cho: oh. lee: um, and it's--it's making us a little bit more selfish, possibly, and sort of inward instead of looking around... cho: that's right. lee: and seeing what reality is really about. cho: mm-hmm. lee: yeah.h. yeah. let me--uh, we have a piece of tape on sosome of the work thats done in myanmar, all right, so let's just take a look at that clip, and then you can tell me what's ining onver r the. cho: y.. lee:ll right man: renently,e trtraved witit our partnerst t mia d woworl concn n to s somome viagesesn myanmar inououthea asisia. the's tragic iny h her war r is erywhwher yet v vy little of i is cln anand fe to drink. we spoke wh h one m naname sens m moh. occasionallyshshe is ae e to b safe, clean wateinin jug butut usually, she can't fordrd i so sensen h h and r two daugers scooupup dir watater and drink it. it gives thedidiarrh, paratetes, a it t cod threreen their ryry liv. lee: i mn,n, thiis t thearsh realitof life myanm for so my, so thwork tt you are ing thugh youruh, organiti

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well, then, you might be david cho. >> david: hi.] be like me. >> anthony: is that an ak piñata? >> david: that is an ak-47 piñata. >> anthony: wow. >> david: so, i mean, this place is in downtown l.a., so i try to have as many weapons, like, hidden throughout. i got ninja swords and ninja stars and stuff. >> anthony: you need -- you need a puppy, man. [ laughter ] >> anthony: you need a puppy. >> david: i do need a puppy. [ laughter ] i'm going to paint you today. is that cool? >> anthony: yeah, sure. >> david: all right, so, just sit. >> anthony: sit? >> david: right there. and -- sorry. don't usually paint this early in the morning. okay. i'm going to go more expressionistic, if you don't mind. >> anthony: i want to know, and you were on record, you said, you know, young people, uh, looking to follow your road to success, your advice is, whatever you do, don't date a korean girl. >> david: oh, okay. i try to be open-minded about things, right? but, well, i'm racist. you know, for me, i've given it a shot. and then i end up in a si

sung kwon cho / university of pittsburgh: "we give sound waves basically power. we just give ultrasound outside. that actually the power source." so what happens to the drone after it does its job? dr. sung kwon cho / university eventually making this drone as bio-degradable so once you use it you basically automatically dissolve it so you don't have to open your body. you don't have to take it out." a body drone that dissolves inside your body. jon delano / reporting: "as with many more years of development and then government approvals. so don't expect to in oakland, i'm jon delano, kdka-tv news." coming up on kwwl, the mister food test kitchen.... today we've got a few tips so you don't lose a lifetime of recipes and memories. but first, a look at your latest numbers from wall street and the if your mother or grandmother or is a great cook and you up with could get lost forever. watch her make them. it's important to do this because the recipe is probably splattered, tattered and torn, making it nearly impossible to read. beyond that, i wouldn't be surprised i

sung kwon cho / university of pittsburgh: "we give sound waves basically power. we just give ultrasound outside. that actually the power source."so what happens to the drone after it does its jo university of pittsburgh: "we are eventually making this drone as bio-degradable so once you use it you basically automatically dissolve it so you don't have to open your body. you don't have to take it out."a body drone that it's now it's now on this mor. morning.and if you're in it's degrees. degrees.just ahead...the helping hand coming from one local group after the 2016 floo. floods. t karma again?" "just wanna see if my score changed..you wanna check yours?" "scores don't change that much. i haven't changed." "it's girls'night. ah huh." "they said business casual." "i love summer weddings!" "oh no." "yeah, maybe it is time. maybe i should check my credit score." "try credit karma. it's free." "oh woah. that's different." welcome back -- it's now we're taking a look at your??????? here's a look at some of eastern iowa's top stories -- on this morning... in waterloo --

