ted daniel has been pouring through the lawsuit we obtained all night and ted, the . >>> mark, there are four officers on paid leave right now. this lawsuit was filed by one of the suspended officers. in it he claims corruption and retaliation. >> reporter: more trouble for the framingham police department and it comes in the form of a new federal lawsuit filed by narcotics detective matthew gutwell. a 12-year vet the 25-page complaint obtained exclusively by fox 25 investigates named the town and police chief ken fergeson. seth robbins is gutwell's attorney. >> what he viewed as corrupt conduct he said something, and now he's paying the price. this complaint was filed in federal court to seek justice and nothing more. >> reporter: gutwell claims he first became a target when he accused a fellow devin of making false statements on the stand worse when he took a number of other blistering accusations to the fbi. accord to the federal lawsuit, gutwell told federal agents that his fellow officers let confidential informants by drugs for their own use after making undercover buys, took m

ted daniels live, ted you are still working to learn of charges will be filed. >> reporter: vanessa, mark, people who live on the streets and the driver stopped she got out of her car and got back in and took off. someone followed her and got her license plate number and police pulled her over on broadway. that is about two miles from where we are right now on marshall avenue where the neighborhood and it is a popular spot for trick-or-treaters. there were dozens of them out here earlier. the street was closed up until 9:30 tonight. video of the accident reconstruction scene working. fox 2564-year-old boy was trick-or-treating with his parents when he was hit and knocked down onto the pavement. we saw pieces of halloween candy in the road for this kid on a flatbed when it was taken to an impound lot with a police escort. at this point no charges have been filed. right now detectives are questioning the driver at the will police headquarters for marshall avenue resident said her boyfriend is one that called 9-1-1. >> woman: the kid was bleeding in the head on the side. and i am really

fox 25's ted daniel is in salem, broken father spoke after the sentencing. >> getting into the car to console his friend. >> reporter: in his voice and on his face, torment and for this vermont father, the guilty plea does little to tease. >> any sentencing. our family does not desire to be any kind of revenge or retaliation. that all we wanted was that perhaps a message would be sent. >> do you still wish to waive your right to trial on the this claim? >> 24-year-old joseph cass standio entered a guilty plea on two charges connected to the april crash that took the life of 19-year-old craig sampson the third. casta?o's blood alcohol level three times the legal limit when he lost control of his speeding bmw. >> his car then slammed into a poll, passenger's side slammed into a pole, killing craig endicott college in beverly when sampson was a student. the two best friends since childhood. >> i hope that at our loss -- that our loss, as painful as it is, can maybe prevent somebody else from having the same loss. that's all. >> reporter: joseph casta?o will serve his time in a house of c

. >> ted daniels live in sky fox right now over the scene. ted, what can you add right now? >> well, this is route 44 this one is still very active. it just happened about 25 minutes ago. let's go ahead and show you what we are looking at. you have multiple vehicles involved, including what looks like a truck, you also have a car that looks like it is completely torched. this initially came in as a four-car accident with injuries and roll over, and right now, route 44 is backed up for about 5 miles westbound. everyone behind this crash right now, you have fire and no word on the extent of injuries, as you can see there, this one looks really bad and you have what looks like firefighters who are working at least in the front of the car right now, popping the hood. and people have been taken to the hospital. we don't know how many at this point or the extent of the injuries. we will be working to get more information on this really bad crash here. 44 westbound in middleboro, near the carver line. that is the latest from sky fox, ted daniel traffic on both side of the interstat

. >> ted daniel spoke to the officer at the center of the investigation and he's in lowell. >> we spoke with officer pender briefly outside his home and it was clear he wanted nothing to do with us. i asked he had a lawyer we should contact on his behalf and said no. the story broke just a few hours ago. here's what we know. the middlesex d.a.'s office has confirmed for fox 25 that officer pender is under investigation however a spoke person told provide any details at this time. according to the lowell sun, it involves accusations that pender, a school resource officer, assaulted a 16-year-old student at the maloy alternative school. it happened when the student was arrested for disturbing an assembly there. officer pend here been on the force for more than three decades. in 2013 he was ordered to work without pay for 10 days after he was arrested at his lowell home the charges were later dropped by his wife. >> rereached out to the lowell police department by email, his supervisor told me he wasn't authorized to make any statements but expects something will be released by wednesday r

fox25's ted daniel reports, the man told the homeowners he worked for the fbi. >>reporter: in a 2012 facebook profile picture posted around halloween. daniel leblanc and to dress that one similar . >> a pair of gloves, a pad lock. >> reporter: revolver, stun gun and knife. >> a ski mask, open package of zip ties. >> reporter: he knocked on their door and had weapons and a right to be frightened i suppose. >> reporter: he lives above the apartment that leblanc showed showed them a wanted poster and asked to use the bath room. >> i am a mover and i don't ask to use the bath room in people's homes and i am there all day. >> works as a senior loan officer and may have targeted the arlington home because the woman who lives there is a mit employee and a customer of mit credit union. police report finding sticky notes with the private information of four other mit credit union customers including an arlington man works for m irk t laboratories, a groton woman who works for the will be a, a woman to works for the lab and another who is a professor at mit. >> he had all

