heaviest of falling right now in during the ooerp drive. >> the dark and dreary weather will stick around for the rest of the night. that's not only problem we're watching a well we're also keeping a close eye on shore line because their potential for more cowsal flooding this evening fox 25 team coverage from our weather department we will begin with kevin lemanowicz who is tracking rain to let you know know exactly to expect as mooefrn moves on. an mess fury going on roadway no do you got about raining hard in many spots. going down with live storm tracker radar into northward to manchester. spots of heavy rain. where most prevalent, right in around the city of boston. just to the north along the expressway. seeing some downpours happen. i'll zoom in to couple spots here. just north of city. really in the city in just north city along that expressway right here running past charleston medford. that's where it's coming down very, very hard at this hour we will go north thereof to the north shore. boy it is raining hard up here around newburyport. newburyport area over to plum island look cell yellow and orange showing up salisbury beach getting hit hard off to west and north of there into southern new hampshire. derry, within ham right along 93 just in time for the evening drive. your drive home is just a mess. out there northern wester county get a little better heaviest pushed off into swe swest and south central new hampshire i just skipped down to south shore cohasset and scituate where heavy rain is happening right now i'll take you into cohasset right along the beach here. that extends into north scituate as well. it's not heavy rain that's causing the flooding there along the coastline, but it's raining hard on top of that flooding concern. something jason will talk about in a minute i'll keep tracking heavy rain coming through during this evening drive. at although of concern along coast king tides are back and that's bringing potential for flooding along the coast. new watch is in effect in fact for tonight. meteorologist jason brewer is live along wharf in boston where we saw water spilling on jason. yeah, absolutely. in fact mark, the king tide brought water up over the steps of the pier. and right up through the storm drain. and on to the streets here at long wharf. in fact, folks have been trying to keep the storm drains clear to let those tides drain back out. also of course with this rain we're getting not helping the problem. we are going to be out here watching for more high tide tonight as coastal flood advisory goes into effect late this evening. >> can see salt water sloshing up on the deck. >> right here. we caught up one worker who said water today came up to street curve. people out here playing on water? yes. shoes off? >> no. not that crazy. no. no. last time some guys just take off everything and jump into the water. a little bit warmer in october i guess. yeah. not today. today it's too cold to play in king tides. been shut down in dorchester. i spoke with mass state police they said water today was higher than it was with the last super moon in october. sky fox was overhead and got these shots as well. then we headed north to beverly where residents along shore avenued had king tide water creep up on to their street. then slowly recede after about an hour. this is called king tide because proceed addicted to be highest of the year. in higher than even next month's high tide. and because of tides are directly influenced by the proximity of the moon to the earth, we're going to have to wait another 18 years before the moon gets this close to earth again to produce an astronomical tide this high. >> jason brewer, fox 25 news. we can continue to follow breaking news out of oklahoma city. the airport there remains closed after a deadly shooting just within the last hour. southwest airlines employee. oklahoma city police identified him as michael winchester. police had reports of possible second victim but have not found anyone. they say they do not believe they have an active shooter situation right now but they have not released any possible motives in this employee's death. police now say they are going to start moving people out of the airport to a nearby location. >> jihad, preached behind bars. uncoris concerns about islamic extremism. that's prompting an investigation inside a massachusetts prison. it involved six inmates and this story started with tip that investigative reporter rick rasmussen is here with link when this group and formal qaeda recruiter. fox 25 has learned the prison is looking into information that some inmates at the muslim chapel inside the prison were preaching based on recording they had from al qaeda member years ago in drone strike. but it was other activity at the prison that prompted a crackdown. behind walls mci norfolk talk jihad law. fox 25 investigates has confirmed 6 inmates who attended the prison's muslim chapel are now facing discipline for setting up a structure of power over inmates requiring uniforms and demanding contracts of allegiance. you want to begin to look for example at their phone calls, who sending money to their accounts. profess are martin horn once le new york city department of correction set uing up intelligence center ryker's island. if one were going to try to recruit individuals to engage in the kinds of terrorist activity that is most concern