diane cho, wcvb newscenter 5. nichole: one of today's biggest gifts is going to the david ortiz children's fund. this little 6-year-old from the american republic is one of its beneficiaries. the fund made it possible for him to have surgery to repair his ailing heart. today, the red sox foundation donated half-a million dollars to the fund and the sox partners mastic bringing the donation to we have a special graphic on our wcvb facebook page right now that you can share to say thanks to big papi. while you're there, tell us about your favorite papi moments. reid: all right, more sports news. not good news. an ugly day for the patriots, shut out at home for the first time since 1993 and the first time ever at gillette stadium. sportscenter 5's josh josh: no jimmy g, and jacoby brissett was qb again. while he would lay mostly mistake free against the texans, not the case today. the patriots trailed for the first time at home all season, red zone, reset on the third down. a first hit by zac brown. fumbles the ball,

new at 6:00, the 81-year-old amherst woman tells newscenter five's diane cho, that is a violation of her privacy and constitutional rights. >> here is the stump. diane there's an empty space : next to the raspberries where her marijuana plant once was. holcomb, who goes by peg, says she's outraged after authorities removed the plant from her backyard last month. >> i am a reponsible and mature citizen. this was a violation of my rights. diane the 81-year-old : grandmother says she uses marijuana for medicinal purposes and believes it has helped with her glaucoma. >> it isn't right. diane: she was not there when it happened, but her son, tim holcomb, was at his mother's property here in amherst when he heard the helicopter overhead. it wasn't long before he says state troopers were standing outside. >> i asked if they had a warrant and they said they could get a warrant, if i chose to escalate. they just one of the contraband. diane: the law makes no distinctions about the reasons of circumstances that marijuana plants are grown. it says -- once it we see them, we have to seize them.

diane cho, wcvb newscenter 5. nichole: shooting is under investigation tonight. this one deadly. boston police say a man was shot on columbus avenue and found alone at the scene. he was rushed to the hospital but did not survive. , right now, a show of support for the family of an elderly man stabbed to death in orange. the chief of police leading the annual celebrate the harvest parade past the house where 95-year-old thomas hardy was killed. placing flowers in front of the east river street home this afternoon. hardy's wife was also stabbed in the attack wednesday and is still in critical condition. an arrest in the killing of two police officers in palm springs. maria: what we're learning about the suspect now behind bars, and how police made the arrest. nichole: plus two crashes killing five people in vermont. it started with a truck going the wrong way, and ended with a afoot and light-hearted i take to the open road. healthy, free, the world before me, the long brown path before me leading wherever i choose. the east and the west are mine. the north and the south are mine.

[cheering and applause] and from aurora, colorado, it's the cho family. [cheering and applause] everybody's here trying to win theirself a lot of cash and possibly drive out of here in a brand-new car right there. hey, let's go meet the cho family. [cheering and applause] roy, what's going on, man? roy: oh, i'm so excited to meet you, steve. steve: good. i'm happy to meet y'all, man. roy: you a good-looking guy. oh, my goodness. thank you. steve: yeah. you scared me a little bit. roy: ha ha! steve: yeah. roy, what do you do for a living, man? roy: i have a couple of jobs.

in boston, diane cho, wcvb newscenter 5. maria: commitment 2016, a nigh after their final debate, hillary clinton and donald trump will be back on the same stage ed: -- tonight. ed: this time it's for the , annual al smith dinner where presidential candidates traditionally show their lighter side. donald trump was in ohio earlier today and addressed a controversial moment from last night. during the debate, he refused to promise to accept the election results. today he said he would if he wins. donald trump: of course i would right to contest or file a legal challenge in the case of a questionable result. ed: republicans and democrats came out today to criticize trump's statement last night. maria: hillary clinton wasn't campaigning earlier today, but vice president joe biden was in new hampshire on her behalf. he had some scathing criticism for trump's refusal to say he would accept the election results, and calling the election p biden: the things donald trump is saying and doing, it is generally a threat to the democratic

diane cho, wcvb newscenter 5. nichole: commitment 2016 tonight. donald trump stumping in portsmouth, new hampshire this afternoon, making an unusual, challenge. drug tests before the next debate. david b nick reports tonight. david: this is a new claim from donald trump, one for which he offered no proof other than his in front of several thousand supporters, donald trump said hillary clinton was preparing for next week watch debate ike this. x i think she is getting pumped up, if you want to know the truth. she is getting pumped up. david: trump accused clinton of taking drugs to help her performance last debate. >> at the beginning of hela like, take me down. she could barely reach her car. i think we should take a drug test. david: he also lashed out at one of the women who accuse trump of groping a. with the ladies misplace it would be one second and smack. david: he calls for harsher sentences for drug dealers and more treatment for addicts. despite polls predicting he would win, he calls into question whether the election will be fair. >> th

