they inferred to the jury that bob ward was guilty of murder because he wouldn't tell them what happened or let them test for gun residue on his hands. the judge's orders said that ward had the right to remain silent. so his attorney should have objected to the use of the video and the questioning. it's a fundamental right that can't be tamperred with. >> is it an armature error by the prosecution? >> i wouldn't say an armature error by the prosecution. >>reporter: r this is the first step, ward's attorney told channel 9 today he will be asking for bond. saying that ward is presouped and has now served over four years in prison pursuant to a faulty conviction. another issue that the judge said was when bob ward was in the car being transported, he was talking to the deputy driving about football, prosecutors told the jury that he never mentioned his wife and that was a sign again of a guilty man, again, the judge saying he had the right to remain silent. the state has already appealed. we are live tonight, at the courthouse, shannon butler, channel 9 yns news. >>> pushed back yet again,

bob ward was fingerprinted and handcuffed after being convicted of second-degree murder in 2011. prosecutors hoped ward would be locked up for life. instead, almost five years later, his 30-year sentence for overturned. >> it wasn't just one isolated incident. trial. >> reporter: ward has been happened. attorneys should have objected when prosecutors used evidence that violated his right to remain silent. >> we need to bring the lawyer in here before doing anything. but i'm really concerned about my wife, my kids right now. >> reporter: the judge agreed there were eight references to ward in custody where prosecutors commented to ward about asking for an attorney. >> we need to get an attorney in here. >> we'll do that. i can't talk to you. >> i know. >> reporter: in her order, the judge wrote all post-arrests are protected with or without an attorney during interrogation. >> reporter: this was not an open and shut case for the jury. it took them 14 hours, over two days to actually agree. do it again. >> louis bolden reporting live tonight. thank you. a teen who brutally murdered

i think we all remember the bob ward case allegedly now shot his wife pretty much point blank range. that's the accusation. information they should not have, basically violating bob ward's right to remain silent? >> reporter: right. so basically what happened is a judge on monday granted him a new trial on the basis of what his original trial attorneys didn't do. so bob ward said that his trial attorneys failed to object to every time when the state made reference to something he didn't say or didn't do while in custody. and that violated his right to remain silent. >> is this technicality -- obviously, it's substantially enough that they're -- substantial enough that they're going to give him another trial. but this doesn't really -- it shouldn't change the outcome of the case. i think they had enough evidence against him, including i think there was residue on his hands showing he was the one who fired the weapon. >> reporter: sure. so we'll have to see how this proceeds to trial. debate as to, you know, how she died. she died from a close-range gunshot wound. this is diane ward, b

that means 67-year-old bob ward could get out of prison soon. bob ward was fingerprinted and custody after being convicted of almost five years later his 30-year sentence for killing his wife was overturned. an appeals court agreed his attorney should have objected when prosecutors showed video of ward refusing to talk to police, noting he has a constitutional right to remain silent. no word on when the new trial will take place. >> ginger: the countdown is on at the cape. what spacex hopes to do for the first time in less than 24 hours. >> lisa: and speaking of space, this video of a gorilla chase on the international space station is going viral. many are asking what is going on? new information from the gorilla himself, in minutes. >> julie: that's exciting. but first -- >> if you see a bunch of trash, don't just stay there and wait until you see more trash the next day. just do something about it. >> julie: that is good advice. that boy got fed up when he saw trash dumped in his new neighborhood. next, how he's getting results we're getting

. >> bob ward was convicted of killing his wife five years ago. now he's getting a new trial. news 6 reporter mark lehman shows us how a mistake by his attorneys is giving him another chance at freedom. >> the conviction reversal surrounds this order by circuit judge jennifer davis. she says ward's original attorneys made errors in judgment when prosecutors used evidence violating his right to remain silent. >> it's been more than four years since we saw isleworth millionaire bob ward. he was sentenced to 30 years in prison after a jury found him inside the couple's mansion, investigators say she was shot in the face at close range. since then, he's been appealing his conviction. the motion states ward's original attorneys should have objected when jurors were shown video and heard testimony about ward's demeanor after his arrest. in her order yesterday, judge davis states, "all post-arrest silence is protected with or without police interrogation. with ward's conviction vacated and reversed for a new trial, his attorney released a new statement to news 6 saying the judge's or

