in the meantime, robert goulston is along mass avenue where the crime stretches from one park to another, robert. >> the reporter: elizabeth, yeah, within hours of happening, boston police put out that community alert, to let people first know what happened, and also, encouraging people to call with any sort of information to help them with their investigation. in the next 30 minutes, we are expecting to hear from the boston police commissioner, with an update on this investigation. but it really does have people on edge. some of the police tape still hangs near the scene where police say a woman was sexually assaulted early tuesday morning. >> scary, because there's p.d. cops that wander around here, so i usually feel safe. >> the reporter: the woman was walking alone along the greenway in boston's trendy south end neighborhood when police say she was approached by a man on a blue bmx bike. she told police, he had a knife and forced her to walk from the clairmont street and greenwich park area, across mass avenue and over to the quarter playground off columbus, near northeastern. fox 25

robert goulston, fox25 news. mentioned picked up shark activity in plymouth but 30 shark detectors around massachusetts waters. the information is gathered all summer long and analyzed off of the off season. >>> a family got this up close look of this great white shark. took this radio on their boat near race point beach in provincetown. sharks like that area. two more were reported monday. officials don't know if the sightings were different sharks or the same great white. >> julie: that is really good video. >> daniel: good to know. >>> the red sox will wrap up a series with the rays and head to the west coast for a long road trip. another missed opportunity for the sox. in the 7th, luke mayhle ties the game with a home run off of drew pomeranz. in this shot from evan longoria. a hit out of fenway park. that w sox lose 4-3. >>> probably the last time we will see quarterback tom brady shielding questions before his four-game suspension starts on saturday. brady will do the best he can to stay sharp. he can have

fox25's robert goulston show us how a group of street performers stopped the guy in the crime before police could get there. ? ? ?. is all about the right moves. on sunday -- >> they were doing the single ladies. heard a scream. >> reporter: the group's moves helped them make an arrest. >> we didn't know what was going on. i you a people running. then i saw guy runs. >>reporter: that man jamieing a lar did an indecent sexual act behind a young teenaged girl and was filming his activity with his phone. the girl's family, visiting from spain, started pointing and yelling what the man did and he was i tripped him. >> reporter: police say the breeze team grabbed the suspect and held him until officers arrived. >> i held him like this. >> i held him like this and said don't move. don't move. >> reporter: they also grabbed the man's phone and saw the videos of what he was allegedly doing behind the girl. >> picked the phone up and said, look. >> i never seen that so that kind of bugged me. >> to try prevent this from ever happening. alert during the show. >> keep your personal belongings i

in wake field, robert goulston, fox 25 news. car crash today. state police there say a car went through a stop sign at the corner of high street and school street in nashua, around noon, hitting the governor's car. the state trooper driving as well as the governor herself were not injured. no word tonight on whether the other driver will face any charges. >> vanessa: some dramatic moments in court when a dorchester uber driver collapsed and starting sobbing. that driver is accused of raping a. -- teen girl he was supposed to be taking to school. as fox 25's crystal haynes reports, the t is questioning the teen's relationship with the uber driver. >> the reporter: darnell driver overcome in court, uber driver, charged sexual assaulting ar 16-year-old girl. the two met days before when booth took the teen's fare. >> they were flirting with each >> the reporter: a few days later -- >> she recognized that someone had added her to their snapchat accounts. >> the reporter: and booth allegedly starting messaging the victim through snapchat. >> she got

we are live in wakefield, robert goulston fox 25 news. >> blair: thanks, robert. state police have released the name of the driver involved in a deadly wrong way crash on the mass pike. state troopers say 28-year-old timothy auger of rutland made a u-turn into on coming traffic late monday night. his car hit three other vehicles auger was killed, two other drivers suffered serious injuries. >> vanessa: the man who climbed trump tower is now undergoing a mental health evaluation. he told police, he just wanted to meet with donald trump. security is stepped up outside of trump tower today and police say 19-year-old steven regattano scale the building forow. this window here on the 21st floor. regatta is from virginia, where had some troubles with school and things like that in the last year, but that's the only -- but up until that point, model student. >> vanessa: regatta is charged with reckless endangerment and criminal trespassing >> mark: tonight, boston police are investigating a theft at their own department. >> vanessa: coming up tonight at 6:00 p.m., the it

