here is left, there is overhead wires that burned. they're afraid that might just possibly fall, but again, right now in the meantime, we're being told no one was hurt and some folks are not allowed back in their homes. it could be possibly up to five hours or so before they could actually go back in. we're still learning more details and we'll bring it to you. live in medfield, malini basu, fox 25 news. >> more breaking news tonight. local teacher under arrest, acould you could you a --accused of sending naked pictures to a student. that teacher works in southbridge. this is not the first time this teacher has done this. fox 25's crystal haynes has been, woulding this story all day and -- working this story all day and working her sources. >> the reporter: bob and elizabeth, i can tell you that this tip came in to me early, or rather late yesterday, but we've been working it since early this morning. i can only tell you that investigators say that 22-year-old joseph zungia-santos turned himself in and he's in the lockup just behind me here at southbridge police department and it's like you said, first time this happened. a shocking revelation. >> i think it's horrible. >> a 17-year-old student at southbridge middle high school telling police, nine grade zungia sent naked pictures of himself to him over facebook messenger and more than once. >> one was sent last year, in october, 2014, and then another set of images were sent in august of 2015. >> police were notified this week that 22-year-old zungia turned himself in this afternoon, charged with dissemination of obscene material to a minor. >> they've known each other for two years. the student admitted that they met at a church function in the town of webster and then he's been with this particular teacher for this whole year. >> in a statement, southbridge schools tell fox 25 news, the school department is extremely alarmed by these charges and have taken immediate steps to ensure the safety of our students. is no longer hand employee with the district. southbridge administrators remaining tight lipped about the employment history of this teacher. i pulled zungia's linked in page where he posted not only being a teacher at southbridge, but director of the early education program at worcester state university. investigators say he was a substitute in southbridge last year and was a full-time teacher this year. parents who received the notification today are stunned. >> i prefer to take my daughter out of this school. this is not a safe environment for my daughter. >> now, i did do a search of worcester state university's web site and there was no mention of zungia after i put his name into the search engine there, but we'll continue to dig into his background. i can tell you that he's due to be arraigned in dudley district court tomorrow morning. and there is a special community meeting scheduled for next week for parents to ask questions about this case. reporting in southbridge, crystal haynes, fox 25 news. >> >> and we continue to follow breaking news following a former b.u. assistant hockey coach. robert richardson is accused of raping a 13-year-old on a youth team that he coached back in 1991. according to new information from the suffolk county d.a.'s office, the alleged victim only recently told investigators about the alleged abuse. these attacks allegedly happened in richardson's dorchester home. richardson will be arraigned in suffolk superior court on thursday. this video is from 2005, and that's when richardson was found not guilty in a separate child rape accusation. that attack allegedly happened at a summer camp. >> >> elizabeth: a cool evening here in the city of boston. as people head home tonight and tonight, chief meteorologist kevin lemanowicz is tracking the possibility of some showers over the next few days. kevin? elizabeth. how beautiful is that? there and there are showers on clouds. these clouds will be melting away as the sun goes down. a beautiful shot. dew point, 46. our live picture from our beacon hill studio. gorgeous stuff. so the clouds will melt away tonight. these are the clouds we're talking about. there weren't any showers in southern new england to speak of. all to the north and west as we expected they would be and your temperatures tonight, well, they'll be falling under clear skies, as the clouds do melt away, going down to 39 degrees first thing in the morning under those clear skies in northern worcester county. way. there's worcester county going down to 39, 38 degrees, so there will be towns that get in to the 30's. i don't expect frost tonight, but frosty weather in the final stop this time around is going to be on the north shore and your temperatures under clearing skies tonight, again, dropping into the low 40's, i expect it to stay in the 40's at least at the coastline, but going inland in essex county and into northern portions of middle sex counties, you may see towns that make it into the upper 30's, even colder air is on the way and a timeline on the showers we're talking about. >> new at 6:00 p.m., police in newton say a brookline firefighter was driving drunk when he crashed into a another drive and then left the scene. the crash happened early saturday morning at the intersection in