next at 10:00, new england's unsolved bob ward talks with her family about the new push to crack the case and get closure. winds have moved tracy was 15 years old when she was killed. her body found in a state forest in plymouth. >> in tonight's new england's unsolved, bob ward shows how 30 years later her family is still offering a big reward as they search for tracy's killer. >> reporter: this cumberlin farms convenience store is the last place 15-year-old tracy gilbert was ever seen alive. >> that night, i knew something was wrong. >> reporter: 21 days after tracy left a party to buy cigarettes here, tracy's body was found more than 14 miles away in the woods of the state forest. the m.e. says tracy died a brutal death. >> she had significant brain trauma, died to a massive blow to her head. >> reporter: in 1986, tracy was a silver lake regional high school freshman and like many other people her age simply wanted to hang out with her wednesday night, a school night, tracy went to a party here in this house. it was the last night cathy would ever see her daughter. >> every time sh

, says after serving over four years in prison for the murder of his wife, isleworth millionaire bob ward may soon be free on bond while he awaits a whole new trial. circuit court judge jennifer harris found ward' s original defense attorneys failed him by not objecting when prosecutors presented evidence collected after ward had invoked his right to remain silent. wesh two news legal expert, richard hornsby, followed the ward trial and says the prosecution tried to convince the jury that ward' s engagment in idle chatter with detectives indicated he was not grieving the death of his wife. >> state was asking the jury to infer that his doing those things indicates he had a guilty mind or a guilty conscience, and the judge basically said that was all was improper because you can' t comment on what someone does or how thy act after they' ve requested an attorney and said they want to remain silent. amanda: the attorney handling ward' news, now that the court has vacated bob' s conviction he is presumed innocent and should be released. >> our next step is to seek a bond. hornsby believes it'

we learned that bob ward won his argument in the court of appeals that fisher -- course -- case should be retried. reporter: this ruling says that after spending over four years in prison for the murder of his wife, bob ward may soon be out on bonds and getting ready for a whole new trial. circuit court judge jennifer harris found his original defense attorneys failed him by not objecting when prosecutors presented evidence collected after ward had invoked his right to remain silent. wesh 2 news legal expert richard hornsby followed the trial and engagement in idle chatter that he was not grieving the death of his wife. >> the judge basically said that was all improper because you cannot comment on what someone does after they have requested an attorney and watch remain silent. reporter: the attorney handling roles -- ward' s appeal says he should be released. hornsby believes it is possible that there may not be another trial. many times, the state will make up a resolution without having to go through another trial. reporter: ward' s two daughters and even his deceased wife' s jim: w

to tell you more, let's join bob ward and jenny repko at the nuwave test tchen in chica. >> let me ask you, do you hate boil-overs andhe mess they ke in e kitchen? do you hate burnt grild cheese sandwiches or shriveled-up bacon? >> what about over-fried chicken th's allreasy, or drieout oatmeal, oveone pork chops ed what iaso you that instead, you could now have perfect glled cheese sandwiches, perfectly browned evenly every sine me? >> all that cheese is ed in there, so delicious. perfectlyeld. ani could have perfectly grilled steakset at 350 degrees that give me a pemedium rare steak however you like it and it's ver ing to burn. perfect rkps, and not on pork chops... >> right, salmon,

bob: ward has spent five years in florida state prison based on an invalid conviction his defense argues. a hearing date for the bond motion was not immediately set. summer: ward has been serving institution in ocala. meredith: west melbourne police are investigating a bizarre burglary at a business. it seems the suspects did a lot of work cutting off power at the diamond brokers on the 1500 block of west new haven avenue last monday. the shadowed men then allegedly cut a hole in the roof and pried open the back door. one of the men crossed over the threshold into the business, but didn' t go further into the building. summer: a palm beach county woman at the center of a murder-for-hire plot, is trying to get the case against her thrown out. so now a judge will have to decide if he buys dalia dippolito' s new defense. yesterday, she told a judge that she, her husband and a police informant were working on an acting project, but prosecutors are asking for proof. >> so where are your notes for all these meetings? what you were going to do with all your scripts? where is all this stuff? >>

the lawyer for bob ward is also trying to get him out of prison while he waits to be tried for a second time. we told you last year about how ward filed paperwork saying his attorney made too many mistakes and he didn't get a fair trial. go to a second trial. a big development in this ongoing case. >> reporter: it really is. it's something defendants do all the time in appeals but it doesn't often work. the former billionaire -- millionaire will get a second trial. ward should be freed while he now awaits a new trial according to his attorney. the new trial request was granted mostly because of this video that convinced jennifer -- judge jennifer harris that work should get a new trial. the tip was from a holding cell when ward asked for a -- an attorney but prosecutors used the entire 32 minutes of the tape in court. in closing arguments, his refusal to speak to investigators are test his hands for gun residue meant he was guilty. judge harris said bob ward's attorney didn't object enough with prosecutors when they used evidence that violated his right to remain silent. and he in fact

