soon and that's just one of many failures announced a short time ago. fox 25's kerry kavanaugh is live in boston with the eastern the child advocate says this case points to a breakdown in communication between state agencies. kerry? >> the reporter: the child advocate's report says the mom, rochelle bond was going through a revolving door of state agencies, including state prison, incarcerated no fewer than 12 times, but none of the agency, including dcf ever connected the dots. missteps and miscommunication, 2-year-old bella bond was in the middle of a maze of dcf workers, their cases and her own mother. >> that deeper dive for information did not hey peer to have occurred. the state office of the child advocate today released a report that concluded dcf prematurely closed two neglect cases involving the little girl. her body watts found if a trash bag on deer island in june. her mosques rochelle bond charged as an accessory to her murder, her boyfriend, michael mccarthy charged with the 2-year-old's death. dcf workers were using information about bella families that had been gathered six years before she was born. >> in that cutting and pasting, there was a lack of clarity in the reading around which information came from prior assessments. and how much of2onn:hz that information was current. before bella was born, dcf had terminated rochelle bonds' parental rights to two other children. the report says her history of arrests, substance abuse, mental health issues and instability, plus the prior termination of rights, should have triggered higher level of conferences at dcf. just two years ago, dcf implemented sweeping changes after jeremiah oliver was found in a suitcase along the side of the highway. new fail saves were futurecast in place but it appears even those failed bella. >> i think it is impossible for anyone to say that continued involvement with the department would have prevented the tragedy that happened in that case. >> the reporter: we reached out to that department, dcf today, for a reaction to this report, they sent us the statement saying they were appreciative of it, quote, many of the issues raised in the report are already being addressed by the baker administration's aggressive systemic reform effort, including the need for clear and consistent policies and increased management oversight. one other thing we will point out, some of the allegations of neglect that rochelle bond was facing with bella, or the exact same type of allegations she faced with her two priornju5 children. live in boston, kerry kavanaugh, fox 25 news. >> mark: for continuing coverage on the bella bond case, go to our web site, myfoxboston.com, we have an entire page dedicated to the girl once known as baby doe, control over the news tab and click on the bella bond case link. >> elizabeth: updating breaking news. high drama in maryland and pennsylvania, when a huge military blimp broke loose, causingca4oo) ` some 18,000 power outages. that blimp broke free in maryland around 12:20 p.m. this afternoon. f-16's were scrambled to track it. around 4:00 p.m., we learned the blimp was on the ground and secure. pennsylvania. 1 university cancelling classes because of the outage. these are photos of the blimp when it was still in the air. it dragged the huge tether line. the blimp came down near williamsport, pennsylvania, no word on how it came loose. no one was hurt. >> the data row inmates penalty phase retrail is moving forward as scheduled. a judge rejected motions filed by gary lee sampson's defense team. challenge the legality of the death penalty. defendants can be still be sentenced#`{c he killed two people during a week long crime spree. >> elizabeth: boston police are asking for help tracking down a man wanted far murder in brighton. joseph was killed late thursday night on telford street. fox 25 was on the scene as this was breaking that morning. considered arm around dangerous. >> mark: and police searched for david chase rondon, allegedly shotp! \r{ a man in manchester on monday. rondon has tattooed hands, a visible neck burn. police say he may have be traveling with his girlfriend, hunter, who is not wanted at this time. the vehicle is a 2015 nissan maxima, new hampshire plate 365-7175. call police if you see rondon, do not approach him. >> elizabeth: a woman driving along the south shore got shot at by a bee-bee out of nowhere and police are trying to find who pulled the trigger. john monahan spoke to thek5q#z driver and john, several businesses have also been hit. >> that's right, elizabeth. these attacks taking place over the has few days. the latest yesterday on tuesday, this time, a woman was hit while she was driving along route 53 in neighboring hanover. now, 53 and norwell where we are was a person targeted by a person or persons behind all of this on saturday. three local businesses. whoever it is took aim at the south shore bank, a nearby pizzeria and one other business down the street. each of them had damage to windows to|qzxhm a pellet or some type of projectile. if that's not bad enough, yesterday afternoon, a woman was hit a couple miles from here, struck above the ear and felt a burning sting after a bee-bee game crashing through her front wind shield. >> i was stunned. it took me a minute to process what had happened. i mean, it's northwest every day you're riding down the street and you get shot. >> certainly not. now, police have stepped up patrols in the area, searching