us, what is mci norfolk fox 25 learned report inmates also used recording from al qaeda recruiter anwar to preach jihad to others at the print. in statement to fox 25, the department of corrections says jihad that was being preached was in context of personal spiritual struggle as opposed to a war against the nonbelievers. a spokesman said there was no evidence that their unauthorized activities were being used a recruiting tool for any extremist ideology. but horn alsoay reason to investigate. well look, first of all prisoners come out. eventually they are all coming out to community. we know from several experiences that often times they can influence activities that occur on the outside. now the doc confirms it consulted with federal law enforcement on the investigation. but says it found nothing illegal. the 6 medium security inmates because prison rules forbid setting up any kind of hierarchy like a gang regardless of religion. for fox 25 investigates i'm eric rasmussen. a fox 25 viewer capture ad big rig accident on the expressway this afternoon. it happened just before 3 o'clock in northbound lanes near mass ave.. you can see the front end of 18 wheeler elevated on cement barrier in middle of the highway. we don't know what led up to this accident or if anyone was hurt. mass.tells us area has cleaned up evening commute. >> developing tonight at 6 at least eight people reported injuries after car levering a parking lot collided with a silver line bus. it happened late this afternoon washington street in south end. the people who reported neck pain were brought to two hospitals driver will be cited for failure to yield. >> parents and children on alert in westin where a stranger aapproached a ten-year-old boy. police are looking for man who looks like this. officers say the man got out of the boy was able to run away. police say man drove a black vw pa sat similar to car here. it was last seen drying away from incident on valley view road. a woman jumped out window of a house morning to escape a man she says attacked her multiple times inside the home. loconia new hampshire police respond to home weir boulevard around 8 o'clock has this morning they were immediately in a tense stand off james cunningham that lasted two hours. the woman in the home told officers cunningham threatened to kill her cunningham eventually surrendered will be in court tomorrow to face multiple charges. controversy oh brown university campus u.s. flags were vandalized veterans day incident was caught on cam camera that video being seen across country. tonight we've learned university is launching an investigation into this flag flap. fox 25 bob ward has been on campus all day speaking to students including one student who is also a veteran. four years where i completed two tours. brown university students tristan hood is proud of his military service he wasn't believe what happened on veteran's day on brown university's campus. this video showing someone gathering uprooted u.s. flags and throwing them to the ground moments after they were used in brown's annual veterans day ceremony. tristan tells me video only shows part what if happened. vandalism he tells me started before ceremony was even over. us tearing up the flags and tearing up the flags breaking them stomping on them. i'm very disappointed unfortunately. i've seen way too many people come under that flag individual has gone viral spark debate a brown. i think that they saw the flags and the election is so visually equivalent with the american flag that a love of them were probably up why set some sort of a donald trump movement and took their anger out on that. in statement to fox 25, the school says removing american flags set up veteran's day ceremony is in direct opposition to brown's values. these incidents are under investigation. as mi destruction of property is subject to disciplinary review. tristan is concerned about message this incident is sending to other veterans. i love this school. i want more veterans to come here. but it's very difficult for me and the other veterans already here to convince people to here when this kind of behavior occurs. it's almost impossible. going back to that statement from brown the university is saying is conducting its investigation because it wants to find out if any of its students were involved in this act of vandalism. reporting from providence, rhode island bob ward, fox 25 news. still tracking heavy ran op fox 25 weather alert for thus afternoon. where it's coming down hardest right now and potential for some flooding later tonight. thousands of dollars in equipment ask donations stolen from local mosque. don't believe this is a hate crime. plus driving fast and furious through their small neighborhood. how the traffic app that is cut down or your commute time are creating dangerous situations in the suburbs. but first an incredible story of survival in new hampshire. woman ? my hero zero. ? ? such a funny little hero ? ? but till you came along ? ? we counted on our fingers and toes ? ? now you're here to stay ? zero really can be a hero. get zero down, zero deposit, zero due at signing, and zero first month's payment... ...on select volkswagen models. right now at the volkswagen sign then drive event. i'm here in bristol, virginia. and now...i'm in bristol, tennessee. on this side of the road is virginia... and on this side it's tennessee. u