., fox 25's robert goulston is live in worcester with more on how the suspect has tried to hurt police before. >> the reporter: mark, yeah, this same suspect was charged last summer for kicking out a city bus window, and then going after the police officer. now he's charged with tryingo going after the officer, who would not let him. the worcester police officer was working a road job along lincoln street with a driver tried getting into aldi's supermarket parking lot. that driver, 30-year-old joe apia was in court charged with what happened next. the guy was not complying whatsoevy apia started swearing when the officer told himto the other en. the supermarket from this side, he did a u-turn, went up this road in the wrong direction. >> when he turned around and, hn his tires and went right against traffic. >> the reporter: then he drove around from the other direction and that's whether police say it physic. >> it was violent. >>> police say apia first started pushing a supermarket security guard down and then came at the officer, who tried pepper spraying him two times. at one point

in weymouth, robert goulston, fox 25 news. >> kevin: you're saying you want some rain. right now, there are some showers out there, but dinnertime temperatures are hottest here in the merrimack valley. boston is at 83 degrees. norwood, 80. and there is no rain in southernmost new england right now. hey, sorry to spring this on you, but it's almost fall and look what's happening. today will be the first time the sunset is before 7:30 p.m. yesterday was the first day the sun didn't come up until after 6:00 a.m. daylight is wasting. by october 16th, it will be going down at 6:00 p.m. in the you. there are some showers out there in places that need it here in southern new hampshire. wilton to manchester, but it's light. kittery getting a shower. showers back through the hudson valley and berkshires. this one is trying to flare up just outside of albany. doesn't look like a big concern for me. out there, the black sabbath show, 77 degrees with sunshine, at 7:00 p.m., the show kicks off, staying in the 70's throughout the duration of this and while you're in traffic getting o

did set o, he's not allowed to go anywhere live in worcester, robert goulston, fox 25 news. >> mark: an auto shop worker is accused of taking an inappropriate photo of a customer. todd mitchell of lsed of photographing a woman at his shop. he was down and saw him allegedly pointing a cellphone at her.skirting.hidden in plain sight. a major drug bust and how the suspects went to great lengths to hide all the drugs and money tucked away in kitchen appliances and clothing. new at 6:00 p.m., vice officers in chelsea gave fox 25's blair miller the pictures that show it all, and blair, seven people tonight are in jail because of this bust. >> the reporter: vanessa, chelsea police tell me this is something they've been investigating for months now. a major drug operation happening from the inside of two homes and people nearby told me today, they had no idea. herb owen has lived along this stretch of hancock street in happened next door when police showed up last week. >> they were lined up right here. a little bit of screaming. >> the reporter: that screaming, part of a police raid and one

robert goulston is live in the south end where both attacks happened. robert. one location and takes them to another. this week, it was the playground. nine years ago it was a location only a block away. >> i'm in disbelief and shock, because he wasn't like that when he was with me. he was such a sweetheart. >> the reporter: this woman, who did not want to be identified, says she's two months pregnant what eduardo rodriguez' baby and is cutting ties with him now, after hearing the charges against him in court today. police say rodriguez picked a woman at random in the south enderle monday morning, her art knife point by the carter playground near northeastern and raped her. he also stole her money police say and phone before running off. rodriguez is convicted of doing the same thing nine years ago, almost the same way. when he approached an 18-year-old girl at the rugles t station again at knife point, forced her to the stairway on tremont street and raped her two times. he served nine years -- eight with a g.p.s. device. he had the g.p.s. device on when he co

we begin with robert goulston, who has more on what went robert. >> the reporter: vanessa, we are learning more about what happened right after impact. both victims, a man and a woman, visiting from texas, were thrown out on to route 1a and they were both killed. tonight, police are trying to figure out what led up to the crash. >> oh my goodness. horrible. horrible to think that that could happen. >>> the hotel shuttle was coming out of the ted williams tunnel when state police say this subaru legacy slammed into it. the vehicle, and killed. they were both visiting from alpast sew, -- el paso, texas. police say 59-year-old joseph rodriguez and 47-year-old sandra aerola were thrown from the car i feel very bad for the family. >> the reporter: two other passengers, including a. woman who was also from el paso, were rushed to the hospital with non-life-threatening injuries. the driver of the shuttle bus from east boston and the subaru driver from swampscott were also expected to be ok. state police say the shuttle had seat belts, but it's unclear if they were being used. officials telling us