bob ward was accused of killing his wife diane in 2009. a circuit court judge threw out that conviction. they said he failed to object to after he already exercised his right to remain silent. >> the state was asking the jury if he would not be doing the things that he had a guilty minor conscience area the judge basically said that was all improper because you cannot comment on what someone does after they have requested an attorney and wanted to remain silent. meredith: they say the attorney' s office has already appealed the ruling. jim: i marion county teen is sentenced again. amber jancarlos ortiz -- wright is accused of murdering 15-year-old self jackson. her first trial was thrown out because she was not read her miranda rights properly. >> it is really hard to deal with the notion that such an evil could exist without a nation. >> wright is eligible to have her sentence reduced after 25 years. the shooter received the death penalty and is now the youngest inmate on death row. right now, troopers are trying to track down the driver

. >> are bob ward is live in boston bob with everyone home from school work today the city was able to stay out of this one. >> reporter: yeah they did the crews were out working all day long we saw them all over the city. they were able to do that because for the most part people just stayed home. i want to show you live right behind here, mark street it is to you can see the roads here nice down to pavement as a snow continues to come down but it's not as slippery as it could be. sometimes we been out here for drive up this road because it is so slippery. that is definitely not the case today.there were people who minute to make it to work today. we spoke to them. and they're taking this whole thing in stride. went. >> downtown boston a constant day long. snow brushes snow plows regular shovels. all doing the thing keeping one step ahead of the snow. not always easy for the most part, winter is not getting the upper hand. so bad. most people downtown boston rely on the mbta to get in and out of the city. the morning commute were told not bad. of course, there is always a ride home to

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>> for fox 25 investigates, i'm bob ward, fox 25 news. >>> you may recall president obama unveiled a new plan to cut down on gun violence a key part of his plan calls for gun sellers including those at gun shows or over the internet. to be licensed and conduct background checks. >>> snowflakes still flying out there out on cape cod the big winners were out here many towns upwards of nine inches of snow being locations. match pewith nine inches seeing those all across the center part of cape cod as well. really a prolific snow maker for you at least at times today when it was coming down at its hardest. this is west yarmouth at nine inches of snow. over here in the upper cape about six inches of snow up here in the saanich area we saw about six to eight inches of snow. coming down pretty hard in many of these locations. plymouth area we saw upwards of six inches of snow as well. really some good accumulations expected to jackpot areas we certainly saw that tonight. to the north shore now your snow came later on in the day. but north wedding finally picked up 4.50 in lynn you picked up

we last saw bob ward in 2011 sentenced to 30 years in prison after a jury found him guilty of murdering his wife inside the couple's mansion. investigators say she was shot in the face at close range. since then, the now 67-year-old is hiring the new attorneys will be in 2014. the originals attorney should of object when jurors were shown video and her testimony about his demeanor after his arrest. in her order yesterday, judge davis states all postarrest silence is protected with or without police interrogation. with words conviction vacated in reverse for new trial, his attorney released a statement saying, the judge's order confirms what we may paint . he never got a failed trial in his served four years in prison pursuant to a faulty conviction. >> now that the court has vacated the conviction , he is presumed innocent and could be released. pentagon's plan will move detainees to the united states. she is presenting to congress today. she is not getting a warm welcome. obama spoke about the plan and says it undermines a national security. it needs to be closed. >> when it becomes cl

and investigator bob ward talks with federal agents to find out why and where these guns are coming from monday night on the fox 25 news at 10:00. >>> you will love this next story. new at 11:00 a fantastic story to end the newscast to the aid of a woman in distress. the officer discovered that she was homeless, and she was hungry. well, the officer brought her some -- bought her some groceries helped her get a hotel room so she can ride out this long storm in a warm place. that's officer perry who did the boys in blue proud. imagine all the people who saw that happen, too. going through very extreme weather here. then keep going as we head in through the afternoon and evening hours. travel will get difficult likely with higher amounts down across the south shore. i wouldn't be surprised if some spots tap even over a foot of snow. looking at some of the track seeing if it had shifted or not. while the brunt of the storm hits us on monday we have on and on snow showers in store even into friday and bitter cold by next weekend. >> thank you, sarah. >> thank you for making fox 25 your choic