brookline. >> elizabeth: the thing is, this is actually the second brookline firefighter who has been arrested in just a week. fox 25's kerry kavanaugh is litch in newton, where police say they arrested this man walking away from his banged up s.u.v., kerry. >> the reporter: he appeared in court this week, earlier for all the charges stemming from this crash. the crash happened in brookline, but they say he fled all of the way here to newton. the bummer of an s.u.v. sits along la grange street in brookline. firefighter jeremy joseph was behind the wheel. according to court records, after the collision, joseph got out and surveyed the damage, then they say he got back into his pickup truck and drove off and drove more than two miles away. witnesses say they saw a black truck pull in to this bank parking lot, back into a spot, park, and then the driver got out and started walking. >>. the guy parked the car perfectly and just walked away, as if nothing was wrong. >> one of those witnesses who lives near the bank in newton told us over the phone, she could hear the driver coming first. >> i heard almost like it was a muffler i heard a dragging sound and the front end was all smashed up and the front driver's side was gone. >> police say the driver was riding on a rim. they later arrested him as he walked. police say the person in the other car was extricated with the jaws of life but was expected to be ok. we attempted to speak with mr. joseph today. he didn't want to comment. the brookline fire chief emailed fox 25 a statement saying that this firefighter is on paid administrative leave pending an investigation. live in newton, kerry kavanaugh, fox 25 news. >> elizabeth: so this is the second arrest of a brookline firefighter in just the last few days. joseph ward was released on personal recognizance and is now on administrative leave from the fire department. prosecutors say he attacked a man at anna's taco shop on sunday night for allegedly taking too long to order his food. >> developing news in plymouth tonight where a pedestrian was hit hit and killed by a car. police tell us an elderly woman was trying to parallel park on water street when she knocked down a 62-year-old man from out-of-state. the victim was taken by helicopter to a boston hospital, where he later died. the crash under> /v investigation. developing news out of westin, where police are investigating a shooting at a gun range. sky fox over the westin shooters club on sibley road. police tell us they received a 911 call that a woman accidentally shot herself in the arm. an ambulance took that woman to newton wesley hospital and she is expected to recover. >> elizabeth: developing news now. the mother of a 5-year-old worcester boy is facing abuse charges. police say the 22-year-old woman, her son was limping and had noticeable bruising with he arrived at school yesterday morning. the school alerted police. the boy was taken to the she now faces charges of permitting substantial injury to a child and reckless endangerment. she was arraigned this morning and leased on $1,000 bail. the man accused of murdering a beloved teacher colleen ritzer stood behind a wall today while a court clinician raised questions about whether phillip chisholm is mentally nit to stand trial. she painted a picture of a troubled and suicidal teenager who couldn't bear the thought of going to court. ahead in the next 45 minutes, we will break down the prosecution's response and what the judge is now weighing. >> well a big hit to the new england patriots, one of its key players is paid to protect tom brady will be sidelined for the season. nate solder has a torn bicep. >> elizabeth: no offense can work at 100% efficiency without a rock at left taken and nate solder has been there for the patriots for quite some time and according to multiple reports this afternoon, he is indeed bicep muscle. not yet confirmed by the team, but marcus cannon has slipped into solder's spot on the officer dougherty line as he did on sunday. bad news there in the midst of the team preparing for one of the most highly anticipated regular season matchups in resents history. rematch of the afc championship game with the colts. tom brady and bill belichick won't acknowledge that issue. >> recently someone pulled you aside in the grocery store and was like phil, kick his butt will you. >> i haven't been to a grocery store in a number of yearsism e. are -- years.>> are you hearing from family, friends, neighborhood? >> have i heard from my family and friends? yeah. sure. >> the team has started the ball reeling on deflategate to how could there not be extra incentives to tech it stick it to them. >> isn't there any heart in there, any human. >> i'm a human. there's no doubt. i'm definitely human. >> ok, so leave the hoopla department up to us. the players can simply focus on field. that's the latest. tom leyden, fox 25 news. >> the reporter: lots of clouds out there this afternoon thanks to the cooler air coming in. but colder by the weekend. when you're likely to see below freezing temperatures. >> also ahead, a heartbroken family asking for justice. >> we do not want to remember her us a a pool of pool or an evidence sample or an on autopsy table. she would want you to remember her as the woman