we are live in boston, robert goulston, fox 25 news. >>la main coach to stay away from kids under the age of 18. he is charged with raping a special needs student. prosecutors say steven mcdonald raped that 16-year-old while helping him use the bathroom at maldin high school. he allegedly lured the boy, using candy and even threatened ran from our camera when we asked for his side of the stormy. the maldin school superintendent tells us, they are cooperating with the investigation. a level three sex offender is being held without bail tonight, charged with assaulting an elderly woman in hingham last month. police say donald galvin of boston broke into the woman's home and sexually assaulted her he is due back in court on thursday for a dangerousness hearing. fox 25's lit bet hopkins will tell - galvin. >> vanessa: a 28-year-old rutland man pulled into the he sideswiped an s.u.v. before hitting another s.u.v. and the car head on. he died at the scene. six other people were taken to the hospital. we know at least one of them suffered seri

robert goulston is live in worcester where the suspect appeared in court. you talked exclusively to one of the construction workers who saw the whole thing happen. >> the reporter: mark, that construction crew is working right here. they're repaving the road yesterday morning. they had the whole area blocked off, and when one driver tried to go into the supermarket here, police say the t around and that's when they say, he went ballistic. the worcester police officer was working a road job along lincoln street with a driver tried getting in to all these super mark parking lots. >> he wants to make a left and your a machine here, you can't. >> the reporter: that driver, 30-year-old, was in court today, charged with what happened next. police say apia started swearing when the officer told him to drive around to the other entrance. supermarket from the other side, police say he did a u-turn and went up this road in the wrong direction. >> when he turned around and did the u-turn, absolutely, he spun his tires and went right against traffic. >> the reporter: t

we are live at faneuil hall in boston, robert goulston, fox 25 news. >> vanessa: developing right now, fans at fenway getting some disappointing news, they won't be taking home any of these. big papi bobble heads. the red sox cancelling the giveaway this afternoon, because they say the dolls are racially insensitive. butch stearns is joining us more with how the promotion went wrong. >> the red sox-yankees series was supposedto reasons. alex rodriguez is in town and it's possibly his last trip to fenway as a player ever, but then, this david ortiz bobblehead story rears up and trump ups everything. this is the picture in a tweet the red sox sent out yesterday. the first 15,000 fans were going to get this david ortiz bobblehead, paying homage to these -- his iconic moment, talking to the fenway crowd after the marathon in 2013. instead, these were the bobble heads that were delivered to inriva of those bobble heads, sox president sam kennedy deemed them offensive and racially insensitive. this is the video that we shot with our fox 25 cameras, here are the bobblehead dolls being put ba

we are live if boston, robert goulston, fox 25 news. >> mark: and there is more breaking news tonight in brighton, where a person was badly hurt when a tree branch fell on them of them on commonwealth avenue. working in that area all day. fox 25's john monahan is live on the scene and you are learning more about the man who was hit by that branch. >> the reporter: we are mark. he is in the hospital, being surrounded by family and is in surgery at this time, but take a look, if you go through the fence, we can get a look at a log, a piece of wood that's about the same size police say as the piece that hit this man, about 30 inches long and a foot in diameter. it's not clear if this is the piece, but it is taped off and another part of the investigation is looking in to this hole in the fence. the trees have grown true it. part of the reason they're trimming back the trees. the man may have possibly cut through the fence, the tree crews on the other side may not have seen him and that's part of what police are looking at, as the workers were trimming the trees, it's not clear that they

