boss boston police are telling us that they're responding to a live shooting. flying over the scene right now. this is on dorchester on laredo street. this all started unfolding around 10:30 this morning. there may be three people who police are telling us they okay. and, again, we are taking a look at this neighborhood here. it's very residential, again, happening just off of columbia road on stanwood street and laredo. this is near a middle school and jeremiah bushing high school. at this time there are no report of the schools on lockdown. again, a very fluid situation right here as you're taking a live look from sky fox. again, we're told that three people could be injured. the officer, we're told, is okay. right now still a lot of questions. as this is unfolding. what led up to this officer-involved shooting. and again who specifically is injured. now, this is about 12 minutes away from a previous officer-involved shooting also in dorchester back in january. we do have crews headed to that scene, but you can see that we have that crime scene tape blocking

she spent 16 years on the run with the former boston mob boss. from the federal courthouse. >> yeah, we know she is not going to testify to help authorities track down who may have helped bulger while he was on the run he is. >> this woman knew about massive murders. >> reporter: she went on with the mob boss for 16 years until both were caught in 2011 in a small apartment in santa monica, california. her attorney says katherine still loves whitey and has been a model prisoner for the past haiti years. >> i think it's readily apparent that she's just not. >> reporter: stephen davis, the brother of one of bulger's victim, feels greig won't testify because there's money waiting on her when she gets back. >> money. there's a lot of money out there, and there's a lot of other names and faces and protecting. >> if they ever gave her life in prison, she'd probably tell them she's ready to talk. >> speaking of that, there is no minimum or a maximum sentence for contempt of court. a judge will sentence greig, though, in late april. whitey is serving a life sentence. live in south boston, bra

i would not be shocked if boss step dropped be -- boston dropped below zero. so an absolutely frigid weekend is coming up. there are signs that won't lars long. that won't last long. the temperatures could moderate quickly. we have a long way to go between now and early next week. ed? heather:we are looking forward to those warm ups. ed: was there a zero on there? hi, maria. >> hello ed and heather. at 7:00, deck kays of quality -- decades of quality work are leaving an impression. the badges and shields made here in massachusetts. and then tonight on newscenter 5 at 11:00, remember the bomb threats that are plaguing our local schools, the new clues just revealed on who is sending them. we will see you after world news tonight new day for america is responsible for the content [sfx: thunder, rain and the voices of various presidential heather:some of our reporters are having a tough time with the snow blowing in their faces. ed: cold and windy. heather: you have done that a few times. harvey: absolutely. heather:can we put it behind us? harvey: not yet. it is

the us attorney's office is prepared to give her a piece of boston most infamous crime boss as long as she agrees to never sue the government. this will be the first compensation callahan will receive for the murder of her husband john. was found in the back seat of his cadillac in a parking lot at miami international airport. it was a professional hit ordered by james whitey bulger. it's not very much money according to some but it will be a lot to many of us. callahan expects to receive a check for more than $50,000. it would likely be a lot more though if it included the value of what it bulges weapons. those guns are valuable. and i think these guns have a history i think maybe they would be valuable. dozens of guns were found in the santa monica apartment where whitey bulger was captured in 2011. instead of selling them the federal government plans to destroy them. memorabilia collector phil from saugus tells us the guns would likely go for 10 to $20,000 apiece. >> gangster and murder memorabilia that is crazy it is that a big following. >> there for the guns would fire can they d

live in dedham, jessica reyes, >>> happening today, the girlfriend of former boston mob boss james whitey bulger is expected to plead guilty in federal court. catherine greig is charged with contempt for refusing to testified testify before a -- refusing to testify in front of a grand jury testify in front of a grand jury. 16 years on the run. bulger of serving life in prison for being probably for 11 killings. greig is serving an eight-year sentence for aiding a fugitive. >>> a driver convicted of causing a devastating crash on the arborway will be sentenced in nicholas papadopolis was found guilty of negligent operation of a vehicle. his car collided head-on with a pickup truck. the driver of the truck and the teenaged passenger in the car suffered severe injuries. >>> this morning, police investigate investigating a series of robbery robberies targeting cabdrivers. three drivers have been attacked in worcester. the most recent happened monday night on stockton street. police say the 62-year-old red cabdriver was called around 10 p.m. opinion when he arrived, the man shot the driver and

