these officers according to commissioner bill evans are suffering minor physical stress of the entire situation. evans says these officers pulled the first two officers to a safe zone after they were shot, applying a tourniquet and holding one of the gunshot wounds with their own hands in order to slow the bleeding. some of the officers here at tufts medical center engaged in that firefight with the suspect. we are working to bring you the latest on how these nine officers as well are doing just as soon as we get that update we will bring it to you. henrich, fox25 morning news. >>> we first brought you this breaking news on our 11:00 news cast and we are updating throughout the night. our coverage continues all morning long. we will be here on the air until 10:00 this morning bringing you live updates. if you were away from your computer, you can keep up to state online on social media and on our news app. >>> we are also following other big stories this morning including donald trump facing new allegations. what two women are accusing the republican nominee of >>> plus, a deadly plan

commissioner bill evan briefed reporters and said that two officers were both in extremely critical condition. those are the words he used "extremely critical." walk you through the timeline. at 12:30. the boston police officer first tweeted out that one officer suffered nonlife-threatening injuries. the second officer suffered life-threatening injuries. the last press update or the last press briefg g came at a little more than two hours ago when both officers were in extremely critical condition. one at the time was already in surgery. the second officer is being prepped for surgery this morning. presuming they will be both undergoing surgery right now, or very soon this morning. this is what the commissioner said a short while ago. >> we are not proud when we have to use deadly force, but, you know, obviously we had two officers injured and left no just want everyone to pray that -- and we pray for their family. their families are here. i know we all met with their families, but, you know, let's just hope they pull through. now from the keen of the shooting to mass general behind me, commi

commissioner bill evans visited officer richard cintolo who is in good spirits and recovering after his surgery on friday. police continue to investigate the shooting. friday, boston police removed several bags of evidence from although the shooter was shot dead, prosecutors say more criminal charges may be filed. doug: the family of a swimmer who died during lifeguard tryouts down on the cape is demanding $100,000 this damages. 22-year-old jack jakubek died at a tryout back in may. now his family says the town is liable because lifeguard ignored his signal for help. police saying a lifeguard told them he saw jakubek raise his that family could sue. 6:07, almost 6:08. powerful weather across the country. antoinette: the damage in the northwest, plus north carolina under water this morning. the disaster zones nearly a week after hurricane matthew. doug: funny man jimmy kimmel drops by newscenter 5. hear what he has to say about an upcoming pizza party in boston that he was not invited to. ro monday morning on the eyeopener, you think you are doing everything right. >> three unexpected it

police commissioner bill evans says he was a 33-year-old man and they are working to determine if he has a criminal history. the police commissioner pointed out that east boston is not part of the city's body camera pilot program, so at this point it's highly unlikely that any of the officers involved were wearing a camera at the time. the heroic action that may have saved these officers' lives. let's head live to mass general hospital. sera congi is there live with the story. >> the officers here, we're told, undergoing surgery after what commissioner evans described as a fire fight. after the officers were shot, other police officers raced inside the home in east boston. exchanged fire with the suspects, dragging the two wounded officers out of the line of fire to safety and then firing more shots, killing the suspect. in the meantime, other officers applying a tourniquet to the wounded officers, one even putting his hand on the wound to try to stabilize the officers before ambulances arrived. the commissioner could not say able to pull two of the officers out safely. >> the wounde

commissioner bill evans visited the officers, who are in good spirits after recovering from antoinette: u.s. navy is investigating another possible missile attack on u.s. ships off yemen's coast. army officials say the strikes came from a rebel-controlled area, but they did not hit any u.s. ships in the red sea. this all comes days after a u.s. missile strike destroyed three radar sites in yemen in retaliation for two earlier attacks. doug: new this morning, the u.s. is condemning the latest missile launch from north korea which it says failed aft detonated. the projectile exploded yesterday. the fire of a midrange missile is in violation of the u.n. security council resolution. antoinette: a new england sailor who died in the attack on pearl harbor is laid to rest in new hampshire. edwin c. hopkins onboard the uss oklahoma at pearl harbor on december 7, 1941. the 18-year-old from keene was being hit by japanese torpedos. 75 years later, his remains were identified. he was buried in an anonymous grave in honolulu until his remains were exhumed and positively i.d.'d through dna from a c

