Rightful owner. Now with breaking news. This is the fox 25 news at 6 00 complete new england being news coverage. We beginning tonight with breaking news right now cruise boat off the coast of gloucester ban take on water afternoon. Several people on board. Hello, everybody. Heres what are are learning from coast guard they they saved may day call around 430s is pm from cape ann tour boat. With about 34 people on board. Now coast guard asked for any many did. The coast guard still working to figure out what causeded the boat to begin take on that water. But so far there are no reports in any injuries or causalities. We have crew headed to that scene to learn more about whats happening right you no. And we will update you about what the situation is there throughout news cast also new tonight local teacher in jail after Police Arrested him for mess he was allegedly sending one of i had students. Fox 25 robert spoke students templeton where police say that cancer. The investigation start
You can see it here, its breaking up it is a moves up through massachusetts. And we have some gaps in the coverage. But this second leg right in here south of long island, is the part that were concerned with in the morning. Steady rain now moving up through cape aen into sea coast, New Hampshire finally. Rain is steady, but tapering a little bit right now in cape cod and south shore. But again, this is where were seeing the heavier bands start to come together. The heart of storm. South of this right now temperatures are in the 60s and 1237b9s and dew points are in the 60s. Mid 60s. So air is very soupy south of this low pressure system. Were never going to see that. Just manufacturing a lot of rain here. Thats the end game. You can see that come into screen here by morning between 6 and 7 oclock. Heavy rain seems to be focused on south shore. Thats where we might pick up an inch to an inch and a half. Maybe even close to two inches in heavy rain. Then it starts to pull away as we go
Tributes to paris from the bruins and beyond. Fast local event happening today. We will tell you about that coming up. This is 7 news today in n ewengland. Good morning, everyone. Im jennifer eagan. Hi. Im kris anderson. All those stories coming your way straight ahead on 7 news today in new england. To this sunday. I know. We were saying earlier, even just walking in, you need to bundle up a little bit. Today . We are beginning to warm up a little bit here. Lower 40s. That is off the morning lows. A lot of suburbs dealing with some frost on the car early this morning. 43 in boston. 43 in bedford. The story yesterday, not only the cool air but the strong wind. The winds gusting 3035 miles an hour. We still have some breeze out there. No question about. That not as powerful as yesterday. The gusts today, closer to 2025, versus 3035. Consistent 1218 miles an hour right now from boston out through worcester. We have had some patches of clouds to mix. In at times, dimmed out that sunshine.
This has to be part of the game plan going forward. You cant have people in front of 45 judges behaving like it is their first trip in the court. We have to consolidate so judges can make informed decisions about Everything Associated with those things. I have no problem at all. It would be a good idea to have a review that takes place every 10 years or so. Not only should there be a review, they should be reupped by Governors Council or whomever. Should be another vote . I guess what i would say is you can either have a process where they have to be reupped or the review would determine whether or not they would go before the Governors Council. I like the letter better than the former. These are lifetime appointments. We want to make good decisions. That is why we set them up. But they ought to be held accountable. At the same time, everybody ought to know at some point theyre working for the public and taxpayers are paying for it. Lets hear from patricia. I cover social services. Bot
Adding more money for the agency. A federal judge said the primary problem is a budgetary shortfall more than anything else. My question is do you think you can fix it without adding more money . I actually supported the governors proposal, 30 million increase for dcf. Both for social workers, and for a variety of other pieces. I think there are management reforms that ought to be part of what happens there. I may proposals when the german oliver case broke earlier this year. In many respects dcf has a difficult and complicated job. They are dealing with some of the most troubled families in the commonwealth. The fact that they had an opportunity to move toward fixing this for years ago when childrens rights filed that case, which was a compelling case against the department, and the attorney general and governor chose not to move to fix it but to fight it, was a problem and borne out by what happened after. In addition to that, ive said this before, you have a terrific record with res