diane cho, wcvb newscenter 5. maria: there is no such a in the workers did anything wrong today and that's part of the investigation. new at 6:00: 5 investigates uncovering previous safety the federal agency that regulates worker safety, that is osha, cited this company for five different violations, finding the company 3000 dollars. osha saying they are waiting for this finds to be paid. this is not the first time atlantic drain services been in the new spirit of worker was injured back in march -- has street from warren to tremont street. it could be several days. we will bring you more information as soon as we get it on air and on the wcvb mobile app ben:. i think that that system is headed from worcester right now, my? mike: right, and it's working his way through. we have flooded visors. not that we are worried about roadways is the issue. this area down to the south, coming across long island, there are actually quite a few lightning strikes. about 15 of those in the last 30 minutes ago. we don't typically

life in weston, diane cho, wcvb newscenter 5. nichole: coming up next -- for powerful earthquake rocks italy. reid: caught on camera -- a man going after campaign funds in a local town. the target may not be what you expect. mike: tracking rain as it moves through. then get ready for a quick shot of gold air. how it will impact record treaters as newscenter 5 continues. >> the 10:00 news on metv boston with maria stephanos and ben simmoneau. now on comcast channel 942, every time a new charter opens, it takes money away from the regular public schools from students like mine. massachusetts schools already lose 400 million a year to charters and question two means we'll lose even more. we've got to stop taking from the 96 percent of kids who don't attend a charter school. if you believe every child deserves a great public >> you're watching newscenter 5 at 6:00. nichole: italy cleaning up after the powerful earthquake this morning. magnitude 6.6. at least 20 people are hurt. no deaths have yet been reported. many people already aw

let's go live to diane cho live in the south end. diane, i understand a lot of streets are shot down? diane? diane: this street is shut down to traffic as they continued the recovery effort. warren to tremont will be shut down for some time. it will be closed for days. the homicide unit is that the scene, which is common in the situations to ensure that fell play was not involved, even though they do not suspect it at the time. they believe it was an accident. >> my thoughts and prayers are with these two people's families and everyone. couc it's a tough situation. fire department and water and sewer are working really hard right now to get these people out. diane: again, authorities are saying that this stretch on dartmouth from more and to tremont will be shut down -- from warren to tremont will be shut down for some time. diane cho, wcvb newscenter 5. ben: diane, thank you. the workers were on the job for atlantic drain service. the past. note six about tonight 5 , investiagtes with a closer look at past problems. let's look at th

diane cho, wcvb newscenter 5. jc: 5 investigates is digging into the company that was involved in this deadly accident. we'll have more on that coming up on newscenter 5 at 5:00. ben: a man from lawrence went before a judge today, accused of raping a 13-year-old girl. jc: and now a woman who has now come forward to say the same man also attacked her. newscenter 5's david bienick is live in lawrence, david? david: jc, good afternoon. this is the apartment building where that is on the second floor. the girl was able to lead investigators here because she remembered an important detail -- that red curtain hanging in a window on the second floor. wearing a jail jumpsuit, standing behind his lawyer, and hanging his head, 21-year-old angel mateo was arraigned today on charges of kidnapping and child rape. mateo is also now accused of trying to rape a 27-year-old woman who says he attacked and tried to rape her back in may. the woman reported it to police at the time, but only recognized -- >> we have to look at these c

our diane cho is live in brookline tonight. and diane, you're hearing there was a similar incident there. just last month? diane: police are searching identify a possible suspect. residents in brookline say they're shocked after learning that a man exposed himself to three young girls. >> it's kind of creepy. you hear about it but you never think it's going to be where you are. >> police say it happened around 4:3o in the afternoon on tuesday near ward park in brookline. >> it's pretty alarming during a follow-up investigating police say they learned there was a similar incident that happened on september 28th. that time it was around 4:20 in high school on greenough street less than a mile away from the latest incident. police say in that case, the man exposed himself to three school aged children. they are now investigating to see if the two cases are connected. now police want to remind everyone to pay attention to their surroundings and report any suspicious activity. >> i hope they find him soon. reporter: the man is descr