could save hundreds on car insurance by switching to geico. look, i'm in virginia... i'm in 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medical marijuana garden remedies product is grown facility in fitchburg. the founder told fox 25 the staff there will help patients warrant alternative treatment tore pain and other symptoms. it's not as addicting doesn't have any dangerous side effects. there's no lethal dose. so lot of people who are using their to a control severe chronic pain they want this as an option. garden rep deis state ninth medical marijuana dispensary we're told company is nonprofit so any money maid will towards medical research. >> hit the brakes people living in quincy sick and tired out of town drivers using their roads and side streets a shortcut to work. they say it has changed the way of life for people in their neighborhood. elizabeth hopkins found neighbors blame rise in traffic oops for the problem. this really needs to be addressed. major problem. i think days of playing street hockey or touch foot paul in neighborhood long gone there's problem streets quincy. been. residents say rush how hour has become a night hafr commuter avoid traffic by exiting main highway and cutting through neighborhoods. drying through a residential area with lot of kids that are walking home from school or riding there bikes around the neighborhood it's not really meant to handle the ball yet state counselor says it has been an issue for years recent drivers using traffic apps find quincy to vent shortcut. turn right on furnace brook. apple brams google maps and particular ways are saving precious traffic taking you through road that you might never have even thought of before. even knowing that existed here's problem i'm on commute from somewhere in so the shore congestion along my route. all you have to do is turn on ways and it will guide me around that traffic. unfortunately guiding you through residential neighborhoods just like this one he told us public roads are intended to be used by all citizens including leave 88 gridlock. we may use streets within reason doesn't exist. city looking to put ordinance in place ban nonresidents during rush hour problem isn't just quincy other neighborhoods have similar complaints. cities and towns will do what they can. he believes the problem will enl oh be fixed when state and federal government improve roadways mass transit options. elizabeth hopkins fox 25 news. water worries still on minds of state leaders. they want to make sure children are drinking clean water school. as a result of state clean water trust got an extra $750,000 today. funding in addition to $2 million approved in april. >> since then high levels of lead or copper have been found in 240 schools no school tore rest week m lawrence investigators still trying to irrelevanting out what spark ad fire. more than 500 students in 70 faculty members made it out bruce elementary school monday morning. considered suspicious. >> this is a fox 25 storm tracker weather alert. still track heavy rain out there tonight. most of the heaviest is moved to the north now. there's a break in the action to the south. a back edge to this rain live storm tracker radar picking it out nicely 4 never getting out southern branch here heading to and from cape cod some cape cod falmouth getting out of it now but still heavy rain need happen seeing heavy rain right along 128. to and from that stretch. to north manchester by sea salem, salem right near coastline here some bright e. oranges showing up right there. look a that coming down very hard along some local roadways. i'm sure somebody there will send me pronunciation. and a city of lowell along 495 there's route 110 and route 3 that comes right through that stretch as well. then to the south, we're going to find that break in the action here. but its coming down hart right along coastline here osterville as well out here around harwich moving toward elbow of cape cod outer cape satisfying yellow showing up here from provincetown southward with heavy rain right near the beach just to the east of route 66 through truro. also tonight not just rain & rain caused localize street flooding haven't had any reports coastal flood potential starts again at 10 o'clock late tonight continues until 2 o'clock in the morning. this is bass astronomically high tides king tides coming in again tonight. now, weaver had the winds that piled up water against the shore line earlier today you saw jason's report about the king tides earl earlier in newscast it will happen dpen tonight water really churned up minor flooding not minor for you fury stuck in it i realize that but right along the beach roadways in homes right along beach that during that time period. boston to hingham to plymouth right down to cape cod beach and northward through cape anne hampton beach and port smith, new hampshire into maine expected to see that tonight. we saw it today in cohasset and say the wait on wharf boston jason was. so you know it will be happen tonight possibly tomorrow morning too with next king tide around 11 to 12 in the morning. >> 50 in lawrence right now 46 in worcester. so if you're stepping out this evening not always wet cooley down too. coolest weather off to northeast in 50s actually helps you to stay warmer at the coastline today. tomorrow, the sun breaks out. not going perfectly sunny day but there will