fox 25's ted daniel live for us in boston. ted shock really turned into anger for some people. >> one of the chants we hear was not my president the others we can't repeat on tv. while in many this country are sounding a conciliatory tone, others are sounding the alarm. >> not my president! >> reporter: the boston common, common ground for a large group of some voted for clinton, others for green party candidate jill stein, jan smith says she skipped voting because she didn't like any of the candidates. >> all the people who are need to come together and express their opinion that's really going to be the only thing that will fix anything. not. >> my president. not my president. >> reporter: the chants and signs addressing a wide socialism, black lives matter, climate change, income ineqailt, immigrant and women reproductive rights all of it under the anti-trump umbrella. >> he's racist, he's sexist. he says whatever he wants and gets away it with. it should not be right. >> i feel like we're at the brink of just so much destr

fox25's ted daniel went to derry, new hampshire where the family has been victimized for several days. >> reporter: it's amazing stuff day and age. we spoke with jackie stinson at her derry home. she is doing everything they can to help police catch the racist vandals and this includes a new security system. 3:00 in the morning, headlights on scobee pond road. a car slows and then speeds back up again. >> every other car you see is going vroom right by. not even blinking. >> reporter: the only unusual activity that jackie stinson's and wonder if it is connected several hours later when she woke up for work. >> when we woke up to get to the car, somebody had egged my car. thrown watermelon on my car and fried chicken. >> reporter: the third time jackie has been targeted in less than two weeks and the former division one basketball player believes because she is white and her 7-year-old son is not. jackie asked us to not identify him. >> i never thought at 7, we would have to deal with it. he's -- he is stand strong and tall and he is a proud little guy. >> reporter: first incident octo

reporting in lowell, i am ted daniel, fox25 news. >>> 4:04 today. lawyers for seth mazzalia will formally appeal sentence in the killing of lizzie marriott before the supreme court. they tried to get marriott's sexual history as evidence but a high court denied that request. m+ azzalia was accused of strangling the student back in 20 12. we will be in concord for the hearing and will get you update as soon as things are on away. >>> two students were threatened and robbed. west and mason streets around 7:00 last night. a man told the students he had a gun and took off with their money. no arrests have been made. >>> this man is accused of exposing himself to two young girls in saugus. police were called to the savers store. he told officers he may have accidentally exposed himself bending down to look at shoes. the 11-year-old and 7-year-old girls say he pulled his shorts down in front of them several times. >>> donald trump is two months away from being sworn in as our 45th president, but already plenty of drama who will be part of his new administ

but fox 25's ted daniel joins us now with more specifics and a lot of new information about what could have happen prump. >> in terms of appeared subdued and at times gracious he called president obama nice and smart and praised bill and hillary clinton. trump was trump and -- >> on day one we will begin working on an impenetrable physical tall powerful beautiful southern border wall. >> reporter: that was donald president-elect. >> are you really going to build a wall? >> yes. >> trump conceded some portions of his wall might actually be fence and the building of it, he says will coincide with a mass deportation of illegal immigrants. >> what we are going to do is get the people that are criminal and have criminal records, gang members, drug dealers we're going to ladder these people probably two million, maybe three million we're getting them out of our country or incarcerate. >> reporter: trump did not say how he'll accomplish. that house speaker paul ryan attempting to calm fears. >> we are not planning on erecting a deportation force. he will keep his pledge to abolish obamacare b

. >> daniel: ted daniel at the gathering in boston. 4,000 people showed up to show a message anti-establishment and also anti-trump. >> reporter: the boston common, common ground for a large group of anti-trump protesters. [chanting] >> reporter: some voted for clinton, others for green party voting because she didn't like any of the candidates. >> all of the people dissatisfied need to come together and express their opinion and the only thing that is going to fix anything. [chanting] >> not my president! >> reporter: the chants and signs addressing a wide range of issues and causes, socialism, black lives matter, climate change, income equality, imgrgrants and under the anti-trump umbrella. >> he is racist, essexist. he says whatever he wants and gets away with it and it should not be right. >> i feel like we are at the brink of so much destruction and devisiveness. >> reporter: protesters embolden by the fact when all votes are counted trump will likely fall short in the popular vote. >> do you really think that you will be able to change anything? >> not like we can do anything to change th

. >> julie: ted daniels has >> on day one we will begin on work on an unpenetrable, physical, tall, powerful, beautiful southern border wall. >> reporter: that was donald trump the candidate, this is donald trump, the president-elect. >> are you really going to build a wall. >> yes. >> reporter: trump conceded that portions of his wall may be fence and the building will coincide with the mass deportation of illegal immigrants. >> what we are going get the people who are criminal and have criminal records, gang deaders, drug dealers, a lot of these people, 2 million, probably 3 million we are getting them out of our country or incarcerate them. >> reporter: trump did not say howie accomplish that. house speaker paul ryan a fellow republican attempting to calm fears. >> we are not erecting a deportation force. >> reporter: he said he will keep his prom moist to abolish obamacare and it won't happen until there is a new plan. he would like to keep the provision that ro exhibits insurers from denying coverage to people with pre-existing conditions. as for the protests against him including a lar