she was. >> a sentence handed down to a man who savagely murdered a selfie grandmother. >> elizabeth: how mothers are working to keep bella bond's memory alive. how o >> elizabeth: new at 6:00 p.m., a cruel crime. one woman says her late husband's ashes were taken when her husband was broken into yesterday. >> fox 25 arizona robert goulston is live in walpole where several homes were hit. but in one case, something was taken that simply cannot be replaced. >> the reporter: dogs were on. >> dogs were on the front steps, which they're never outside of the house. >> the reporter: something wasn't right at this walpole home yesterday afternoon. >> opened the screen door and saw that the door was opened and they had jimmies offed the lock off. >> the homeowner who we are not identified by name, first saw the damage and then started identifying what was gone. >> they ransacked the medicine cabinets an linen closets and last mit of jewelry. but one piece of jewelry iser ever ir -- is irreplaceable because of what it was holding. >> there was a small heart shaped locket which was an urn with his ashes in it. >> several walpole homes were hit all in the bird area on the east side of town. detectives are working with pawnshops as they try to locate items like the urn. >>. he things that are unique, and if we come across them, it helps to solve the cases earlier. >> in addition to the ashes, her and her husband's late wedding rings were also stolen. items she planned to pass on to her daughter. >> this is the last little bit i had to share with my daughter of him, but it's unfortunate. >> the reporter: break-ins, people taking stuff out of vehicles, they do believe that they may be connected to some cases in hingham, they are working on that, but they do not believe they're connected to the home break-ins. live in walpole, robert goulston, fox 25 news. >> still no arrests in the drive-by shooting of a car on 495 in wrentham, a story fox 25 brought you as braking news all morning long. this afternoon, state police revealed that they have processed the car and are are currently looking at ballistic evidence. two men were shot at just before 11:00 p.m. last night. both are ok. they told state police that they did not get a good look at the other car. a violent head-on crash in route 114 in middleton. sky fox was over the scene this morning after a box car collided with a car. the truck rolled over after the impact. one of the victims was flown to a boston hospital. >> elizabeth: another loss for parishioners trying to keep their sciate church from closing for good. a state appeals court upheld a judge's order to evict the parish necessary from parishioners have been holding an 11 year around the clock vigil at the church. the court ruled that the parishioners are trespassing. >> kevin: it will be totally clear later on today as the temperatures in the 60's start to drop. orange off to the northwest of worcester is 56 under clear skies and dropping all the way down into the upper 30's overnight tonight. i don't expect frost in southern new england, even southern ever new nashua, 60. worcester, 56 with clear skies. right now you're going down to 41 in the morning. finally i heard nantucket where it's 61 degrees, right now under mostly sunny skies, becoming clear as the sun goes down. 51 first thing in the morning, just a few clouds dotting the sky out there out that way, but a mostly sunny day everywhere in new england. afternoon, sunshine abounds, but off to the north and west, clouds, and a couple of showers that will pop up. there's actually a front coming our way, so later tomorrow night, we'll see the clouds take over during the early morning hours and start to see showers develop as well. western massachusetts first, and northern new england, you'll get the brunt of this. this is not a heavy rain event, but there will be showers around scattered about and that will continue right through the morning drive until the end of the morning drive in southern new hampshire, you'll have that threat of showers. most of us won't get wet in massachusetts, especially when you go inside 495 and southeast. that's the way it's looking right now. we'll keep an eye on that front and how it's progressing right into friday and saturday. friday afternoon, we'll have a few showers still around, that's because of that cool air coming in, so reinforcing shot of cool air, try with the cold front and then again saturday with the disturbance coming on buy. of your weekend. highs tomorrow, 59 in dennis. 61 sandwich and marshfield getting up to 62 degrees. just to the south of boston, quincy at 63. brockton also at 63 degrees tomorrow afternoon. and off to the north and west, winchendon at 58. worcester, 59 and brattleboro, vermont at 61 degrees tomorrow afternoon as well with plenty of sunshine. seven day forecast. notice the changes that are coming. rainshowers on friday and by saturday into sunday, that's when the cool air really starts to settle in. so by sunday and in to monday, we're looking at a big difference in temperatures, in the mornings anyway. even in the afternoon on sunday, only getting in to the upper 40's most towns. 