be sunshine high temperatures zipping up through 50s ashland to framingham to concorde getting 57 degrees. and right in immediate boston area you will see convince gets to 56 as boston somerville gets to 59 tomorrow afternoon. here's your seven-day forecast, mild temperatures next few days right up until friday. even into saturday. but clouds increase saturday ahead of storm system that's sunday with some flurries continuing in to monday talk more about that later tonight. i'll tracking that rain moving on through as well. if you have nothing to hide, you shouldn't be worried about it i'm certainly not. reason one local police ?? dylan: anybody can do parkour. our whole aim with the gym is to get people moving, and want to have people understand that you own a body. we can do some crazy things with it. having blue cross blue shield, i've always felt comfortable being able to try something that i might not know if i'm going to land, because i've always had this security behind me. my name is dylan. i own hub parkour training center bombs sfloeded oh patriots day 2013. tonight terrace ro attacks new hbo documentary hitting small screen vip premiere tonight in theater district in boston. fox 25's ted daniel is there. >> greeting from at lobby of the wang theater. do you to lousy weather the red carpet and all the festivities are happening inside right now behind me here. producers director, and the fili in and that. includes a lot of people directly affected by the bombing. several victims are here tonight. the documentary is called marathon. patriots day bombing and it provides an in depth look at the aftermath of april 2013 terrorist attack. news clips interviews surveillance footage and home movies. subjects include names you may remember including jp and liz norden celeste and zinni corcoran and pa electronic bombing happened. downs and his wife both lost their left leg below the knee. we spoke with him short time ago. we've seen couple times with few different audiences. it's sad, it's tragic. it's powerful it's funny at times. because the recovery is all of those things. >> so all gas guests will be taken across guest to theater the creeping expected to begin about 7:00 about half an hour now. lot of people here and this has been a long progress to get this documentary done. and people here are very excited. it was produced in an association with the boston globe. latest live reporting live from boston i'm ted daniel fox 25 news. local leaders say they are working to dispel myths and confusion after president-elect all new a 6 some sane weary cities now say they could although federal fund one local city in crisis now getting rep from federal drug officials to fight opoid epidemic why police are target prevention efforts at children as young as ten years old. but first, caught on camera. if you're just joining we're in a weather alert. storm tracker radar lit up right now a heavy rain continues to move through. and at timing of this rain is what will cause biggest problems. heaviest is falling right now. right in time for the evening commute. dark and dreary weather will stick around for most night weaver keeping close eye on shore line because there potential for more coastal flooding this evening. so right over to k yeah flooding minimal today because king tides. that's going to same situation tonight. just right along shore line some costal roads and homes that are right along the beaches there. east face shore lines in particular later tonight. but for now the rain causing trouble. making a mess of your evening drive all around massachusetts. heaviest can see brighter color here is most of that pushed off to the north. swinging northward on target. when it was supposed to and into rain here along south coast of this takes you beverly ipswich he's ward to gloucester along 128. their 95 coming up through boxford to newbury stretch. pouring in many of those locations for drivers trying to get home this evening. this is into new hampshire from hillsboro where you see some red in there. that's really torrential rain. man chest tore con court stretch on i-93 awful to raymond over to port smith and hampton beach too. lowell a little lighter 495 stretch and lawrence coming down hard. right along 93 as you 495. then to the south coast, that's where the rain starting to break up. still some spots of heavy rain here on cape cape order out to outer cape as well at least it's getting lesser. new rain reports coming in for instance, from gardner half an inch east mashpee this just came in 0.45 inch hopkinton doer chest all orr three quarters of an inch of rain. in connecticut it's been an inch to an inch and a half of rain. these will likely go up before rain out there right now. this week super moon means astronomically high king tides and flooding along the coast. water spilled over on to sidewalks and long wharf wharf in boston more tee boulevard had to be closed flood waters rising along cape there potential for more coast will flooding gn i go heidi tonight we'll keep an eye on that for you all looerng long. fox 25 investigates uncovers concerns about islamic extremism inside a massachusetts prison we've confirmed six facing possible discipline for setting power structure requiring uniforms and contracts of allegiance. we also learned of a report that inmates used recording from al qaeda recruit tore preach jihad to prisoners. the