improvements. >> and do not believe it is financially viable. >> and the industry got a raw deal. >> giving solar, hydro, and natural>> acid histories incentives to grow. you are picking winners and losers. we do not think that is what competitive markets are intended to do. >> how long will it take to decommission and dismantle this facility? 60 years. it will probably take less time. it will stop operating as soon as spring of 2017, but no later than june 2019 the fuel will be put into storage outside until them where to relocate. >> this is a more dangerous time because you have a very old will, that requires a lots of tlc he had money. >> it is our first focus every day in safety. the challenges that have

occurred over the last couple of years that resulted in a regulatory downgrades did not threaten the health and safety of the public. >> the town of plymouth gets 10 million of dollars a year from pilgrimage a payment in addition to the $150 million in spending in the regional economy. >> and plant is going to close, and i think in financial terms the nightmare is just beginning. >> program provides anywhere from 5% to 10% of the region' s energy. today there can be energy shortage, as a result of the play shutting down. i' ll also put massachusetts behind in school to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. ed: senator the owners of the program nuclear power plant just hours after that announcement that they will close. >> the company that owns pilgrim has some of the least well-managed nuclear power plants across the entire

this is not something that is just a problem in massachusetts. it is a problem for the company no matter where they own nuclear power plants. what they are saying is they have financial problems. unfortunately we just have one of the worst nuclear power plant operators in america. ed: he didn' t match today that they needed to improve the operation of the facility. >> jury selection now on hold. this after allegedly disturbing behavior that has his lawyer saying the team is not competent to stand trial for two killing his teacher. we are live in salem. >> it is not clear if he was injured today. psychologist told the judge he could not see his face, but he was banging his head on the wall in the war and -- and the floor. >> he is seen here during a different court appearance.

questions, telling the judge she was having trouble communicating with the 16-year-old. jury selection was suspended, a psychologist was called in. she told the judge she tried twice to speak with him and he refused to respond. she told the court she found him laying on his back with arms crossed, baking his head. he stopped, twitched, and then started banging his head again. he is charged with first-degree murder in the 2013 killing of teacher calling wrister in the girls bathroom. chisholm' s mother was there. jury selection has gone on for three days. as for his mental status george said he was in a factual vacuum. that he needed more information and make clenched in mental health specialist tomorrow. >> he was moved to a padded cell for his own safety tomorrow mental health experts will try

ed: the government for trial has now been put off till january. he is accused of killing a man in 2012. he was set to go on trial in december, but that has now been back. prosecutor trying to get a hold of physical evidence held by a previous law firm. >> 6:00 p.m. a veteran police officer involved in a fatal shooting on saturday has been identified. he is a 12 year member of the force and shot a man from hamilton. they found with more using his suv to ram another suv with his wife and her friend inside. he then rented to cruisers before the officer shot him.

ed: a lawyer and his girlfriend are in court to face charges in the gruesome murder of a martial dance. they had intended to rob the victim, but these were horribly wrong. >> police arrested the defendant on friday weeks to tips from two witnesses. they had evidence that even recorded incriminating conversations with the accused. and 32-year-old from quincy and his live-in girlfriend are both accused in connection with the marshfield murder of robert mckenna. he' s accused of hiding evidence. the prosecutor said phone records and a witness connect our time attorney to the digester man already charged with the murder. >> friday weeks to tips from two witnesses. they had evidence that even they were told by james ferguson that james ferguson

he knew the rich curry marshfield that he could rob for money. >> another witness convicted him after seeing news of the robbery and murder. >> it' s not what you think of it was an excellent, he did it to himself by falling through the picture window. >> the prosecutor says he gave us all rifles to a friend who tipped police. >> became suspicious, and saw blood on the handle. >> we were able to not only recover the ak-47, but three of the firearms that we believe were all stolen from the home. >> he threatened the witness with the gun, and she went to police. >> is writer, telling her. >> investigators are still looking for the large uncut

diamonds the victim told friends he kept in the house and they are looking for another suspect. the lawyer was arrested last year for assault and battery with a dangerous weapon and is being held without bail. >> in brooklyn firefighter is on administrative leave after he allegedly beat for taking too long to order food in the not guilty today to assault charges. he is accused of assaulting the man ahead of him in line at a local taco shop last weekend. witnesses said that he thought the men took too long to order it became angry. they say they do not know the whole story. >> police are still quite have to do for the investigation and some are we. that is why i requested some evidence from inside a restaurant where we believe the altercation started. >> he is due back in court next month. ed: the stage is set for the democrats running for president preparing to face off in las vegas for the parties first debate of the campaign. because of her lead in the polls

the stage, bernie sanders and martin o' malley or next to her, jim webb and lincoln chafee the fourth and fifth placing kinsfolk and the stage for tonight' s debate. jeb bush and new hampshire today, touting his plan to repeal an replace the health care law. his plan would increase tax credits for individuals allowing them to buy coverage protection against high-cost medical events. >> the notion that access to insurance deals that are results may not be the case if you look at the poor quality of medicaid that is tied down by massive amounts of regulation and rules imposed by washington, d.c.. ed: i would also give states more power to regulate health insurance. >> limit six, and disturbing crime. what cambridge police say this man did on a shelter but after dressing up like a priest. >> and piece of metal falls off a truck and through the

danielle: and the showers out there right now but big temperatures are coming.

