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Im sean mcdonald. Were in for a nice week. Everybody talking about the Hurricane Matthew and the whether it could end up here in new england. Kevin it is the cone of uncertainty. A lot of that centered around sunday or sunday evening. That is warming trend as yesterday we started with clouds and gave way to some sunshine. Well do the same again today. It will be runs ten degrees cooler than yesterday. It will be with the blend of sunshine and clouds. From here, another warming trend. Climb into ...

Im sean mcdonald. Were in for a nice week. Everybody talking about the Hurricane Matthew and the whether it could end up here in new england. Kevin it is the cone of uncertainty. A lot of that centered around sunday or sunday evening. That is warming trend as yesterday we started with clouds and gave way to some sunshine. Well do the same again today. It will be runs ten degrees cooler than yesterday. It will be with the blend of sunshine and clouds. From here, another warming trend. Climb into ...

From. Straight ahead, though, at 5 00, we are working on another story. What one of the other bike riders coming through this area just moments after, why he had to make an emotional call to his own wife. We are live in cambridge. Fox 25 news. Blue skies sunny days. We are in the clear for now. Little bit of sunshine reflecting off the camera. Kevin is in the Storm Tracker Weather Center watching Hurricane Matthew barreling its way toward florida. To see much from matthew in the next several day...

Firefighter, an animal control officer and one of erics 75yearold neighbors. All three required medical attention at Good Samaritan hospital. Leo was eventually captured and is now quarantined inside brocktons animal control office. We tried to speak with leos owners, they wouldnt come to the door but said they have no comment. Theyll hold a hearing to figure out what to do with leo, but the mayor made it clear, he wants the dog put down. My feeling is that fo heard enough. In my mind, the dog i...

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