department of krektsz said today it was in context of personal spiritual struggle not of war against nonbelievers. also tonight a quincy police are trying to track down person who broke into a mosque and toel thousands of dollars of donations and equipment. weeks. as fox 25 robert goulston reports, police do not believe this is hate crime. on video you see man pulling on his scooter moments later he walks up to the mosque and jumps down to his side door and using a screwdriver gets it open. first time he gets, you know breaking in. and we were, shocked to see that how he did it. members of ayman islamic center telling us quincy mosque was broken into two times within weeks. in one break-in going up the stairs after getting in and then coming back down with a large steel donation collection box. right away he noticed donation box which is big steel donation box was gone. the mosque says audio equipment worth close to $3,000 was also stolen. the intruder did not vandalize or damage the mosque in any way. something they were worried about after some national issues centered around presidential election. we tried to calm them down it has nothing to do with the election, it's not a vandalism you know people that tried to steal you know for money. that why they wanted tore donation box. convince police put out these aim thises to identify the person on the scooter in connection to a series of burglaries near quincy avenue. others working in that area are being extra cautious. >> a little nerve racking. absolutely. mosque has spent thousands op surveillance cameras but now plan to add security system and connected to police to ensure couple years back mosque did have problems with somebody breaking through same door. it's unclear if those cases are connected. in quincy robert goulston. message to of hate sent to local man's home natick police believe they making progress in who sent that letter police chief tells fox 25's crystal haines the feds are now involved. you will see the people of natick fight back. and stand up. ist why members of natick interfaith community state and local leaders gathered today to address incidents of racism in town after resident andrew provo report seaing two raysist and threatening letters to his maple street home last friday. >> the way it is a signed of now natick community doesn't that's not natick thy know. that's not natick i ever been involved with yes i think the community is outraged. and rightfully so he says he's been advised not to do interview not be bullied by a bigot nor build will i will you notice house mate or neighbors anyone to be bullied. natick police chief james hicks says the investigation into where the letters came from is progressing. and has gotten the attention of the attorney general. maura healey's office is a some assistance with investigation. less and a, u.s. attorney carmen ortiz reached out to us through f.b.i. to offer their assistance immigrant groo feat was written in high school bath radio saying two minority teachers should deported and several residents described what they called other incidents of hate since last tuesday's election of donald trump. there's a climate of concern and fear right now. out of today's meeting came a few working solutions including a demonstration organized by local imams town common tomorrow evening and a larger demonstration planned for this weekend. reporting in natick i'm haines, fox 25 news. >> immigration issues are hot topic right now all over the country. ive if we told you about the local community leaders trying to calm concerns within the immigrant communities. new at 6, fox 25 kerry kavanaugh is in chelsea with reason sang weary city status could cost some cities millions sang weary cities don't do not go after people after federal immigration know in federaled funding. we want them toe know that they can trust the chelsea police department. electric u.s. chelsea police chief is essential in keeping everyone in his community safe. what do you say to people that say you're not doing your job in i say that they are incorrect. we are absolutely doing our job. we are absolutely enforcing all state laws. certainly within there's individuals that are wanted for crimes that commit crimes that happen to be also undocumented or here illegally we will work with ice. they it don't have authority to enforce federal immigration laws noneless scombern doubled up during and after the election when trump doubled down on a promise to deport millions. he's also threatened to cut funding to so-called sanctuary cities. >> as you heard president trump came pain talk need to do more for urban center and minority population who have been under served for are years he will see this rhetoric is threat to his very promise there is. annually in federal dollars. they fund emergency from school lumps to community development grants. but he also doubling down. >> with somerville buck's president's orders? again i have no intention of running away and our community has no run away from who her. to try quell in concern the chief took to facebook and put message out to his residents here saying, they can trust the department, he wants them to come forward if they are victim or witness to any crime. news. crushing crisis. a one local city chosen by de a for pilot program meant to save lives and prevent heroin and fentanyl overdoses. fox 25's katherine spoke with