reporter: mateo wears an ankle bracelet and the mayor says he is is not a sex offend every but will not say why he s wearing that bracelet, he does however believe there s a correlation between it and the vicious attack. after two hours the victim was allowed to leave. distraught, she went to school and reported the assault. her description helped police with the arrest. the victim provided police with information that led to the capture and are of a angel mateo, 21 years old. because of this incident, the mayor here to review everyone in the city wearing an ankle bracelet who lives near a school. mateo is due in court in the morning and facing charges of kidnapping and aggravated statutory rape. live in lawrence, i m john monahan, fox 25 news. parents in the area are no doubt worried about their own children going to school tomorrow. ted daniel is live on the street where the girl was taken. police already have a planned response to keep kids safe in the morning.
we made it to friday, october 21. i am daniel miller. julie: good morning, i am julie grauert. get out that rain gear. you will need it as you head out the door today. meteorologist shiri spear in the stormtracker weather center with a look at fog and drizzle. shiri? shiri: not looking pretty. a couple of swaths of green. not as heavy as what we are getting in new york but these showers drizzly and lighter rain and pretty steady in the spots maybe where we don t have the green, it is very 49 in boston. 54 in worcester. showers drift nothing norwood and plymouth. temperatures upper 50s into the 60s. look at the widespread fog. dense fog from chatham to nantucket. fog into marshfield and lawrence. dense fog in worcester but that fog goes all the way into southern new hampshire and we are calling for the misty conditions. the need to hit the windshield wipers every now and then. 61 degrees. temperatures getting up to 70 for the afternoon and we will time it with future cast
and taunton, waltham and woburn approaching lowell right now moving through framingham down foxborough as well, but in between, we have a lot of this mist. it is just going be too very damp start your day. worcester getting started at 54 degrees and so is nashua, new hampshire. your day planner starts things off in the 50s and 60s at 7 a.m. with both drizzle and fog. we have the chance for scattered showers throughout the date here. 71 degrees at noon. highs in the lower 70s at 3 p.m. heavier rain moving around 7:00 this evening. i will time it out for your futurecast. julie is back with live drive-time traffic. julie: the big thing is the fog as far as your road and commute is concerned. right now route 3 is moving along fine overall volume is light and i will let you know as soon as something happens. leave a little early to accommodate for the fog. southbound from westwood to the weston tolls. police are stepping up patrols to keep people safe after a 13-year-old girl
short time ago. you re looking at live pictures, again, looking down tremont street. you can see boston police, e.m.s., fire apparatus, all here on the scene. again, city officials confirms that two private construction workers were trapped in a trench and killed this afternoon over on dartmouth street. right now, efforts being made to drain the water out of that trench so that the bodies of those two construction workers can be recovered. reporting live from the south okay. bob. as bob just showed us, viewers sending us video of the coverage all afternoon. mark ockerbloom continues our coverage. it paints a picture of the desperation the workers had to help those workers. it does. in a very busy part of the city on a friday, especially. dozens of people who helped to try and help the victims. this is the area of what it this is dartmouth and up here tremont street, that s the intersection right here. what you have right here, the fire hydrant. this played an active role
point, this is a recovery effort, not a rescue for those trapped workers. these two people s families and everyone s families, just a tough situation. construction is a dangerous job, and you know, it s just a tough situation, the water and sewer are working really hard right now to get these people out. i heard the officers screaming on the air very quickly, to get fire, to get everyone down h realized very quickly, we had workers trapped in the hole. the reporter: so as you can see, a very heartbreaking day here in the south end. behind me, out here on dartmouth street, what s taking place is that the workers here are trying to drain out that hole, they re trying to get water out, they re trying to shore up the size of that trench to make it safe so that the bodies of the two workers can be recovered. very, very sad day here if the guys? mark: thanks, bob. bob, what are you hearing about the investigation on the scene there? the reporter: well, the investigation,