robert goulston is outside court where the suspect appeared later this afternoon. i know you spoke with an eyewitness to all of this. >> the reporter: we talked to an eyewitness who saw where this rampage end main street, right outside the court, where the suspect just awe period. one woman on the street was attacked while she was in i'd working. >> it was crazy. when i saw it, i said whoa. >> the reporter: antonio was calmer, wearing medical scrubs in court, the day after he went on a violent crime spree in downtown worcester. police say he walked into a a woman for help. he left, and then returned. >> he returned, forcibly choked her, raped her at gunpoint. after the sexual assault, he fled on foot. >> the reporter: ten minutes later, officers were flagged down by a man saying he was on the phone with his 21-year-old girlfriend, when she was kidnapped at knife point. >> during the drive, he sexually assaulted the second female victim inside of her vehicle, after which point, she was able to pope up the garr of the vehicle and bail out of the car while it was stil

fox 25's robert goulston live in plymouth tonight, where that longtime contract robert, causing some big problems. >> the reporter: vanessa, yeah, over here to stay if business. now, deep down under the ground, under the pound, is the drinking water, which the town, of course, uses on this side of town, because of a state requirement and the low water levels. they have to cut the use dramatically. k.c. beelined it for the water. water that this summer is slowly taking a toll on. >> the water levels normally will go up to here. out every day and measures the level at darby pond. the pond helps officials determine the levels in the underground well used for drinking water. the problem -- when the pond gets down to a certain revel, the town has a deal with two cranberry bogs that it has to reduce withdrawal by 50%. >> they have to. it's their business. >> the reporter: public works officials say they have more than enough water, the concern is overworking the entire system to move the water e. so we're moving. >> so we're moving water to puts weaknesss on those other areas. >> the repor

fox 25's robert goulston is live in the south end, where it happened and nearly the same location in both crimes. >> the reporter: mark, yeah, the crimes happened nine years apart, but police i satisfy brought the victims nearly to the same location. this week, it was the playground and back in 2007, nine years ago, it was a location just down this block. >> all he kept saying was that i love you, i want the best for you. >> the reporter: that was the call eduardo rodriguez' now former girlfriend got hours the woman, who was two months pregnant with his baby, did not want to be identified. >> i'm in disbelief and shock, because he wasn't like that when he was with me. he was such a sweetheart. >>> police say, rodriguez who hid his face in court today, picked a woman at random in the south enderle monday morning, forced her at knife point to the carter playground by northeastern, and raped her. >> he threatened to cut her threat with a knife if she did -- throat with a knife if she did not comply. >> t and cellphone before running off. he is also convicted of raping a woman in 2007, a

fox 25's robert goulston is live in houseneck where it happened. >> the reporter: elizabeth and mark, yeah, it's no secret, when it gets hot out, kids like to come down lear and jump off the public pier, but some of the places they jump from are clearly not safe. an 11-year-old girl jumped yesterday, but she did not hit the water. we stayed at a distance to the teens would not jump for our balance themselves on a 1-inch wide bar and then jump, you can see how dangerous this is. >> people who are old enough to tell the other ones, we don't think it's a good idea to get you up there. >> the reporter: on thursday, an 11-year-old girl had to be rushed to children's hospital after falling. fire officials say she climbed up on the bar, and lost her footing. when she slipped, officials say, she didn't go in to the water, she came crashing down on the metal gangway. her mother says she suffered a concussion and sprained her arm. be ok. when we first arrived today, there were no kids jumping at all, but as soon as the tide came in, they were back at it. they usually jump off the railing, which

in wakefield, robert goulston, fox25 news. to mass general. no word on his condition this morning. police are trying to figure out why he didn't stop at the flashing lights or the gate. >>> want to give you a look at how the roads are doing right now. again we will swoop right over to charlton. the pike is only open in one direction one lane going westbound. other than that, the pike is closed around this crash involving two trucks a little bit earlier this morning. also some sort of a fire. we are hearing reports of coming from the this crash near the charlton service plaza. also westbound right now. and we will continue to keep an eye on that right near city depot road. and mass dot spokesman tweeting this out of one lane open on the westbound side but you are in a stand still at the pike. closer to the city, the only thing going on right now route 3, longfellow bridge westbound, that bridge is closed and closed for another 15 minutes or so according to the notification of the overnight road works. a look at the pike going eastbound. past this accident in charlto past this accide

