the dorm showed a handgun. it was not fired, police say. the suspect is a white male wearing a dark colored shirt and a cold -- a gold chain. a second person may be involved, but we have not gotten details. a perimeter has been secured around pierpoint call, -- pierpoint hall. they are searching room to room trying to find the person in question. roughly 300 people live in the dorm. ed: also breaking tonight, another nightmare commuter rail ride home, and passengers could face the same problem tomorrow morning. maria: an amtrak signal problem that started this morning continues to keep all trains out of south station. ed: and that' s causing big problems. newscenter 5' s john atwater is live at back bay station. john, there are a lot of people. phil: john: it is a lot better than it

the crowd is a lot smaller, may now, but obviously a lot of frustration. day long. frustration. john: about lack of direction and confusing information. >> the fact that they can' t fix it in a day, speechless. are coming to this station to catch rescheduled trains. the massive crowds clogged the station and the platform as people tried to squeeze onto overflowing trains. >> it is total chaos, and i don' t see any emergency personnel directing people. >> i think they' re trying to do some things, the new governor is trying to do some things, but it is not happening yet. john: you can hear that frustration. we are in the crowd. look at this board right here, you see some on time, there are

still awaiting information on other lines. still a long way tonight. we are still waiting to hear what the morning commute will be like tomorrow. live at back bay station, john atwater. maria: now to a story you' ll see only on 5, the parents of the little girl killed by a falling tree limb in canton are speaking publicly for the first time. they tell our juli mcdonald about the hole left in their lives that nothing will ever fill. >> i never thought tragedy like this would strike us. never. juli: just two weeks ago, the kenyon family' s life changed forever. they lost their kaleigh in a terrible accident in the backyard. a snowy tree limb cracked and fell as the family played. >> she was making a snow angel for me. now she is an angel. juli: but for six years before she became an angel in heaven, kaleigh kenyon was their angel on earth. >> all she wanted was hugs and kisses every day. she' s very special, and i' m so proud of her. >> every day i would come home from work, her head would be

anymore. juli: while the kenyons are consumed by their own grief, their hearts ache for the gunning family across town, who lost their dad in a similar accident the very same night. david said the outpouring from overwhelming. >> even in stores, somebody will t you just lose ll get a hug. newscenter 5 they still feel their daughter' s sweet spirit all around them. and it brings them peace to know s organs gave life to someone else. as the family mourns after an accident no one could have seen coming, they urge other parents to make the most of every single day. >> my life ended on february 5 because my baby was taken. i just want everyone to know, please appreciate your children. hug them, kiss them, you just don' t know. juli: in canton, juli mcdonald, wcvb newscenter 5. ed: some of the other big stories we' re following right now at newscenter 5, we know

64-year-old robert drude was found in the entryway of his home on ellisville road last . the cause of the fire is still under investigation, and it does not appear to be suspicious. a revere police officer in the hospital tonight after crashing his cruiser during a pursuit. the officer slammed into a pole in chelsea while chasing a driver. he was taken the mass general with serious injuries. the suspect, took off from the scene and has not been arrested. s investigation after investigators moved into the senator' s office yesterday to collect evidence for an ongoing federal investigation. the fbi removed boxes of items from joyce' s office over 12 hours. there' s no word yet on what exactly they' re investigating. maria: a war of words between the pope and donald trump. the pontiff questioning the presidential candidate' s christianity. newscenter 5' s frank holland is here with more on that, and trump fired right back, frank? frank: absolutely.

of president obama and his fellow republican ted cruz. now it' s his christianity that' s under scrutiny. >> i' m a very good christian. >> i say only that this man is not a christian if he has said things like that. frank: the pontiff versus the politician. donald trump on an angry tirade against pope francis while campaigning in south carolina, a state known for evangelical christian voters. mr. trump: for a religious leader to question a persons faith is disgraceful. frank: the holy father questioning the republican candidate' s christianity. that' s because of comments trump made about building a wall on the mexican border to stop undocumented immigrants from entering the needed -- entering the u.s. pope francis: a person who only thinks about building walls, wherever they be located, and not building bridges is not a christian. this is not in the gospel. frank: boston college theology professor thomas groome says the pope has the moral and spiritual authority to question anyone' s faith. >> that' s his job. that'