i am ted daniel in boston, fox25 news. >>> the other big question raising the cap on charter schools. you can see the voters said no to expanding carter schools at 62% to 38%. >> daniel: a lot of people had an opinion on this hotly contested measure. fox25's crystal haynes went to the south wednesday for a yes on 2 watch party. >> reporter: certainly a more somber move at jj bowley's, you drowning their sorrows in some beverages here. the yes on 2 campaign is defeated. the margin for most of evening hovering 40% to the 60% for the no vote. a well-funded campaign with $25 million spent on this yes on 2 side. a total of $41 million total spent in what is being called the most expensive ballot question in state history. in the end, mass voters chose not to lift in the states. we did speak with some voters who say they are just hoping that the future will yield a different result. >> the familiar pain has conceded that the measure has been defeated. >> yeah, yeah. and i -- i firmly believe that whether it is defeated or not defeated, i believe that every parent has the right to deserve >>

ted daniel poured through the lawsuit that hit the department hard. >> reporter: more trouble for the framingham police department and comes in the form of a new federal lawsuit filed by narcotics detective matthew gotwell, a 12-year complaint by fox25 investigates names the town and police chief ken ferguson. seth robbins is gutwell's attorney. >> as corrupt conduct, he said something, and now he is paying the price. this complaint was filed in federal court to seek justice and nothing more. >> reporter: gilwell claims he first became a target after he accused a fellow detective of making false statements on the stand under oath and his status another blistering accusations to the fbi. according to the federal lawsuit, gutwell told federal agents that his fellow officers let confidential informants buy drugs for their own use and took m mementos from crime scenes and claimed multiple charges were double dip, essentially banking regular duty pay while working a detail at the same time. whistle blower and claims the department suspended him to silence him. >> despite representations th

fox25's ted daniel takes u inside her big rally in manchester. >> reporter: james taylor one of her friends. gold star father kazir khan another. his son died while serving in the 2004 iraq war. he sparred with trump over trump's proposed ban on muslims. >> there trump, this isn't your >> we will have work to do to bring about healing and reconciliation after this election. we have to begin listening to one another and respecting one another. >> reporter: last night's rally came just hours after fbi director james comey announced that clinton will not face charges for a new batch of e-mails discovered on her private server. >> the fbi did a good job of killing the momentum a week and a half ago >> reporter: mary snow and her 11-year-old daughter came up from watertown to support clinton. >> came up to do some canvassing today but they ran out of materials. they are working so hard and doing such a wonderful job. >> reporter: is that a good sign? >> i think it is. >> reporter: the last visit to new hampshire before election day on tuesday. with the race tightening, the state's four electoral

fox 25's ted daniel live in boston for us. ted, nearly 6,000 people signed up for this protest on facebook. >> reporter: and boston police estimate that nearly 4,000 of them showed up mark and vanessa, tonight we heard a message that part anti-establishment and definitely antitrump. the boston common, common some voted for clinton others for green party candidate jill stein, jan smith skipped voting because she didn't like any of the candidates. >> all the people who are dissatisfied need to come together and express their opinion that will be the only that's going to fix anything. >> reporter: the chanting signs addressing socialism, black lives matter, climate change, immigrant and women's reproductive rights all of it under the anti-trump umbrella. >> he's racist, he's sexist he says whatever he wants and gets away with it and it should not be right. >> i feel like we're at the brink of just so much destruction when all the votes are counted trump will likely fall short in the to change anything? >> i mean it's not like we

ted daniels report a rush on supplies for home growing set-up. >> reporter: gardening supplies come with free gardening advice, and recently a lot of customers have been asked how to grow weed. >> people right now are kind of planning. they are coming in, i want to start something up in december report the new law allows adults to grow up to six marijuana plants at home and tents, nights, nutrients, carbon dioxide, filters, ventilation system. owner ethan holmes say asset-up can cost between $500 and $5,000. >> you can make it as complex as you want it to be. as you want to grow more, get bigger greeldz things and bigger results. >> reporter: chuck showingle manufacturing led lights and says potency is one of the variables that be tailored to a beer type of industry where people are growing their own for their own needs. >> reporter: we checked with james nixon as he was checking out. >> i am an attorney by trade and took that brain power and took that into researching. >> reporter: james runs a home-grown set-up and consulting company. he has four appointments scheduled and he expects m

the victim's heartbroken father tells ted daniel, he hopes this case will send a wake-up call to anyone thinking of drinking and sdpriving he was getting the car to consult his friend. >> reporter: in his voice and on his face, torment. this vermont father, the guilty plea does little to ease it >> our family, it is not designed to be revenge or retaliation. that all we wanted that perhaps -- that a message would be sent. >> you want to waive your rights to trial and proceed with this claim. >> yes, your honor. >> reporter: joseph costanz o placed a guilty plea related to two charges. his blood-alcohol level three bmw. >> the car then slammed into the pole. the passenger side slammed into a pole killing him. >> reporter: it happened near endicott college in beverly where sampson was a student. costanzo went to stay the weekend with sampson. the two best friends since childhood. >> we hope that our loss -- [crying] -- that our loss as painful as somebody else from having the same loss. that's all. >> reporter: joseph costano will spend his time in the house of corrections instead of a ja