unone local mother who wishes this program could have helped her son. program dea360 mixture enforcement community engagement and education starting in children as young as ten years children, drug agents say could save an entire generation. >> we have been to many, many funerals. we have friends that have lost more than 1 child. like so many other new england families, tracy's family was near will torn apart by claws aof addiction everybody thinks their kids no better. they don't know better tracy son eagle scout honor student first tried prescription drugs in college. that led to heroin and homelessness and eventually jail. make a change, that this was going to his life forever. or he was going to die. opoid crisis in manchester touches all classes. all races, it's why the d ea chose city one 5 in nation for a pilot program to combat the epidemic. we have willing partners that already have some programs in place that we can enhance. the dea plans to target known dealers with stifle penalties for those who sell deadly doses. federal agents also partner with programs in city cools where teacher will face topic of drug addiction head-on in classroom. an area that much need of a program like this. nobody know that is better than tracy backer. i think that what is going on with in city right now there's so much more education with this program that i think children are and parents are listening more. then they would have maybe ten years we're happy to justin is in recovery. he has been and one month today. the d e. three 60 official kicks off in february. in man chest are, fox 25 news. heroin especially dim demmic create another public health crisis one man told you say beat his addiction face life changing consequence. heroin is more important to me at that point that in anything just because you get clean doesn't mean everything goes back to the way it is not all rainbow and puppy dogs. hepatitis c. fox 25 found hep c rates have been teaedly increasing over past deck ate public health officials believe their direct correlation between rise injunction drugs drug use and hep c. tonight tent we will tell you other new health concerns heroin crisis is causing in man massachusetts and what the state is doing to try to curb it. >> still some heavy rain out there as evening commute tries to wind down. but there's also a break in the action to the south. thend the evening. >> technology inside new surveillance cameras could not only help one local police department solve crimes but event prevent them. you're in public domain, you ?? dylan: i was un-athletic and very sedentary in my lifestyle. and then i found parkour and something about it clicked. then i stopped drinking soda and eating sweets and eating all the junk food. i was like if i eat these things i'm going to be heavier and i'm not going to be able to jump as far. my name is dylan polin if you ever feel like someone watching you in lowell you might are set to go up in the city. police say they are targeting high crime areas as well it's meants to keep everyone safe. as fox 25 stephanie reports there are privacy concerns about just what activity and who is being caught on the camera. police here in lowell tell us they will let people know about most of surveillance cameras will be. they say it's actually safer if they don't know where every single one is. if you have nothing to hide city counselor couldn't be happier. police plan to install 45 new surveillance cameras throughout city. while city already has several cameras police say there aren't enough and current cameras are out dated. captain tim crowley says new cameras will show real time video and officers will be able to follow suspicious activity blocked to block. you're going to able to adjust them. from a seated position. you're at the desk you need to angle isn't quite right you should able to adjust at that police are still plan planning to where to put cameras areas residents are most concerned about but having more eyes in the sky doesn't sit well with the aclu of massachusetts. spokeswoman indicate crawford had this to say by phone. money investments in housing and job programs and long-term drug treatment are probably much better investments if people are really worried about at crime rate in lowell lowell this then giving police fancy new to spy. some cameras will be mobile meaning police can move them to different locations when ever they want. it's another concern for the aclu when it comes to protecting privacy. protection of the public is her priority. i think people that are opposed to if this loved one was mugged on the street and hit over the head, certainly wish camera would be there to catch that perpetrator. >> an installing cameras will cost taxpayers $500,000. have them up and running by the end of year in lowell fox 25 news. a man brutally attacked outside his worcester apartment. police are looking for person who hit the victim with the a metal pipe as he got out of his car on ives discreet stroo et last night. 