the hurricane. phil: two of the six u.s. airmen killed when an air force transport plane crashed in afghanistan were deployed out of the bedford airbase. pam cross is there life tonight. reporter: their bodies will be flown to dover airbase in delaware. there will be a memorial here for the unit. >> incredibly devastating times for the men and women. >> he knew the dead airmen personally and calls the squadron the 66 security forces the best. >> there are no words that can express. >> six u.s. service members were killed in afghanistan when the c-130 went down while taking off.

them >> we are taking a look at the needs of each and every installation. reporter: the names of the deceased will be released after all of the family are notified. >> we talk to each and every one of them. they are receiving as much help and services as we can provide time. >> they were on a six-month deployment. j.c.: we are learning more about the gunman who killed 10 people heroism. >> we will start with the shooter. chris harper mercer flunked out of army basic training in 2008.

he is seen here in his myspace photo. he lived with his mother and legally owned 13 weapons. he took six of them with him yesterday. witnesses say mercer targeted christians, ordering students . he said they were going to see god. >> these families are living through the nightmare in the most personal way possible. j.c.: we are also her hearing about chris mintz. he pleaded with the gunman, six-year-old son' s birthday. anyway. the photo was taken from his

his legs are badly broken but he is expected to survive. j.c.: there have been more mass shootings in days this year, it depends on which statistics you look at and where they are coming from. the federal government defines a mass shooting as three or more people killed in a single incident. the fbi defines them as when a shooter is actively engaged in killing or attempting to kill people in a confined or populated area, like a school or campus. under that criteria, fbi statistics shows 160 incidents between 2000 and 2013. 486 people were killed. information found on websites like shooting tracker.comoften indicates higher numbers because they include fatal and non-fatal gunfire during things like barroom disputes and drive-by shootings. a former roman catholic priest who spent more than a decade behind bars for raping an altar boy will soon be set free. prosecutors withdrew a request to have ronald paquin civilly committed indefinitely as a sexually dangerous person. neither expert who examined

dangerous, which is required under state law for civil commitment. the now 72-year-old paquin pleaded guilty in december 2002 to child rape charges for molesting a boy between 1989 and 1992 while assigned to a haverhill church. j.c.: continuing coverage of the opioid crisis. visited. she says the national oak we' ll laid crisis can only be conquered by fighting on four fronts, enforcement, disposal, monitoring, and education. >> we are making progress. we have targeted the legal supply chain. we are thwarting doctor shopping attempts and disrupted pill mills. j.c.: last year, opioid overdoses took the lives of 1200 people in massachusetts. lynch reminded doctors and pharmacists that

what starts out as legitimate medical needs, is what lures addiction. phil: a man arrested accused of stealing as much as $54,000 worth of pens from a franklin business. our media partners report he is charged with stealing a large number of cross brand pens . he pleaded not guilty and is free on $1000 bail. a hazmat situation forces the evacuation of a montessori school in jamaica plain. fumes were making some in the rockwood street building feel sick. the fire department determined it was caused by solvent used to strip floor adhesive. at least one person was evaluated by ems crews as a precaution. j.c.: in 2012 to 26 people were killed in newtown,

the focus today needs to be on the families of the oregon victims. >> for us, it brings us back to december 14th. reporter: three years ago a mass shooting at sandy hook in newtown, connecticut where 26 were killed, including josephine gay. >> the early days for us were about breathing, putting your feet on the ground, eating. reporter: the victim' s families struggle. >> they are an enormous challenge for those families. they are broken. their lives have been shattered. reporter: she launched a national organization called safe and sound emoting school safety. the rush to debate solutions after oregon. >> more than anything it is important we keep focus on

people who are hurting. >> they hope the frustration with repeated mass shooting forces reevaluation. >> that we look at these tragedies, school-based tragedies in a different way i consider a different approach. this does not seem to be serving us well. j.c.: one of the states largest medical transportation providers shuts down. and racist texts. >> more rain will start your weekend. the weekend will not be a washout. >> bob talks with one of the newest celtics who has one thing

r it is time to deal r with skyrocketing out-of-pocket costs. p commentator: the 32-year-old head of a pharmaceutical company traised the price of a life-saving drug overnight by 5,000%. p i'm announcing a detailed plan to crack down on these abuses. t commentator: he may be lowering it after hillary clinton blasted him out of the water. her plan would limit the out-of-pocket costs that consumers have to pay. p clinton: nobody in america should have to choose p between buying the medicine they need and paying their rent. i'm hillary clinton,

>> we' re talking about a company that was paid millions in tax dollars to drive people on mass health to medical appointments. but sources tell us that company, rite way, is under investigation by multiple state agencies. the rite way vehicles parked in this lot in avon aren' t going anywhere anytime soon. the company abruptly stopped giving rides to thousands of clients statewide three weeks ago. right way abruptly stopped giving rides to thousands of clients statewide three weeks ago. >> i was told to let my drivers know that we were closed until further notice. reporter: rite way manager laurie gregory was shocked when she got the call at her cape cod

office. she says as far as she she knows everything is on the up and up. >> i knew i was doing everything appropriately, i know people in different parts of the company did their jobs the right way. the people in the other parts of the company, they did their jobs the right way. reporter: records obtained show right way builds the state far more than any competitors. the transportation company billing skyrocketed from $375,000 a year to nearly $16 million this past the school -- fiscal year. we tried to talk to right way owner michael to the nee deveny, but he

was not home. he says we have always done our best to act within the law and we expect this will be confirmed by a complete investigation. >> it got shut down so suddenly. reporter: the closing has caused many problems for clients like john cardoza. >> an hour later i found out everything is gone. reporter: we' ve learned both the investigating, both declined to comment. mass health members who used rite way and need services can call 844-748-3928. phil: mike is tracking more rain for the weekend. j.c.: and we' ll make it see again.