for whoever is behind this. latest on this tonight on the fox 25 news at 10:00 p.m. live in for well, john monahan, fox 25 news. >> elizabeth: in fitchburg, police are looking for the person who shot out windows across a number of streets, also with a bee-bee gun in this story. at least 16 cars and one house were hit by the bullets in the early morning hours on monday. police believe there are more victims out there, and they're asking them to come forward. the u.s. navy has still not been able to locate the missing alfatherly cargo ship. late this afternoon, the ntsb said the first of 13 side scan sonar searches came up negative. a second search is underway. the el faro vanished in the bahamas during hurricane joaquin and several massachusetts crew members were on board. >> mark: right now, investigators are trying to find out what sparked a fire that left 31 people homeless in lynn. this was breaking during the fox 25 news this morning as our katherine parrotta explains, many people were asleep as the flames started spreading through the building. >> that's everything i've had, but at least i'm here. >> the reporter: for bernadette guzman, the building at 152-156 chestnut street was the place she just started calling home three months ago, it's where merrimack valley parents have lived for two decades, home also to an aunt and niece, all left to pick up the pieces, escaping with their lives as their homes went up in flames. >> i saw smoke, where is it coming from and when i am looked down stairs, i saw the back door and it was justifies lit up. >> officials say the three alarm fire started around 11:00 p.m. last night, somewhere around the back of the building, quickly spreading up the walls. guzman first noticed something was wrong when she saw people running from the first floor restaurant. >> when i went upstairs to double check, as soon as i smelled the smoke, i literally just ran out, like i literally, i've got to go get my mom. that was my first thing and my dad. >> the reporter: firefighters say the time of the fire was a challenge, most residents were home, many sleeping. >> i came over here, my mom was sleeping and she just like literally came and in her nightgown and everything. >> as firefighters worked to get the flames under control, residents kept warm in an mbta bus. the red cross working to help the 24 adults and seven children with nowhere to go, now left to figure out what to do next. >> my mom has been in this building for 20 years, living heir and to start over for her and my dad is going to be the marreddest thing they've of done. basically. -- hardest thing they've ever done. you have to take it one day at a time. >> that woman and her family were headed to a relative's home to figure out what's going to happen for them next. the fire alarms in this building worked, but people didn't respond to them right away. they thought maybe it was a false alarm. still, most people were able to run out of this building. firefighters did assist a couple of people in getting out by using lad de la rosa. lad -- ladders. fortunately, no one suffered any injuries. katherine parrotta, fox 25. >> mark: thursday is a sentencing day for a former prep school student accused of sexual assault. owen labrie raped a student at a prep school in new hampshire after using a computer to lure her in. the defense team wants probation saying the high profile case took its toll on their client. >> elizabeth: new hampshire leaders will be tackling the state's drug abuse crisis as a top priority when lawmakers return to concord in january. both democrats and republicans are backing legislation focusing on three key issues, and you see them here. expanding drug courts, strengthening a prescription drug monitoring program and painkiller fentanyl the same as heroin. >> boston city council is considering an ordinance that bans realistic looking toy guns from public places. this comes after a series of close calls involving replica guns like these, all of wrightbol of which wereconfiscated by bpd. the biggest fear is an officer might shoot a child holding one of the toys. >> it's about saving young kid on the streets of our city. these guns feel real, they weigh real, there's nothing that would distinguish them from a real gun. >> this year alone, boston police have confiscated 139 replica guns. smoke and flames pour out of a car in the middle of the morning commute. this happened on 495 north just before route 9 in westborough around 8:00 a.m. this morning. the right two lanes were closed. incredibly, no one was injured. >> elizabeth: washington street in boston's chinatown neighborhood is back open tonight after this water main break. the issue in the area of 888 washington closed off traffic in both directions for a few hours. still waiting to hear what caused that mess. the boston city council has voted to give itself a 14% raise. today's 9-4 vote hikes the annual salaries by $12,000, to $99,500 a@lu)> mark: gone in 60 seconds. >> elizabeth: two men smash into a legal pizza shop and -- local pizza shop and make off with a bunch of dough. the surveillance video showing a smoking bandit, the whole time he's doing this, he has a cigarette out of his mouth. police want you to see this. plus -- >> the reporter: a 5-year-old hit by a car while crossing the street right after he got off a school bus. we talked to the woman who helped him. >> we are live at td garden. the celtics open up the season against the sixers. 