commissioner bill evans visited officer richard cintolo, who is in good spirits and recovering after his surgery friday. police continue to investigate the shooting. friday, boston police removed the home on gladstone street. although the shooter was shot dead, prosecutors say more criminal charges may be filed. doug: the family of a swimmer who died during lifeguard tryouts in orleans is demanding $100,000 in damages. 22-year-old jack jakubek died during a tryout at pilgrim beach in may. now, his family says the town is liable because lifeguards ignored the college swimming star's signal for help. but thought the swimmer was joking. if the town denies the request, the family could sue. it is 10:09 on this sunday morning. powerful weather across the country. antoinette: the damage left behind in the northwest. plus, north carolina is underwater. the disaster zones nearly a week after hurricane matthew. doug: jimmy kimmel drops by newscenter 5. hear his thoughts on overnight sensation ken bone. and in subsequent days. when we could see record high temperatures. antoinette: and we cont

commissioner bill evans earlier this morning told us the man's mother called 911 earlier this morning to report that her son was emotionally disturbed. according to evan, the 31 year-old had a history of paranoid schizophrenia. now, when ems arrived he said medical responders first went inside. evans said the man started to struggle with them and then pulled out a knife. the officers who were waiting outside then came in to help but that's when evans says the situation escalated. >> he swung repeatedly at the officers with the knife. and, unfortunately, you know, the officers had no choice. they fired and, you know, they >> evans also said the responding officers were injured during this attack and two medical responders also had injuries to their heads and their backs. this morning again the investigation is still ongoing. we did ask evans about the man involved and coming up in 30 minutes the history evans said to that he had with police. in the south end i'm stephanie coueignoux, fox 25 news. >> developing this morning, in dorchester a killer is on the run. a woman shot dead in the

the two officers being overnight after what police commissioner bill evans is calling a firefight. here is what happened. after the two officers were shot more police raced inside that home. commissioner evans says that they exchanged gunfire with the suspect and dragged the two wounded officers to safety firing more shots, killing the suspect. in the meantime the other officers applied a tourniquet, one putting his hands on one of ambulances arrived. overnight the commissioner could not say enough to braise their actions. >> i am proud of the officers here. they went into a firefight here. able to pull two of their officers out safely. >> now the wounded officers have not been identified, but this is what we know about them. one had 28 years on the force. the other 12. both are men, and again, both are undergoing surgery overnight. the doctors describing the critical. and we should also say that there are nine other boston police officers treated at tufts. those injuries are minor. many of them dealing with a lot of stress after the incident that they just went through. we will bri

. >> gene: police commission i bill evans said the officers were responding to a 911 call of someone who possibly had a gun. some kind of roommate disturbance on gladstone street. they encountered the suspect who had an assault weapon and wearing a tactical vest. >> sara: minutes later the officers were heard screaming officers down. and other officers went inside of the home and exchanged shots with the suspect and dragged the two injured officers outside to safety. the suspect was killed, and right now we don't know much else about him. nine of the officers were taken to tufts medical center for minor injuries. we have live team coverage this morning. blair miller is in the newsroom following the latest details on the investigation and robert goulston is at the scene in east boston. >> first we start with fox25's jason law at ma g officers where they are undergoing surgery overnight. jason? >> reporter: when we last heard from police one was in the operating room undergoing surgery. the second officer was prepped for surgery and their status, their condition was described as being

commissioner bill evans visited officer richard cintolo who is in good spirits and recovering after his surgery yesterday. the shooting investigation however still continues tonight. this was the scene yesterday where boston police removed several bags of evidence from that home on gladstone street in east boston. although the shooter was shot dead, prosecutors say more criminal charges may be filed. tonight, we're still waiting for the name of a high school student who was killed in a hyde park crash. it happened yesterday afternoon on the american legion highway. grief counselors were at the boston community leadership academy today. they will also be there for the cause of this crash remains under investigation. nichole: right now an , investigation into a deadly shooting just miles away from u-mass amherst. one man was killed, another wounded when shots were fired at an apartment complex in amherst overnight. police say this was not a random shooting and there is no risk to the public. new tonight, the family of a swimmer who died during lifeguard tryouts in orleans is demanding $10

police commissioner bill evans says he's a 33-year-old man and right now they are working to determine if he has a criminal history. the police commissioner also pointed out that east boston is not part of the police department's body camera pilot program, so it is highly were wearing one of those cameras. overnight we also learned about the heroic efforts that may have saved the officers' lives. let's send it out to mass general hospital. sera congi is there live with that part of the story. >> both of the police officers are being treated here. we were told they were understood going surgery overnight after what police commissioner evans described as a fire fight. it sound scene. after the officers were shot, more police officers raced inside that home. commissioner evans said they exchanged gunfire with the suspects, dragging the two wounded officers to safety and then firing more shots, killing the suspect. in the meantime, other officers applied a tourniquet, one putting his hands in the wound to try to save the lives of the officers before ambulances enough to praise their action