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i'm diane cho, wcvb newscenter 5 . nichole: we have a special graphic on our wcvb facebook page right now that you can share to say thanks to big papi. while you're there, tell us reid: following breaking news out of foxboro, estate trooper -- a state trooper it by a wrong way driver near gillette stadium live images from the scene. he was hit by a motorcycle driving the wrong way. it's unclear how bad his injuries were. we will keep you updated. and of course, to gillette right now where, for different reasons, a much more depressing scene. first time in more than two decades at home falling to the , bills, 16-0. going to the highlights. tie finds lashawn mccoy. the bills have an early 7-0 lead. the patriots started jacoby brissett at quarterback with jimmy garoppolo being deactivated pregame. it was a long day for the patriots rookie as he was hit , and pressured all game. patriots shut out for the first nichole: adding to the defeat the drizzly day we're having. ,the big question -- when will the sun finally return?

diane cho is at the weston tolls. diane: we are at the weston tolls plaza, and you can see so far things have been going pretty smoothly. transportation officials are warning drivers to expect delays , adding that if you normally saw delays before it will probably be worse in those spots drivers to brace themselves for traffic delays going into the work week and try to use alternative modes of transportation if you can or alter your work schedule if that is an option. they need to obey the 15 miles per hour speed limit and stay in their lane. since they knew all electronic toys system went into effect friday night, there has been a little less than oneil -- 1.5 million transactions. they are asking drivers to be patient for the next three weeks. >> the bottom line is, there is less road for people. some of the road that was available to drive on is now a work zone. diane: a tollbooth demolition is expected to be completed by november 22. diane cho, wcvb newscenter 5. be the first commute with these changes. the eyeope

. >> at the time, cho was an illustrator and visited the school regularly to check up on her son.gan helping out and eventually the principal asked if she'd like to become a teacher. >> translator: the guiding principle of our school is independence and cooperation. nobody can stand entirely alone. we've become independent through building relationships and by working with others. cooperation is an integral part of independence. we have a school project called granny's lunch. the kids cook meals and deliver them to older people who live alone. in other schools, this would be seen as community service, but we don't see it that way. it's part of what it means to live as members of this community. >> the next morning, the two junior high students make their presentation. they'll speak to 13 children aged between 9 and 11. they practice up until the last minute to get it right. they were greeted with applause, but they've become so focused on reading that they don't look at their audience. it's hard to know how much the children are understanding. >> the younger children's teacher ask

diane cho, newscenter 5. antoinette: stumped in portsmouth, new hampshire, making a stunning challenge. david bienick reports trump wants drug tests before the debate. david: donald trump said this. >> i think she's getle pumped up. she's getle pumped up. you understand. taking drugs to help her performance in the last debate. >> at the beginning of her last debate, she was all pumped up at the beginning. and at the end, it was like, uh, take me down. she could barely reach her car. so i think we should take a drug test. anyway, i'm willing to do it. david: trump lashed out at one of the women accused of groping them. >> how about this crazy woman on the airplane? david: trump says the story is not believable. >> 15 minutes. that's too much. 15 minutes. with the ladies in this place, it would be one second. david: trump promised to tackle new england's opioid crisis with more treatment for addicts. despite recent polls, he predicted he would win but repeatedly called into question by corrupt media pushing com

doug: the eye's diane cho reports from boston. reporter: it's been two months since kyzr willis disappeared from the community center. in the water. his family still don't know how it happened. >> it's devastating. it's heart-wrenching. he was a beautiful 7-year-old child. he's still with us in our hearts. but his presence physically is still missing. there's pieces still missing. reporter: days after it happened, the police commissioner the death was an accidental drowning. >> who was the last person to see my nephew alive? we're asking for simple questions. what happened to my ne reporter: the family's attorney said he filed a request trying to find those answers, asking for everything from the 9-1-1 calls to the police reports. >> a request has been provided to the boston police department and served on them on august 29 of this year. no response has been received. reporter: mayor marty walsh says now that attorneys are involved, he can't comment on the case but understands the family frustrations. >> i feel terrible for them.