fox 25's ted daniel brought that question to a framingham gardening store. they told you the business there is booming? >> reporter: yeah, vanessa. with homegrown becoming legal on december 15th, people are spending hundreds on in some cases thousands to create their own grow operation that is giving new meaning to the the term green thumb. supplies come with free gardening advice and recently a lot of customers have been asking how to grow weed. >> people right now it seems are kind of planning. so they're coming in hey i want to start something up in december. >> reporter: the new law allows adults to grow up to six marijuana plants at home. with the technology that exists every season is growing season. tents, lights, nutrients, carbon monoxide -- carbon dioxide, and filters setup can cost between $500 and $5,000. >> you can make it as complex as you want it to be as you want to grow more, get bigger yields from things, get better end results. >> reporter: chuck segal manufacturers l.e.d. growing lights. he says potency is just one of the variables that c

ted daniel pass people who pushed for question 4 have scenarios. >> reporter: record turnout and post election audits. some of the reasons why massachusetts secretary william galvin said the legalization law may not take place the day it is supposed to. galvin cites the limited staff and priority. >> the presidency of united states and members of congress are more important than this marijuana matter. unusl take place in the same year it was passed. >> reporter: if there is a delay galvin says it will only be a few days. a advocate directed the yes on 4 campaign. says it is disappointing but not his main concern. >> i am wary that legislature might maybe broad, sweeping changes. and i am also wary they may slow walk the thing through the process. the possibility increasing the 3.75 tax rate on the resale manufacture pot, postponing the stores opening that open for recreational use and tweaking the regulation for people to grow up to 12 plants at home. >> we hope it is not anything that doesn't take into account the spirit of the law and the spirit of the voters who voted for it. >> re

ted daniel, fox 25 news. >>> brockton's mayor accused of using taxpayer money on a language class for himself and an expensive piece of granite no one can find. the city council had hoped he would show up at a meeting but he never showed. over $9,000 spent and the city council wanted answers. the mayor is accused of spending more than $500 on a language class and more than $iated,000 on granite that was ordered for the rehabilitation of city hall. city leaderssa order was the wrong color it so had to be reordered and repaid but that first batch is nowhere to be found. >> who signed for the granite where was it stored why is it so hard to liquidity. where is it? who knows what about the gran it. >> this is not the first time the mayor has been criticized in june of last year his license was suspended for failure to pay state taxes. the finance committee college course and the granite is scheduled for next monday at 7:00 p.m. >>> a tomorrow is moving towards us and the clouds have arrived. no reports of any rain reaching the ground here. the rain is just offshore it's moving northward w

ted daniel live in manchester where the democratic nominee spoke a short time ago ted? >> reporter: we just saw enclinton's motorcade pass by us just a quick spot here in new hampshire but an important one. you may remember new hampshire was the state that gave trump his first primary victory and during that same primary they voted for sanders over clinton. tonight she made her last big vote on tuesday. james taylor one of her friends gold star father another. his son died while serving in the iraq war he has public sparred with donald trump over trump proposed bannon muslims. thankfully mr. trump this isn't your america. introduced hillary clinton. >> we will have some work to do to bring about healing and reconciliation after this election. we have to begin listening to one another and respecting one another. >> tonight's rally comes just hours after f.b.i. director james comey announced that clinton will not face charges for that new batch of e-mails discovered on her private server. zmo i think the f.b.i. did a their face. >> mary snow and her 11-year-old daughter c

fox 25's ted daniel live in boston for us. ted, nearly 6,000 people signed up for this protest on facebook. >> reporter: and boston and vanessa, tonight we heard a message that part anti-establishment and definitely antitrump. the boston common, common ground for a large group of anti-trump protests. some voted for clinton others for green party candidate jill stein, jan smith skipped voting because she didn't like any of the candidates. >> all the people who are dissatisfied need to come opinion that will be the only that's going to fix anything. >> reporter: the chanting signs addressing a wide range of issues and causes, socialism, black lives matter, climate change, immigrant and women's reproductive rights all of it under the anti-trump umbrella. >> he's racist, he's sexist he says whatever he wants and gets away with it and it brink of just so much destruction when all the votes are counted trump will likely fall short in the popular vote. >> do you really think though that you'll be able to change anything? >> i mean it

ted daniel live now in arlington, and ted, tonight he is locked up. s and where yes, he is. if swung is considered a danger to society in massachusetts they can be held without bail for months. that's what happened with 23-year-old derrick leblanc. he was arrested here on mass ave last night after police say he failed to con his way into a nearby home. >> reporter: in a 2012 facebook halloween, leblanc appears to be dressed as a secret service agent. that outfit similar to the one arlington police describe minus an fbi hat and a backpack filled with hardware. >> kong tentses included a pair of black leather gloves a ski mask, an open package of zip ties. >> reporter: duct tape and a holster. >> he knocked on their door and he had weapons so they were >> reporter: joe larose who's on lee terrace in the apartment above the one leblanc showed up at unannounced on sunday night. police say leblanc showed them a wanted poster and then asked to use the bathroom. >> i'm there all day and don't ask to use the bathroom or people's phones. >> reporter: he works as a senior officer at t