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lemanowicz has his updated >> elizabeth: this surveillance video shows two men robbing a pizza shop in loonenburg after workers closed it down for the night. it took less than a minute for the thieves to smash their way in and steal some dough. >> mark: but it's what they left behind that may help solve this case. >> it's been a day of cleaning up. >> that's the window they smashed. pizzeria. ken and his co-owner are used to that's what happened when three crooks broke in overnight, taking the cash register and leaving behind a whole lot of damage. the entire one minute crime caught on the restaurant's surveillance system. >> you have can actually see them come right through. >> overnight the thieves busted through a back window and crawled in. once inside, sending straight for the cash register, send sparks flying when they ripped it out. >> the surveillance video will actually can mean the difference between catching someone and not catching someone. >> loonenburg have the video and even though the suspects wore hoodies or a mask, there is one shot where you can clearly see the suspect's face. >> we have pretty good video footage to go on. plus the flashlight one of the crook's had in his mouth was left behind. >> it comes down to getting the d.n.a. on the flashlight and getting make and model of the car. ken estimates the theft and damage at $5,000, but says of >> we had to go out, order a new window, new cash register, new blinds. >> mark: police say there have been several other break-ins in the area and they are also checking local traffic cameras to see if they captured the gedway car. >> elizabeth: a teenager is accused of pouring hot soup allzz| over a girl's head in the hallway of a high school in kingsborough, the alleged attack happened on october 15th at the greater lowell technical high school. 16-year-old girl's family sells the "lowell sun" the incident caused second degree burns. the :v^o 15-year-old boy who face assault and battery charges. school officials search the boy chelmsford police looking for this bank robbery suspect. on tuesday, he robbed the citizens bank inside the stop and shop on chelmsford street. allegedly, he passed a note to the teller and ran off. chelmsford police are looking into whether the suspect is connected to similar robberies in stoneham and redding. >> kevin: let talk about this weather coming on through, been alerting you to this because of also the strong winds and potential for the purpose coastal concerns later tonight. this is it doppler radar showing the rain coming on by, has satellite on here too, that's why you're seeing the whitish gray color. it's cloudy, it's raining and they go together. this is like the heavy rain coming out of connecticut into western and central massachusetts, but we've had heavy rain in pockets in eastern massachusetts as well. going to zoom into a couple of these spots. this takes you on to i-93, 128, milton and also toward quincy too, so there are some yellows showing up right here just north of 128. blue hillary road, blue hill reservation, route 128 running by the reservation, heavy downpours there on the hill. then off to the west into southern worcester county, look at the yellow showing up on here on doppler radar, southbridge to sturbridge, focus on southbridge with the heavy rain and off to the north shore, heavy rain well. happening in beverly. even some orange showing up and where it's orange, you get some of the heaviest rain just went but heavy rain bottom line. lakeshore avenue, this is out across route 22 into beverly as well and birch wood drive seeing the heavy rain. heavy rain north of concord, through web sterling franklin, loudon, over to barnstead, alton seeing heavy rain at this time and it's going to keep coming, come in waves tonight. wave after wave of heavy downpours. it won't stop raining, but at times, it will be lighter, than it will be heavy. but these heavy rainshowers will continue right through your morning hours, morning drive time, this takes you to 8:00 p.m. and look at the bright colors showing up on futurecast. this is telling you there's a potential for some heavy rain, and thunderstorm activity right through the morning hours. see the blotch of purple through that's something we don't see very often on futurecast unless you have thunderstorm activity coming through, so i expect in the morning. shiri will have it for you, tracking them very closely. breaks of sun for the middle of the day and afternoon. can fire up a couple of showers. out, we will warm up. temperatures around 70 degrees for highs tomorrow afternoon. other part of this. so, besides the rainfall is going to be the wind, but rains will ramp up between 1-3 inches across much of the area. that won't cause river flood, but it can cause localized street flooding. winds gusting over 30 miles per hour. i had a report from providence, rhode island, of a tree that's fallen on a car and that's the kind of activity we'll see in southeastern massachusetts. likely trees come down eventually, definitely branches and a lot of leaves. in fact, wind gusts are going to ramp up from here and you'll see that with the forecast data, showing 50-mile-per-hours and that's where the concern comes from and there's a wind advisory. it starts at 7:00 p.m., technically for all of rhode island and eastern massachusetts especially southeastern massachusetts. that's