ed: the flames so intense let's get to newscenter 5's diane cho live at the scene. reporter: police just reopened the stretch of the road after he driver went off of the road hitting a iron hydrant and telephone pole the floor it became engulfed in flames. police say they got a call about an erratic driver earlier today and as officers were heading that way, they found an suv on fire. the officers that pulled up to the scene here off fortune boulevard in milford described seeing a big black cloud of only one person in the suv at the time but officers say the flames were too intense and they couldn't get to the driver. police tell us this is a busy road but there was no one coming in the opposite direction when the crash took place. we talked to two men who were at the toyota dealership nearby when they saw the flames and ran out with a fire extinguisher to try to help. >> the extinguisher went out so i tossed it to jerry. jerry tried if we can get an opening. it was just too much fire. >> they are getting ready to toe the suv from the scene. it is now investigating

in salem, diane cho, wcvb newscenter 5. antoinette: disturbing new details in the deadly home invasion in orange that investigators say was a random attack. joshua hart and brittany smith forced their way into the home of thomas harty and joanne fisher last week, stabbing the 95-year-old man to death. they also allegedly tried to suffocate fisher with a pillow. prosecutors say the two suspects wanted to steal the elderly couple's car. >> they saw that there were and their intention was to go in and rob those people, take money and take that car. and they armed themselves before they entered. >>. antoinette: prosecutors say it was heart who murdered hearty and tried to help kill fisher. doug: donald trump is headed to portsmouth, new hampshire, today with new accusations plaguing newscenter 5's ben simmoneau with trump's latest defense. he claims he is a victim. ben: donald trump on the attack against the growing list of women accusing him of inappropriate sexual contact. >> they have no witnesses. there's nobody around. the

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in brookline, diane cho, wcvb newscenter 5. doug: all right, diane. thank you. the mbta says no need for alarm today. the smoke-filled trains at the alewife station will be part of it should run until noontime. bus service will replace red line trains between harvard and alewife all weekend long. according to the t, that's for maintenance and has nothing to do with the exercise. a brockton officer examining an atm broken into and looted yesterday morning. someone entered the building, cut the alarm system's wires and pride open the atm's -- pried no arrests have been made. antoinette: a brockton man will spents next 43 years behind bars for rape and attempted murder. a judge sentenced 54-year-old anthony bunton to prison for the crime. the vicious attack on a woman happened just three years after he was released from prison for another rape. doug: the person on this scooter may have witnessed an altercation that resulted in a man's death. the attack happened last saturday morning on mass ave. investigators say the person on the scooter is not a suspect. police h

newscenter 5's diane cho is at the weston tolls where the toll booths are coming down. diane: we are not seeing any issues with traffic of this moment. if you're ready had delays on the mass pike's we can, it could get worse tomorrow. if you plan on using the mass pike tomorrow morning, you might want to prepare yourself for a bumpy ride. >> going on the mass pike anytime in the near future. diane: as crews continue demolition work to get rid of the toll booths, transportation officials are warning drivers to expect delays on monday asking people to use alternative modes of tranportation. drivers are also being asked to try to go to work earlier or later if you can. >> there's going to be a lot of lane assignment which is why its impt to obey the speed limit, stay in your lane and do not stop at toll booth. diane: since the all-electronic tolling system went into effect on friday night, officials say there have been nearly 1.5 million transactions as of 8:00 this morning. the toll booth demolition is expected to be completed on november 22 until then drivers are being a