50's right along the coastline and low 50's only at that. certainly below average, much of your weekend. coldest air we've seen since april the way it looks right now with frost and freeze likely and snow in the mountains. looking at the european computer model, puts futurecast to use. some showers are coming on in and really, through the upcoming weekend, it looked like that we would have snow settling in on the northern ranges, i'll set that graphic up better for you coming up. but what we're dealing with is just a frosting of snow. thinking about that in october, in the mountains of new england, that's someplace that we'll have to watch very closely. but notice the low temperatures. 32 sunday, so frosty start to be sure, some places will be freezing or solid freeze. monday is the better chance for that, with the clear skies and starting out only in the upper 40's for temperatures. won't have nine armed robberies to fall to get into the 20's for lows coming up on monday morning. it will be likely down to freezing, even in the immediate boston area. and along the shoreline on the south coast as well. so something that we'll be tracking in the 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the las vegas hospital where he's being treated after he was found unresponsive at a nevada brothel. the owner of that brothel says odom took a large amount of what >> 911 said put him on his left side, and they did, started throwing up, and he's still alive. and ambulance came, came, took him to the pahrump hospital, they have feel says this is not looking -- they immediately said this is not looking good. >> jace conrad's said odom's ex-wife, khloe kardashian and many of his childhood friends were at his side. odom played his college ball at the university of rhode island. >> elizabeth: recall about a food that could be in your refrigerator. dole is recalled bagged spinach in 13 states, including massachusetts, because of a possible salmonella risk. it has an enjoy by date of october 15th. throw it away. the codes that are affected, check out our web site, myfoxboston.com. it causes panic, briefly, for hundreds of parents at a local high school. >> a simple mistake that told every single mom and dad that their kid didn't show up for class this morning. >> elizabeth: also new in the next next half-hour, a group of moms remembering bella bond, how they made is their mission to keep8ejw alive. >> a family from southie pleading for justice three years after someone killed their loved one. >> each and every day. >> the sentence handed down for the murder of a south boston grandmother. >> elizabeth: an we continue to follow breaking news from medfield, where a gas main burst into flames near a high school. classrooms evacuated, high when wil ready to head out when others head home. at eversource, we prepare for ugly weather all year long. upgrading technology, managing vegetation, improving how we get information to you, because we know you're counting on us. we're ready for winter, and we want to make sure you're ready, too. visit eversource.com to learn more and sign up for storm updates. and be sure to follow us on facebook and twitter. ever new england. 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backhoe. it's hard to see where we are. that's where that explosion happened. let me take you over to sky fox video. this was all happening just about two hours ago. this was happening over on south and phillip street. you can see debris flying everywhere. so as you mentioned, this happened right in front of phillips street and this is where some girls were getting ready for practice here at medfield high school. it all happened the explosion, they saw it and were forced to go back inside. let me show you video taken by a neighbor. she camp out of her house, took the video, the flames were just about 30 feet high. so right now at this hours we could tell you that there's some families that are not allowed to go back into their homes, so at hurt. i want to show you one thing. overhead wires directly above that explosion over there, that's where crews are worried about right now. so for about five hours or so, we're being told that families may not be allowed to go in. we will update you. live in midfield, malini basu, fox 25 news. >> elizabeth: now to the other top story. a southbridge teacher will be arraigned tomorrow on charges of sending naked pictures to a student. joseph zungia turned himself in. a 17-year-old student told police the ninth great english language teacher sent naked pictures of himself over facebook medeiros jerrickson at least twice. school officials are alarmed by the charges hand that person is no longer an employee. south boston. a beloved grandmother, murdered in her hone home. the d.a. says the killer stole winning lottery tickets to feed his heroin addiction. in court today, that killer was family spoke out. >> he does not belong in society. he is far too dangerous to everyone. >> strong words in suffolk superior court as 30-year-old timothy koska is sentenced to live and no parole of south boston mother around grandmother, barbara coyne she was found beaten to death and her throat slashed, killed over $100 worth of winning latest systemry tickets that koska used to buy heroin. d.n.a. under her fingernails eye -- identify timothy koska. in court, babke bra coyne's family emotionally