ted daniel live now in arlington, and ted, tonight he is locked up. s and where yes, he is. if swung is considered a danger to society in massachusetts they 23-year-old derrick leblanc. he was arrested here on mass ave last night after police say he failed to con his way into a nearby home. >> reporter: in a 2012 facebook profile picture posted around halloween, leblanc appears to be dressed as a secret service agent. that outfit similar to the one arlington police describe minus an fbi hat and a backpack filled with hardware. >> kong tentses included a pair mask, an open package of zip ties. >> reporter: duct tape and a holster. >> he knocked on their door and he had weapons so they were right to call police and be frightened, i suppose. >> reporter: joe larose who's on lee terrace in the apartment above the one leblanc showed up at unannounced on sunday night. police say leblanc showed them a wanted poster and then asked to use the bathroom. >> i'm there all day and don't >> reporter: he works as a senior officer at the m.i.t. credit union and may have targeted the home be

reporting in portsmouth, new hampshire, ted daniel, fox25 news. >> daniel: such a great story, ted, thank you. >>> a boston attorney accused of sexual assault again. still ahead, the reason his >>> now at 4:30, chaos in a grocery store parking lot the day before thanksgiving. the store employee who was hit by an out-of-control driver. >>> and starting off cool and cloudy here for your thanksgiving. where the warm-up have temperatures flirting with 50 and where we are still on track to see some flurries. >>> and an insp the ice. how the two bp officers shot during an ambush last month showed they are on the mend. >>> complete news coverage starts right now, this is the fox25 morning news. >> daniel: good morning, 4:30 on this thursday, november 24. happy thanksgiving to you, i am daniel miller. your turkey day is expected to start mostly dry. meteorologist shiri spear in the fox25 stormtracker weather center. shiri, watching for a few

our ted daniel was there, and ted, that drunk driving admission had the victim's father very emotional when he spoke outside of comfort today. >> yes, vanessa. and if what craig sampson's father had to say about drinking and driving doesn't resinate, i'm not sure what will. he spoke after the young man responsible for the crash his son was killed in was sentenced to three and a half years. >> getting into the car to consult his friend. >> reporter: in his voice and on his face, torment, and for this vermont father, the guilty plea does little to ease it. >> any sentencing. from our family -- from our family is not desired to be any message would be sent. >> do you still wish to waive your right to trial on these indictments and proceed with this plea. >> reporter: 20-year-old joseph cass thanh oh entered a guilty plea on 2 charges connected to the april crash that took the life of 19-year-old craig sampson the third. casta?o's blood alcohol level three times the legal limit when he lost control of the speeding bmw. >> his car slammed into a pole on the passenger's side, slammed into a

reporting in portsmouth, new hampshire, i'm ted daniel, fox25 news. >> daniel: great story, ted. big name here in massachusetts celebrate at thanksgiving a day early. governor cha marty walsh guest servers at good wills thanks for giving dinner yesterday in roxbury. many of the state's politicians join them to serve turkey and mashed potatoes and event reminds him of what he is thankful for. >> thankful i live in state pay attention to brothers and sisters seriously. >> daniel: it wasn't just about eating and got on feet as dancing with some of the attendees. >> shiri: nice job. 40 to 48?, mostly cloudy, a lot of dry times as well and currently tracking flurries, expecting a little bit of late rain as well, timeline with future cast in less than 10. >> daniel: judge may have saved christmas for thousands of people. still ahead we live in a pick and choose world. love or like? naughty or nice? calm or bright? but at bedtime why settle for this? enter sleep number. don't miss the ultimate sleep number week, going on now. he's more hardcore. so your sleep goes from good to great to

fox 25's ted daniel live with this late breaking decision. ted? >> vanessa, just days after statewide voters approve the legalization of marijuana elected leaders here in the town of ashland got right to work drafting a plan that would prohibit tonight residents got to vote on that plan that's still underway right now. there you have it all the people you see there with their hands up voted in favor of the moratorium and needed two-thirds of town meeting vote participants it got that and then. some ashland now the first town in this state to approve a temporary ban on the retail tail of marijuana. stores that want to sell pot set up shop here until 2018 here's one resident who's happy it passed. >> were you surprised by how many people voted for this moratorium. >> no, i wasn't. i wasn't surprised at all. you had more elderly here than young. >> that's you why think it passed. >> yes. >> so once again tonight's vote comes just weeks after question 4 legalizing marijuana passed in this majority of people voted yes on four by a difference of about 3

fox 25's ted daniel brought that question to a framingham gardening store and ted they told you business is booming. >> since the new law passed much of the focus has been in until 2018. the homegrown portion that starts next month and tonight we found a lot of people getting ready for it. >> at new england hydroponics in framingham gardens supplying come with free gardening advice and recently a lot of customers have been asking how to grow weed. >> people right now it seems are kind of planning so you know they're coming in and hey i want to start something up in december. >> reporter: the new law allows adults to grow up to six marijuana plants at home. exists every season is growing season. tents, lights, nutrients, carbon monoxide -- carbon dioxide. a set up can cost between $5 hundred and $5,000. you can make it as complex as you want it to be, as you want to grow more get bigger yields from things, get betterened results. >> reporter: chuck segal manufacturers l.e.d. growing lights he says potency is person's liking. >> eventually going to turn into a class be b type of an industr