officers were even gamed in a shoot-out with the tsarnaev brothers knows exactly what commissioner bill evans is feeling right now. >> sounds like the roommate didn't alert them to any weapons so the officers were at a disadvantage. >> what the former chief at the watertown police department says he wouldn't be surprised to see once the investigation into the east boston shoot something complete. >>> all new at bottomline caused by the fire issues with a galaxy note 7. >>> good evening evening commute rainshowers came on through as expected and left just as quickly. now some freezing temperatures in the forecast. when you're gonna have to really protect whatever you have growing outside. >>> it is the must-see video of the day. a car flips on to its side and smashes right into the school bus. the lesson police want to you ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? geico motorcycle, great rates for great rides. and i'm not perfect either. but when partisan politicians shut down the government, i led the fight to reopen it. i've worked to find solutions to new hampshire's heroin epidemic. and i've crossed the aisle t

commissioner bill evans says matt morris and richardson tolo are doing better. they have been moved from critical to stable condition. jc: it is like somebody up above is listening to our prayers. we go over to weather now and >> ben: spectacular. i think we would like another, harvey. harvey: well, before we get to another we will have a few showers that are popping up. you can see some around fitchburg and another small one and then a little one around needham. we could get a quick shower or isolated thunderstorm. this is the leading edge of the really warm air making it approach. that threat should be over by morning. the stubborn in eastern mass, particularly the merrimack valley. it may take awhile for the warmth to get there. the rest of the region will break out with sun fairly early and all of us will be toasty by the time we get to tomorrow afternoon. we are talking about temperatures that are mild now and that will be even warmer tomorrow with the warmth moving in. we could be near record highs and we'll let you noy how long the warmth will last.

we did speak with commissioner bill evans he tells us that he has been at the hospital and he's en despite their status still being in critical but stable condition he tells us that despite the conditions they actually are in good spirits. live in east boston tonight, christine mccarthy, fox 25 news. >>> tonight the army says the suspect in the boston officer shooting lied about his military experience. an army spokesperson tells fox 25 he enlisted in 2003 but he received a hardship discharge just five months later. he never even attended basic training. served eight years in the reserves. >>> and lots of activity at the scene of the shootings in east boston today. you can see the crime scene tape still up. we watched investigators going in and out of the home on gladstone street gathering evidence. you can log on to fox25boston.com right now to learn more about the officer's history serving the city. read why the shooter was arrested in georgia and arizona previously, and learn about how you can donate blood to help the red cross in times of need. >>> we have had temperatures but it's a c

. >> reporter: boston police commissioner bill evans thanks the mgh medical team including a dr. king. that naim sounded familiar to us. police sources confirm to fox25 that it is indeed dr. david king, the same doctor who saved lives after the marathon bombings in 20 bombings in 2013, the same doctor who had just finished the marathon himself, then jumped into a marathon of surgeries to save bombing victims, and the same doctor who was in surgery operating on at least one of the boston police officers gunned down answering a domestic call last week. . >> who has been dealing with a trauma to the leg for the great care they have given both officers. >> reporter: dr. king's twitter page lists him among other man triathlete, surgeon, harvard professor and combat veteran. he was deployed to afghanistan and iraq as a u.s. army lieutenant colonel and combat surgeon before he started working at mass general in 2008. and some of that training helped treat marathon victims in 20. >>. >> all of our patients have benefited from the lessons in the past decade of battlefield experience. >> r

units that are free to go to the hospital with them" and killed the suspect. s/ police commissioner bill evans "they were able to neutralize also had on a ballistic vest at that time and he was over 30 gun shots and we just one of the officers has went onto surgery early this morning both are in extremely critical condition. tammy leitner, nbc news, boston. we will continue to follow this minnesota's governor says it's time to improve the relationship between police and the community. a new task force will focus on doing that. more than 30 people will come together including law "the community i come from, like they can li iven their community and be part of the communities and have a voice." one police chief says the -- we spend too much time talking at each other -- and little time focusing on solutions. the man accused of setting off bombs in new york and new jersey last month is in court today. he'll be arraigned -- but won't be in court -- in person. he's still in the hospital -- so feed. dozens of people were hurt when the bombs went off. one man who's out of a job today -- the wells far

