good, kind, and loving people. in a matter of minutes, that evil took it all the way. >> our killer know exactly what he was doing and never showed remorse. we will never forgive him. hie' s evil and must be punished. jackl: : philip chism will serve at least 40 years but at that point 38 years from now, he will eligible for parole. more pain for the ritzer family. >> i wish i could' ve helped, but no one could' ve helped her that day, because no one knew what evil said in her classroom. jack: the defense offered pictures of chism is an old boy. the judge settled for 40 years. >> the repeated stab wounds to the young girl' s human body will remain unforgettable until the last person that knew colleen takes his or her last breath.

girl. colleen was my daughter, my friend, one that i could go to for anything. i didn' t protect colleen. a dad' s job is to fix things. i would do anything if i could fix this for calling. jack: the ritzer family wanted to the judge to challenge the new law to establish a new president to give consecutive sentences. he did not do it.in salem , jack harper, wcvb newscenter 5 . but 5 investigates' karen anderson tells us the judge really had no choice. karen: parole must be an option for anyone under the age of 18 who commits first degree murder. it came out of this decision citing science as a reason. but for the ritzers, it means this case will never be over. a life lost forever, and for colleen ritzer' s family, any chance at peace is gone. s a sentence did not

karen: the possibility of parole just means more heartache. >> our family will be forced to attend parole hearings beginning in 38 years, which is simply unimaginable. we will have to relive that day for a rehearing. karen: because in 2013, the massachusetts supreme judicial parole for those that commit crime before they are 18. >> i want everyone to see the impact of that decision. this family, who has suffered beyond measure, cannot close the book on this case. karen: the change in sentence he began with the u.s. supreme court, which decided these sentences for minors were cruel and unusual commitment, a constitutional violation. judges in each state were alleged discretion. massachusetts took that discretion away, citing that the brains of juveniles in developed differently than adults, and may not have the same awareness.

that the juvenile mind is capable of distinguishing right from wrong. the decision is not only disrespectful to colleen, but also those that love her. this decision was a betrayal to all victims and their families. karen: the ritzers are trying to change the law to give judges more discretion. karen anderson, wcvb newscenter 5 investigates. maria: breaking news concerning mark wahlberg' s movie about the boston bombings. a key scene was going to be filmed in watertown in the neighborhood where it happened. but tonight, a major change. new at 7:00, newscenter 5' s mary saladna is live in watertown with what happened. mary? mary: we are on laurel street. you can see belittle' s on some of the houses. -- you can see bullet holes on some of the houses. even though the shootout between the tsarnaev brothers was dramatic, neighbors wanted that to be filmed where it happened.

they said to make it authentic. now town officials have overruled the majority of neighbors and announced the shootout scene will be filmed elsewhere. >> i am angry. i think they should let them do it here. they are making it all about trauma. the police department did a wonderful thing here, it brought the neighborhood together. i think they should let them do it here for authenticity. >> you think it to be the town' s decision for the neighbor' s? >> absolutely the neighbor' s. they are all in agreement. why all of a sudden does the town want to go in a different direction? >> i' m disappointed.i would' ve been excited . mary: in a statement released late today, the town says "upon further reflection, filling every creation of the watertown judah is not in the best interest of watertown. another location will be identified to film."

why they had a change of heart. our calls to town officials so far have gone unanswered. maria: sky 5 over a serious car crash on route-93 south in canton just a few hours ago, shut down the highway and created a major rush-hour traffic problem. back-ups stretching from boston to milton and beyond. one person was taken by helicopter from the scene. part of the guard rail actually went through the car. the cause of the crash is under investigation. ed: commitment 2016, new jersey governor chris christie stunning the republican establishment by endorsing donald trump for president. newscenter 5' s sera congi is live at the state house, where governor baker is not following suit. sera: governor baker actually endorsed chris christie. he says he is surprised by christie' s move.