bob ward sat down today with the pie ages working the case. on the incognito bandit will not be easy to catch. >> bob: is a really good reason why the sky is call the incognito bandit he is so careful he even covers up his shoes. but make no mistake the feds believe that incognito bandit is armed and dangerous. five bank robberies are crystal-clear and they show the same disturbing image. and mast hooded man covered head to toe carrying a gun. each bank robber so similar led to the fbi giving him a high priority and a unique name. the incognito bandit. because he's dressed from head to toe in black. this no skin no identifiable tattoos. or scars or marks it could give them away. the incognito bandit so careful he even covers up his shoes. what makes incognito bandit different than other bank robbers that you're investigating? >> he's covered head to toe all a black anywhere as these socks overs boots. we think too mask his footprints. investigators tell me the incognito bandit is all business and he hits banks like this one. he's in and out of

i'm bob ward. coverage continues now along the coast getting better by the storm and revere some huge waves are pounding the coast and closing streets. life. >> reporter: what a difference a day makes earlier you didn't see water coming up and over the seawall it actually had closed winter park way just behind me but now as you can see that his back open.and they need to go. in fact, people were concerned that those waters would go right into the neighborhoods and let them out there counting their blessings. typical new england day. here on the shore and revere, the concern every snowstorm is coastal flooding. late this morning, waves came such closures like this one on winthrop parkway. a lot of the times on the street floods up and like last year when we had the big storm went up to the street and the high water and it was just really bad. it comes right on up to the steps the whole street. dear fellow citizen, i know how it feels to save for retirement and college - times two. i get that it can

tonight at 10 doing this unsolved bob ward talks with to crack this case and get closure. that's tonight on the fox 25 news at 10. >> what we've learned about dear fellow citizen, i know how it feels to save college - times two. i get that it can be overwhelming, because i' m living it. but i always tell people - saving' s not that complicated. you just have to work with what you have. if you have a question about saving, ask me. sincerely, alex payne. . >>> take a look at this video here showing moments a tornado service does confirm to us close to the telecenter floors panhandle last night. several buildings were damaged and the people in the area are still without power. witnesses a woman had to be pulled from the rubble. >> that wasn't the only area that saw severe weather this was a scene this morning in miami you can see strong winds tossed around beach chairs. storm also caused a tractor-trailer to slip and brought down power lines and trees. so far the national weather service has not confirmed if a tornado touched down there. >> coast guard earrings on the doomed

in middleboro, bob ward, fox 25 news. >> a judge is ordering a company to help the fbi unlock a cell phone owned by shooter saeed farouk. he and his wife opened fire at a holiday party in san bernardino last december, killing 14 people. the fbi has today it has tried town lock the phone for two months without success. >>> the radar did light up this afternoon. some heavy rain came barreling on through along with some tonight behind that wane, we are clearing out and getting reports of that. the stars and the moon out there, the clearing skies are happening. in millis, spots are still 48. the high was 3/4 of an inch out there, in stoneham, frank says temperatures still sway there, as well, to are a 53-degree high. morning low was 28 degrees. quite a rebound today from what we saw overnight weekend forecast this morning, let alone what we saw overnight weekend. worcester is down to 38 degrees out there and that temperature feels like 28 with the wind. but the bottomline it is going down to freezing or below first thing in the morning. saying thing to you, fitchburg to keene. lawrence 4

call the boston fbi if you can helpful bob ward, fox 25 news. >> blair: and we want to give you another look at those images. you can go online and check out the story on myfoxboston.com. >> jason: i'm watching another but i'll tell e tell you when it clears out straight ahead. >> reporter: we're continuing to follow breaking news as they're one of the wall street banks that triggered the financial meltdown -- goldman sachs. just settled with authorities for their part in the crisis that put seven million out of work and millions out of their homes. how does wall street get away with it? millions in campaign contributions and speaking fees. our economy works for wall street because it's riggedt by wall street. and that's the problem. as long as washington is bought and paid for, we can't build an economy that works for people. sanders: i'm bernie sanders, >>> complete new england news coverage continues right now. this is fox 25 morning news. >> heather: and a massive fire river. you can see the flames and the smoke so thick right there. this is a mill that's up in flames. agencies work