live in marshfield, robert goulston, fox 25 news. >> mark: a local police lieutenant is facing federal charges department. he was taking private jobs while working for the city. corelist made close to $87,000 in overtime. a convenience store manager described the scary moments when a man with a hammer robbed him. it happened at the market on north main street in fall river sunday night. the store surveillance's captured the whole thing. over his face, stormed in, slammed his hammer on the counter, store manager told us, he didn't have time to think, so he just gave the man what he wanted. >> when i saw the hammer, i thought that was a gun, maybe he tried to take out a gun to show me. i was not, you know, able to go somewhere or i was not able to call the cops at the time. >> mark: this isn't the first time the store has been targeted by an in march, the store manager was stabbed fighting off a man with a knife. >> caller: quincy police are looking how to remove a sunken sailboat. you can just see the tip of the sail singing out of the water like a shark fin at nickerson beach. the boat

new at 4:00, we have learned the two victims were thrown from the shuttle and robert goulston is live in east boston. you have been investigating the crash all day long? >> reporter: >> blair, we are learning the airport shuttle was leaving the hotel and heading to the hampton inn in revere when it was rear-ended by a subaru, that's when police say two of the people on board the shuttle bus were thrown out onto the streets, the pig question is, what caused this the crash shut down route 1a this east boston while investigators tried to figure out exactly what happened. police say the airport shuttle being operated by revere hospital, which is affiliated with hampton inn in revere, was rear-ended by a subaru. the shuttle veered off course and hit the barrier. police say 59 year-old joseph rodriguez and 47 year-old sandra air owela were both thrown out of the shuttle and killed. two other passengers and the driver of the shuttle were taken the driver of the subaru was also rushed to the hospital. nobody has been charged in the crash at this point. police say the shuttle van had seat belt

we are live in framingham, robert goulston, fox 25 news. tomorrow, in everett, now that the state has given a final green light. wynn resorts received this construction permit and has already moved more than a dozen cranes to the site, at least 4,000 union construction workers will be hired for the job, making it the largest construction project in state history. it is scheduled to open in late 2018. second chance today for more than 200 convicted criminals. president obama commuted the sentences of 214 people serving federal sentences. now, that's the most in a single according to the white house, 67 of those given a second chance for serving life sentences for nonviolent drug offenses, none of the criminals are from massachusetts. >> vanessa: we've learned within the last 30 minutes, a norwegian citizen who traveled through boston has been arrested after police say he made violent threats against officers in maine. this has been developing all day in portland. police say a chain of emails was sent out this morning, threatening to shoot an

fox 25's robert goulston live at the hampton inn in revere, where they were supposed to be staying. robert. >> the reporter: vanessa, yeah, that shuttle left logan airport, it was heading to the hampton inn here in revere, where police say it was hit by that car. two people, a man and a woman, both from texas, were thrown out on to route 1a. tonight, we are learning why they were v >> oh my goodness. horrible. horrible, to think that that could happen. >> the reporter: the hotel shuttle was coming out of the ted williams tunnel when state police say, this subaru legacy slammed into it. two passengers were thrown from the vehicle, and killed. they were both visiting from el paso, texas. it scares me, because i fly into logan a lot and take these vans, it makes you nervous. >> the reporter: 59-year-old sandra ariola were both thrown from the shuttle after it was struck by the subaru. a source tells fox 25 news, that one of those killed was a parent of a northeastern student, and they were coming to boston to move their child in. >> horrible. horrible thing, i feel very bad for the fam

across these tracks the last minute all of the time but haven't been a crash like this in years, robert goulston. >> catherine: the driver was driftton mass general but they are trying to figure out yes didn't top. >>> another tragedy from a museage park. a 3-year-old boy that fell from a roller coaster. the boy was are his older brother when he fell to the ground below. a spokesperson said the ride was halfway through when the boy ran out. it does not have seat belts and you have to be 36 inches. those under 40 inches have to be accompanied by an adult. no word from the boy's condition and he was awake when he was flown to the hospital. the ride spokesperson said they are investigated daily. this week. on monday three girls fell from a ferris wheel in tennessee. inspector there is say the accident was caused by a mechanical failure. this morning all the girls remain hospitalized, the young west a traumatic brain injury. sunday, a 10-year-old boy was killed at a water park. caleb schwab was decapitated. that funeral is today. >>> a little girl scalped by a carnival ride pushes safety la

