you can go there to read more about the symptoms. mark: sky fox got a high-speed chase through new bedford this afternoon. we alerted you about the chase on our app before 2:30 p.m. police were following the silver s.u.v. after apparently trying to pull the driver over for a traffic viotion. the chase moved through neighborhoods until police here, on purchase street. they rushed in with guns drawn to arrest the suspect. the suspect is now in custody,r. vanessa: a local dentist has pleaded not guilty to dr f fox 25. federal investigators say that he wrote prescriptions for his own use. fox 25 s crystal haynes is in cambridge tonight, where crystal, you learned the doctor practiced for decades. the reporter: the doctor actually practiced just behind me in this office here in cambridge, and also, in dorchester for years, we spoke to a number of patients who say, they re just in disbelief. violations of the controlled substance law. the reporter: 70-year-old dentist mau
it doesn t bother me. if i was traveling in a different part of florida, and i was pregnant, probably i d still go. now that town or that city, i would not go. the reporter: so this warning is for expectant mothers, either coming or going. if a pregnant person has been down there since june 15th, going forward, they are being asked to go to their doctor and to be tested for the zika virus. that s the latest reporting live at logan airport, ted ni mark: we know you a lot of questions about zika and how to keep yourself safe on25, we have extended coverage including the five things you need to know about zika and where to get more details from the c.d.c. that s the fox 25 home page. check it out. fox25boston.com. vanessa: a local dentist is accused of writing prescriptions to himself. investigators say he abused his privileges for his own benefit. fox 25 had the only camera in court today when the dentist appeared before a judge. this has been going on for nearly 15 yea
in the northwest, violent storms have sent trees into houses and on to cars. heavy snow has been falling in the mountains. severe thunderstorms and tornadoes are forecast from the deep south to the ohio valley as east heat up to spring-like weather for christmas. we have a team of correspondents covering this, beginning with john blackstone. reporter: harsh weather in the west has left communities buried in snow, soaked by heavy rain, and battered by powerful wind. in portland, oregon today, crews were cleaning up trees blown over in the storm. i heard a loud boom but didn t really know what it was. and then the whole house, it was like it was on a little trampoline, like, it almost bounced. everything went flying. reporter: the power was still out today for thousands in the portland area. a line came down near heather kurmas. the power lines were turning green, blue, owner, and everything was shaking. it was pretty crazy. the mountains outside seattle, deep and heavy
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the mountains. severe thunderstorms and tornadoes are forecast from the deep south to the ohio valley as east heats up to spring-like weather for christmas. we have a team of corrpondents coveri this, beginning with john blackstone. reporter: harsh weather in the west has left communities buried in snow, soaked by heavy rain, and battered by powerful wind. in portland, oregon today, crews were cleaning up trees blown over in the storm. i heard a loud boom but didn t really know what it was. and then the whole house, it was like it was on a little trampoline, like, it almost bounced. the cookies everything went flying. reporter: the power was still out today for thousands in the portland area. a line came down near heather kurmas. the power lines were turning green, blue, orangng and erything was shaking. it was pretty crazy. reporter: at snoqualmie in the mountains outside seattle, deep and heavy snow stopped traffic. a search for a missing back- after being calle