. >>> some family of those killed by convicted boston mob boss james whitey bulge verify been offered a settlement deal. mary came hang, the wife of tells fox 25 the government has presented a deal to split $822,000 in cash and they will also split proceeds from the auction of some of bulger's personal items including a stanley cup ring. callahan's cut will be about $50,000 and she plans to accept it. the money was found in bulger's california hideout when he was captured in 2011. >> patients in everett are upset after they learned about a threat made against students days after it happened. police say they started their investigation last week when some high school administrators contacted them after a student because police determined the threat was not credible they made parents angry. we spoke to some of them who communication. the superintendent did tell us they disciplined the student involved. >>> that can't be comfortable. if you're outside you know. 14 below is what it feels like in worcester. 5 below in boston. not even close to how cold it will be this coming weekend. i'll

south boston mob boss whitey bulger's girlfriend could be spending more time behind bars help in want catherine greig to testify to a grand jury of the who may help them while they were on the run. she has refused and pled guilty to federal contempt that could mean life sentence. she will be sentenced april 8. >>> a person behind the wheel of a car that left two people with injuries is going to jail. nicholas papadopolis was speeding when his car slammed into a pickup truck two years ago. the driver of that truck kevin lucy is paralyzed and unable to talk to his three children and a passenger in the car is now wheelchair-bound. a judge sentenced him to one year behind bars followed by five years of probation and 2,000 hours of community service 2,000 hours of community service. >>> this morning, police still haven't charged anyone in the death of a roxbury boy. 3-year-old kenai whyte was found seriously injured on monday and died in the hospital on tuesday. our cruise were on the scene when police went back to the house on alpine street to dcf was investigating the family. a vigil was

. >>> happening today, the girlfriend of former boston mob boss james whitey bulger is expected to plead guilty in federal court. catherine greig is charged with contempt for refuse contempt for refusing to testify before a grand jury. the couple was captured in monday is, california in 2011 after spending 16 years on the run. bulger is serving life in prison after being found responsible racketeering case. greig is serving an eight-year sentence for aiding a fugitive. >>> also in court, a man involved in a crash of the arborway will be sentenced. nicholas papadopolus was found guilty of endangering with a motor vehicle. a driver of the truck and passenger in the other car suffered severe injuries. >>> police are investigating a series of robbery series of robberies targets cabdrivers. three drivers have been attacked in worcester. most recent happened monday night on stockton street. the 62-year-old red cabdriver was called there around 10 p.m. when he arrived, a man shot the driver and tried to rob him. a man that used to work for red cab saw the aftermath and he wasn't too surprised.

erin: the boston mob boss' they would get split the money found in his apartment and the sale of his belong lings. they also have to agree not to sue the government. >> i don't have too many more years to live. it would be nice to have it easier. >> i can't say it is a fair settlement. it is the only settlement right now. will it ever be fair? can you put a price on a life? erin: bulger is serving two consecutive life sentences in a federal prison in florida. sean: still to come this morning, beautiful flowers as far as the eye can see. the annual new hampshire orchid show in a new location. erin: this week's hometown hero only started competing to help his football skills. now he's one of the best in the state. sean: find out how the thousands of campaign signs are being used kevin: friday morning, february 12th. we start out with clouds and eventually the clearer sky. we're going to continue to see the chance of a passing snow shower or two all the way through early tomorrow morning. that will be the leading edge of the bitterly cold arctic air along with the wind that we'll have t

school openings in the area and later today it is going to make things tough all the way to boss fon. -- bostonorter: this is a system that we talked about, that same frontal boundary that extended through the coasts. it is moving its way up the coastline now. depending on where you are, there will be a morning versus an all day event. the southern end things will taper off when we get into new england where we have widespread snow. that will be through the day. here is a look at some temperatures. the closer you get to the coastline the more likely you are to see more measurable amounts of snow so you get away from that, then it would be less, but that's because of the coastal system and then out to the atlantic more to get there. if you do get the edges, portions of long island, especially near boston, that could be four to 8 inches, but interior a little bit and we're looking anything from a dusting to a couple of inches. it depends where you are. with the temperatures around the freezing mark, a lot of that isn't going to stick too long. we're not looking at too many problems through the co