king's name was secret until bill evans thanked mgh efforts in helping save the lives of officers. the commissioner mentioned dr. king's name which was familiar to us and saved lives in marathon bombings in 2013. >> talk about a >> daniel: dr. king's twitter page list things as marathon triathlete, surgeon, professor and deployed to iraq and lieutenant colonel combat surgeon before he started working at mass general in 2008. some of the training helped treat marathon victims after the bombing. daniel miller, fox25 news. >> sara: true hero. the playoffs right now but look at first few days in retirement might make you smile. look at this selfie that david ortiz posted on facebook account and wrote finally chilling at home and he looks pretty happy and relaxed. wouldn't you say, julie? >> julie: he brought so much joy to the city and so many people. not bring us right now the traffic, jampacked and slower drive times than tunnel and another one at southampton street. accident lingering and backing thing up all the way to the braintree split. north of the pike 128 southbound and not m

commissioner bill evans was on the radio and said both officers are out of surgery and few hours ago extremely critical condition so that was very ominous, very scary and again the commissioner updating the situation saying they are now out of surgery and recovering inside mass general so that's a good sign. new video here that we want to show you of police rushing into domestic disturbance around 11:00 last night. again, the officers were rushed here by the fellow officers. they were actually pulled out of the gun fight by their fellow officers given blood transfusions and at 1.1 of the officers actually made a tourniquet to stop the bleeding because the injuries were so severe. the officers have not been identified but as you mentioned, several years of experience, both veterans with boston police, one with a dozen years, one with 28 years of experience on the force, but again big update at officers are out the of surgery, that is good news. stay on top of this and bring you very latest as soon as we know it. outside mass general, jason law, fox25 news. >> sara: we know boston poli

and commissioner bill evans spirits following his surgery. more criminal charges may be filed. >> today marks a difficult anniversary in manchester and the entire state. ten years ago on october 16th, 2006, manchester police officer michael briggs responded to a call in the middle of the night and died the next door. michael addison is appealing his death sentence. that bears michael briggs' name. and police carried his locker to the police department. to this day, officer pass it when they head out on their next shift. >> some touch it as they walk out and i know that because i've seen it and i see the fingerprints all over it. we wrote letters and sentiments and put them inside his locker, and then we sealed it. and we now >> tonight at 11. manchester police share how they honor officer michael briggs ten years later. the uplifting way his legacy stays strong. the annual king challenge bike ride in stratham yesterday. and they raised money for the nonprofit group based out of portsmouth, dedicated to improving the lives of people with brain

commissioner bill evans say they are talking and alert. >> heather: today lawyers for bill cosby will be in court related to the defamation lawsuit against cosby. seven women say the comedian ruined the names by accusing assault. now cosby's lawyers want to access -- want access to counseling records for one of the women involved. judge will need to decide whether cosby's team had access to medical records as well. cosby's lawyers also want the defense to turn over statements from dozen potential witnesses. >> julie: tom brady talking about relationship with donald trump about the triumphant return to gillette stadium. fans going wild as brady took for the first time this season. he was on a-game put new england in front ten-seven at break. brady and gronk unstoppable. career high and pats took home the win and brady's return isn't at only thing they are talking about and this morning he spoke with weei kirk and callahan about refusal to donald trump last week. >> obviously a lot of headlines to make and so forth, so -- tried never to make a lot of headlines. >> julie: he met trump ye

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commissioner bill evans visited officer richard cintolo, who is in good spirits and recovering after his surgery friday. the suspect was shot dead during the gun battle. cherise: today is the perfect day for leaf-peeping with the family. just beautiful. take a look at a live look in milford where temperatures are in the high 60's. so can we expect conditions to stay like this? meteorologist josh judge is here with more details. josh: it was a warmer day today. we made it up to 70 degrees in some spots. even hitting 71 in manchester. we are still in the mid and upper 60's in a lot of locations. it is a lot warmer than yesterday. we are still warmer than we got yesterday. there is warmer weather to come. a couple of showers rolled through this afternoon. there could be more throughout clear away overnight. early tomorrow morning, mostly in southern new hampshire you can see a few clouds any leftover shower. then we turn sunny and much warmer as the warm air will push in during the nighttime hours and the next few days. we will notice a big difference in temperatures, only bottoming out

the doctor's name was a secret until bill evans thanked the mgh medical team in saving the officer's lives. they mentioned dr. king's name which is a familiar name to was indeed dr. king, the same doctor that saved the lives after the marathon bombing in 2013. >> officer actually applied it just came off of training this past thursday. talk about a coincidence really paying off. >> daniel: dr. king's twitter page list him among other things as marathon triathlon athlete, employed to iraq and lieutenant colonel and combat surgeon before he started working at mass general in 2008. >> julie: 9:36. bill belichick became a grandfather yesterday and someone got the pats coach to crack a smile. >> look at this. cute. everybody or somebody special? >> julie: rare it was because someone left onesie for granddaughter blakely rose. no word who left the gift. >> daniel: we would rather see big papi in playoffs right now but look at first few days this retirement might make you smile a bit. david ortiz posted on facebook account. he wrote finally chilling at home and he looks pretty happy, >> jul