i'm bob ward, fox25 news. >> a clerk fights off an armed robber and it's all caught on camera. this surveillance video shows the gunman come in and demand cash from the register, then in a pretty amazing mood the texas store owner tries to wrestle the gun away from that man. the gun ends of firing as it is two are fighting, but neither unwas hurt. the clerk says he was begging for his life the entire time. >> i just don't want to die like that. i was thinking about i wanted to see my kids. and i see the guy was wrestling for a while and i started talking to him about god and things that he needs to change and begging me for my life. >> that clerk was able to pry that gun away from the rob examiner then chase him out of the store. >> this is a fox25 storm tracker weather alert. now getting prepared for yet another snowstorm. we saw some melting and some sunshine, but, yes, in 24 hours we're going to be seeing lots more snow. we've got a winter storm warning in place for the city of boston and surrounding areas. winter weather advisory for the north and west you go. but down acro

bob ward is serving 30 years for shooting and killing his wife back in 2011. last year, he argued he had ineffective counsel because his lawyer did not object to this video of him in a holding cell. >> in my estimation the have a strong case without the comments on his right to remain silent. >> his attorney is asking for bond saying his client is presumed invalid -- benefit and should remain free. state filed an appeal. >>> has asked questions about how a school resource officer handled a fight and in orange county middle school. >> the officer used a taser to break up a fight monday and would like middle school in apopka. we spoke with a postpartum --) everything right. taser should not be used on students. >> i do not think at any point you should have to take the child. i believe an adult strong enough. >> to go students arrested in the fight arrest report show only 1 shot by the taser after disobeying the officers orders. the officer stated the probes on the device were never released. >>> nc state to present they had any leads in the search for an semitr

bob ward filed 30 complains with the court last year, claiming his lawyer was ineffective. this 32 minute video and other mentions by prosecutors of ward's right to remain silent should have been objected to by his attorney. but they weren't. tonight, we don't know why his defense attorney, kirk kirkconnell never expected but our legal analyst says that might have been the plan all along. >> mr. kirkconnell had to know that the state had a power fful case. if he would have tried dvsly a perfect -- defensively a perfect case and kept the trial clean, there would be no grounds to appeal. >> ward's attorney will ask for bond eyewitness news uncovered the arrest history of another candidate for county commission, alleged witness tampering and has a list of drug charges and stalking accusations against him. but he told angela jacobs his criminal past shouldn't deter voters from su poring him. >> -- supporting him. >> i want to be commissioner to serve these people. >>reporter: the people's candidate, jose says he's the leader district 3 needs, he also wants to explain a criminal

former isleworth millionaire bob ward is now asking a judge to release him on bond while he awaits a new trial. this week a judge overturned ward' s second degree murder conviction in the 2009 shooting death of his wife diane ward. in a newly-filed motion his attorneys argue ward has already served five years in prison based on an invalid conviction and deserves to be free while , the state appeals the judge' s trial. jim: tonight a wesh 2 news exclusive we' re hearing from the orange county store clerk who was shot by a bullet flying through a glass door. you can see the clerk named abdul walking out with buckets of water the night of february 7. four men barge in one with a gun demanding money. , when abdul returns, he sees chaos in the store. there is a struggle, and abdul was shot twic in the leg. abdul: he start shooting the door, he shoot up there, he shoot down there. it hit here and came out here. jim: deputies are still looking for the four men if you have info that can help call crimeline at 1-800-423-tips. wesh 2 news has been looking back at the case against casey anthony

i'm bob ward, fox 25 news. >>> three people were killed in a tornado in waverly, virginia. and today the virginia governor touring the devastation. a 26-year-old man, a 50-year-old man and a 2-year-old boy were killed in yesterday's toward, and at least eight others were hurt. >>> the university of missouri professor caught trying to intimidate journalists during a campus protest is now out of a job. new at 11:00, a university board voted wednesday to fire melissa click. click was seen on video last fall asking for mustle to get rid of a video journalist trying to film a protestor over alleged racism in the university. she has been charged with third degree assault. vaccine cuts the chance -- the flu vaccine cuts the chance of getting the flu by more than 60%. by comparison last season's flu shot only reduced flu risks by just 20%. >> patriots having some fun with deserving kids. this morning julian edelman and ray flowers were at boston children's hospital and treated young patients and their families to a pancake breakfast. let's take a look. players even made themselves