the families of boston's mob boss, whitey bull better, are considering an offers. they could agree to split $822,000 which comes from money found in the apartment in california and the sale of his belongings. they have to agree not to sue the government. >> i don't have too many more years to live. it would be very nice to have it a little easier. >> can't say it is a fair settlement. it is the only settlement right now. will it ever be fair? i mean can you put a price on a life? erin: bulger is serving two consecutive life sentences in a federal prison in florida. sean: still to come on friday, beautiful flowers as far as the eye can see. the annual new hampshire orchid show starts teed erin: this week's hometown hero says he only started competing in the high jump to help his football skills. now he's one of the best in the state on the track. sean: how the thousands of campaign signs coming down are being used to help people with kevin: friday morning, february 12th. beautiful sunrise setting up. in the lower single digits looks like the next couple of mornings

creig is serving eight years for helping the boston crime boss avoid capture. emily: right now the driver behind this tragic crash is preparing to learn his punishle. this case has been full of emotional twists and turns for everyone involved. antonio is live at the courthouse in brighton on what to expect today. antoinette: we know emotions will be running high today. so many lives were shattered by that devastating crash three years ago. 20-year-old nicolas pap do luss was charged with causing the crash that injured several people including the man in the car he hit on jamaica plains arborway. kevin cellucci was at the courthouse when the verdict went down. the father of three can't walk, talk or eat because of his injuries. at that time a family spokesperson described how their lives had been changed. >> he requires around the clock care and it's an awful situation, awful situation. and he does have three young boys. antoinette: tap do luss -- papadopoulos agreed to plead guilty but after the judge told in jail he changed his mind. family members are expecte

. >>> the girlfriend of boston mob boss james whitey bulger is expected to vote in court. catherine greig is charged with contempt for refuse contempt for refusing to testify before a grand jury jury. he bulger is serving life in prison after being found responsible for 11 killings as part of a racketeering you case. greig is serve greig is serving a 8-year sentence. we will be in court for the proceedings. >>> also today, a drive convicted of causing a deadly crash on the arborway will be sentenced. 20-year-old nicholas papadopolis was found guilty of negligent operation of a motor vehicle. in 2013 he was driving a car both the driver and the injuries. >>> the marine corp found dna of the americans killed in a chopper crash in hawaii. the the two helicopters crashed off of oahu's north shore. search and. officials now say that trace dna was found. corporal christopher orlando of hingham was among those killed in the crash, and we are still working to find out if he was one of the marines identify identify. >>> comedian bill cosby will be back in court attempting to have s

south boston mob boss james whitey bulger and catherine greg busted in santa monica california five years ago greg is already serving eight years for harboring a fugitive. but now there's a new federal investigation the feds want to know details about those who did years and who may have helped the couple. in november 2014 rick appeared before a federal grand jury and defied federal judges order to testify with immunity. that refusal means catherine greg could get more time up to life in a federal prison. judge saylor asked greg are you pleading the because you are guilty catherine greg answered i am.outside court greg's i'm not getting into any reasons as to why i think it's readily apparent that she does not. the feds found more than $800,000 cash in the santa monica apartment it's believed millions more are still in the way. stephen davis brother of the victim believes there is a simple reason catherine greg is still standing by her man. >> it's all about money. >> so catherine greg is refusing to give up her mob secrets and she could pay a very high price for this. she was sentenced i

attorney's office about to give her a piece of the infamous crime boss of boston. as long as she agrees not to sue the government. this will be the first compensation callahan will receive for the murder of her husband john. in 1982 his bullet ridden body found in the back seat of his cadillac in a parking lot at miami international airport. it was a professional hit ordered by james whitey bulger. according to some, it will be a lot to many of us. >> reporter: callahan expects to receive a check for more than $50,000. it will likely be a lot more if it included the value of whitey bulger's weapons. >> those guns are valuable. and i think these guns have a history. and i think maybe they would be valuable. >> reporter: dozens of guns were found at the santa monica apartment where whitey bulger was captured in 2011. instead of selling them, the federal government plans to destroy them. memorabilia collector phil castinetti from saugus tells us they would likely go for 10 to 20,000 a piece. >> even if you don't know him from being around boston, you know him because