remembered the woman they loved. >> she was the most selfless person i everth cabrera met. she truly was strength and grace personified. >> i have never been more proud of my mother than i am right now has i sit here, to know what she was fighting for her home, to save her sleeping granddaughter and ultimately fighting for her life. >> the trial judge said in open court that this case reveals what he calls the scourge of opiate abuse and heroin addiction that is gripping our communities. timothy koska was sentenced today to life in prison with no hope of parole, it's a little bit of a cooler evening here in the city of boston. but for the past half-hour, we've been admiring an absolutely beautiful sunset over the city, which is about to be eclipsed by the nighttime here kevin and we're looking forward to a little bit of rain and maybe even cooler temperatures. >> kevin: that happens every day, elizabeth. we can't get away from that it is going to cool o. the clouds will melt away. temperature is it cooler today, certainly, is but still, that's 63 degrees you have right now in boston, average high temperature for the date. it was into the upper 60's. didn't get the 70-degree readings we had the couple of days. with the night falling, the clouds starting to go away. the sun was doing its job to heat up the cooler air moving in and produce the clouds out there and even a couple random sprinkles around new england, but certainly not much in the way of shower activity. temperature in boston dropping down into the mid 40's overnight so going to be a cool night for sure, but it gets cooler the farther north and west you go. worcester area, 41 degrees under clear skies by morning, but there will be towns that get in to the upper 30's especially north and west of worcester. martha's vineyard, clouds hanging around. these showers haven't come to fruition, we'll take those out of the forecast but the clouds will be hanging around and clearing by early morning and 407 degrees, so you're waking up to sunshine and have it right through lunchtime tomorrow afternoon. it's what happens after that rainshowers and cold air arrive. >> remembering bella, a group of south shore mothers make it their mission to keep the little girl's legacy alive. bella bond's body was found on deer island. >> elizabeth: now a group of mothers wants to make sure that no other child endures what bella did. they have an assembly line going on inside this braintree storefront. gathering donations and packing them up in honor of bella bonds. >> it seems so sad to me, there are how many other bellas still alive with nothingism e. nicole knew that she and her friends wanted to help other children like bella, so they decided to connect donations of clothing, tooth brushes and toys for children who suddenly find themselves away from their family and in foster care. >> i would like to bring a smile to their face. >> it's very challenging at time when children come to have anything for them. >> jennifer ashley has been a foster parent for a decade. she told us how sometimes kids come to them in the middle of the night with just the clothes on their back. very self-aware, they're very self-aware that they don't have anything around them that they're used to, and that unquote, appropriately. >> that's what nicole and her group of south shore mothers wants to change. they set up nearly 50 donation dropoff locations around massachusetts where they goodies or the child. >> some of the children, like nicole mentioned, they come into foster care with the chose on their back tanned they're going from place to place with a garbage bag full of random stuff, and you know, with the backpack, they have something that's truly theirs. >> now, we know that you might want to help, so we have a link of dropoff locations on our web site, just go to myfoxboston.com. >> new hampshire police have arrested one of the suspects in a convenience store rob which. we first showed you the surveillance pictures yesterday at 5:00 p.m. the tonight police announced the capture of the suspect identified as say he used a gun to rob the irving mainway convenience store in concord monday night. other officers recognized him from the surveillance pictures. he was arrested for armed robbery. police are working to identify the suspects caught on camera in this car break in, this happened on jefferson avenue in everett, back in late july. you can see two men approach, open the deers, search around for any valuables, and then walk off. if you recognize either of these suspects, please contact everett police. natick police looking for the man behind this jewelry heist, they say he walked into the shop and asked for that catalog. when the clerk left the sales floor, he removed seven bracelets, worth more than $2,500. if you recognize him, you can give an anonymous tip to natick police. >> >> elizabeth: held without bail for a 23-year-old crime. today the man accused of murdering a tufts university graduate in 1992 stood in court and said he's not guilty. fox 25's kerry kavanaugh was there and spoke with the defense attorney about his concerns with the d.n.a. evidence. >> more than two decades after a man accused of her murder walked into a suffolk county courtroom in handcuffs. in 1992, leona bruce