the thief also made off with new england patriots jersey signed by tom brady and robert goulston and other ports and sold at charity auction. surveillance video captured woman stealing donald trump campaign find from a home in marblehead. happened tuesday night in harbor avenue. the and getting into back seat of car. this is the seventh of kind and woman faces big fines and even jail time if she is caught. >> julie: popular restaurant chain needs to fix serious problems and customers at risk. sweet green location on boylston street is closed for violations improper sanitation and keeping food at wrong temperature. >> reached point we are not comfortable environment is proper for the public to go in, you know, eat. >> julie: once issue are resolved and passes inspection it will be open and four chains in the area are still open. >> daniel: local hospital under investigation this morning after a patient has kidney removed by mistake. the telegram says the department of health is looking into st. vincent hospital in worcester. the hospital says the surgery was scheduled by doctor who do

live in framingham, robert goulston, fox 25 news. >> all right. tonight will be the last night 8:00 p.m. storm tracker weather chief meteorologist kevin lemanowicz is standing by. shiri told us this morning. it happens every year but we hate hearing it. >> i would love to say that she's strong. she rarely is and this time absolutely right. it's not a happy thing to me. i want that sun to stay up later every year it just doesn't happen all year long. you know that by winter going down a lot sooner than this. this is where we stand at sunset at 8:01, barely after 8: much daylight we'll be losing tomorrow. sunset at 7:59. look at this, through september, all the way down to 6:35 by the end of september. now, overnight tonight, that sun setting after 8:00 and dropping down through the 70s into the 60s. this is the first time that our 8:00 will show pa dark sky, sunny kind of graph to it. sunset happening. tomorrow with the sun up full. it's going to be nice and warm. temperatures getting into the 80s at lunchtime. you know we're warming up. show you t

robert goulston is live in worcester where the woman just appeared in court within the robert? >> >> reporter: vanessa, yeah, heather lion, police say, gave so many specific details to her therapist that her therapist was legally obligated to report it to police. tonight though, after a court appearance, we did learn more about why she was so upset. this 23 year-old woman, heather lion, appeared for the second time this week in worcester district court, a second time worcester police arrested her after her therapist came forward with information about lions' plan to shoot up and bomb worcester polytechnic institute. lions worked in food services at w. p. i. and recently had an issue with her boss involving a sexual (^) harassment claim she admitted to police she lied about. according to court documents. lions starting see ag therapist and shared how she was angry all the time and was planning a potential attack at the school. lions told police she was going to plan fake bombs and real bombs and armed with a sawed off shotgun randomly shoot people. the therapist told police unde

live in worcester, robert goulston, fox 25 news. >> elizabeth: developing this afternoon, for a third straight day investigators working furiously to chase leads in the murder of vanessa marcotte. as we reported that google employee was killed on sunday while jogging near her mother's home in princeton. still no arrests but there are people who anxiously awaiting fox 25 kathryn burcham is live in princeton, where a team of investigators working around the clock on this, catherine. >> all day long, seen detectives coming and going from the town hall, bringing in large white boards to the temporary headquarters. now we're getting a closer look at the woman at the center of this investigation vanessa marcotte. she was visiting her mom in princeton but grew up in the they will hold a candlelight vigil urging all residents to attend with an electronic billboard. the mayor is close to the marcottes a close knit family of italian immigrants. she was an athlete and described vanessa as everybody's friend who was later focused on her career at google. >> good at what she did, what she did and

typically this time of year, the herring are finishing >> mark: fox 25's robert goulston is live in weymouth, where the herring run is running dry. >> the reporter: mark and elizabeth, yeah, the drought is causing all sorts of problems, here on the herring run in weymouth, it is the water levels that's causing a problem from the migration of the herring. they cannot get from here, whittman's pond up the trail here, out into the main ocean. the water is running but it's more of a trick em. >> well, -- trickle.