fox 25's ted daniel live with this late breaking decision. ted? >> vanessa, just days after statewide voters approve the legalization of elected leaders here in the town of ashland got right to work drafting a plan that would prohibit pot shops there open upping here. tonight residents got to vote on that plan that's still underway right now. there you have it all the people you see there with their hands up voted in favor of the moratorium and needed two-thirds of town meeting vote participants it got that and then. some ashland now the first town in this state to the retail tail of marijuana. stores that want to sell pot for recreational use will be barred from even trying to set up shop here until 2018 here's one resident who's happy it passed. >> were you surprised by how many people voted for this moratorium. >> no, i wasn't. i wasn't surprised at all. you had more elderly here than young. >> that's you why think it passed. >> yes. >> so once again tonight's vote comes just weeks after question 4 legalizing marijuana passed in this straight a

fox 25's ted daniel brought that question to a framingham gardening store and ted they told you business is booming. >> since the new law passed much of the focus has been on the retail sale of marijuana which doesn't kick in until 2018. the homegrown portion that starts next month and tonight we found a lot of people getting ready for it. >> at new england free gardening advice and recently a lot of customers have been asking how to grow weed. >> people right now it seems are kind of planning so you know they're coming in and hey i want to start something up in december. >> reporter: the new law allows adults to grow up to six marijuana plants at home. with the technology that exists every season is growing season. tents, lights, nutrients, carbon monoxide -- carbon dioxide. a set up can hundred and $5,000. you can make it as complex as you want it to be, as you want to grow more get bigger yields from things, get betterened results. >> reporter: chuck segal manufacturers l.e.d. growing lights he says potency is just one of the variables that can be tailored to a person's liking. >> eve

here's fox 25's ted daniel with what we discovered. >> reporter: office depot and officemax which are now the same company offer a free p.c. check or tune-up for your computer. the company says it serves 6,000 customerses a week. our sister station found that office depot diagnosed computer problems that didn't exist. so we sent a fox 25 team out to test the service on our own. >> reporter: with a hidden camera rolling we brought stores for the company's free p.c. health check. at the store in walpole good news our laptop passed. >> so what did they say? >> he said there's nothing wrong with the computer. >> reporter: fox 25 photo journalist steve wright took a different one to the officemax in marlboro. the result not so good. the tech said our laptop showed a sign ofs of poor performance though recommended fix between $149 and $199. tang care of soon, they said. not necessarily today but within the next few days. >> reporter: a fox 25 producer took a third laptop to the was on the max in dorchester. she was also led to believe her computer was sick. >> i was surprised to hear i need

ted daniel, fox 25 news. >> ted, thank you. donald trump say he got a letter of support from patriots coach bill belichick and call from tom brady saying he voted for them. numerous reports that has tom brady saying something different. we just found that audio we'll bring it to you at the top of the hour. also new at 11:00 a snake emerging from the overhead bin in the middle of a flight. what passengers did on board look at this beautiful scene captured today. it gives you an idea of what a pretty day with we had out there. the boston is 44 that's not so bad but not too far away in woburn it is 31?. question do that. newburyport is already slipped into the 20s. it's 29? there. off to the west of there into the city of lowell it's in the 30s. tewkesbury 31? carlyle nearly 28? already. south of there going south of the massachusetts turnpike they just hit right along the pike. 128 in the pike. now going south of the pike for sure. medway 29 degrees out on cape cod you want warmer temperatures okay there are a couple 40s out here

latest reporting live in arlington i'm ted daniel, fox 25 news. carjacking double stabbing and a wild car chase spree started in connecticut and ended in worcester. police flannigan is live in worcester the story. >>> yeah, good evening mark. the two suspects we arraigned here dud will district court on monday. this chase snaked through streets of worst and some witnesses say it's miracle nobody was hurt or even killed. >>> stephanie almost didn't make it to work to her pizza shop today. it's a scary thing. i didn't know what was going on. driving and police chasing him. her car was hit during chase front right side damaged. the car was driving at was high speed and just went around me on right side and breakdown lane to get around me fast. police say two suspects both from connecticut a 21-year-old man and a 21-year-old woman stole a car there, crashed it and then flagged down two women. when women stopped to help, police say suspect stabbed them and stole their nissan rogue. and then, led high speed chase that ended as they crashed into a hood o

. >> fox 25's ted daniel live for us in ashland ted, there's a new push there to at least delay the opening of any pot sh first but it likely won't be the last mark and vanessa. elected leaders are proposing a temporary bannon the retail sale of pot. if this gets green lighted stores hoping to sell the green herb won't be able to get the necessary permits until after other cities and towns have already started selling. >> but our current marijuana laws need changing. >> reporter: it's just what the doctor ordered. >> it's time to vote yes on and in just weeks people 21 and older can legally store up to 10 ounces of marijuana at home, and carry up to an ounce with them. another big part of the successful initiative is the retail sale of marijuana in massachusetts. pot shops can open as soon as 2018, and that has one the metro west town taking action. at the upcoming town meeting in ashland, residents will consider a temporary moratorium on marijuana establishments. >> we're going to have a 21st november. >> reporter: town manager michael hubert says the proposed moratorium is designed to giv