. >> michael: kirk figueroa the police commissioner bill evan and car taken away from the scene there. now that car has the name of company that's listed on private security firm website that describes figueroa as founder. eight years with the police battalion and bounty hunter and earned degree as private investigator at various places across the controversy includin then here in boston where website claims and city constable. public records show figueroa did live at gladstone street address where the car was taken away from and all the biological information was from figueroa's website and boston police releasing name and his age. as soon as the department releases more about this now will bring you more. >> shooting happened as someone getting in bed and walking home from the gym as gun fire erupted. it is close to madonna queen of the universe shrine. robert goulston live in that neighborhood this morning. robert, neighbors say they heard dozens of >> robert: a a lot of investigation unfolding and take away dark-colored crown crown ca and trying to figure out what happened and suf

commissioner bill evans says detectives made the arrest overnight and suspect expected later in court this morning. we will be there during the news starting at 4:00. we sent out this alert of the arrest moments after police told us about it. if you can't to give breaking news first download the fox25 news app and apple store and android store. right now fbi trying to determine if plane crash in connecticut is intentional. >> julie: people watched and recorded what happened in horror. jason law live in east hartford the scene of the crash. jason, official are expected to investigation. >> main street behind us still closed after the plane went down. wreckage still there on the scene. it is not going to go anywhere any time soon. we have video of those -- advantage point. first responders says this was not an accident and identified as 28-year-old from illinois who got the license back in 2015 and investigators said tuesday and main street at 3:40 yesterday and again, down and from investigators at any moment and press conference will be held sometime mid-morning. waiting press confere

. >> reporter: boston police commissioner bill evans thanks the mgh medical team including dr. king. that name sounded familiar to us. police sources confirm to fox 25 that it is indeed dr. david king, the same doctor who saved lives after the marathon bombings in 2013. who had just finished the mara performed surgery to bombing victims. and it's the same doctor who operated on at least one of the boston police officers gunned down answering a domestic call last week. >> he had trauma to the leg. the great care that's begin to both officers. the doctor list him among other things as a marathoner, iron man, triathlete, surgeon, harvard professor and deployed he started working at mass general in 2008. some of that training helped treat marathon victims in 2013. >> all of our patience has benefited, the lessons learned from the past decade. >> reporter: one of the lessons is the tourniquet used on the battlefield to save lives. dr. king has reintroduced it through a program that trains teachers, school nurses and includes a group of boston police officers who took his program a w

. >> reporter: commissioner bill evans met with residents and clergy who spent their friday night showing their appreciation for their local officers. >> it has been obviously a lot of pressure on policemen and it's nice to see the community rammy around us. >> reporter: advocating for peace dozens walked from benington and wally streets up to orient avenue where woken up to gunfire below on wednesday. >> first it's shock then it scared the heck outside of us then i was worried who there was. >> some in the tight-knit community know the injured officers and their families. >> i just want to put the families in place. as both men still in critical but stable condition endure a second round of surgery. residents keep them in their thoughts. >> hopefully realize that every day they go out they put themselves in harm's way. >> and the commissioner tells us that officer sentolo endured his second round of surgery today and officer morris' neck surgery will be tomorrow. everyone we have spoken to here is thinking and praying of those officers. the commissioners also tells us he had a chance to

commissioner bill evans visited officer richard cintolo, who is said to be in good spirits and recovering after his surgery friday. the suspect was shot and killed during the gun battle. nichole: the convicted sex offender whose release sparked outrage will be in court tomorrow. richard gardner was arrested at a shelter in boston friday night. he moved back to weymouth after serving 30 years for kidnapping and raping several young boys in the late 80's. neighbors feared he would offend again. he is now facing a fugitive from justice charge out of rhode island. reid: commitment 2016, starts with an attack on a republican look at the pictures here. the office in orange county was hit by a fire bomb. no one was inside when it happened. the gop says there was also a threatening message spray painted on the building. police are working to track down whoever is responsible. a new abc news poll gives hillary clinton a four-point lead in the white house race. she is taking a break from the campaign trail this weekend to focus on wednesday for final debate. abc's mary bruce reports, donald trump i