attorney's office is prepared to give her a piece of boston's most infamous mob boss sue the government. this will be the first compensation callahan will receive for the murder of her husband john. in 1982, his bullet-ridden body was found in the backseat of his cadillac in a parking lot at miami international airport. it was a professional hit, ordered by james whitey bulger. >> it's not very much money, according to some. it'll be a lot to many of us. >> reporter: callahan expects to $50,000. it would likely be a lot more, though, if it included the value of whitey bulger's weapons. >> those guns are valuable and i think these guns a history and i this i may be they would be valuable. >> reporter: dozens of guns were found at santa monica apartment where whitey bulger was captured in 2011. instead of selling them, the federal government plans to destroy them. memorabilia collector phil likely go from $10 to $20,000 a piece. >> even if you don't know them from being around boston, you know them from the movie. gangster and murder meme beal back they have -- as crazy as it following. >

for mary callahan as an office us attorney office is prepared to give her a piece of boston's most infamous crime boss as long as she agreed to never sue the government. >> this will be the first compensation callahan will receive for the murder of her husband john. in 1982 his bullet ridden body was found in the back seat of his cadillac in a parking lot at miami international airport. it was a professional hit ordered by james whitey bulger. it's not very much money according to some it will be a lot too many of us.callahan expects to receive a check for more than 50,000 from the government. her cut of the $822,000 in cash and valuables when walter was found living under new identity in santa monica. but berlin to grandmother lives in a fixed income subsidized heat she says the money will go a long way to her bills. >> when you are a senior citizen, and you live on a very thing i would really like to have the new kitchen floor. >> if a family refused to sign the cut local back into the pot meeting more for those who do. you may remember the feds also seized dozens of guns from culture when they capt

seen in well since 1957 at least in city of boss stop and worster it dipped well below zero and nantucket even saw it dip below zero. record breaking in boston and worester and providence and hartford as well breaking setback in 1937 and previous 11 below snet 1979. record low high temperature as well today. 12 degrees and now we're in up to nashville. we have cold air in place. we have khuping of arctic air england. till take its time. there's milder air down south when you get the combination or difference i should say between rally cold and mild you tend to get disruptive weather and sure enough snow through mid atlantic with minimum of precipitation to tennessee valley and this is a storm system we'll watch carefully as gets going and it will be move into our region bringing us milder air and because it's so cold right now the on set of precipitation starting us as snow to icy mix before that changeover to rain. but as you saw it was clear and we've got mainly calm conditions out there and where we have winds from worster to boston it's adding a chill to the air. look what it looks like. 20 below. higher elevation. but it feels like 8 be

and killed in a gun battle with the first officer on the scene the boston police chief sergeant chris carter telling abc news his bosses action saved many lives. if there's gunfire gunfire. we are stopping myself to myself that hard instinct to fight though i mean most of us went away from the no absolutely not we will run towards a gunfight with the community still in mourning the fbi is on scene hunting for answers this as we learn ford was served with a restraining order at work just ninety minutes before the first shooting a court order to stay away from an ex girlfriend who claims he was violently abusive writing he's in desperate need of medical and psychological health officials confirm what the motive appears to be domestic base in their investigation is continuing kansas. com also attorney finds no criminal wrongdoing in a deadly police involved shooting in newport news officer shot and killed was a baby last july after being pointed a sawed off shotgun at the police chief said an internal investigation found the three officers involved were justified. b's family believes he was wrongfully killed when the blas

boss of me, but sometimes i need a little help. r has masshealth, t about senior care options. ed: a big pay hike for boston police detectives is on the way. heather: but it does come with a warning. it will cost to the city an estimated 28 $.8 million. similar raises could threaten the city financial stability. ed: changes at harvard university. the school reacting to criticism of the term "house masters." the 24 employees will now be called faculty deans. last year, some students criticized the term associating it with slavery. heather: uber is hinting it could leave boston over a proposed crackdown on drivers. this week, boston' s police commissioner said he' d like to see the rideshare company fingerprint its drivers like the city is doing with taxi drivers. d consider that as part of a new bill in the works. uber' s boston general manager called the process ineffective , saying the company has been forced to exit certain markets because of similar regulations. ed: a lawsuit tonight tied to that cruise ship that ran into trouble earlier this month. heather: a passenger has now filed a lawsuit against th