going to be the biggest concern and starting at 11:00 p.m. tonight, a coastal flood advisory for eastern mass, actually starts at 7:00 p.m. down in these areas, but most areas along the east coast of massachusetts will just see minor splashover. the waves are building and you have the high tide that's. coming up. meanwhile, the thunderstorm risk, this is a general rush risk in the lighter green, this is a marginal severe weather in southeastern mis, again, goes along with the futurecast death showing the thunderstorm threat first thing in the morning. seven-day forecast with your{!o weekend always if view and the weekend is looking nice, at least the start on saturday with the sunshine. the rain will be out of here in plenty of time for the patriots dolphins game expecting partly cloudy skies and 57 degrees. showers will come through quickly during tailgate time but it looks like a dry evening for that. we'll get into sunday with showers early on in the middle part of your weekend, but overall, the weekend is looking nice in general. update that doppler radar and see where the heaviest rain is. coming up. >> in brockton a 48-year-old mother is under arrest, for getting involved in a fight that also included her 15-year-old daughter, that daughter police say had a taser gun. >> mark: but first, new information about the officer who pulled a female high school student from her chair and dragged her across the floor. you're watching the fox 25 news for the girl scout meeting. okay. for the soccer team. for the girl scout meeting. how many 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department will also be monitoring social media for any potential threats. >> elizabeth: developing tonight, the south carolina school resource officers caught on tape throwing a student to the floor in a classroom has been fired. senior deputy ben fields didn't tom training or procedure during that incidents, which quickly went viral. fields has not publicly commented on the situation. fields sales he's sorry the whole thing hand but didn't know if he was truly remorseful. >> now the action of our deputies, we take responsibility for that. but we also have to put responsibility on her for disrupting that school, disrupting that class, and causing this incident to start from the very beginning. >> elizabeth: according to student's lawyer, the victim suffered neck and back injuries and has a cast on her arm. the sheriff's department says the girl was not hurt. >> schools may be putting a child's privacy at risk in their effort to keep up with the rapidly changing technology. it's something the aclu is very concerned about. they recently took a close look at 35 school districts across the state. here's some of what they found. 13 districts trust a third party to handle sensitive student information. districts which provide computer software for students can activate realtime tracking and screen monitoring away from the classroom. and two-thirds of the districts that issue devices can inspect them without notice. >> elizabeth: tonight, we're learning more about the 5-year-old boy who was hit by a car after stepping off his school bus. >> mark: next at 6:00 p.m., you'll hear from the nursing assistant who raced to the rescue and why the bus driver is off the job. >> elizabeth: plus all the attention will be on the republican presidential debate tonight, but hillary clinton made headlines in new hampshire earlier today. a political expert tells fox 25 why this is crucial to her complain. >> kevin: tracking heavy downpours coming through new england, more poised to move through overnight. it will get worse before we see any improvements. downtown in boston, it is a wet evening. you can see the tops of the building disappearing into the clouds and rain that is falling right now, if you have plans to get into the city, this is looking from beacon hill toward fenway parcc and the back way. it is a soggy night for sure. umbrellas won't be helpful. 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. >> mark: we begin this half-hour with a weather alert. this is why, rain, heavy rain expected tonight into tomorrow morning, it is the remnants of what we were once referring to as hurricane category 5 named patricia. hi everyone, i'm mark ockerbloom. >> elizabeth: i'm elizabeth hopkins. we're tacking about strong winds, heavy rain, a coastal flood advisory. storm tracker chief meteorologist kevin lemanowicz has updated the weather alert. >> kevin: you put that in the order i would say the strongest concerns, strong winds, hearing about damage report in southeastern new england. most live rhode island right now, but there will likely be some in southeastern massachusetts with winds ramping up. localized flooding on roadways, leaves blocking up the storm drains, the coastal flooding, the least of my concerns, but there can be splash over, lynn shore drive, morrissey boulevard. look at the heavy downpours massachusetts right now and toward the west. going to focus in on a couple of spots. this takes any to wrentham, bellingham and southward to plainville, along 121, coming out of wrentham and cumberland, rhode island, heavy downpour activity, wrentham center. westford to oxford, heavy rain right in here. and that's going to continue through this evening as well, continue to# northeast. notice just blotches of heavy rain so far. plenty more coming our way. this takes you to westernmost areas. finally into new