46-year-old was conscious and semialert while being taken to the hospital. police describe his condition tonight as unstable. state police are looking for a taxi driver. they say hit police cruiser and then took off. it happened just before boston. police say two other cars a light pole and fence were also damaged. but no one was hurt. police are working to track down the driver by identifying the cab company. >> this is at fox 25 storm tracker weather alert. continuing to track the heavy rain moving on through. you see it here on satellite radar. live storm tracker radar will pinpoint exactly where the heaviest rain is falling. still yep you're getting out of it to south not nantucket. hard still for tail end of even drive along 95 northward peabody to dan very especially around topsfield and eats ward toward coastline itch switch plum island all get poured on glossy are around 128 getting heavy rain. just north getting out of lynn into marblehead we're seeing some heavy rain along 1 a. coming down hard in manchester new hampshire still in and much of southern and central new hampshire. look conco massachusetts. still seeing some of that. south of boston, not as prevalent. but here in quincy area right near braintree split especially seeing some yellow showing up within the green so we're seeing some heavy rain. this is split area right in here. this was granite street that comes on by. and runs out just north wards she that that takes granite links golf course with green over that area. so it's raining up in that spot too out on cape cod breaking up a bit. heavy rain for you and this is going to pin wheel back toward done with the cape. but you're getting scomples less. this is certainly good news. new reports coming in worcester airport over an inch now. 1.02 inches to be exact much needed. be quabbin reservoir just fallen below 80 percent first time in many, many years. really good thing that overan inch of rain fallen out that doer chest o..92 inch millis o..83 bob gardner half inch that way east boston logan east mashpee. and likely get a little bit more from rain coming off nantucket through this evening by anyone:30 still rain around i'll talking during 10 and 11 o'clock newscast tracking rain northward out of here by 1:00 a.m. for most part there will be trailing showers still to get on through. this all circling around that area of low pressure. going on by. notice winds turning around to the south and southwest. as this storm systems passes us. that bring an end to real high threat of any coastal flooding. but it is going to be minor for tonight. high tide and again tomorrow morning by the afternoon you see breaks in the clouds you will see sunshine tomorrow before it goes down. >> talk coast will flood potential coast will flood advisory right along area south shore right here through plymouth into boston just like you saw this more than jason talked about town downtown along wharf it is will happen there over to cohasset, to scituate, we'll see some minor flooding along sandwich too along north shore and coast of new hampshire and maine as well you will see seven-day forecast improve improvement on way next few days sunshine friday looks beautiful. might be a pick of week saturday clouds increase ahead of our next storm system which looks like lot of clouds and rain or snow showers some cold air comes blowing in. hae ifshgd tom a lake pearl that's right. time for sports on fox 25. hey everybody tom leyden coming to you from. legend. we will get to that but first update on rob gronkowski there are conflicting reports on exactly what gronk's injure spunning hurried lung or chest injury it appears to be perforate lung a knew mo thorax still not believed to keep rob oun long-term aexpected to miss sunday's game we did catch up can his teammate to get higgs th tomorrow. i give guys the day off. in times you get day off from your coworkers i try not to bo my tame mates on this day off. >> yeah makes 7 i can understand that. more injury information for you. this one coming on celtics al ford apparently he left new orleans before his teammates yesterday so he could extra rest. still recovering from a concussion. but he was able to get through practice today uncertain if celtics 5 and 5 dallas is in town tomorrow night. now, couple of field good stories i want to show with you throughout rest sports cast first one starts with somebody i ran into last night. abbey she was involved in one the best stories from the olympics because of this sportsmanship she displayed abbey is from topsfield her willing ton help -- pony incident was rewarded. abbey still recovering from torn acl and still embracing just how 4 powerful that moment was. i'm path has made a little different more clear in some ways. where running hot lore more than just a you know means to run fast and work really hard at that too but also, i've been given this platform for reaching people on different way with this cool story i'm i'm so thankful for it. >> yeah she's done a great job. okay we started sports cast with these folks. these are the sampling of kids does. tonight rob is being honored legend. 11th annual legends ball and this type of honor is almost as important as turp intoul championship. to guy like rob. best that i can in the community. you know as a football player i feel like i have a responsibility to you know help young people in our community. and you know i can't i can't play football forever. so it's nice to take advantage of the time that i and try it and help kids. that's guy who gets it he will be honor terry francona names at american league manager of year take us back folks enjoy tonight. it's all about you. back to you guys in studio. >> fan fastic having good time they are 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