was 21 years old a recent graduate of tufts university. that year, she was the only african-american woman to western a degree in engineering. investigators say two months after receiving the degrees, her roommate found her dead in her south boston apartment. >> lying face down on her bed with her hands tied tightly behind her back with telephone cord. the victim was nude from the waist down. >> police never identified a suspect in this case until this year. >> the massachusetts state police crime laboratory notified the boston police department of what's known as a code hit linking the defendant to the unknown male d.n.a. profile recovered from of the body of lena bruceism e. in court wednesday, the prosecutor said the defendant, james witkowski was serving time for an unrelated assault. he submitted a d.n.a. sample after he was convicted last summer. the prosecutor said witkowski's criminal record dates back to 1988 and includes convictions for larceny, breaking battery. >> when shown a photograph of the victim, defendant stated he did not recognize her and had no memory of any sexual or other contact with her. >> witkowski's attorney says he's still examining the case but noted d.n.a. evidence is not 100% infallible. >> things can go wrong. other than the actual sample comparison, again, there's deterioration of samples, decay, improper handling and procedure, flatout mistakes. >> the magistrate here today says that d.n.a. evidence would undergo an independent evaluation, witkowski due back in court next months. in boston, kerry kavanaugh, fox 25 news. >> elizabeth: a middle school apologizing tonight for a glitch that told every parent in the school that all students were absent. the district notified parents of that mistake and they alibied -- apologized for the confusion. >> home sales booming in massachusetts. may cording to the massachusetts pending home sales were up 36% in september. more than 5700 homes were placed under agreement with median price of just over $340,000. the association's market confidence index increased in september for the sixth straight month. the city of boston may make real estate developers pay more to cover the cost of affordable housing. the globe says mayor marty walsh plans to require residential building developers to set aside more units for low income tenants or fund affordable units in other city neighborhoods. builders of commercial space would also pay higher fees per square foot. >> governor charlie baker has sworn in the state's newest child advocate, replacing gail gerringer. she has nearly four decades in child welfare and court administration. the childality secretary of state oversees the state's services provided to children or under the care of the state. the president of the state senate says that massachusetts should get a piece of fantasy sports gambling. yesterday, the senate president, stanley rosenburg weighed in on the government to get involved with on-line sports fantasy sites. it's an area like horse racing that needs to be regulated and taxed. recent scandal moving daily fantasy sports is not keeping players away. an industry restitch firm says that entry fees paid to draft king and fan duel rose nearly 5% last creek. this after draft kings employees from massachusetts won a $350,000 prize there for fan due i will. both companies have now banned employees from playing paid fantasy games. >> a local familiar sharing their story with us about an incredible act of kindness. >>. eileen, her kids and grandchildren got together for the first time if three years last night at a pizza place called the flying saucer in salem. when the bill came, they found out that the women next to them theft a note thanking her in case she comes back and says there are good wishes in salem. >> a beautiful sunset is underway if boston. you sigh that here behind me from the beacon hill area. frost and freeze, with you can expect snow in new england too. >> but first, he's on trial for murdering a beloved teacher. the shocking way phillip chisholm told a psychiatrist he the story is next on mom this is hugely important. is there anywhere in your house i can get a good signal? anyway, you were saying. it's a tragic love story. i love tragedy. what is that noise? what? i'm on set. i'm shooting a movie about laundry. leave slow internet behind. a movie about laundry? yeah the 100% fiber optics network gives you the fastest wi-fi available when you need it the most. >> the man accused of murdering beloved teacher colleen ritzer telling a court clinician, he hopes somebody shoots him with a gun. >> this testimony revealed today as a judge weighs on going forward with jury selection in the phillip chisholm trial. >> we've seen phillip chisholm in court plenty of times, but not today, he refused and stood behind a wall. he told a court clinician he talked to voices in his head, questioned were he was having a trial and had suicidal thoughts. >> i hoped somebody would come in with a gun and hill kim. kim -- kill him. 6r he told a court clinician he talked to voices in his head, and had suicidal thoughts. >> he hoped that somebody would him. >> he has a complete burning sensation that goes through his body. >> but prosecutors aren't buying it and believe it's just another