hampshire, seeing those heavy downpours continue northeastward away from the concord metro area toward gilford and alton. he'll keep tracking where the heavy rainshowers are and when the strong he winds will be and when the worst thunderstorm activity is likely to occur. >> elizabeth: it will be raining when you wake up, so be sure to i can what up with fox 25 morning news. shiri will be tracking the rain as it continues to move through from the moment she steps in the door in the middle of the night. fox 25 in morning begins at 4:30 a.m. >> mark: the massachusetts child protection agency was premature closing the cases involving bella bond. the office of the child advocate says two allegations of neglect and abuse in 2012 and 2013 should have warranted a higher level of response by the department of children and families. both cases were closed by the agency and bella remained with her mother. bella's remains were found in deer island in june. a huge military blimp meantime breaks loose in maryland, causingdmho5 some 18,000 power outages. the blimp floated away in maryland around 12:20 p.m. it dragged a huge tether line which took out power lines in the bloomsfield pennsylvania area. the blimp was on the ground at 4:00 a.m. and secure. >> elizabeth: tonight, a 5-year-old worcester boy is recovering after being hit by a car just seconds after stepping off his school bus. that story was breaking last night on the fox 25 news at 6:00 p.m. and today, robert goulston spoke with the nursing assistant to helped that child after this all happened. >> several people ran over to the 5-year-old boy who was crossing in busy street alone. the big question tonight is, why was he allowed to get off a school bus when there was nobody there to pick him up. >> his head wound was very large and he was bleeding from under his chin, but nothing severe. >> amanda riviera has been hoping for the best, ever since she watched the small boy being taken away by emergency officials. >> once they putt him in the ambulance, and he was leaving by himself, that's when my heart broke and i started crying, because he's a baby and he's by himself. >> worcester police say the 5-year-old got off an a.a. transportation bus on monday and tried crossing this busy street alone. the child is a student at abbey kelly foster charter school, a spokesperson there sales the bus driver is not supposed to let the child off if there isn't an adult wait willing, saying if no parent is there to meet the child, the bus driver is instructed to return the child to school, at which time a parent will be contacted. if a parent plans any changes in the normal pickup and dropoff procedures he or she must contact the school receptionist in advance. people who live in the area explain how dangerous this school bus strop is, regardless of whether the child is with an adult. i'm afraid to cross the street sometimes. >> the mother of the boy hit told police, there was confusion about who was picking him is up. usually his big sister meets him, but she stayed after school. this soon to be certified nursing assistant is just happy she was there and able to help. >> i'm glad he's ok. that's like my main thing, he's already. >> the bus company telling us that the driver will stay on unpaid leave, until this is all sorted out. in worcester, robert goulston, fox 25 news. >> elizabeth: a conversation on a porch turned into a home invasion in worcester. the two men forced their way inside an apartment on blake street after a brief conversation with one of the tenants. the men armed with a gun, the other with a knife, took several things hand then fled the apartment. they were last seen running toward fox street. >> mark: tonight a 48-year-old brockton woman and her boyfriendzv?? are accused of waiting for a high school student to get out of class before attacking her. police say the woman was with her daughter who goes to the high school and as bob ward reveals, detectives discovered a stun gun and a knife on them. >> this is 48-year-old maria montero of brockton. she and her 26-year-old boyfriend, john davis, are facing charges for taking part in a disturbing brawl outside brockton high school tuesday morning. brockton police say montero and davis were walking with montero's 15-year-old daughter near brockton high at lunch break, when the daughter got involved if a fight with another 15-year-old student. parent told police a parent was out of control near the gym. when police arrived the two teenage girls and maria montero were fully involved in the night. one police officer said at one point, montero slammed the head of the girl fighting with her daughter right into the concrete. an officer tried to separate montero from the other student, and heard a clicking sound and saw that montero's 15-year-old daughter was using a taser gun. police say the frowned, john davis, then -- boyfriend, john davis, tried to pull the police officer off montero. montero and davis were both arrested and so was montero's 15-year-old daughter on charges of bringing the taser gun to school property. the mother and boyfriend both released from court on personal recognizance. the 15-year-old daughter also facing charges for allegedly bringing that taser on to school grounds. the school department tells me that the daughter will also likely be severely disciplined. in brockton, bob ward, fox 25 news. >> elizabeth: the rhode island man who survived a vicious shark attack in hawaii