privilege to introduce the next president of the united states, donald trump. [applause] sera: once rivals, chris christie now throwing his support behind the front runner. gov. chris tie: there was no one better prepared for white america with a strong leadership that it needs, both at home and around the world. sera: the music loving it -- the new jersey governor ended his run after poor results in the new hampshire primary. this endorsement is a blow to the remaining republican contenders. christie the candidate used to be slamming trump. >> showtime is over. we are not electing an entertainer in chief. showmanship is fun. what is not the kind of leadership that will truly change america. >> no, i' m not disappointed, but surprised. sera: governor baker had endorsed and campaigned for chris christie during his run, but not support his latest choice. >> i continue to believe the next president needs to be someone with a proven track record of working well with

as i' ve said before, i don' t think donald trump fits that mold. sera: governor baker would not say who he plans to vote for comment tuesday in the primary. we know that is not trump. governor baker in the past has said he does not think ted cruz is right for the job. live at the statehouse, sera congi, wcvb newscenter 5. ed: our political analyst joins us from new hampshire. on a scale of 1-10, 1 being nothing, and 10 ian king seven of the world series, what is this on the scale? -- 10 being game seven of the world series, what is this on the scale? >> last weekend used to be about marco rubio and ted cruz coming after donald trump. he had a tough time last night. two-person fight. he may have done that. but trump has been underestimated again and again.

the narrative. this is a pretty good story for him. and it says to the establishment, here is permission, get ready for trump. the fact of the matter is, trump is a very smart guy. he understands marketing, his brand, and he has used that. he does it in 1-2 words. it' s very effective. it sticks. these are blistering attacks. bringing governor christie on, as he did today, mutes what happened. it says, we are going forward. everyone in the republican party needs to be ready for next tuesday, when it' s likely donald

ed: yes or no patrick, this is the vice president ticket? >> yeah, the bumper sticker is going to say "you gotta problem with that?" maria: love it. your economy now -- stocks ending on a flat note, with oil prices and it utility stocks offset encouraging economic news. dow closing at more than 16,000. nasdaq rose eight point. the s&p 500 lost more than three points. the most active local stocks. jcpenney trying to live up to its name, starting on sunday, it penny. the struggling retailer closed about 40 stores last year, stores. s efforts to turn around weight watchers is struggling. the company had been slipping financially for three years when oprah became its public face in october. she also made a $43 million

board. reports show that since then, subscribers are down, the company' s quarterly revenue dropped 21%. what looks like a child' s toy is actually cutting image technology. maria: it' s a local invention helping first responders searching through rubble, or even secure a scene. mike: chilly right now, and we will start the weekend that way. warmer air is moving in. i will show you how long the 50' s hang around. maria: their car burst into flames on their way to their wedding. but that did not stop them from getting married. today, they even got a happier surprise. how do you reimagine "banking"? you start with this... pthen you make it... nothing like this. pyou make a capital one caf\. someplace more relaxed. pwith free wi-fi and

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maria: it' s a helpful tool developed out of a tragedy. ed: a local company has created a unique camera the size of a ball that can give first responders a look inside places they can' t go. mike wankum has tonight' s cutting edge. mike: it may look like a childs toy, but this is explorer. it' s a throwable camera. the original idea came out in the haiti earthquake in 2010. rescuers were trying to find survivors, but there was no easy or safe way to get inside the collapsed buildings. robots were expensive and unavailable. >> my brother, who is the ceo was frustrated and started to be easier to find out if there is someone. >> carolina i can limit, still a student at m.i.t., working with

wanted a tool for urban search and rescue. police soon came calling. >> the vast majority of those people were police departments. not just swat teams. regular police officers being asked to do really high-level operations. >> if this is a hostage situation here, i could roll it down the hallway. s behind that corner. is there a bad guy hiding. mike: it has six cameras inside. it streams a live 360 degree video feed. it stitches the video from those cameras together, sending it back is a seamless image, no matter which position the balls ends up. this picture can be fed into a virtual reality goggle. first responders can now look around the room and see exactly where everything is at. down the road, the team hopes to develop tactical throwable cameras for specific needs.

fire tool for nuclear cleanups, it could have radiation centers. >> the abuse question is cost. -- the obvious question is cost. mike: it' s about $300. they are sending a ball into a dangerous situation. -- it runs about $1500. maria: but look what they get out of that. mike: even if the bad guy takes it back, they already have the pictures. roll the ball to you and do the work. ed: and our weather today, a much cooler data and we had the last couple days. mike: here are the highs, worcester only had 32 degrees. boston managed to get 41 out of it. what' s interesting about this is today was actually normal. if you thought today was cold, that' s what we usually get in february. we don' t get stuff like this. that is what we flirted with the last couple days, the really warm record heat. the sun has set and it is 31 degrees. our coldest temperature of the day.