delay tactic. they say, phillip chisholm is holding everyone in this case hostage. >> everything that has happened for the last 24 hours is not real. it's fake. >> and so the judge decided tomorrow, he hopes to be able to have an independent expert appointed to do the evaluation on chisholm. that means jury selection likely on hold till at least next wednesday. we'll keep following it for you. in salem, sharman sachetti, fox 25 news. >> state lawmakers considering a bill that would reinstate the death penalty in massachusetts. this is one of dozens of bills that will be heard by the legislature's judiciary committee at a public hearing. now the death penalty was abolished in 1997. boston marathon bomber dzhokhar tsarnaev received his death sentence in federal court. the state is it planning to create a better system for helping people with dementia and alzheimer's. the no wronged system helps connect patients with services. there are 120,000 individuals living with an alzheimer's disease diagnosis in massachusetts. the project uses federal money and will start in march. >> elizabeth: fined for a neighborhood tradition. a local town discussing who should pay for using basketball hoops to close a road. you'll see that story all new later tonight on the fox 25 news at tomorrow p.m. -- at 10:00 p.m. >> kevin: cooler temperatures, dropping down to the 60's. this is cool, i suppose, but for october, that's the average high temperature for the date if boston at 63. so it's actually a fairly mild day overall. it was well in to the 60's despite the clouds today. 50's show worcester, orange, westfield, so it is cooling off. the clouds are melting away, big holes open up in the clouds. where there are clouds, beautiful sunset the last minutes of it anyway. here's futures cast, by the time we're talking tonight during the 10:00 p.m. newscast, clear outside or at least mostly clear. him totally clear. the morning outside of a few clouds trying to swing in off the ocean to the south, sunny start to the day and the sun will be with us through the middle of the day tomorrow. low temperatures tonight, dropping right through the 40's, 45 boston, and marshfield. 48 province town. may hold on to 50 in nantucket and south coastal areas, but mostly in the 40's until you get back. keene, brattleboro, worcester, so worcester county into new hampshire and vermont and western massachusetts is where you'll see the 30's taking over. not a frosty night, not quite that cold, but chilly enough. here we are through the afternoon, future cast, all kinds of sunshine. clouds that pop up with the keeler air that's. coming on in, but those will be mainly northern and western new england, a couple of showers could even see volume of, but i'm not too concerned about that for southern and central new england. by friday morning, early morning hours, 2:15 p.m., the clouds rolling in, showers starting to develop to the west. a cold front heading our way. those showers become more numerous before 4:00 p.m. friday morning, and the fox 25 news morning news, shiri will be tracking showers coming through for the morning commute. by 7:00 a.m., middle of the commute, any showers are gone and not all of you will have one, but there will be some around. the higher consequence of this is cooler air. coming in behind this front as well, so we'll take the cool air tomorrow and raise it again on fires and one more time on -- friday and one more time on saturday as another disturbance swings on through. with all the cool air coming through, you can see the showers around. they'll be rainshowers for us, not for everyone in new england. tomorrow's high temperatures, generally in the 60's. pretty close to average or a degree or two less than average. there will be upper 50's too like in worcester at 59 and some of these towns in between lowell, framingham, boston, upper 50's, so generally upper 50's to slow 60's tomorrow afternoon. seven day forecast, brings the showers in friday morning and on saturday, you see the raindrops falling there, potentially because of a system swinging on through. another piece of energy in atmosphere that will bring cool air, to make sure we stay cold on sunday and monday. sunday will be the coolest day we've seen in quite some time. 49 degrees for a high temperature on average. boston, low 50's. but places to the west will stay in the mid to upper 40's. and saturday i'm going to focus on here, because on saturday, the system swings on by and late saturday night into stun morning, look at this. that's some blue showing up, so that by 6:00 a.m. sunday morning, it looks like some snow is ready to fall in the northern hills, and this is a european computer model, using futurecast, project being the snowfall, for portions of the green mountains and into the white mountains, northernmost new hampshire and vermont and into western maine, where that sunday river, they're considering opening up for a bit this upcoming weekends, get the guns fired up to get the snow on the ground that way. can you believe we're talking about that already? it would not be for southern new england, but there will be flakes flying in new england this weekend. that's how cold it's going to be. >> elizabeth: not your average traffic jam. in the streets of