we are love in the south end, robert goulston, fox 25 news. >> elizabeth: a man was killed on east newton street. police say the man was taken to an area hospital where he died a few hours later. we don't know if anyone is facing charges. >> mark: strong show of support for a trooper killed in the line of duty as a man accused of hitting him and killing him appeared in court. he was in court for just minutes during a pretrial hearing that was continued until october. several members of trooper thomas delayed's family, including some of his seven children, including a dozen troopers were in the audience. prosecutors say the man had following the deadly crash in march. the baby boy who was found unresponsive while in the care of the baby-sitter will be laid to rest this week. noah larson's wake will be held in stoneham tomorrow, followed by a funeral mass in woburn on friday. he'll be buried privately the investigators are trying to figure out how the 15-month-old was injured. at last check, his twin sister is still being treated at children's hospital. >> elizabeth: 100 boston police offic

typically this time of year, the herring are finishing >> mark: fox 25's robert goulston is live in weymouth, where the herring run is running dry. >> the reporter: mark and elizabeth, yeah, the drought is causing all sorts of problems, here on the herring run in weymouth, it is the water levels that's causing a problem from the migration of the herring. they cannot get from here, whittman's pond up the trail here, out into the main ocean. the water is running but it's more of a trick em. >> well, -- trickle. >> the reporter: george, weymouth herring warden, shows us the dry conditions along the herring run, which has stopped the fish migration from whitman's pond out into the bay and ocean. >> this is pretty bad. every single rainstorm that comes, you see it. coming and it splits, it goes north and south and we don't get any. >> the reporter: george has been doing this work for more than 30 years. >> i don't remember seeing it this low before. >> the reporter: many of the fish did make it out before the drought hit hardest, but there are a lot of fish now whitman's pond for the water levels

we are live in worcester, robert goulston, fox 25 news. >> blair: a fight over a beer left one man dead, an another facing charges. thomas maxwell pleaded not guilty to an aggravated assault charge in court today. prosecutors say maxwell got into a fight with his friend, donald o'malley ahome in winchendon. o'malley was hurt but died at the hospital. maxwell's attorney called the incident tragic, saying maxll o'malley attacked him over a beer. >> they were pushing back-and-forth, agoing over a beer when they both fell to the ground and mr. o'malley attacked, but there was no punching, no kicking, no strangling. no real violence in this. >> the reporter: maxwell will be back in court next month. >> vanessa: a man who fell on to the tracks at the park street station has died. we first started following this story as it was breaking last night at 10:00 p.m. transit police say the man hit the third rail last night and man female victim. his identity has not been released, but police say, he is a 30-year-old from quincy. >> blair: police are also working to figure out what caused a deadly cr

. >> daniel: and as fox 25's robert goulston reports, there is one overall concern now that >> the reporter: casey beelines is for the water. >> it's as dry as i can remember. >>> water that this summer is slowly taking a toll on. >> water level normally will go up to here. down probably a foot and a half. >> the reporter: plymouth public works comes out every day and measures the level at darby pond, the pond helps officials determine the levels in the underground well, used for drinking water. the problem, when the pond gets down to a certain level, the town has to deal with two cranberry bogs that it has reduce withdrawal by 50%. >> they have to. it's their business. >> the reporter: public works officials say they have more than enough water. the concern is overworking the entire system to move the water. >> so we're moving water to north and west plymouth to really service that demand and that put weaknessss on the other area. >>> the darby pond well provides 1.25 million gallons of water. now the town can only take about 500,000 gallons. the town declared a water the systemwide demand

. >> vanessa: fox 25's robert goulston talked to the victim who is coming forward four decades later. the teacher knew, the kids knew. that's why i thought nothing was wrong with it. >> the reporter: the farmer marion high school student using the name jane doe filed a lawsuit claiming her former teacher repeatedly raped her over a two year period while the supervisors at the catholic school and at the boston archdioceses looked the other way. >> and i believe that it was the people that were outside of it that were looking at it supervising that were above her, that should have done something. >> the reporter: the lay teacher, who was in her 20's at the time was jane doe's sex ed teacher and coach. the 14-year-old at the time was having trouble at home, and the teacher offered her a place to live. >> it was a means by which she was able to control jane, and to engage her in sex acts for >> the reporter: the student says marijuana, and let her drive her sports car and said it went on for two years now, four decades later, figured out, she was a victim. >> it takes a very long time to

