now charged with negligent homicide for a crash that killed john buckley back in june. the suv went out of control, backwards to in and crashed into that brockton man. clinton clashing overcharges and counter charges of racism. trump made his statements and new hampshire and david beatnik is there tonight. reporter: for months donald has been facing questions about the support he is receiving with white nationalist groups. now they're coming directly from his opponent. >> my friend and the next >> donald trump took to the stage ready to defend himself against hillary clinton. >> a response is required for the sake of decent voters. reporter: the accusation came in the form of a video showing donald trump receiving the support of white supremacist groups. >> donald trump would be best for the job. distract attention from the controversy surrounding her e-mails. quite she lies and she smears and she paints decent americans, you as racists. reporter: in front of a crowd that was overwhelmingly white he appealed to latino voters who he said democrats take for granted withou

valerie semensi is charged with negligent motor vehicle homicide for the crash that killed john buckley in june. control at the brockton courthouse. it went backward up two embankments then crashed into the victim. the controversial judge who handed down a lenient sentence to a sex assault convict will no longer hear criminal cases. judge aaron persky came under harsh criticism, after sentencing brock turner to six months in jail for assaulting an unconscious woman. prosecutors had asked for six years. cases. emily: former new york city mayor michael bloomberg makes a big donation to his alma mater harvard. $32 million will be used to create an executive education program for mayors and mayoral aides in collaboration with harvard's kennedy school of government, as well as the business school. as many as 300 mayors and 400 aides are expected to participate over the course of the program. randy: we could finally see tom brady on the field today. espn reports number 12 is mang patriots for tonight's pre-season game. it's unclear how much he could play against the panthers. you'll remember,

negligent driving and motor vehicle homicide charges against valerie of cohassett for hitting john buckley back in june. police say she was trying to back into a spot when she hit the gas instead and drove across the lawn, running over buckley in the process. >>> a former new hampshire state trooper is giving up his badge forever after pleading guilty to a case of police brutality. andrew monaco deal today to avoid jail. he was one of two troopers that skyfox caught on video beating a man after he surrendered during a high-speed chase that started in massachusetts. >> i apologize to members of law enforcement, especially those these were there that day. but most importantly i apologize to the citizens of new hampshire. >> monaco pled guilty and boston's attorney says the pressure is on for trooper flynn to also change his plea. >> the fact that one of the state troopers didn't think he didn't have anything to try to show his innocence is probably what is -- the evidence for one trooper would be probably the evidence for the other teacher. so in all likelihood, it looks like the pressure wi

trying to back into a spot when she hit the gas rehard and drove across the lawn running over john buckley in the process. >>> a woman injured in a crash with a school bus in mendon has died. the accident happened wednesday morning on route 140. 57-year-old cheryl drainville of bellingham was a passenger in a car that collided with a bus taking children to camp. police ashe died yesterday. the driver in the hospital. no children on the bus wereeriously hurt. >>> 4:38 at the time. a family will say goodbye to their 15-month-old son. the funeral will be at 10 a.m. in w woburn. he died when he and his twin sister was rushed to boston children's earlier in the week. right now unclear how the twins were hurt, but we do know it happened in the care of a baby sitter. dcf has take custody of investigate investigate. >>> and ten commandments have been broken in somersworth, new hampshire. a sculpture of the ten commandments has been broken off its base. controversy before the grand fit tablet. many complained of having a religious item on city property. now they are seeking advice from city council

attorney is facing charges. 66-year-old valerie semency was behind the wheel when she hit and killed john buckley she was backing out of a parking spot when she went in reverse over buckley was doing community service at the time and she is charged with motor vehicle mom side and -- mom side and neglect -- homicide and neglect operation. >>> 57-year-old victim was a passenger in a car that collided with a school bus carrying kids to a summer campp wednesday morning. no children were hurt in the accident. >>> 5:34 now. now to campaign 2016. the language in the presidential races is more and more extreme. and this morning backfire for the candidates. >> reporter: good morning. i would like to be able to tell you that the presidential race this week reached rock bottom what with donald trump calling hillary clinton a bigot and clinton casting trump as a tool of the kkk but this race has no bottom. as the campaign rhetoric is more and more extreme let's take a moment to consider how americans seem to feel about presidential nominee barry goldwater made the case that extremism in the defense of libert

filed negligent driving and motor vehicle homicide charges against valerie of cohasset for hitting john buckley in june. police say she was trying to back into a spot when she hit lawn, running over buckley in the procession. >> mark: tonight, civil rights groups are calling for an independent investigation of a deadly police shooting involving a terror suspect in roslindale. the district attorneys's decision not to press charges was breaking news on its fox 25 news at 6:00 p.m. groups including the aclu questioned whether officers should have shot usaama rahim when they confronted him last year. rahim was armed with a military style knife. the d.a. found rahim posed a confronted him. >> elizabeth: a woman shot in lawrence is expected to survive, shot at 7:00 p.m. last night at the corner of fremont street. police don't have any suspects in the shooting. >> mark: worcester police are looking a man who shot 26-year-old jose ortiz. police say the suspect shot ortiz after an argument and then drove off in a minivan. >> elizabeth: the mother of a powerful sedative has pleaded guilty in her case. ja