boston. let's address the elephant in the room, shall we, bob? it's these guys. sky fox high over hanover street where some elephants were hanging out from ringling brother & barnum and bailey circus, which is hosting several shows at the garden starting tonight. it was a great day to take your elephant for a walk, i must say. they may not be playing baseball in fenway park in october, but they will be having some halloween fun. the red sox are inviting fans to attend halloween at fenway park on saturday, october 31. kids and adults can trick-or-treat around warning track from 1:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. the green monster will be decked out in decorations and fans can also enter their carved pumpkins in to a contest. >> >> kevin: that sounds cool. >> pats and colts don't have to say much more than that and truly the players didn't, but bryan salmond has a few things he wants to point out about sunday's matchup and the bruins andrew: the one thing about soccer that i like the most the ages leave all of us. we simply become kids again. for that very reason. the child we once were. the years just glide away, and i'm back to where i was. who used to be down in me, all over again. my name is andrew, and bluecross blueshield has me. when others head home. at eversource, we prepare for ugly weather all year long. upgrading technology, managing vegetation, improving how we get information to you, because we know you're counting on us. we're ready for winter, and we want to make sure you're ready, too. visit eversource.com to learn more and sign up for storm updates. and be sure to follow us on facebook and twitter. ever new england. eversource. just one scoop of rich,creamy hood sour cream takes your monday dinner from mundane to masterpiece. it's easy to make every day delicious with all natural hood sour cream. for 160 years. >> well in the last 15 minutes the the patriots have confirm that nate solder's season is over, he has been placed on injured reserve, so marcus cannon will take over. bryan salmond was in foxborough today. >> what deflategate fiasco? tom brady says i doesn't have any added venom in preparing for the colts, the team that nearly had him suspended for four games. he did say that he is human, but just preparing like it's another game. >> always pretty motivated regardless of the opponent or the week whether it's a preseason game or regular season game, they're all important, there's so few of those that you get an opportunity in your life. >> just the same questions every week. we're getting ready to play a game on sunday, we'll do the best we can to prepare for it, be ready to go and perform well on sunday night. that's what we do. >> and we only got one opportunity to get tom to talk about the team that start deflategate. we did learn some very important facts about them both. >> i haven't been to the grocery store if a couple years. >> and -- >>. i'm a human, there's no doubt. definitely human. >> and this news just out, just after locker room availability was over, nate solder is out for the remainder of the season with a bicep injury. marcus cannon, who filled in for solder in dallas will like i be his replacement in indianapolis. in gillette stadium, bryan salmond, fox 25 sports. >> look at numbers, according to our producer, the pats clearly superior across-the-board the last four times the teams have met. some of these figures, astonishing. the points per game, the pats have averaged 47 points per game over the last four, just wrap you were head around that for a minute. >> what a mad house in toronto as the bluejays and rangers are squaring off for the right to play in the american league championship series. within the last 20 minutes, this is the play everyone is buzzing about. russell martin throws the ball off the bat of the batter, so the run comes in, even though it's waved dead ball, they awarded home plate to odure, so the rangers took a one run lead karma. right now 6-3 in the seventh, should be. baseball left to play. bruins are in colorado. looking to avoid the franchise's first 0-4 start in 50 years. gustavsson won the battle to back up tuuka rask. they will drop the puck at 10:00 p.m. if denver. the race has tightened up for the purpose game of the week. -- for game of the week. we'll keep the poll active until 11:00 p.m. i'll reveal the winner on the fox 25 news at 11:00 p.m. tonight and you can see the race right there. it's kind of heating up between rockland and randolph and ducato rfey and brockton. somebody woke up and they're voting right now. >> elizabeth: that's really good. >> wow, this weekend, white stuff. >> kevin: somewhere in new england. in the mountains to the north. new hampshire, vermont, northernmost reaches. that's where you'll see a coating of snow on the ground up that way. they're getting used to that, that time of year when they start to see this. they've been firing up the snow guns to practice. not enough to ski on but it will be there. in southern new england, just have some cold air coming on in, soiled be getting the latest data in on the temperatures for the weekend. expect below freezing temperatures across the area. yikes. >> a little frost on the pumpkin?

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