boston. 52 plymouth. 52 marshfield. taunton 52 degrees. you jump up to boss tofnlt it's 32. 20's up into southern new hampshire and back into worcester county as well. it will take a while this morning. through about 8:00 or 9:00 we're going to hover close to freezing. we jump up into the 40's to near 50 by noontime. we're in the 50's this afternoon. that's where everybody is headed today, into the 50's so this icing concern really just with us this morning. afternoon. we're going to get melting in. you can see on the radar right now, the widespread areas of freezing rain have lifted to our just drizzle here and there. here is the storm. as it lifts north strong southerly winds will bring up more warmth. noontime, nothing more than a spot shower. so the icing concern will ease after 9:00 this morning. but then we focus on a band of heavy rain that comes through 4:00 to 8:00 p.m. with damaging wind potential as well. you can see that band shifting toward the worcester area at 4:00 this afternoon. and then bad timing for the evening commute. it is moving throug

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below zero for boston. 13 degrees in washington dc and then this is what it feel like out there. bus ter rivment feels like - 19 in new york. - 36 i boss tofnlts those temperature are not nice. they are dangerous and could cause fro really quick. sphru friend and family up rth, send them warm love. back here the at home we are cool for thetart of of the day but veen tiewly we'll up to the 70s tomorrow warmer for president's day. todd. >> todd: all right thank you jen. right now the python chang challenge is coming to and he. the window for the hufnt buy meer police python is coming to an end at 7:00 p.m. reward f f the longest python and most snakes captured. as of friday, 102 pythons had been caught n- last month. >> >> n ni: and coming up. a mailman coming to the rescue i love this story. man saved a man's life in the process. coming up nexex >> neki: and delving fliernlger problemin 95. a safety of pressure making the roads more dangerous. don't miss jeff's rerert. it's next. but first here's a look a the winninin lottery numbers. good luck. >>> >> (donkey sound) (elephant sound) there's a big difference between making noise, (tappi

boston's children hospital told surgeon robert gross you may not try your new idea for curing blue baby syndrome on our patient. so when gross's bossion, dr. gross did it anyway and it worked. breaking the rules saved lives. you don't hear much about blue baby syndrome anymore. but that happened years ago. i don't think many doctors are willing to brat rule book today. america needs more people who will. today, says cochran, the danger is not tyranny of kings, which motivated magna carta or majority, violated bill of rights, threats of freedom and rule of law now comes from regulatory state. this isn't totally new. richard nixon tried to get irs to audit enemies list but the tool is now much stronger. it's time for a magna carta for the regulatory state. charles murray makes a similar argument in this new book. he suggests selective civil disobedience when brewer karats rule oppress us. we need to resist. since government always >> i'm bob massi. for 32 years, i've been practicing law and living in las vegas. i help people with all sorts of real-estate problems, from trying to save their homes to closing major deals. eight years ag

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he generally loved the former boss but clearly is no longer mutual but hernandez is in murder for prison and facing another double-murder trial in boston. >> sara: someone intentionally damaging cars. they show damage to 15 cars and investigators say it is hard to track because happening to cars and homes all over town and some of the cars were parked and others driving down route 13 and neighbors say the parts being thrown are small but damage is serious. >> 2 pounds can cause damage and accident. >> sara: so far no one has townsend say they don't have any leads. >>> sara: someone broke into portsmouth cars and set them on fire. it happened saturday. one car was damaged beyond repair. new this morning one of the men convicted of gunning down four people including two-year-old boy in mattapan now asking the state's highest court to look at his case. duane moore was sentenced to life in prison for shooting and killing his girlfriend, two-year-old son and two others in 2010. the bodies were found in the streets. well that guilty verdict was handed down december 2012. shortly after the sandy hook elementary school shooting. >>> sara: bost

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