michelle: just into the newsroom, we have learned the millionaire who was convicted of murder, bob ward is getting a new trial. courts indicate -- documents indicate he won his arguments ineffective. he was found guilty of killing his wife just nine. is not the t' s -- deceased the state has already appealed the second trial. right now, a man is wounded, and three others are on the run after a home invasion in orange county. jason: it happened just before midnight at the pine view apartments in pine hills. wesh 2' s alex villarreal talked -- spoke to the victim' s sister and reports police believe her brother was targeted. >> police say the 22-year-old victim told them these three guys knocked on his door here at pine view apartments. when he answered it, he said they demanded he quote give it up, then one of them opened fire, shooting him in the stomach. a young woman identifying herself as the victim' s sister says her mom is stressed out after witnessing the whole thing. >> she just said she heard give it up and next thing you know she heard gunshots. alex: the young woman says the t

what's new in the bob ward murder case. >> and we're following a breaking news alert. a mom arrested, accused of shooting and killing her son in the shower. [real-time closed captioning provided by u.s. captioning company.] >> now at 6:00, not too wild out there right now, but you'll want to prepare for possibly severe weather. it's going to be a wet wednesday. first, though, a breaking news alert. a mom arrested accused of shooting her son to death. police say the mom shot her son while he was in the shower. this is news 6 at 6:00, i'm matt austin. >> i'm lisa bell. she is now charged with premeditated murder. this happened at a home on post oak circle in altamonte springs. that is near maitland avenue and east altamonte drive where news 6 reporter troy campbell joins us now live. have police been out to that home before? >> reporter: actually altamonte springs police say they've never been to this house before and never came in contact with the suspect or the victim. the townhome where the murder took place is behind me. this all started when a relative

fox25's bob ward has been using the site for 14 years to help police identify those most wanted criminals. mass most wanted is adding a new category crime which is atm skimming. >> how significant is it that atm skim something now right there on the -- skimming is now on the front wage of the most wanted. >> a very serious crime for the bank industry. we are trying to highlight and identify instances where it is occurring, identify individuals who have been involved. >> daniel: the new web site is designed to make it easier for people to search crimes and contact police with tips. of course, we will continue to run our mass most wanted segments every saturday night here on fox25 as we have since 2004. >>> a police officer in utah may are a new job to add to his resume this morning, babysitter. he was sitting outside traffic court watching as a rambunctious toddler drove his father crazy. you can see on the surveillance video. the little girl bounces around the room constantly. the dad was waiting to go into court and when it was his turn her in with him and the police officer offered to w

and for mass most wanted, i'm bob ward, "fox 25 news." >> we're following breaking news in the past 10 minutes or, so we learned a 68-year-old woman was killed and the state police say that three cars were involved here. one was taken to the local hospital and the driver was not seriously hurt. the left lane was shut down for three hours while they investigated the crash. >> two new york officer are still in the hospital after being shot this morning. the suspect drove his car into a police cruiser and tried to run away and two officers has been hit. the suspect is 34-year-old jamal funez and in hospital. mayor bill de blasio. >> it was good to see the good shape they were in despite what they've been through. >> they are working to pinpoint on who fired and when and looking into a possibility of friendly fire since eight >> refusing to wait for a call that may never come. the drastic steps those who are waiting for an organ transplants. >> a chance of rain and snow and when to expect the wet weather ahead. >> we continue to track break election news with the race for second place in s

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i'm bob ward, fox 25 news. >>> good news, it's gonna be 50 dressed on sunday and if you need to fill up your car we've got some great news about a present. but first the irs now says more than 750,000 people were affected by last year's data breach. the government plans to notify the number of victims of a data breach is seven times larger than what they thought. in august, the irs revised the number to 330,000, but this week the agency says the number is now closer to 720,000. starting next week the agency will warn potential taxpayers will potential identity theft and free credit protection. >>> today guardsmen were sent off by family and friends for he deployment overseas. 92 national guardsmen were honored at today's ceremony. 61 of them had been deployed before but all of them say it's still a difficult process for themselves and for their families. >> i miss my wife and my kids spend time with them. >> puts a lot of strain on the immediate family and extended family tries to help out as much as they can. >> officials say the soldiers will be working in the middle east to provid

bob ward was found guilty of killing his wife. a circuit court judge throughout ward' s conviction. ward' attorney failed to respond after he had already exercises relight -- right to remain silent. >> the orange county sheriff' s office is charging jonathan rosado with the murders of alexander are run a. -- alexander arana . troopers are asking for your help to find a semi driver they say hit a woman in orange county and kept going. teresa mask as was critically injured when she was hit. -- teresa vasquez was critically injured when she was hit. if you have any information, call if hp -- fhp . jason: ramon castro has died. he spent most of his time he was 91 years old. new details about the death of antonin scalia a. . there was nothing out of place around the bed where he died. scalia suffered from several health issues such as obesity and diabetes that could have contributed to his death. >> spacex is hoping the weather will cooperate today for the launch from cape canaveral. the rocket will carry a asia. s turn to our forecast. we are looking for some severe storms to happen thi

