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we have breaking news, a woman hit and killed by a train at downtown crossing and two hurt. >> this caused major delays. tonight right to julie outside julie. >> reporter: major delays. the good news is that the red line ruled service so everyone who was standing on the votes did get on a train. some delays to gin with but everything is running smoothly now. just fine. hundreds waited for buss and were forced to find other means of transportation during the

the red line was shut down for hours after a female trespasser was struck killed by a train around 6:30. emergency crews responded to remove the 42 year old woman and while firefighters worked to insure power, two were slightly shocked. >> there was a machine they have and they put a clamp on the regular train rail to confirm that the power is shut down so that is what they did exam it was a slight arcing but they are fine. >> reporter: they were taken the hospital just as a precaution to be checked out. >> julie thank you. more breaking news in boston. a man shot exam killed in dorchester. this happened around southern avenue and police have made no arrest. it has happened again, remain stolen for a second time

the thieves are using the ceremonies. katie with more. >> reporter: david police say three more sets of human cemetery. they are checking all the mosley yums in the city and they bloodstream more than one person is responsible for taking the remains. new chains and locks keep it shut. it was mott the only one targeted in hope cemetery. investigators won't identify the latest but three more skeletons are missing. >> if it was my loved ones i would be a little angry if someone stole them. >> reporter: tuesday he was arraigned for having five skeletons.

practiced. >> disrespectful you know. >> reporter: the remains from october. investigators found the second robbery on tuesday. >> they got to be out of their mind. >> reporter: he admitted to paying someone to steal the skeletons. planned crime. they believe the locks were cut in the spring but the skeletons not stolen until september. >> what is this world coming to? >> reporter: he is held on $100,000 bail. they are almost threw checking the cemeteries in the city and have not found anymore broken into. tonight boston college is trying to control the neuro virus. the school is closing salad bars on campus approximate

most of the six students, eight at the chipotle. they are. a move steined to protect students is running into opposition starting with the police. live tonight with this story, jim. >> reporter: northeastern police say that response time is going to be absolutely critical. that is why they say the sooner they get their own police armed with the right type of weapons, the better. it is a scenario no one wants to think about, an active shooter on a college campus. that plan includes a police force armed with semiautomatic weapons. students are just finding out.

>> as opposed to nothing, probably. >> yes. like in what situation they were using it. >> reporter: campus police say that the rifles will only be used during a threat, not day- to-day. >> i generally don't think that having more guns solves anything. although i would rather have the police have them. the department telling. >> reporter: the when we hear of certain police department nestled make decisions like this without including the boston police. >> i get worried about local police like that carrying those rifles. i mean, they need a lot of training and certainly i think it is a tough -- it begins a slippery slope. >> reporter: former police commissioner thinks that police needs to be armed with the same weapons as the bad guys. >> you are asking the officer whether it is university or local police officer to go on a

going after someone with a rifle. >> reporter: campus police at bu and mit have access to semiautomatic rifes only for the use in case of emergency. tonight we are learning more about the couple behind the massacre in

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a teenager charged with murder of killing his math teacher. today a prosecution witness attacked his insanity defense. he claims every action he took was methodical. they say what the actions were that of someone trying to humiliate and democrat nate a victim. 22-year-old kevin murphy held on $100,000 bail is invasion. he and another manteied up a pregnant mom. the victims daughter had to hide in a bathroom to call 911. they were looking for 40,000 $dollar in cash in that home. the homeowners actually own a local bakery. tonight. the plans to extend the green line. the state says without a way to

project may have to be scrapped. the project, a five mile extension could run a bill dollars over budget. david says he will produce the concert one last time. he will be 77 next july. he says it is time to find machine to take over but he love it is job and every year feels the moment of great pride. >> usually when i am looking at the crowd and i see the reaction in their faces during the sing along when the people enjoy the event, i enjoy the event. >> is this what you are proudest of? >> yes. >> in addition to fining a new executive producer his team is looking for new sponsors. he prowsed his first concert in 1974. he says he never could have imagined what a huge event it would become.

that is the average number of people who line the on both sides of the charles river on the 4th of july. >> you can tell it is a passion in his life. keeping baseball fans safe at physicianway. >> tonight i big decision by major league baseball after injuries in the stands. what the red sox are doing to protect fans. forget about times magazine opinion of the year, your nominations for the local person of the year have been pouring in. revealing the winner. imagine being able to identify a concussion right after it happens. that. it is a mild stretch but ridiculous. way above average. maybe record highs.

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adding netting to protect fans. major league baseball encouraged all of its teams to do something after several fans were hurt this summer. the sox -- one victim who was hit and birthdayly hurt be a time. >> all it takes is a parent taking a second to reach in their wallet to get a hot dog for their kid and in that one second a ball can come in at them. >> it will effect people on the first few rows so the sox are reaching out to the ticket holders who will be affected be the plan changes. to our weather, and it has been mostly dry and above average and a terrible wet messy sceneth out west. >> the northwest getting slammed with rain. a complete disaster in washington state.

been and i imagine not just here but for the whole nation. >> it is an el nino december. washington state, the governor declared a state of emergency and a huge storm moving in tonight. another one. if you are wondering why is it so quiet here, this is the situation, hurricane force low moving in. another storm behind that one for sat. that is where the storm track is pointed for us. a little weak impulse here. in terms of temperatures, they are moving back up. 51. so actually pretty comfortable out the door. mid 40's for most. chance of showers at the bus stop. a damp start to the day. well in the 50's by the end of thursday. more above average temps.