landed at logan and he is sharing his story ahead of surgery tomorrow. malini basu just got through speaking with that man who lost most of his leg during what was really a frightening encounter. >> he landed an hour and a half ago at boston logan, here ready to see doctors on monday, he is waiting to see what the team of doctors at mass general can do for him. i want to take you right into the airport, fox 25 got this video of him just a short time ago. he tells us he is so lucky to be alive. we could tell you that colin cook arrived around 4:30 p.m., 5:00 p.m. from hawaii. doctors had to amputate most of colin's left leg after he was attacked by the 10 to 12-foot tiger shark after being attacked by hawaii's north shore. collins has been surfing in that same area for quite some time and he fought off that shark with his right hand before others jumped into save him. >> once i realized what was my leg and i kind of pushed off with my left hand and my left hand got all mangled up, and i got of was punching it with my right hand in the nose and luckily, it kind of let go and i swam up and grabbed my board. >> this is how brave colin. colin will be going back in the water at some point obviously when he is recovered. he also tells us he has that sharp pain in his left leg. he says sometime i have to look down and tell my mind that my leg isn't there. live outside of boston logan, malini basu. >> mark: a bucket brigade looking to save this 6-foot shark which was found washed up late yesterday morning. with the help of the harbor master, the shark was taken in to the shallows and towed to deeper waters where it was released. the young shark regurgitated his stomach, which experts spay is a common relax to stress. once back in the water, he was most likely able to reswallow it. presidential debate, but today, democratic hopeful hillary clinton was at st. anselm college. blair miller shows us why this visit is key to her campaign. >> in front of a political savvy hillary clinton came out ready to talk the issues. >> i don't think we have to make america great. i think we have to make america greater, fairer, more just, filled with opportunities. she focused on the economy, and equal pay for women. but she also took questions from this crowd of hundreds, including a question about the banking industry and her plans for oversight. >> we've got to figure out how do we keep enough regulatory oversight and eliminate as much as it is possible the unnecessary risk. >> that question from christiania thornton, who told me she wanted more specifics from the presidential candidate about the issue. >> it's a very complex issue. there's a lot more to it than she could probably address. >> recent polling in new hampshire shows clinton with an eight point lead over democratic rival bernie sanders and this visit is key with 103 days left until the democratic primary in new hampshire. i think he shin-soo choo wants to keep the run of good stories she's had g avoid major gaffes, avoid doing or significant something that will alienate learning international ballroom ballroom -- liberal activists. >> elizabeth: the leading republican presidential candidates are hours away from their next debate and the first debate since donald trump lost his position as front-runner in a national poll. a cbs news poll has ben carson leading trump by a slim two points. the debate of the top ten candidates is set for 8:00 p.m. on cnbc. >> mark: congressman paul ryan is it in line to become the speaker of the house. official vote is expected to take place next week. john boehner resigned as house speaker last month. >> elizabeth: a witch and warlock go head to head-to-head in a local courtroom. >> kevin: i'm tracking the heavy worst to come everyone is saying, "hey! you gotta get fios!" but why? well, fios is a 100 percent fiber optic network, so you can get 100% out of all your devices. so whatever speed you need, fios has it with the fastest internet and wi-fi available, from 50 to 500 mbps. but the main reason to get fios? we're rated number 1 in customer satisfaction. ultimately, that's why. get 50 meg fios internet, tv & phone starting at $79.99 a month. plus get $300 back. last chance, offer ends november 7th. geico motorcycle, great rates for great rides. >> elizabeth: we have continue to stay on top of a fox 25 weather alert as you take a live look at radar right here. the heaviest of the rain is expected later tonight. there's a lot of it. fox 25's storm tracker weather chief meteorologist kevin lemanowicz has just updated his forecast. he'll have that in two minutes. just days before halloween, there is an unusual case that went before a judge in salem. >> a self-proclaimed witch claims a self-proclaimed wore lack harassed her for -- warlock harassed her for years. crystal haynes was in court and has the details. >> the reporter: in 2011, well known salem witch and warlock, lori sforza and christian day banded together speaking out against actor charlie sheen. >> you shall speak the names of the craft no more. >> the reporter: fast forward to today -- >> you are presently in tears. >> yes. the two faced off in court, lori sforza was granted a restraining order against day after she claims he spent the last three years making harassing phone calls to her home and posted these offensive images about her on facebook. >> anyone who knows me, i'm rather well known, will tell you when i have something to say, i say it to your