. >> reporter: terry middleton >> he collected propane and built all sorts of things that were premeditated so i think he knew what he was doing and i am concerned. >> reporter: he is in the state hospital after being bound once again not confident. did that attack discourage abortions? >> no, it really did not. we can try to impact the part of women's healthcare and always has been.>> reporter: the clinic opened earlier this year. in a statement, we remember those who were lost, hope for those who were injured and give thanks to those who provided us comfort and support. >> i say, if they are going to execute me, there will be apology enough. for officer swasey. >>> monday, the insufficient -- nine-day mourning period. today, the plaza was quiet and students used candles and flowers to honor the men who they called a revolutionary leader. >> possible. >> castro's body has been cremated. >>> us politicians are weighing in on castro's regime. president obama has been criticized for his reaction to a hand to the people. and offer condolences to fidel castro's family. >> barack obama is the pr

rick middleton and terry o'reilly. morris an cintolo will be dropping the puck and we caught up with lennie clark walking in, he'll be the coach for bruins team. this will be a fun nit. we'll catch all of it and bring it back to you tonight at 10:00 p.m. live in east boston, john monahan, fox 25 news. >> vanessa: now to our other big story of the night, millions of people are heading home for the holiday. it was slow going all over the boston area during morning and of afternoon, but tonight, things are starting to improve a bit and it looks much better than it did this time last night. hour crews are watching for any trouble spots for you on the roads, but let's begin with kevin, because kevin, the weather is great for traveling tonight, but if you're leaving in the morning, it could be a to be ok but i'm watching the situation developing to our west that will move in tomorrow. it will be cold out there as this storm system starts to arrive and on leading edge of it, it's not just rain, if it were, that would be a min

and 12 news' terry sater is live in middleton, where supporters of johnson's opponent russ feingold will gather tonight. terry. >> in the senate, russ feingold successfully fought for a bi-partisan campaign finance reform law. now in his bid to win back his seat, he has seen outside groups spend millions of dollars to help ron johnson win. i spoke with wisconsin senator tammy baldwin a few minutes ago and asked her what it means if feingold wins back his senate seat tonight. >> they've seen too much obstruction under gop control in the senate. and i don't want to be negative on a celebratory day like election day where we all get to open since causing all the february, concurrent problems that happen when you have the possibility of a four-four deadlock. we have seen in action and gridlock on way too many things. >> combined the campaigns have , spent more than $35 million, with outside groups spending tens of millions more. important, well outside the borders of wisconsin. kathy: absolutely. another race drawing national attention, house speaker paul ryan fighting to keep his job repres