fox 25's robert goulston was the only reporter when three new buoys were put in. tonight, he tagged along with the buoys and others were checked for the first time. >> the reporter: fox 25 was on boards for an exclusive look at some of the first data collected this summer from the shark buoys along the south shore. >> that starts communication with the computer. >> the reporter: the atlantic what swam within thee hundred meters of the buoys -- 300 meters of the buoys after their pulled out of the water. the buoys data shows a second shark was in the waters this summer, just days ago. >> shark here on the 25th. >> the reporter: back in july, after a visual shark sighting near white horse beach, the buoy was checked in a 15 footer named seala b was detected. the most recent shark is named agnes. hall of scientists figure out how many sharks are in the area and where they are going. >> but it also provides information for the towns, which is very valuable to know what kind of shark activity is happening off the coast. >> the reporter: officials are now getting a bett

we are live in worcester, robert goulston, fox 25 news. >> vanessa: let's turn to the weather now. a gorgeous summer night here in the city of boston and we're looking at another beautiful weekend if you're heading to the beach or the lake, but other chief meteorologist kevin lemanowicz is talking about >> kevin: we're going to get through the weekend without much if any rainfall in new england, but we need some. and i'm looking at that possibility for monday. i mean, look at this. all of this activity to our west. and there's a front that's way back here in the dakotas, that has to come all the way across the country, scoop up a little bit of this rainfall and try to bring it in to new england, so the ingredients are there. i'm very optimistic we get heavy rain on in here. i'm not as optimistic as we get closer to the events unfortunately. your lawns may have to go some more time without getting much of a drink. water, but it's 84 in bedford, just away from the water. plymouth at 83. provincetown at 80. a few towns will go into the 50's overnight. not a real cool night but a comfo

we are live in worcester, robert goulston, fox 25 news. >> vanessa: a wilmington man is charged with threatening boston's largest mosque. patrick keogan was indicted today for making the threats over facebook. according to court documents, he threatened the islamic society of boston cultural center in roxbury, with the words, burn your local mosque in a picture. and later, hello scum bags. he could face up to ten years in prison and $250,000 in fines. the new at 6:00 p.m., parents of pod are now suing costco. fox 25 obtained court paperwork of the lawsuit that claims in 2013, the boston couple's daughter found one of the pods,it exploded on her and caud injuries that required medical treatment. >> mark: a crash in dorchester. two people were taken to the hospital and we are working to get an update on their >> kevin: nothing but sun out there this evening. ok, there's some clouds drifting by too, but certainly no showers out there. all of the rain to the west, so the south and we're trying to get it on in here. it doesn't want to come. often this time of year, you get tropical rainfa

we're live in worcester, robert goulston, fox 25 news. >> >> vanessa: just yesterday, we reported on another local didn't test who pleaded not guilty to drug fraud charges. 70-year-old maurice silber, police say was dea agents said he was prescribing to his employees and then asked him to turn the drugs over to him. when the employees questioned him, they were fired. >> mark: one week after a 7-year-old's body was found in the water behind his day camp in south boston. the vigil begins at 6:30 p.m. out site the curley community found. campers playing alongside kyzr aweek ago returned to camp today with new rules in flames. parents are now required to stein children in and out and there's a new child to staff ratio. and every child has to wear a life vest in the host. as for this morning, 34 new security cameras will be rolling at the curley community center. boston's mayor put all the >> it's just that sometimes it takes a horrific event to bring change and i think that we'll see as we move forward here for the rest of the summer, how the changes work. >> mark: mayor marty walsh was

. >> sara: >> gene: robert goulston and out of practice was minor in nature. meanwhile things got heated during the practice with the bears. wasn't just the temperature outside. all out brawl broke out during the joint practice and started between malcolm butler and bears receiver judge evaderry and went from grabbing each other's face mask and shoving mask and got booted from coach bill belichick. pats and bears have two more joint practices scheduled ahead of the preseason match-up which >> sara: jimmy buffett rolling into the exhibit center and tailgaters no the use sorts of toilets because they don't need health codes. this comes after people made makeshift toilets last year. police say concertgoers need to use the provided porta potty instead. drive times coming up. jason? >> jason: severe storms building into new england later this afternoon and watching moisture on the way already with couple of showers and latest stormtracker radar coming uptown by town coming up. >> sara: mountain lion snatches little girl from her backyard and it has a happy ending.