police officers obviously as well, one boston police officer sped out of here quickly commissioner bill evans as you heard mayor marty walsh said they're on their way here to mass general not only to get more an update on their fellow officers but also just to be with their families and family members to try to help comfort them but as you know one of those officers is in critical condition shot multiple times, other officer in stable condition even though that officer has been shot multiple times as well. they're keeping us back so they can do their job. that's the scene at mass general early in the morning so not too much activity outside, pretty good police presence as we are waiting for the commissioner and mayor to get here. they'll talk to the doctors and try to get a better understanding of the condition the two officers shot are in our distance understandably so that's what we are doing at mass general right now to hopefully get a better understanding how those officers are doing. i know a lot of police departments people on twitter putting out their prayers for these officers tonight

again, commissioner bill evans saying they need any information they can get from witnesses they are also reviewing video surveillance another hoping get some answer soon. we live in dorchester. fox 25 news. >> and we also following more breaking news in time out of brockton police say man has been accused raping brockton high school student on campus. officer say it happened during school hours on thursday. they aested 44 year old andy officials say tow in acquaintance. what assault allegedly happened. brockton school superintendent telling fox 25 counselors are helping victim. they did not believe any other students were at wrist being. we working to get more detail. update you as soon as we have them. >> all right. big story of weekend potential shal for traffic trouble rap offed for monday morning's commute there new traffic patterns and mass ti con stuck effort up and down mass pike due new electronic tolling in place. work began last night at ten fox 25 joins us live west with update. lot activity right behind you. >> moving right along here west end about an hour ago. the enti

boston police commissioner bill evans says officer richard cintolo and matt morris were first called to the east boston home on wednesday night. they were called after an argument between roommates over thermostats had one roommate threatening another with a knife. when the officers entered the home shot by 33-year-old kirk figueroa that they say open fired on the two officers. figueroa was armed by a tactical shotgun and wear body armor. another officer shot and killed him. >>> this morning new details are coming to light about the suspect. >> sara: many found on his facebook page that was created under an alias. fox25's jim morelli live in east boston with what was found exactly on his page, jim. >> reporter: yeah, sara, the more we learn about this guy, the more we want to know and every little thing seems to be important. he donned in armor what he had on. a facebook page. not sure what conclusions we can draw from it but he used the alias of coco jago. a mish-mash as facebook pages are. music videos and translation of the quoran and articles about police involved shooting. one n

boston police commissioner bill evans say richard cintolo and matt harris were called to a home called after an argument of roommates of a thermostat translated into one roommate threatening other with a knife. when officers entered the home they were shot by 33-year-old kirk figueroa that they say open fired on the two officers. figueroa was harmed with a body armor. another officer shot and killed him. >>> and this morning more details are coming to light about the suspect. >> sara: many of them found on his facebook page which was created under an alias. fox25's jim morelli is live in east boston what was found on his page. good morning, jim. >> reporter: yeah, good morning. it is true. the more we hear, the more questions we have about this guy and how these little details could have sparked absolute chaos and again we can we take a look at his facebook page where he went by the alias name of coco jago. this facebook page is a mish-mash. light-hearted stuff like movie trailers, cute animal videos, music videos as well and more serious materials as well. videos about translating the

boston police commissioner bill evans tweeting out, just left the hospital. both guys doing better. it appears somebody upstairs is listening to our prayers. people from this neighborhood an them here today with a special tie to officer cintolo. >> richard actually specifically was there. my mom passed away 6 years ago, and he couldn't make it to the wake, so he was nice enough to, you know, get some flowers sent over to the funeral home. >> the reporter: and that special memory has march get coming here tonight to pray for officer cintolo, for officer there are blue balloons in front of the church, out here as a sign for people to pray for the officers. mayor walsh is expected to be here to take part in the mass as a community does all they can 0 support the police in boston. we'll be inside, talk to the mayor and get you the latest information what's going on here in east boston coming up tonight on the fox 25 news at 10:00 p.m. for now, we're live in east boston, john monahan, fox 25 news. >> blair: also breaking here tonight, a merrimack new hampshire high school teacher in nake

here in boston, commissioner bill evans says that chief cunningham's remarks highlight a need nor change across-the-board. brave statement, given what's going on, and i've always said, you know, we're not perfect. we have a lot of things to improve. >> the reporter: now, i did reach out to chief cunningham for a comment on all of this reaction here, and have yet to hear back. you can see a full copy of the apology on our web site at fox25boston.com. i'm crystal haynes, fox 25 news. >> vanessa: scientists salas month was the warmest september on nasa's gottard institute for space studies in new york says september 2016's temperature was a razor thin, 0.004 degrees celsius warmer than the previous warmest september. and today, it felt like summer in a few spots out there. fox 25 storm tracker meteorologist jason brewer here now and jason, we should all feel like summer tomorrow. >> jason: i'm tracking a warm front tomorrow. it's going to be a beg turn around. you see what temperatures did to the south of the front. upper 70's, even hit a record, that observation says 82, but look at that c