, and he doesn' t need to run for reelection. that' s nice about being pope. frank: but groome says trump went too far when the billionaire added these inflammatory comments. mr. trump: if and when the vatican is attacked by isis, i can promise you the pope would have only wished and prayed donald trump would be president. frank: we reached out to the vatican to see if there was any response to that last trump soundbite. so far we haven' t heard back. this war of words might not be over just yet. trump has a campaign event going on right now. maria? maria: never ends. frank, thank you. this is the focus of tonight' s now pull. we are asking, should the pope weigh in. on u.s. politics? right now, most of you say no. let us know what you think on facebook, twitter, and on the wcvb app. ed: president obama making it official today. more than a year after he ordered the united states to reestablish full diplomatic relations with cuba, he is

here are five things you need to know about it. president obama will travel to the island march 21 through march 22 with first lady michelle obama. he will meet with cuban president raul castro, as well as entrepreneurs and members of cuban society. the president doesn' t knowledge the u.s. -- does acknowledge the u.s. still has differences with the cuban government that he says he will, quote, raise directly. he tweeted this morning that america will always stand for human rights around the world. the trip is scheduled to coincide with several other big events. major league baseball is planning an exhibition game there, and big entertainment names like beyonce, elton john, and the rolling stones are negotiating huge concerts. the last sitting u.s. president to actually visit cuba was former president jimmy carter , when he was no longer in office, visited cuba in 2011. tonight, stocks ending modestly lower as a three-day rally ran out of steam. the dow lost 40. the nasdaq slipped 46. the s&p 500, that was down

the most active local stocks, emc and staples, both gaining ground today. boston scientific falling a bit. ed: and red sox the rim dog, one-on-one. t change me. ed: his style won' his hand looks good. heather speaks with jerry about don orsillo, and why he is optimistic. harvey: big temperature changes for the weekend, and several opportunities for getting snow. i will talk about all of it all stop -- i will t how do you reimagine "banking"? you start with this... pthen you make it... nothing like this. pyou make a capital one caf\.

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ed: breaking news, you are looking live at sky 5 at the umass amherst campus. a shelter-in-place order is in place for the entire campus. it is at pierpont tall, a freshman dorm. according to police, a fresh -- a person in the dorm showed a handgun, but it was not fired. an eyewitness did tell us that he heard two pops. the suspect is a white male in a

a gold chain. a perimeter has been secured around pierpont tall, and an investigation is underway. they are searching room by room to find a person. we have a crew on the ground and sky 5 in the air. maria: and now to this stunning video out of hawaii. a helicopter crashing into the water. the chopper hits the water, rolls over, and lands upside down as it approaches the shore near the uss arizona memorial. the navy is saying that the five people on board were on tour at the time. one person was critically injured. right now, faa and ntsb investigators are at the crash scene. the fbi still hasn' t ruled out the possibility of a third suspect. nearly three months after san -- a third suspect, nearly three months after those san bernardino shootings. some witnesses told investigators they saw three gunmen enter the center on the fbi has confirmed evidence of two weapons fired, but they t rule out a third suspect. today the fbi executed a search

s brother. no arrests have been made, or official -- or additional suspects officially named. ed: and our next story involves that guy. jeremy remy, the rem-dog. he talks about many things, including who is favorite red sox is. he spoke one-on-one with heather. >> welcome to red sox baseball. heather: are you still in touch with don orsillo? jeremy: pretty much. we text almost every day. it' it' s going to go on forever, and as you know this is a very difficult business, changes are i' m happy for don that he landed on his feet in san diego. the new guy coming in, dave o' brien, a very, very capable baseball guy. heather: you and don had a very special relationship, an ease, you laughed a lot and people at

can you find that with obrien? jeremy: time will tell. i try to bring the fans in to what we' re going through. our travels on the road and some of the wacky things that happen to us, and i' ve found that people enjoy that. so my style won' t change. i just hope it clicks well with dave' s. heather: have you seen john farrell much? jeremy: i' ve seen him a couple of times. he looks good, but he' s got pressure on him professionally, and the way the team finished last year under a different manager, he was battling cancer. i think there' s a lot of pressure on him going into spring training, and i think it' s imperative that the team gets off very well for him to keep his job. heather: let' s talk about zander bogarts. can he keep up that high level of play? jeremy: yes, and i think he can get better. i just absolutely love zander bogarts. he' s my favorite red sox player. i told him at the end of last year, please, zander, don' t ever change the way you are. don' t become one of these