giving us a windchill index below the 20 degree mark. it feels like 18 degrees. clear skies, gorgeous evening. just have to bundle up a little bit against the wind. it' s going to start to relax through the evening hours. also out west, mild air, which is poised to move in. you notice it showing up in sunday' s forecast. your of the wind gusts, still gusting to 36 mile per hour in boston. the wins will diminish still a bit busy tomorrow. a bit of the windchill index, but not as bad as today. sunday becomes the real warmth . it feels like 13 degrees in worcester, 15 in orange. feels like only 3 in pittsfield. cold, cold stuff with the breeze to the west. the wind will die down, but the temperature will die down as well. windchill index will hold in the teens, dropping off as we starts tomorrow morning. then we starts to climb up into the afternoon. clear and cold tonight, diminishing winds 12-18

s the air temperature, not the windchill. bundle up headed out to make. tomorrow is sunny. a chilly breeze at 36 in the morning. a lot like today, but the wind is switching directions, going to the southwest. that brings in the warmer air. that is why you see such mild temperatures on sunday. high-pressure drift to the east. we get a southwesterly flow and we are headed back into the 50' s. we might stay there for a little while. that warm air is going to be around for event. tomorrow, 38 degrees, the cold start to the day. only about 16 degrees. warming up through the afternoon. sunday is my old. on average about 52 degrees for a high. i think with the southwesterly wind, the cape and islands will be blowing across the cool ocean water. it will be a bit chillier near the shoreline. otherwise inland is where temperatures will reach the 50' s. speaking of the 50' s, we stayed there towards monday. but monday, a few showers commit. a q weak cold front coming in.not looking for much rain out of it .

usually turns colder, and it does by just a few degrees. which sets us up for the next significant event.i say significant only because it has a lot of rain . it does not have any snow with it. warm. s. temperatures to cool down. they will be back where they are supposed to be, maybe even a couple degrees below normal. but the weekend ahead, as a rule, looks like a warm one. tomorrow. after that, tempers back into s. i have an update for you tonight at 11:00. drill. >> although then the bat hitting the ball, baseball is not a contact sport, nor should it be. it never made any sense that a base line could just run over and through a totally exposed and vulnerable catcher, but a couldn' t do the exact same thing to a first baseman. the first baseman' s legs?

throw the shoulder into the third baseman to see if you can make him drop the ball. why was the catcher, the only guy you can attack at full speed, while he was looking the other way? the catcher is like a punt returner who is called for a fair catch. t hit him. why hit the catcher? so after 100 years, they finally change that rule. are finally going to enforceable to minimize contact there. before the bag and to the back. no more going after the defenseless fielder like some headhunting middle linebacker. it is after all, baseball, not football. maria: so you agree with this. >> i like the idea of protecting the fielders. maria: you do too? >> ehhh. maria: i think it is stirring the pot. arts to this game. >> there are a lot of sports were physical contact is not necessary -- tennis, golf, bowling, baseball, many others. [laughter] s the first time ever to

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maria: flash forward to tonight at 11:00. 5 investigates a heart-wrenching story of loss. we look at the alarming rate of correction officer suicides. why one family says a critical decision by the state pushed their loved one over the edge. ed: we' ll also have more on the movie controversy in watertown. residents in favor of hosting a retelling of the gun battle with the marathon bombers, but town leaders saying no. we' ll talk to the former police chief about that night, and what he thinks of the controversy. maria: commitment 2016, buzzing about donald trump and chris christie. that is because the new jersey governor has endorsed his final -- his former rival. what the alliance could mean for super tuesday, which of course massachusetts is a part of.

mike: and goodbye to the cold weather. chilly tomorrow to start, but once we had towards sunday, temperatures will be in the 50' s. get used to that. most of next week is in the 50' s. a few spotty showers on wednesday. ed: because i know you do, have you looked 2 weeks down the line? and? mike: looks pretty good. maria: ooh mike!

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