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jack harper, wcvb newscenter 5. ms-13' s bloody trail through boston. digging into the gang' s violent local history. this 18-year-old who was raids, then escpaed, is back in federal custody tonight. gabriel castillo perez is a from federal custody early this morning as he was being arrested in somerville. he was still in handcuffs when police tracked him down in everett. jc: stormteam 5' the snow is light. you can see it completely winding down. mike: flurries all over the place. jc: say those words. mike: still, with the storms -- we' ve got nothing to talk about. we have a few sprinkles to talk about. and you will not have to worry about things up. here is what is left of a little bit of the snow showers. it will be just about offshore. p town, wellesley, you will probably get a sprinkle through the next hour or so. we will have clouds through the afternoon. where is the warmth? check this out. this may not be the warmest on it. we will talk more about the heat coming up in a few moments. jc? jc: thank you. customers helped save a store clerk in bost

ms. nordstrom is suggesting that mrs. brewster's butcher knife incident be cut out. she was wilder's editor at harper and brothers her publi publish publisher. she went on to become a well-known literary figure in her own right. she edited the work of e.b. white, author of "charlotte's web" and maurice sendak who gave the world "where the wild things are." but as innovative as she went on to become, in 1942 she believed mrs. brewster in that butcher knife were pushing the envelope on content for young readers. obviously wilder prevailed. the scene remained. but it's significant, i think, that the first edition of "these happy golden years" illustrated by helen souwell and mildred boyle doesn't include an illustration of this scene. an image of mrs. brewster gai d combined with wilder's narrative would have given it too much emphasis and been too dark and disturbing for young adults in 1943, at least from the publisher's point of view. this illustration dates from 1953. when wilder's publisher issued a new edition of wilder's books, illustrated by englishman garth williams. ten years after the book's