t have time for everybody. i see nothing but great things for him. maria: all right, dave -- heather: all right, dave dombrowski, how many changes can we expect this season? jeremy: i think his patience is not going to be very long with guys who don' t produce, i really believe that, because he' s here for one reason and that' s to bring a national championship back to boston. last place finishes here are unacceptable, and it' s happened two years in a row. there' s reason for optimism. i' m always optimistic this time of year, but i think with good reason this season, they' ve improved their pitching, improved the bullpen, they finally got a number one ace in david price, and the way the kids played the second half of the season gives you reason for encouragement. i' m looking forward to it now that the patriots season is over and it' s time for baseball. after the cold weather and the winter we' ve had, it' s time to get some good weather in and get some baseball going. won' t be long now before we' re

heather: he looks healthy, doesn' t he? maria: and he looks so good. heather: he had that glow because he just came back from aruba. his said he is batteries are recharged and he is ready for baseball. -- he said he is batteries are recharged and he is ready for baseball. maria: that was really enjoyable, for sure. breaking news. the shelter in place order has been lifted. it was put there at about 5:30 this afternoon. we are now looking at just after 7:00. the shelter in place was put into effect after there were reports of the gunman on the umass amherst campus, at pierpont tall, a freshman dorm.

harvey: you mentioned with jerry talking about summer weather and spring weather, this weekend a bunch of mild spring weather will be in the air. this is a cold night, though. the wind is out of the north-northwest. it is below freezing or at thou. -- everywhere now. and on top of that, the skies clouds around the outer cape. let' s take a look at these temperatures to start your day. it will be 17 in boston, 13 orange. we will top off in the 30' s during the afternoon. again, we want to have a whole lot of wind to deal with tomorrow. -- we will not have a lot of wind to deal with tomorrow. we could hit 50 saturday or sunday, but before we get to that, we have to go through a period of cloudiness and a little bit of snow that will come inside with tomorrow night. how much snow could fall?

but if you get to the windsor hills northward, an inch or two could be possible. tomorrow itself, starting out cold, staying cold. i want to give you a better idea on the timeline for tonight. we get to about 8:00. see that snow in the bursar? a quickly moves east. -- it quickly moves he' s. my -- moves east. milder on sunday. however, we do have to keep something in mind for late sunday night, early monday. this will not be a big storm. it is borderline temperatures, but a period of m rain changing to snow is possible. that would be late sunday night, early on monday, but then it turned somewhat colder, colder enough, so that the bigger threat in the middle of the week could be in the form of snow or

if the storm stays on shore. if the storm hugs the coast, remember this is not until wednesday of next week, it could be a little warmer. it is too early tickets to specific. -- to get too specific. beyond the seven-they period, it looks like a chilly pattern that will take over for a while. i will update it all for you later tonight. x knaus -- >> now sportscenter 5' s one minute drill. mike l.: the nba trading afternoon, and that' s exactly what danny ainge did. he passed on any deal. are you happy, celtics fans? you should be. ainge resisted the temptation to make a deal for the sake of making a deal. the celtics hit the all star break winning 10 of 12, five of their last six, and eight at home. deadline only makes sense if you have a shot to run at the title the celtics do not have a chance. they have a nice team that plays

t intimidated by any player or any team, but they do not have a game changer, a go-to guy who takes over a game in the fourth quarter. that person has yet to emerge in this club. danny ainge has resisted temptation, not any easy thing to do at such an impulsive time on the nba calendar, and in such a competitive business where patience is rarely rewarded. the celtics may win a playoff series, but that maybe it. spring and summer during the nba draft, and free agency is when the celtics will make their next move. the future is not now for a patient danny ainge, but it won' t be long before celtics fans become impatient, because they are obviously used to banners hanging. ed: and he has but one up there, almost a second one. mike l.: yeah, seven games in 2010. maria: the boy scouts always strive to be prepared.

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ryan also raised $1600 online to supplement the contributions and divide -- and to buy the bags to pack them in, and got some friends and the rest of troop 50 in nahant to help package the kits. the boy scout motto is be prepared, and now hundreds of kids will be prepared thanks to ryan and his troops. way to go, man. maria: i love that, that' s a great example. ed: remember, we want your five for good ideas. maria: send us your video and pictures of people making a difference in your community. share them on our facebook page,

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ed: flash forward to 11:00, we are following the campus alert at umass amherst. the shelter-place order has been lifted. maria: and a nightmare ride home on the mbta right now. the question, will amtrak have the signal problem fixed for the morning commute? good question, we will look for answers tonight. ed: and we showed you this video earlier, a helicopter crash in hawaii. we are hearing from the people who jumped into action and got everyone out alive. maria: and kicked out of his job, now back on the force? new channel 5 -- newscenter 5

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