the eyeopener's diane cho police and is not cooperating. reporter: dorothy was inside her home when the gunfire erupted. >> my car was shot out. reporter: police say a 2-year-old little girl was shot while sitting in the backseat of a car in a case where they believe her father was the intended target. >> i wish we had more cooperation. obviously, the father here is a known gang kid to us who also is not telling ushe reporter: the police commissioner say they believe the little girl was shot in the hand and the bullet went through her leg. she is expected to recover. >> it's just sad. it's a real, real sad situation. it's real sad to know that a baby was injured. diane: a shots fired activation went off just after 4:00. when officers got to the scene, they found shell casings but didn't find any victims. they later learned the child's father brought the 2-year-old to an area hospital. >> everybody should be outraged. unfortunately, too often, we don't get the cooperation that diane: last sunday, a 9-year-old girl suffered nonlife-threatenin

in brookline, diane cho, wcvb doug: a heads-up. the mbta says no need for alarm. the smoke that will be filling a train is all part of a training drill. that simulation is set for 9:00 this morning and should run until noon. bus service will replace red line trains between harvard and elway all weekend. according to the t, that service switch is for maintenance and has nothing to do with the training exercise. a brockton police officer seen heremi into and looted early yesterday morning. it happened at the 7-eleven on pleasant street. somebody entered the building, cut the alarm system's wires and pried open the atm's backdoor. all the cash was taken. no arrests have been made. antoinette: a brockton man will spend the next 43 years behind bars for rape and attempted murder. a judge has sentenced 54-year-old anthony bunton to prison for the 2014 crime. the vicious attack on a woman happened just three years after plymouth county d.a. tim cruz tells the brockton enterprise he's satisfied with the sentence calling him a serial predator. doug: boston police searching

in brookline, diane cho, wcvb newscenter 5. the smoke-filled train at the station is going to be part of a training drill. it's set for 9:00 this morning and should run until noon. but according to the t, the service switch is for maintenance and has nothing to do with today's training exercise. a brockton police officer seen here examining an atm broken into and looted early yesterday pleasant street. somebody entered the building, cut the alarm system's wires, and pried open the atm's backdoor. we don't know how much money was taken, but it was all taken. no arrests have been made in the case. antoinette: a brockton man will spend the next 43 years behind bars for rape and attempted murder. a judge has sentenced 54-year-old anthony bunton to prison. the vicious attack happened just three years after he was rape. plymouth county district attorney tim cruz says the brockton "enterprise" he is satisfied with the sentence. doug: boston police searching for a witness to a crime. the person on a scooter may have witnessed an alterc

in south boston, diane cho, wcvb newscenter 5. antoinette: right now a man is being held without bail accused of trying to kill his 3-year-old nephew in worcester. 21-year-old taj mcdonald is accused of choking the boy until he passed out, pushing him down the stairs, and then trying to drown him in a bathtub. police say mcdonald called them tuesday saying he had just killed the toddler. the boy was found conscious and alert. he did survive. mcdonald is undergoing evaluation at bridgewater state hospital. doug: right now one boat is destroyed in onset after it was destroyed in that fire at the marina. this was yesterday at buttermilk bay. speaking of fires -- three fires in three days prompting concern for new hampshire investigators. the fires happened earlier this week within a few miles of each other. the first fire broke out sunday morning behind a scrap metal business. it came very close to a home. nobody was hurt in any of these fires. investigators have not yet called them arson but are checking security videos for clues. a

at police headquarters, diane cho, wcvb newscenter 5. antoinette: presidential candidates hillary clinton and donald trump taking time off the campaign trail today ahead of yesterday, trump stumped in portsmouth, new hampshire, making a stunning challenge. trump wants drug tastes before the debate. david: donald trump said hillary clinton is preparing for next week's debate like this. >> i think she's actually getting pumped up. she's getting pumped up. you understand. david: trump accused clinton of taking drugs to help her performance in the last debate. >> at the beginning of her last debate, she was all pumped up at the beginning. and at the end, it was like, uh, take me down. she could barely reach her car. so i think we should take a drug test. anyway, i'm willing to do it. david: trump lashed out at one of the women accusing trump of groping them. >> how about this crazy woman on the airplane? claimed the kissing and grabbing claimed for 15 minutes. >> after 15 minutes, she decided that was too much. 15 minutes. with the ladies in