face. >> the reporter: day claims the dispute started about three years ago, when lori allegedly opened this shop behind his back. the hearing itself lasted an hour, the judge asked to rule on a case with unusual mitigating factors. >> i have take it your psychic abilities are confined to other people that you can't see into your own future. >> i can see into my own future, that's why i'm here today. >> did you predict this outcome. >> yes, i predicted justice. >> she admits she never called police in the three years she was allegedly being a harassed. lori sforza was also asked if this case heard just days before halloween was more than a coincidence. >> we were ready in september to have this audittish you've. it's just by chance the -- audit issues. it's by chance the judge picked this day. >> a protective order will be if place for a year. day has two prior cases for harassment on his record, one from more than ten years ago. i'm chris l that haynes, fox 25 news. >> elizabeth: there is a health alertw'1{o*c about the flu vaccine. a supply shortage could cause problems for people in massachusetts. flew mist is a nasal spray used to deliver that vaccine to kids and adults who don't like needles. the manufacture planned to make 15 million doses this year, but so far, just five million have been delivered. the rest won't be available until late december. that means many parents will have to get their kids the actual flu shots. >> the kids are going to go into panic mode and i'm going to have to bribe them and typically, try to avert their eyes, if they're going to have to have the shot. >> doctors don't recommend waiting until more flumist haifa rise. locally the flu season starts in late november and a vaccine needs a couple of weeks to be effective. there is some great news for the bay state's education system. massachusetts ranked first in the country in student performance on the national assessment of educational process. that's a test given every two years in all 50 states. the state head this year's rankings in fourth the grade reading and math and eighth grade math. new hampshire beat out massachusetts in eighth grade reading, but there is one big concern. nationwide, math scores for fourth the and eighth graders are down and the first decline in math in 25 years. >> mark: we continue to follow the wind, rain and waves moving throughout the night and keep it here because after world series and game two, fox 25 will be live bringing you the latest concerns in local neighborhoods. that's coming up after the game. but first we want to check in with what's happening right now and chief meteorologist kevin lemanowicz. >> kevin: all right, mark, let's track what's out there right now. we'll be tracking it all night long and through the morning show. shiri will be here telling you about thunderstorms likely first thing in the morning. let's start with what we have. this is live doppler radar, showing hall the different heavy rain areas, we're tapping into several different radar sites to get this composite picture. that's why you're seeing all the different beams floating around. twitter. this is the heavy rain that's coming through walpole and norfolk right now. there's route 1 and 95, really getting hit hard. we'll focus right on down into walpole here and find some of the local streets that are really getting hit the hardest. the orange is clear pond drive, norfolk streets, heavy rain, on+9p%q to stone street now, leonard road, heavy rain along 182 through the center of town. we'll focus farther southwest, not quite as heavy, but into plainville, heavy rain in your tone as well and bleeds over into the wrentham area too, so right down here into plainville, route 1 runs through the town, some of the local roadways being affected here, for instance, looks like bugby street, bacon square, sounds yummy, route 1 through plainville, sunset lane with heavy rain. off to the north and west, look at this rain coming through southern worcester county, uxbridge and northward toward grafton. heaviest along lynnwood street and 122, off to the northeast, but there's still plenty of heavy rain to granite and southbridge in uxbridge and finally not north and west in massachusetts, petersam seeing the heavy rain. off to western and northwestern worcester county. route 122 runs through here and there are local roadways in and around the town being affected, west street, that's a main thoroughfare through town. 32, 32a getting some of the heavy rain and i wanted to check in on new hampshire, as well as of the lakes region seeing some of the heavy rain come through wolfeboro, ossipee, wakefield, pushing off toward western maine over the next 20 minutes. we'll see plenty more heavy rain overnight. the heavy downpours, this takes you to the start of the morning newscast. i told you i would be tracking it all night and first thing in the morning. shiri takes over at 4:00 a.m. and that's with the thunderstorms look like they'll start to erupt. especially southeastern massachusetts, look at that, we futurecast very other than, unless we're dealing with thunderstorms and i do believe we'll be dealing with that during the morning hours and southeastern massachusetts especially. that doesn't mean you'll get a thunderstorm anywhere else, but this is the most likely area, also the area seeing some of the heaviest rain when of the storm hits, the convection or thunderstorms start to development. thunderstorms will