reporting in weymouth, ted daniel, fox25 news. you. >>> trump administration war of words with the cast of "hamilton" continues. the actor who delivered a speech directed at vice president-elect mike pence is standing by what he said. over the weekend, president-elect donald trump demanded an apology, but dixon said, quote, there is nothing to apologize for. he said trump and pence are welcome to come back stage and meet with the cast at any time. >>> powerball fever is heating up once again. wednesday's jackpot rt the cash option, $220 million. the jackpot is the highest since july when one lucky winner from new hampshire won $487 million. >>> now your local forecast with chief meteorologist kevin lemanowicz and the fox25 stormtracker weather team. >> man, it's cold out there and the winds make it that much worse. it also blows some snow flurries into central and even southeastern new england. i just had a report from happening there. you will see from time to time the steady snow. the stuff that is sticking is in western massach

fox25's ted daniel told the homeowner that the man worked for the fbi. >> reporter: in a 2012 facebook profile picture posted around halloween. leblanc appears to be dressed as a secret service agent, similar to the one minus a fbi and hardware. >> a pair of black leather >> reporter: loaded .38-caliber. stun gun, knife. >> a ski mask, an open package of zip ties. >> reporter: duct tape and a gun holster. >> he knocked on their door and they had a right to be frightened. >> reporter: lived in the apartment above the one leblanc showed up unannounced. when the young people. i am mover. i don't ask to use the bathroom in people's homes and i am there all day. >> reporter: authorities s leblanc works as a senior loan officer at mit credit union and may have targeted the arlington home because the woman who lived there was a mit employee and a customer of mit credit union. police report finding sticky notes with the private information of four other mit customers including an arlington man that works for mit laboratories, a groton woman who works for the lab. a woburn woman who works for t

. >> that's where we bring in fox 25's ted daniel. and they received a great welcome tonight. >> this is the second time i've been able to see the peace greeters in action and they do not disappoint. this evening they welcomed home 80 airmen based out of refuel but the greeters made every minute count. at the end of a runway a final salute as a charter plane carrying u.s. troops taxies for takeoff at the international airport. the enthusiastic good-bye after just about an hour after the welcome welcome home. it's first time maintenance unit have been on u.s. soil in eight months. andrew nicoles is originally from the state of oregon. this was his fifth tour. >> it's surreal. i don't think it's going to actually hit me normally it doesn't until i'm boots on the ground back home walking in the front door. >> reporter: the troops have been serving in southwest asia, and it's no coincidence that this is the day they get to come home. >> there were extreme efforts made to make sure we have the entire unit home peace greeters have been welc

reporting live in weymouth, i'm ted daniel, fox 25 news. >> speedy recovery to her, thanks, ted. >>> a driver accused in another hit-and-run crash in chelsea is expected in court tomorrow. police say 25-year-old arnold hernandez hit a 72-year-old woman and then drove off friday. the victim is expected to recover. >>> turning to the political scene president-elect donald trump confirmed today his wife and youngest son will right away. melania and barron trump will stay in new york until the at least the end of the school year. the 10-year-old is currently going to a private school there. trump told reporters he will live in the white house. it was a very busy week for the trump transition team as the president-elect met with a handful of top prospects to fill key cabinet positions. >> among those being considered former massachusetts governor mitt romney. we have this report. >> reporter: president-elect donald trump kicking off another day at his private newje with high-profile figures. trump tweeted that numerous patriots will be coming to bedminster as he continues to fill his admi

here's fox 25's ted daniel with what we discovered. >> reporter: office depot and officemax which are now the same company offer a free p.c. check or tune-up for your computer. the company says it serves 6,000 customerses a week. our sister station found that office depot diagnosed computer problems that didn't exist. so we sent a fox 25 team out to te own. >> reporter: with a hidden camera rolling we brought computers to three officemax stores for the company's free p.c. health check. at the store in walpole good news our laptop passed. >> so what did they say? >> he said there's nothing wrong with the computer. >> reporter: fox 25 photo journalist steve wright took a different one to the officemax in marlboro. the result not so good. the tech said our laptop showed a sign ofs of poor performance though and $199. >> and needed to getic that tang care of soon, they said. not necessarily today but within the next few days. >> reporter: a fox 25 producer took a third laptop to the was on the max in dorchester. she was also led to believe her computer was sick. >> i was surprised to hear

ted daniel is live in boston. ted, this looks like a close one. >> reporter: we are coming to you live from inside lear. it is an irish pub on boylston street, and this is where the yes on 4 taking place this evening, and if the polls are accurate, there will be celebrating here tonight. question 4 allows people 21 and older to buy and grow marijuana and marijuana infuse edibles like pot brownies and candy. we took the question to the street a short time ago and this is how few people voted. >> i feel we should have legalized marijuana with control. and we need control so i voted yes. i think drink something probably more dangerous. >> i actually voted no on question 4. the reason being, i don't think that the government needs to be involved in it. >> reporter: some history now. in 2008, massachusetts voted to get rid of criminal penalties for anyone possessing an ounce or less of marijuana. and then in 2012, another vote where medical marijuana was passed. now legalization above the age of 21 and four other state

reporting live in weymouth, i'm ted daniel, fox 25 news. >> speedy recovery to her, thanks, ted. >>> a driver accused in another hit-and-run crash in chelsea is expected in court tomorrow. police say 25-year-old drove off friday. the victim is expected to recover. >>> turning to the political scene president-elect donald trump confirmed today his wife and youngest son will not move to the white house right away. melania and barron trump will stay in new york until the at least the end of the school year. the 10-year-old is currently going to a private school there. trump told reporters he will live in the white house. it was a very busy week for the trump the president-elect met with a handful of top prospects to fill key cabinet positions. >> among those being considered former massachusetts governor mitt romney. we have this report. >> reporter: president-elect donald trump kicking off another day at his private new jersey golf club meeting with high-profile figures. trump tweeted that numerous patriots will be coming to bedminster as he continues to fill his administration. among