diane cho has just gotten to be seen. what can you tell us? diane: officers continue their investigation. this happened at the 300 locked of lynn shore drive. this was an officer involved shooting. unfolded or what led to the shooting. we will continue to monitor the situation and bring you the latest as soon as we learned. back to you in the studio. erika: also breaking, the supreme court rejecting james whitey bulger's appeal of his racketeering convictions and life sentence. the justices did not comment but bulger's convictions for playing a role in 11 murders and many other crimes will stand. the 87-year-old bulger argued the judge at his trial should have let him tell the jury that a now-dead federal prosecutor had granted him immunity from the judge said bulger hadn't offered hard evidence that such an agreement existed. heather brady is back. :it is business as usual -- about time -- today, for the patriots cornerback, his 4 game nfl suspension expired at midnight. erika: after yesterday's shut out loss to the bills, patriots fans relie

newscenter 5's diane cho is live at fenway with the emotional tribute to the retiring slugger. diane: longtime fans told me it was important to them to show their support. red paying tribute to the 10 time all-star. >> it was unbelievable. i wasn't expecting so much. it was something i will never forget. diane today was the last day of : pregame ceremonies held all weekend long to honor big papi's career as he played his final regular season game of his career at fenway. >> the tributes were marvelous diane: it's a day in red sox history these fans will always hold close to their hearts. >> it made me cry, i don't know and the guy beside me was crying too so i didn't feel so bad he's just such a great charismatic guy as they say in spanish hes very sympatico and we love him to death. diane fans who grew up watching : the team over the years say today has been a day filled with mixed emotions as they say goodbye. >> happy to have had seen him play for the sox as long as he but yeah we're def going to miss him when he's gone sot, 13.50 he represents everything -- diane: the city

newscenter 5's diane cho is live in roxbury with the latest. diane? diane: police say the little girl was shot on the behind me after someone opened fire into the crowd. >> so sad. diane: this woman who did not want to provide her name says she was in bed when she heard gunshots outside of her home early sunday morning. >> the only thing i see out there was when the paramedics came and i knew there was something. diane: police say the little girl was playing on the playground just after 1:00 this morning when she was shot here on annunciation road. authorities say there was some sort of party taking place in a nearby parking lot when someone started shooting indiscriminately into a crowd. police say the little girl was now they're pleading for the public's help. >> we need your help on this one because there are too many guns on the street time for everyone -- too many guns on the street. this is horrible. it is time for everyone to pull together and help us solve this one. rhondella: the police commissioner went to visit a little girl and her family

it does make a difference in people's cho a their food choices. it's an important step. however, i think we've got a long way to go, and the next step is really going to be to address are the federal food programs. those federal food programs, the national school lunch program considers ketchup to be a vegetable. we have big problem with our suppleme nutritional program, >> i think it is.i think there' appetite througho government and throughout the public health community to deal with this issue, because we're up to over 70% of our population. the majority our population is overweight or obese. people have been -- had been keeping their fat consumption done trying to follow dietary guidelines in the '70s and '80s. look where we got. >> t industr worried about the potential of a sugar backlash? >> our message is about moderati and balanced diet, and we do encourage people to cut back on excess sugar if it is a source of calorie, so they are concerned about the noise that's out there. are they concerned about sugar being dangerous, no, but we'll ou a new week "on the a di

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. >> reporter: at aspen academy in greenwood village just taylor cho is a science teacher for fourth and fifth graders. >> i love teaching especially science because you get to ig kids. >> reporter: in her spare time she's been training for the 10- k at the rock 'n roll denver half marathon. >> this is one of those things where i can show them this is something i'm doing to kind of take the lead or do something good for the world. >> reporter: she's running to raise money for saint jude children's research hospital. >> they treat the whole patient and the whole family and they focus on building hope as long as the patient is in their that kind of hope when her father battled a rare form of cancer. >> my dad is kind of my best friend. >> reporter: he was diagnosed and died within months. it was a stunning loss for jess and her family. >> i couldn't fight back then but what can i do now? to fight against cancer? this is how i'm doing it. by running. >> reporter: now she looks forward to running and raising money fighting a disease that has changed her world. karen morfitt, cbs4 news. >