those negligent driving and motor vehicle homicide charges against valerie semensi for hitting john buckley in june. police say she was trying to back into a spot when she hit the gas hard and drove across the lawn, running over buckley in the process. >> mark: worcester police are searching for a pan wanted for a deadly shooting. 26-year-old jose ortiz was shot in the chest on elliot he was rushed to the hospital where he later died. police say the suspect shot ortiz after an argument and then drove off in a public health notice any van. >> elizabeth: the mother of a new hampshire teenager, given a powerful painkiller that caused her death has pleaded guilty to her role in the case. jasmine rude, who was charged with lying to police, will be sentenced in december. eve tarmey died in a rochester hotel from an overdose of fentanyl last october. two others pleaded guilty to giving her the drug. died. we brought you this as breaking news yesterday on fox 25 morning news. cheryl drainville of bellingham was a passenger in a car collided with a school bus taking kids to camp. she died as a resul

john williams is with the buckley sandler firm, representing her in foia lawsuit. >> it was never givenient but senator grassly who had written a letter to the justice department asking about that information, referencing our case. >> reporter: she says some of the i number of arrestees who are no papered which means not prosecuted often. in the categories of robbery, burglary and aggravated assault. >> by not papering, you're letting people walk free. >> reporter: the information released covers the city's eight wards, which are divided into seven police districts. jackie bensen, news4. >>> the world's greatest sprinter adds to his resume. coming up, what usain bolt still needs to do for a third straight olympics with three gold medals. >> unbelievable. d.c.'s mayor throws the switch on some new heighting for a d.c. bridge. >>> and a man told he owns thousands for a default judgment. it turns out to be a case of mistaken identity. why if happens to you, it's up to you to correct the mistake. >>> we're tracking one storm down towards charles county. we'll talk about that, plus future. i

buckley is all clear. >>> hillary clinton spoke at john marshall high school yesterday. she laid out her plans to make sure everyone is paying there fair share -- their fair share of taxes . she also addressed her campaign trying her competitor campaign leaders. >> donald trump has shown us who he is. he can hire and fire anyone he wants from his campaign. >> she is riding high on new virtually every hole nationwide has her in the lead. many people questioning should she give up her clinton foundation should she win the presidency.>>> she is making this -- sure to see all the sites while she is here. >> she showed up at the q last night to see paul mccartney. he tweeted out a picte captions she's with me. >> ohio secretary says he is heard from a lot of voters who are unhappy with either candidate and are planning to stay home. on top of that, both candidates are using the same story to her turnout. >> i do think there trying to scare people. whether you talk about disenfranchisement or bringing allegations of any of those. >>> new information this morning on the brandon

the bill buckley wing of the conservative right, they try to wash out the john birch element, this anti-globalistlement that seems to have really reared as ted again. becausessarily directly of trump, but it is part of this trump insurgents in american conservatism. if you look at all the outlets that have been around for a long time, they are comptroller -- they are uncomfortable with what is happening with different publications. this is not what bill buckley and reagan represented. >> they never stop criticizing the elite and the powerful. they are conservatives, but they look at the paul ryan's and said you are actually part of the problem. no one is sacred, no one is going to be protected. that is what made him a hero and the conservative world. he didn't care if you happen to be a member of his etiology or party. if you sell somebody out then you are a target. that is why you saw steve venoco after eric cantor, who was very close to wall street, when he went up for reelection to nobody thought the majority could ever lose his reelection in a local district. charlie: he lost his election in

you know, the bill buckley wing of the conservative right, they tried to wash out the john birch element, the anti-globalist element in the '50s and it seems to have reared its head again not necessarily directly because of trump but as part of the trump resurgence in american conservatism. when you look at the conservative outlets today that have been around for a long time, they're really uncomfortable with what's happening with breitbart, with different other publications on the further right wing of the g.o.p. and they say this is not what bill buckley and reagan represented. >> rose: go ahead. that's what is remarkable about banion and his ilk is they never stopped criticizing the elite and powerful just because they were republican. they identified with the republican party. they are conservative. they looked at the eric cantors and paul ryans and said you're part of the problem, no one's sacred or protected. that what made breitbart a success. if your opinion selling him out and you believed you were a target, no one thought that the majority leader of the house of representatives

the bill buckley wing of the conservative right, they try to wash out the john birch element, back inhe 1950's. it seems to have reared its head again. not necessarily directly because of trump, but it is part of this trump insurgence in american conservatism. if you look at all the outlets that have been around for a long time, they are uncomfortable with what is happening with bright part, -- breitbart, with different other publications on the far side of the gop. they say this is not what bill buckley and reagan represented. michael: that is what is remarkable about banning and -- bannon and his ilk. they never stop criticizing the elite and the powerful just because they are republican. they identify with the republican party they are , conservatives, but they look at the eric cantor's, at the paul ryan's and said you are actually part of the problem. no one is sacred, no one is going to be protected. that is what made breitbart a hero in the conservative world. he didn't care if you happen to be a member of his etiology or party. if you sell somebody out then you are a target. th

buckley rule is about supportering the republican. >> that's what we have. >> if that's the case, you might have had john kasich or jeb bush. >> you have to weigh this, katie, i'll throw it to you. yes, federal judges and supreme court justices on the one hand. or i just don't like the way he talks to other people. >> it's not about -- not just about the way he talks to other people, but the fact his policies actually don't line one a lot of the conservative principles that have been exwhite housed for -- espoused for generations that's brought people out of freedom. i think -- >> what's the choice here? >> when donald trump won the primary, i wrote a column about how this is not a race about republicans versus democrats. not republican nominee versus democrat nominee. this is a democrat primary 2.0. donald trump has policies that line up with bernie sanders and who has supported people like hillary clinton -- >> your only other choice is hillary clinton. >> their politics are similar. >> it is somewhat interesting to look at the conundrum that people are in. if you warned early on about the possibility of trump not being able to win i