always said, you know, we're not perfect, we have >> the reporter: here in boston, commissioner bill evans says that chief cunningham's remarks highlight a need nor change across-the-board. there has been criticism of his department around police and community relations and questions about diversity in the ranks. >> we get along well with the community here, but we got a long way to go, but i'm real proud of our department. >> the reporter: now, in a statement, the national fraternal order of police say words aren't enough here, they dress the real concerns would benefit all americans and they look forward to a dialogue of action. coming up at 6:30 p.m., why chief cunningham says they also need to be part of the solution. i'm crystal haynes, fox 25 news. >> mark: former red sox pitcher curt schilling isn't say sorry for the failed 38 studios deal. in a radio interview today, schilling says he doesn't know why he should apologize for the collapse of his video company. 38 studios got a loan guarantee from the state he said the company failed because it didn't raise enough money, not because

. >> boston police commissioner bill evans thanked the m.g.h. team including dr. king. that name sounded familiar to us. police sources confirmed for king. the same doctor who saved lives after the marathon bombings in 2013. the same doctor who had just finished the the marathon himself, then jumped into a marathon of surgeries to save bombing victims. and the same doctor who was in surgery operating on at least one of the boston police officers gunned down answering a domestic call last week. >> what has been dealing with the trauma to the leg for the >> dr. king's twitter page lists him among other things as a marathoner, ironman triathlete. surgeon, harvard professor and combat veteran. he was deployed to afghanistan and iraqi as a u.s. army lieutenant colonel and combat surgeon before he started working at mass. general in 2008. and some of that training helped treat marathon victims in 2013. >> all of our patients have benefited decade of battlefield experiences. >> one is the tourniquet, used on the field to save live, dr. king reintroduced it into a program that

joining me now are the authors, bill burnett and dave evans. welcome to you both. >> nice to be here. >> thank you. >> well, dave, beginning with you, i hear the term design thinking more and more. a lot of people still don't know what it is. how would you describe design thinking in a sentence? >> design thinking is a practical, hands-on approach to solving a special class of problems which are the messy human problems we call wicked problems by leaning into your curiosity and prototyping your way into the future that you want. >> okay. so with that, i've taken design thinking as it applies to work projects, right? you have a concept. you build a prototype. bill, how does that apply to life and building your life? >> it turns out it's a really simple transmutation of the idea. we call life prototypes, things like interviews. if you go interview someone who's doing the thing you want to do, you can learn to live in the future that is maybe that thing that might be you by talking to somebody and getting their story. or you can prototype an exper

. >> gene: boston police commissioner bill evans ran straight into gun fire to save two of their own. this morning those two officers pulled from the house and are in critical but stable condition. catherine parrotta continues the team coverage for mass general and, catherine, dozen of officers and community leaders came out last night for a prayer vigil. >> catherine: support for the officers, here at mass general this after rushed her and both needed transfusions, both needed surgeries and, of course, they are people who are receiving the outpouring of support. >> in could have got hurt. it is a scary, scary thing. >> catherine: veteran boston police officers richard cintolo and matt morris were shot responding to an apartment. family. >> catherine: last night 100 official, clergy and officials came together for vigil at east boston police station praying for the recoveries. >> emotionally drained. >> there's optimism the officers will recover, something commissioner william evans and other officers on the scene. after cintolo and morris were wounded, fellow officers pulled them out

commissioner bill evans made arrest overnight and suspect is expected in court this morning and live report at 8:00 and we did about it and breaking news download fox25 news app in the apple or android store. >> blair: ntsb just arrived on scene of deadly plane crash in connecticut. minivan. >> jason: getting to scene and black coats on main street and investigating what's left of the plane not much. pile of twisted metal wrapped around a telephone pole here on main street. the street still shut down this morning. but yesterday around 3 after the plane went down, it is a ball of flames. pictures and video from witnesses who saw this thing go down not far from the airport here in hartford. new york times citing investigators who say they are looking at whether or not they may have been intentional and wasn't an accident and 28-year-old from illinois who got his pilot's license in 2015 and another indicater in this is factory that manufacturers jet engines for commercial and military aircraft. >> local flight school and role of individuals in there, it is they were and what the role wa