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

ted daniel, fox 25 news. >> ted, thank you. >>> just moments using heard donald trump say he got a letter of support from patriots coach bill belichick and call from tom brady saying he voted for them. numerous reports different. we just found that audio we'll bring it to you at the top of the hour. also new at 11:00 a snake emerging from the overhead bin in the middle of a flight. what passengers did on board to capture that large red tail. look at this beautiful scene captured today. it gives you an idea of what a pretty day with we had out the boston is 44 that's not so bad but not too far away in woburn it is 31?. you want it colder with question do that. newburyport is already slipped into the 20s. it's 29? there. off to the west of there into the city of lowell it's in the 30s. tewkesbury nearly 28? already. south of there going south of the massachusetts turnpike they just hit right along the pike. 128 in the pike. now going south of the pike for sure. now into mid-field 29? medway 29 degrees out on cape cod you want warmer temperatures okay there are a couple 40s out here to be su

. >> that's where we bring in fox 25's ted daniel. and they received a great welcome tonight. >> this is the second time i've been able to see the peace greeters in action and they do not disappoint. this evening they welcomed home 80 airmen based out of north carolina. it was just a quick stop here to clear customs and refuel but the greeters made at the end of a runway a final salute as a charter plane carrying u.s. troops taxies for takeoff at the international airport. the enthusiastic good-bye after just about an hour after the welcome welcome home. it's first time they of the maintenance unit have been on u.s. soil in eight months. from the state of oregon. this was his fifth tour. >> it's surreal. i don't think it's going to actually hit me normally it doesn't until i'm boots on the ground back home walking in the front door. >> reporter: the troops have been serving in southwest asia, and it's no coincidence that this is the day they get to come home. >> there were extreme efforts made to make sure we have the entire unit home

reporting in arlington, ted daniel, fox25 news. >>> a group of local veterans are marking an important moment in veterans day. six veterans that found themselves on the wrong side of the law graduated from veterans treatment court. we told you about this story last week. a special program to give them help instead of jail time. they work with other vets to try to get them the help they need. graduates told turned their lives around. >> i live my life in the -- and decided to crew up, you know. and now i am back, and i -- i can build my life up the right way. >> gene: it can take up to two years to finish the program. if the court ever sees these vets again, it will probably be because they are volunteering to help out other vets who find themselves in trouble. >>> a massachusetts marine being honored by his high school. pope high school in springfield say a new campus named for sullivan who would be a killed in the attacks. a 1990 graduate of pope francis high school. >>> today is veterans day and businesses are doing their part to help the men and women fighting to their country. vete

that's the latest i'm ted daniel, fox 25 news. >> all right, ted. trump's campaign has been making a final case to new hampshire voters as well. the republican nominee will be in manchester, tomorrow, mike pence wrapped up a rally about an hour ago. you spoke with their candidate will bring it all home tuesday night. this was an energized optimistic crowd that filed out of here just about an hour ago cheers from mike pence in wyndham, new hampshire as the republican vice presidential candidate makes a final push in the granite state a virtual tie two days before election >> two days from now new hampshire is going to lead the way. >> introducing the indiana governor was former new hampshire governor john sununu. who expressed disgust in f.b.i. director james comey's decision to clear clinton again take nothing new action in the e-mail scandal. >> it doesn't help the clinton campaign it helps the trump campaign. >> following pence's visit will be the republican presidential nominee himself donald trump in new hampshire. >> they are thinking to go out

. >> reporting in arlington, i'm ted daniel, fox5 >>> new tonight, songwriter and poet leonard cohen has died. the news was posted on his facebook page but other details were not given. he toured earlier this year and released a new album last month. leonard cohen was 82 years old. their fraternity after this video goes viral. >> make america great again! >> reporter: the post election hate spreading that has two universities talking about how they can get over this. whoa, this is awful, try it. oh no, that looks gross what is that? you gotta try it, it's terrible. i don't wanna try it if it's terrible. it's like mango chutney and burnt hair. no thank you, i have a very sensitive palate. just try it! guys, i think we should hurry up. if you taste something bad, you want someone else to try it. it's what you do. i can't get the taste out of my mouth! if you want to save fifteen percent or more on car insurance, you switch to geico. it's what you do. shhh! >>> thousands of demonstrators cities like philadelphia protesting against donald trump's vickry. protestors shut down a major high

ted daniels live, ted you are still working to learn of charges will be filed. >> reporter: vanessa, mark, people who live on the streets and the driver stopped she got out of her car and got back in and took off. someone followed her and got her license plate number and police pulled her over on broadway. that is about two miles from where we are right now on marshall avenue where the neighborhood and it is a popular spot for trick-or-treaters. there were dozens of them out here earlier. the street was closed up until 9:30 tonight. video of the accident reconstruction scene working. fox 2564-year-old boy was trick-or-treating with his parents when he was hit and knocked down onto the pavement. we saw pieces of halloween candy in the road for this kid