i'm bob ward, fox 25 news. >> heather: today marks two weeks since a harvard alive. zachary march was last seen faneuil hall. and police believe he ended up in the charles river. state police divers once again searched that area near the cake kim bridge. they're using sonar sec nothing to find any sign of marr. right now it turns up empty but we'll keep you posted. >> blair: a rockland town employee will be off the job for two weeks. here's why. that's albert jeanine behind the controls of a front-runner, threatening to run over a now he's suspended without pay. some people say it's a slap in the wrist. but the town administrator say tells fox 25 his hands are tied because of labor laws. that's not the only time he's been in trouble on the job. one employee tells fox 25, he bullied his disabled brother. we'll put that story on myfoxboston.com. >> now your weather forecast from meteorologist jason brewer and the storm tracker weather team. >> jason: happy saturday. good morning, we're off to a sunny start. a little chilly, crisp and cool. at least we've got plenty of

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. >> i'm bob ward, fox25 news. >> a helicopter fly over today at the funeral of a local major general. major general kenneth robinson died on sunday at 87 years old. he was born in lynn and he joined the marine corps to pay for his college education at boston college. robinson rose through the ranks and retired in 1983. he was laid to rest today. >> friday's crane crash in new york claimed the life of a harvardest educated man. and tonight a new york street is still covered in debris following that tragedy. we live in a world where history is watch your screen carefully as a man recorded the moment when a massive construction crane came crashing down. the accident in lower manhattan killed one, injured three other people and crushed a row of cars. investigators have recovered a -- the computer will give us some a. we're not sure about the amount of data it will likely give up the pieces that were in action at the time. if it gives us more than that, that's -- that will be an extra, but i don't want to set expectations too high. >> the man who was operating the crane has been examined.

tonight at ten bob ward talks push to crack the case and get closure. that's tonight on fox25 news at 10:00. >>> sara: new study suggests the environment we eat and one tidy and snacks and cluttered kitchen the woman consumed more calories tidy kitchen and more out of control and messy rooms make it easier for people to break free for what they should do. >> julie: 8:47 and watching slow conditions on 128 northbound as head from needham area up past route 9 in wellesley and up to the pike. 93 south problematic still from woburn into somerville and 128 southbound through lexington actually a little better than i'm used to seeing this time of the commute. live look at the zakim where volume remains steady and heavy here are live drive times, 34 minutes on the expressway from the braintree split to the pike, 50 minutes on 93 south from 495 to the leverett connector and 33 minutes on 128 northbound from university avenue in westwood to the weston tolls. meteorologist shiri spear joining us now, and shiri, even though the temperatures are warming up, someone

fox25 bob ward has been using the site for 14 years to help police identify the wanted criminals. for the first time in years, mass most wanted is adding new crime category atm skimming. >> it is on the front page. >> very important. this has become a very serious crime from the banking industry. we are trying to highlight and identify where it is occurring, identify individuals that have been involved. >> sara: new website is designed to make it easier for peach to search crimes and contact police with tips and continue to run the mass most wanted segment every saturday night on fox25 as we have since 2004. >> julie: we we track traffic and weather together every ten minutes. southbound from 495 southbound to the zakim bridge. >> shiri: fills in tonight and take you through the heavier downpours, show you what time it would be worse in your town next. >> sara: nfl making headlines once again when it comes to football inflation. admission from the front office that has both players and fans crying foul. plus bernie sanders and hillary clinton head to new hampshire after a near tie

i'm bob ward, fox 25 news. >> this is a fox 25 storm tracker weather alert. >> jason: all right. we have historic cold weather. way incident to put it in perspective. last winter was brutal, we got below zero three times. with he have done that a handful of time unless the last eleven years. that's what this graphic is illustrates behind me. down below zero on three occasions last winter. but we are way colder this morning. in fact, we were nine below in boston just hours ago. worcester, we were 16 below zero. smashing the old records from 1934 and 1979. right now, it's negative 75, winds out 18 out of the northwest, that gives us a wind chill of negative 28 in the city, despite sunny skies it is bitter and brutal. temperatures are subzero everywhere until you get out to provincetown, chatham and digits, winds out of the northwest, 20, 30 miles an hour, although i got to tell you, this easy gusts are little lower than what we had earlier this morning when we began the broadcast. we're going in the right direction. either way, still bitterly cold, wind chill up through noon. look