>> you are watching newscenter 5 at six. >>' s escapes unharmed after a piece of scrap metal pierces her windshield. the twisted metal fell off of a tractor-trailer just before 5:00 p.m. this morning. no one was sitting there. >> coming under the underpass it flew out of a truck. sparks kind of flying from the truck. >> she did not suffer even a single scratch. still searching for the truck involved, they say they may not

ed: the man is wanted for dressing up as a priest and committing a lewd act in the church. eventually he took the robe off and performed a lewd act at the altar. this happened two weeks ago. he' s described as a white person in his 20' s wearing glasses. if the man looks familiar to you please call the police. >> a man was kicked out of the hospital for eating pizza. he is determined to slim down. they kicked him out of the facility when he ordered a pizza. he is now at the hospital in warwick. he was to have guessing i pressed surgery, but he needs to get down to 550 pounds in order to be eligible. he is also settling a leg attention -- infection. he says his dreams are becoming an actor and becoming an inspiration.

>> plus a school comes together to support a staffer in her

ed: a heartwarming show of support for a school psychologist and easton and she' s battles stage four breast cancer. today' s rally was not only to boost your spirits but to call attention to the aggressive disease. >> i feel overwhelmed with the support, people have been kind to me through this whole thing. >> she' s battling stage for breast cancer and it is always terminal. >> i was diagnosed in favor, and people were very supportive.

57-year-old, wife and mother of two getting a whole lot of love. agent full of love from staff and students. there is no cure, only therapy, awareness, research, and fundraising. >> and has gone beyond the breast. it is in my letter, underneath one of my kidneys. it is terminal. i will always be in treatment until i die. >> currently only 2% of what you guys raised for rest cancer is given to metastatic cancer. >> a special therapist following in her mom' s footsteps. >> is always happy. there are moments, but she bounces back. she gets right back. >> no wallowing self-pity, living every day to its fullest. >> i want to raise for research that will help my daughter'

a very strong woman. has. goes there turmoil after a report of a stolen american flag. it is the second time their flight had been stolen and they were not replacing it because it was too expensive. the officer went to home depot to buy the replacement, but when the manager for the story he donated the flag. this is just one example of why we love our community. >> that is great. the course now danielle is going to tell us how cold it will get this weekend. danielle: another mild day in storm, but then temperatures are on the way down.

we do have some rain chances lingering tonight. tomorrow there is a low probability of seeing some showers, mainly in the berkshires and it is really one or two isolated ones. as we head toward writing, better chances. that is a strong cold front that is going to bring down cold air for the weekend. right now, and earlier this morning, it is "for two inches of rain. showers and thunderstorms that rolled across today. right now we' re seeing the back side which is a cold front moving through at this point. some showers are holding together but starting to fall apart a little bit. there just to the south and west. a couple of heavier showers to the north and southern new hampshire. all of these are lifting to the north and east. it is very isolated at best rate that everyone'

rain tonight and a lot of us will see some clearing associated as a sweeps through. future cap gives a couple of showers here and there around 8:00 p.m. hour and once we get past 12:00 p.m. we will dry out and clear out the skies which means the temperatures will drop , especially in the usual areas. over boston right now, a gorgeous sunset happening in . 67 degrees currently. humidity moving out about 30 mile per hour. the temperature trend unfortunately on the way down. by thursday, below average and by friday 50 degrees over the weekend. i do not talk about it just yet. upper 40' s and the overnight lows. 54 in boston. tomorrow it is still pretty mild out there.

upperit will be a mix of sun and clouds. we have some sunshine to start the day and men through the day we could trigger a shower for the berkshires. but definitely some cloud cover. that brings in cooler air for your 60' s we should be running around 62 degrees. freeze. >> the brewers must' ve heard

that forecast, because they are heading out of town. marchand on the trip. he took an elbow to the job playing against the montre al canadiens. he was diagnosed with a concussion. he is in with the noncontract group in the facility. thursday. then wewhat about the roads? -- bruins? we take a look at their slow start for the season. >> are going to have challenges when you have a bunch of new players. >> the first and second kimberly really did not go as well as we planned -- game really did not go as well as we planned. >> it has been that kind of start. everyone kind of knew they might not do the best .

>> we have not one yet, there are a lot of things we can build off of. >> i saw a lot of progress in her team yesterday. there were some bad goals that could have given us a different outcome. we were headed in the right direction. we just have to hope that those winds come sooner rather than later. >> to build on. we will be a good team. we' re not worried. >> we' re in the sixth inning, the clouds can clinch and move on to the national championship series with a win. they have a 31 homer -- three run homer from the second

inning. right now they are holding a two run lead. they' ve beat the series two games to one. it is a best-of-five series. meanwhile, talking about the plans for next year. expected to be the red sox first baseman. cody will be the closure. that' s closer. >> in our situation, you go from there. our depth and starting pitchers. i do not think the backend of our rotation is going to be the difficult part. i do nothing but death as much as you' guy who can be your horse. >> is there ever been such animosity toward one of one -- one uploaded? i cannot think so

how does the dark and move hole -- dog hold the phone? >> it was her readiness. -- trem horrendous. >> melted nuclear satellite on the front. so wouldn' t take the selfie at night you can like the subject. >> coming up, what is next to the degrom nuclear plant tightly closes? -- finally closes. that is coming up tonight after shortcak.

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p you are that little andy guy who used to be down in me, and i get to be that person all over again. my name is andrew, and bluecross blueshield has me. ed: a huge honor for our newscenter five family to share

we are honored with the edward r morrow will award for the best newscast in the country. they accepted the national award on behalf of of us last night. the winning entry was our coverage of the tornado. [applause]