spike our temperatures up to the low 70's. it will be a nice warm day tomorrow, after we have get rid of the rain. wind gusts right now, 31 miles per hour at boston. there are delays being reported at logan airport. be aware of that, if you have plans to fly this evening, check it out or be prepared for that. 30 miles per hour hat nantucket and it gets worse. look at the forecast gusts later on tonight, over 50 miles per hour especially here in southeastern massachusetts from plymouth to new bedford and southeastward toward cape cod and the islands. that's the worst of it. that's not to say gusts over 40 at beverly or portsmouth, can't knock down a couple limbs, trees, and certainly a lot of leaves. that's why there's a wind advisory, extends all the way up the coast in to southeast new hampshire, norfolk, all of southeastern massachusetts, there's a coastal flood advisory starts at 11:00 p.m. for east facingshore lines of massachusetts, can get splashover, places like sciate, lynn shore drive or in the north shore, also marcy boulevard tends to have the splashover situation in dorchester, boston. this is the thunderstorm risk. the highest risk areas from central to eastern massachusetts, highest risk for severe weather is southeasternmost massachusetts. here's your seven-day forecast, your weekend always in view. get rid of the showers tomorrow, things clear out for the patriots game tomorrow night and saturday into sunday, your weekend in view shows sunshine on saturday, with temperatures about normal in the 50's, some rainshowers early sunday before we start to clear things out for sunday afternoon. >> celtics and sixers to start the 2015-2016 nba season. on the other side of the break, bryan salmond will join me with a preview of tonight's game and why david lee is getting the start for brad stevens. as the season is set everyone is saying, "hey! you gotta get fios!" but why? well, fios is a 100 percent fiber optic network, so you can get 100% out of all your devices. so whatever speed you need, fios has it with the fastest internet and wi-fi available, from 50 to 500 mbps. but the main reason to get fios? we're rated number 1 in customer satisfaction. ultimately, that's why. get 50 meg fios internet, tv & phone starting at $79.99 a month. last chance, offer ends november 7th. can be pineapple on a waffle. with 8 delicious flavors of hood cottage cheese, the possibilities are endless. >> this 70th season of celtics basketball set to tip off just over 30 minutes from now. brad stevens going to lead his team against the sixers. here's the starting five. stevens says he likes the way leave can pass with a bunch of cutters, interesting selection, going to be johnson and isiah thompson coming off the bench. >> brad stevens looked cool calm and collected during his pregame press conference. he will not have rookie r.j. hunter or kelly olenick. good thing as he says he's capable of adjusting on the fly. >> you try to do your best to prepare your team for the situations that might come up, and like any other team, it how well we play when the lights are on, and how we respond to the good and the bad and there's we'll see. i'm excited about it, but i'm realistic that we better play well or else we're toast. >> tipoff for the game tonight is due about 7:30 p.m. good thing the celtics are playing the sixers, the team that are argue my the worst franchise in the nba. inside of td garden, bryan salmond, fox 25 sports. >> brian, pulling no punches with that analysis right there. theodore roosevelt the main event tonight. tomorrow we will be in foxborough as the super bowl champs host miami on a very short week. the injury report came out within the last couple of hours. marcus cannon hand jalan shear listed as out. lewis and mason among those questionable. tight turn-around to get ready for this one, but do not expect to hear any excuses. >> i feel great. i'm excited to play, so again, it's one of those like monday nights, everyone is watching you, so i'm excited for it and i'm ready for it and i think it's just mental. >> it's a short week, definitely, you have three days, three, four days to mend your body from a came game before, but we didn't make the schedule so we have to play it. >> right here on fox 25 tonight, it's game two of the world series. the mets and royals really stage a classic last night and started with the starting pitching, volquez heroic pitching without knowledge that his father passed away earlier in the day. eric hosmer, a sac fly to right, he didn't even wacha the play at the plate behind him. royals win game one, 5-4. degram will look to get the win for the mets and get get them in the win kellom column for tonight. the battle between north and south is leading the way. the peabody game is in second place, but there's time to make a move. i'll unveil the winner for you after our coverage of the world series tonight on fox 25 news. to open the 2015 season. a lot of excitement inside as you might expect, should be a fun night. that's the latest from td garden. reporting live, tom leyden, fox 25 news. >> mark: buzz in the building. >> elizabeth: it is a party in there. >> mark: absolutely. highlights tonight after the game. >> elizabeth: after the game and as a matter of fact, you'll be very closely monitoring the weather during the game, because we have some intense rain coming >> kevin: we have heavy rains and strong winds that will come across too. be aware of that.