j.c.: new at six, worcester police asking for the public' s help in locating a suspect who stabbed a man in june. these images show the suspect believed to be in his 40' s or 50' s and a possible female companion in the parking lot of about 20 minutes before the stabbing. the vehicle crash into a parked with its lights off. the truck was last seen heading towards the town of auburn. j.c.: viral. live at the scene. >> in a city that prides itself class president is getting a lot of support. the young man is said to meet face-to-face with the students

one hour after he was elected senior class president, his best day turned into his worst. >> i was shocked and disappointed. reporter: racist text messages went viral. under the heading of we love black people, one text read he should not be president. imagine him during the graduation speech. rule out blacks, make the high school great again. six students have been suspended. >> all this comes out. it was shocking. reporter: another student said he would lynch him, calling it a joke. >> i was surprised, shocked.

flex as disturbing as these comments are that we have reviewed so far, they probably fall below the level of a criminal offense. >> i' m trying to make sure this does not happen again for a minority should not be afraid to run for class office. reporter: school officials issuing a public upon apology. they met with the senior class, the meeting between the students and the family taking place as we speak. they are a deeply religious family and their praying for those kids. j.c.: -- phil: a western massachusetts door was buzzing all week long. these were extracted from a giant hive found in a wall at this warehouse. two beekeepers spent a

week to remove the bees. recovered. the bees are headed to a new home. there. m glad there is someone willing to remove 100,000 bees. phil: they do it for a living. j.c.: it is not going to be made. phil: my brother is a beekeeper. there are a lot of people who do this as a hobby. it is terrific they can do that. they pollinate and the honey -- i love it. what you will love is the weather. here is a we have happening. scattered showers are here. it will start your weekend, it is going to be tapering off through tomorrow afternoon. right now we have not seen too much. we are seeing a quarter of an inch.

down towards the cave you can see this area here where we picked up over an inch. this weekend we have this rain over us for tonight. that is going to taper things off. we have high pressure to the north, low-pressure to the south. the wind, the rain, the coastal situation has nothing to do with the hurricane. it is not going to get here until we talk about sunday night into monday. tonight, plan on being a wet friday night. i think there is may be some drizzle out there. it will not be a steady rain. if you look carefully there may be a few breaks in the overcast. it is going to warm up but check out the temperatures. it is 44 degrees and worcester. could we see some flakes?

it is not that cold. it is going to be chilly. that wind out of the northeast at 18 miles per hour. you are near the coast. the wind advisory goes until the morning. into those shorelines. we have this surge from the wind. that is why we get this bubble of water. we see some coastal flooding. you have seen a lot worse. here is the same thing tomorrow . it may be a road closure here or there. here is what the wind is going to be doing. notice how they stay strong. this is all the way through saturday.

it is down here, a category three storm making the closest pass to us into tuesday morning. a ways off shore. close to us. be doing. this is monday night at 11:00. this is where the rain is. this is where the clouds are. all we will see out of it, gusty wind out of the whole thing. as it passes by is the wind is stronger at the cape. once it moves by, those are gone. behind it, we are left with gorgeous weather. sunshine, lower humidity. temperatures warming up. that is the latest forecast tomorrow.

>> sportscenter 5. >> the patriots are off with the practice. some players will be enjoying down time. this. that is what you physically and mentally have to be into. months now. get some rest. anchor: the capitals open ninth next thursday. 11 new faces on the team. younger players and new veterans will give the bruins a new look. it will be the team leaders that show the way. >> we know what is expected of

re trying to get used to the new faces. they are trying to bring in outside energy. >> training cap always seems to draw out every year. we are excited to get things under way. anchor: the celtics will be heading to europe next week. one newcomer ready to get started is david lee. >> david lee is the newest guy. at 32, the oldest guy on the celtics. can he walk right in and be a leader? >> i want to play a leadership role. i have a lot to offer. we have a lot of guys , i don' t think it is going to be a situation where i am preaching to anybody. >> a two-time all-star, he ended

joining it came on the rise. he wants to make it. >> are you looking to get more of your playing time back? >> that stuff is not up to me. all i can do is be in the best shape possible. that i' m in opposition to help this team become better. they brought me here to play. reporter: how much he plays will be determined by how well he plays. j.c.: david lee was kind enough to join them for breakfast with bob. you can see them for full chats. bob ordered cheerios. phil: i would have guessed that. j.c.: i think he needs to step it up. cheerios. phil: coming up tonight, rebuilding the mortgage process.

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anchor: you are looking at the beach. it has churned up the ocean. it is not like a big nor' easter coming out us. it is keeping the wind going and keeping the surge of water over us. we'