bill buckn dwight evans. they lead the series 2-0 coming back. the final preseason tuneup for the boston celtics is tonight, hosting the new york knicks at espn. they won five of their six exhibition games and open up one week from tonight against the brooklyn nets. the unh hockey team will play once this weekend. a home game of colorado college they rebounded, giving the team a bit of confidence moving forward. >> it was huge for us and important to get the first. trying to carry the momentum going to this saturday. >> starting the season off 0-2 is not a great start but getting the win against clarkson and battling back was good for us. >> situation. power play is pretty good. five on five, we have to generate more offense. >> that is a really young team and they will get it rolling sooner than later. tcu and west virginia in the afternoon. then the track meet the afternoon. josh: tune in for new hampshire chronicle immediately following andrew crossley: new hampshire has a senator who works just as hard as we do. gerardine ferlins: kelly ayott

and i'm paula evans. bill shields has the story from brockton. >> reporter: he's a 44-year-old father of five. but police say he raped a 189- year-old girl after luring her out of class. >> reading the text messages defendant was trying to co- terse victim. >> reporter: he drove his minivan to the high school parking lot and then texted her to come out. that he had brought her lunch. when she met him. she was raped. he says he met the girl at a family party. and they were simply friends. but the victim says the text messages became explicit. >> the conversation then asking if they can make love the next time he comes to visit. >> reporter: the defense attorney says there was never a rape. >> he states that he has text messages from the alleged victim that will prove his innocence. >> reporter: the students at brockton high were notified about the incident. and many were stunned. >> you can't really trust people nowadays. you have to be careful who you

bill evans, the police commissioner here in boston, explained those heroics. >> two of the officers drag line of fire, so they were in a protected zone and the officers continued to engage in a gun exchange. the officers with wounded officers were able to quickly administer first aid, apply a tourniquet. one officer had his hands in one of wounds. >> the only thing we know right now about the shooter is that he was 33 years old and may have worked at one point as a bounty hunter. the names of the officers involved have not been released. they have not been identified but they are veterans in the boston police force. one with a dozen years of experience and the other with 28 years of experience. >>> you are in law enforcement, how do you feel about getting dressed today and going out there? i mean. >> every day, especially now. >> say a prayer for those individuals, please. >> we all will. >>> straight ahead. staging the greatest political attacks in history. trump is exposing the media for what they really are. what is it? he will explain next. good morning, doctor. >>> "fallen" by alici

evans. >> i'm bill griffith.ut a smile on your face, the dow rallying off of 184 point deficit earlier today. stocks originally under pressure over concerns about weak export data from china. we will have more on what is behind the comeback. how does it feel? to be on your own? >> i'm like are we actually singing? i got you. i think. new ceo of wells fargo. chief operating officer tim sloane getting elevated to the top spot. do critics want to see more changes. we have the president and ceo of the independent community bankers of america joining us throughout the hour. >>> the power of amazon, go pro shares getting hit on news that the action camera maker is having issues regarding pricing practices. >> a battle between donald trump and the "new york times." the paper says it won't retract the article citing groping allegations against trump. he says the claims aren't true. >>> let's start with the sell off or what use today be a sell off. the dow is down just 20 points. bob pisani, a fellow of bob dylan followin

evans and company. have a good weekend. >> thank you, bill. welcome to "closing bell." i'm kelly evans.is what we are finishing up. strong session. it looks like we are going out with a gain on the dow 41 points. it is clearly the outperformer. the blue chips with the gain to 18,000. out pacing s&p. we will see how things continue to settle out here. 2,133 is closing level. nasdaq up less than one point to 5,214. we spoke with wells fargo cfo last hour about how executives rur playing to deal with the fallout from the account scandal. we are looking at whether the bank is doing enough. here is a look at how shares of both companies close. surging on the news it closed up. twitter fell it closed lower by about 5%. we will take a look at the future of the social media company and whether there are more potential buyers left in just a bit. joining me on the panel today we have cnbc contributor and fast money trader guy adami. with us is tom brown, ceo of second curve capital along with willfred frost. what are your thoughts? let me add that we close with the ten year treasury of the dollar

interview with tim kaine all coming up on the second hour of "closing bell" with kelly evans and company. >> thank you, billll." i'm kelly evans. rally on wall street today all three averages rising and the dow up 75 points or so on the bell today. the s&p 500 adding about 13 points to 2,139. dow up 75 to 18,161. we have more earnings on deck. two tech earnings. josh lipton standing by to cover intel's results. we will get numbers from yahoo as soon as they cross. democratic vice presidential candidate tim kaine fresh off the podium in detroit will join us to discuss his economic plan coming up. joining me on the panel we have michael santoli. welcome everybody. earnings are already off to a furious start here. just thoughts on the market? >> i think the earnings we got since yesterday's close was good enough on goldman sachs, united health care and netflix. we did hold on but i think we got enough to get it to the middle of the range. >> the one thing that concerns me pretty deeply. all throughout october we had lousy volume. the participation isn't there. i thought they were pretty well. they showed their