bob ward has been using the site for 14 years to help police identify wanted criminals. first time in years mass most wanted is adding any crime category 18 skimming. >> how significant is it that atm skimming right now on front page? >> very important. this has become a very serious crime for the banking industry. we are trying to highlight and identify where it is occurring, identify individuals that have been involved. >> daniel: new website make it ease 82 whyer to search crimes and we will continue to have the mass most wanted segments every saturday night here on fox25 as we have since 2004. >> julie: track we track traffic and weather together every ten minutes. look at drive times on 95 north, 29 minutes as you head from 495 to 128. shiri? >> shiri: i want to give you snapshot what to expect as far as rain at 5:00. much heavier rain worcester to nashua west word and nothing to sneeze at boston area and timing out downpours when we come back. >> daniel: teen heads out on thin ice and heads up in freezing water. coming up why the boy was actually of the to fall thr

for mass most wanted i'm bob ward, fox 25 news. >>> the case of a man convicted in the murders of three local men back in court this week. prosecutors and lawyers for gary ley sampson are due in court on tuesday for a status hearing. sampson was sentenced to death back in 2002, after pleading guilty to the killings of two massachusetts men and one man from new hampshire. this sentence was overturned though in 2011 and a retrial is set to begin in september. >>> we have got a super bowl champion. i've got all the latest from santa clara, california, m.v.p. performance from vaugh miller. >>> heavy snow and strong winds with some scattered shower outages possible. coming up i'll show you the other threats the storm will bring. >> during a storms sometimes the biggest danger is a fam tree. we'll show you the ongoing p (vo) with thousands of qualityr pre-owned vehicles... rand exceptional customervservice, head to your neighborhood enterprise car sales and let the people who buy more vehicles than anyone... pflip your thinking about buying >>> we're on on the fox 25 storm watch. a blizzard w

i'm bob ward, fox 25 news. >> announcer: this is a fox 25 storm tracker weather alert. this band of snow looks vigorous but i'm getting many reports of that here's what it looks like on our satellite and radar. the issue is it will be you can tell by the purple there's likely reaching the ground when you have that. there's newbury with a little snow falling there. ask make it slippery least for a brief time. >> it takes you out to medfield and medway in this region. a not a lot happening in and around the city of boston just to the north though there have been some rutland, massachusetts. two reasons one it's just not reaching that far south yet an inch you have towards root two. you get beyond that area you get into the one to two inch range. you will vary to get away from the coastline to find those places where the snow can keep flying otherwise the snow goes to a mix and to rain even in the city of worster and warming up once it stops tomorrow morning. then it changes over to rain. here. that's where you have the best chance of picking up an inch of snow where the s

let's head out to wooster now fox 25 bob ward is live. bob the snow stop there you are. >> blue sky before the sun went down? >> reporter: a sight to behold finally see that blue sky and the sun come out. you know, you hear the wooster they are used to dealing with some very big snowstorms. that they expected a much smaller storm than what they got. and said this one is hard and hit bass. this is what it looked like as we drove into worcester during the height of the storm. the driving flakes causing their whiteout conditions while the streets themselves was slippery some people have a hard time climbing hills. in the meantime, people who haven't had the roads yet are going to find a nasty little surprise waiting for them at the end of the workday. how long will it take you to get from here to there in a normal day? >> on a normal day in about 15 or 10 minutes you know. what about today? about half an hour. it's pretty bad. yeah. makes you got good tires. worcester city manager's office to me the dpw got 340 pieces of snow removal agreemen

our bob ward working sources on the story. >> bob: vanessa and mark we're joining you live on the intersection of broadway and block or two away from cambridge police headquarters. this is where this pollution happened late this afternoon been able to confirm this cambridge police officers placed on ministry believe the police are not releasing his name because no charges have yet been filed. i can also confirm for you that now the massachusetts state police are joining this investigation trying to get to the bottom of what happened here. >> cambridge police confirming fox25 one of their own and off-duty cambridge police officer is now under investigation for a hit and run collision with a bicyclist. this happened surely before 8 o'clock sunday night at the intersection of roadway and portland bicyclist a woman was injured and treated at mass general hospital in boston with what we understand our non- life-threatening injuries. the off-duty cambridge police officer is on paid administrative leave mass state