let's listen. >> shots fired at boden terrace. >> mount boden terrace shots fired. to 2-- 223 is on scene an officer shot mount boden terrace. >> shooting. >> black male black jacket red hoodie. >> officer shot. >> yeah i will pass it up. >> what's the cross street. >> elder street. terrace shots. >> help is on the way. >> frantic moments as you are hearing the police radios during the moment an officer was shot on mount boden terrace. you are looking live right now at that street that's an active you can see two vehicles taped off and a number of investigators there as well. >> we are joined by the formerpolice commissioner first can can you walk us through how this unfold on the ground when officer being shot? be with you. when a situation unfolds like this, it results in a rapid and complete response by anybody who was in the area. i happened to be at the south boston roadry by the state police barracks when the the call came in and i salt massive response of the boston and a few state police going up in the area. it's an all hands on deck comes out. they want to

boden terrace in the dorchester section of the city of boston. reports of an officer shot. not many details available at this time. although there's a lot of chatter right now on the police scanners. there are reports of police activities in the geneva avenue of area of the city. we are continuing to work our sourcesenlied get more information on this and confirm the condition of the officer and what exactly happened and the pursuit of the suspect as well. what we do know at this time is that boston police have confirmed reports of an officer shot in the line of duty. much more details as they become available. right back with you momentarily, as soon as we get more information on this story. again, we are confirming botch police confirming reports of a more details on the way. n idol" so limited because it's just america. talent shows are going global because there's a show coming out called "world's got talent" and one guy from romania who will make your palms sweat. he has a disclaimer at the beginning of the video don't do this at home not that you have a 545 foot dam a

. >> paul boden is with a group and expert on tent cities. he shared this photo of the opening of the san francisco first homeless program in 1982 and says 34 years later, the homeless are still being criminalized. >> the way you address homelessness is that you build affordable housing. if people are unobstructively living in a city, leave them alone. >> reporter: the supervisor says the tents are not humane or legal. >>> a salinas couple pled not guilty to killing two young siblings and abusing a third. tammy huntsman and her boyfriend are accused of abusing to death a 3-year-old and her 6-year-old brother, shawn, in november. huntsman and curio are accused of abusing the childrens '9-year-old sister. >>> details in the san jose murder case, police have a suspect but no victim at this point. steve hlebo was charged with murder. david is live with the latest on this investigation. david? >> reporter: you can imagine how difficult it has been for kyle myrick's family, who has been searching for him. this charred building is where detectives s

and i saw myself, i was co-captain of the basketball team in a small school, boden college. and so i thought i was a pretty big man on a small campus. and that's how i saw myself, as a basketball player. until one teacher, professor -- leroy grayson -- he said everybody in this room will write a sonnet. and i said, a sonnet, i've never read a poem, let alone write a poem. so i tried to beg off, and i went to him. i said, you understand, professor, that i'm on the team, co-captain of the team, and we're traveling throughout new england the next couple of weeks, and i just won't have the time to do that. and he said you will write that sonnet be, or you will fail this course. and so then i started to shake a little bit at that point. i said, you know, real men don't write sonnets, and i tried every angle i could, and he said, no, you're going to write it. eventually, i did. i won't bore you with it, even though i quote it this day, but it was my first sonnet. what it did is it forced me to see myself in a different way. it forced me to open up the lens and look into another wo

. >> paul boden is with a group and expert on tent cities. he shared this photo of the opening of the san francisco first homeless program in 1982 and says 34 years later, the homeless are still being criminalized. >> the way you address homelessness is that you build affordable housing. if people are unobstructively living in a city, leave them alone. >> reporter: the supervisor says the tents are not humane or legal. >>> a salinas couple pled not guilty to killing two young siblings and abusing a third. tammy huntsman and her boyfriend are accused of abusing to death a 3-year-old and her 6-year-old brother, shawn, in november. huntsman and curio are accused of abusing the childrens '9-year-old sister. >>> details in the san jose murder case, police have a suspect but no victim at this point. steve hlebo was charged with murder. david is live with the latest on this investigation. david? >> reporter: you can imagine how difficult it has been for kyle myrick's family, who has been searching for him. this charred building is where detectives s

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train service was suspended between airport and boden for about two hours yesterday. police are now combing through surveillance footage hoping to identify the suspect in this who is still on the loose. we're live in east boston this morning, antoinette antonio, wcvb newscenter 5. >> there's an old saying, g.e., it brings good things to life and apparently it's also bringing big changes to boston's waterfront and it starts with the reopening of the old north avenue bridge. more specifically, the city is going to be kicking inasmuch as $100 million to get the old bridge up and running again. this money is beyond what the city already stated publicly it deal to get g.e. to move its world headquarters to boston. the state already saying it will pony up $25 million to improve roads, sidewalks and bike lanes around the seaport district. that's because it's going to be a little more congested down here if you can believe it. g.e. is expected to relocate 800 workers to this ever expanding part of the city and got little f.y.i. for you to impress the kids when you're at the w

thanks a couple issues on the t this morning blue beeline service is suspended between state street and boden in both direction because of a track issue and also the orange line delays are now minor after a train was disabled at wellington. let's look live at the pike where the ride into the city is just been slow going. and checking the maps. north of the city route 93 is looking good but there are backups in wooburn. checking our top stories the presidential front runers from england. bill clinton hit the campaign trail in new hampshire on behalf of his wife hillary. and it's his first official solo campaign trip. he is going to be in exeter today and donald trump will be at loll lee -- lowell and tickets are free but you have website. >>> man accused bringing a meat cleaver samurai sword and other items to the gillett stadium parking lot is due to in court. eye happened hours on friday before the winter classic. matthew bromson is facing a number of charges. the patriots. also lawrence man will be in court accused of dragging a state trooper during a traffic stop apartment next newscast is