midday a stray shower or sprinkle. mild without the sun. best has been of sunshine will be in the afternoon. high of 58 in taunton. wooster breaking 55. showers outside for the morning and break blew a little sunshine in the afternoon. kind of a similar setup for friday. a chance of clouds in the morning. then the clouds will erode and it lobs unbelievable friday afternoon, around 60 degrees. same for saturday. way up into the 50's, bright skies and looks like that can linger to sunday. the one question mark for sunday is watching this front, will it nose down the coast i little bit and put us on the cold side of things. right enameledder solution --

it is not a slam dunn warm -- it is not a slam dunk warm day. if you are shopping and taking there. a chance for it to be colder to the north. threatening record highs, if we get the warmer side of the boston. we might come up a little bit short. but the trend all the way to the start ovonics week is above the norm and average high is 43 degrees. we will not be close to that. if you are wondering because 7 straight days above 50 degrees, what is the longest streak? 16 days in a row. i am thinking maybe not. seven-day forecast, monday a chance of rain and habe a couple thunderstorm next week. spiking to 62 in the evening.

in the world is winter and this is it going to show up, we will try the answer that question. concussions are a major issue not just for proathletes but younger ones as well. >> a local company has developed a blood test that can make identifying a concussion a lot easier. >> from that moment on my life changed forever. >> reporter: he thinks back to 27th 7th 08 when -- 2008 when he suffered a blow to the head. >> postconcussion syndrome has been a huge part of my life. >> reporter: according to the centers for disease control, up to four million concussions occur each year. a big headline is trying to figure out if someone has had one or not.

>> it is like rocket science on the blood. >> reporter: instead of shooting for the stars, the world's most sensitive machines that search for the proteins called -- >> we have had nhl players that have con cushions and they take blood test and are able to see it elevated with our technology. >> reporter: which means with a prick of a finger scientist may be able to decide within an hour, possibly within even minutes if someone has had a con cushion, how severe it is, when they can safely return to play and whether another concussion could trigger permanant brain damage. >> my concern is the soccer athletes we have in the united states. football players or

emergency room with car accidents. everybody is very concern on whether their child is being exposed in athletics to maybe something that will hurt them longer term. >> reporter: kids should still play sports he says but all for a test that can help them play safely. >> recognizing a concussion is difficult. if there is an immediate indicator and it is through the blood, i am all in. >> with a grant, they will try to shrink the size of the machine. they hope to perform this one day in the field. >> a lot of athletes will be waiting for that. bruins taking on a nemesis. can they pull off a win?

welcome back. by psi night in sports. the bruins in action tonight. the celtics were hosting the bulls. let's start with the b's. first period no score. popping up and hitting zack's arm and that made a 1-nothing. it will stay that way to the third. become to pass, out of the zone, breaking in and beating mike for the short hahned goal and tied at 1. then 42 seconds

and landon checking it and whacks it home. still in the third, marshon, bruins winning it 3-1 and snap a 7-game losing streak to the canadians. the bulls, check out turner. what a dunk. got it. pretty. move to the 4th quarter. turner to lee who finishes with the slam. lee had 12 points. thomas. spots a mismatch. thomas zero points for the first half and 20 in the second. still in the 4th.

next up, the undefeated golden state warriors. to football, patriots get back on the practice field today. goring up for sunday. in fact 13 players were listed on the injury report. tom brady was out there. today he says he feels fresh as lettuce. that is good news. >> i think all of our quality of life sucks when you lose games. but that is just the way it is. it should be important and it should hurt when you lose because we put a lot into it. so i just think -- i think we did a good job preparing, we just got to execute better. >> they plan to get back on the winning track this weekend. that is it for now.

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somebody's life. >> reporter: and for their grace throughout the or deal and for peace and understanding in their late son's name, the richard family of dorchester with ahoys of many. but there was one story that totally dominated our little corner of paradise this year as this tweeter put it, how about the nine feet of snow that kept me from getting into my car for four weeks. if there was anyone here who was not impacted in some way by the snow in 2015 we have not met them. the record cold and snow gutted local budgets and cost us millions. perhaps worst of all it crippled public transit, confidence. some say it even ran the olympic game proposal out of town. for all that and more, mother nature is our choice for the

year. >> you know what they say, you don't fool with mother nature. i got to tell you, we had a lot of fun with this tonight. we got a lot of nomination from folks you never heard of. a state trooper who saved a car in a car wreck. another little boy with cancer. i think we should do another segment on people like that. >> let's do it. >> what is what we need. it is perfect. >> the nonnews makers that make us feel good about living here. >> i want to nominate my wife to score some point. >> excellent choice. up next, another look at the forecast. we will be right back. gs. but i bought chips. ring dings! ring dings! ring dings! in the stomach! ring dings. yeah! drake's. listen to your craving! you happy now? yodels!

devil dogs. devil dogs! but the game is tied. devil dogs! in the stomach! [music starts playing] drake's. listen to your craving! happy now? ring dings! in your stomach. [music out] before we go, weather one more time. >> beautiful thing to be faulking about these days because it is going to be great. couple showers out the door.