. >> let's get to christina hager news conference. christina? >> reporter: this goes back to the september 16 murder of robert mckenna, 45-year-old from marshfield who was killed in a bloody struggle in his home here in marshfield. now two more arrests we're going to show you their pictures. michael, an attorney from marshfield who practiced in quincy charged with murder and burglary and his girlfriend lauren khalil also accused and police say there was broken glass all over his home after the murder but the weapon is unclear. mckenna said to have had weapons in his home that were stolen during the murder, including two assault rifles. police say they have now in the course of these two arrests, they have confiscated five weapons, four they can trace back to mckenna. here's what the district attorney had to say. >> this case is ongoing. the work is not over and will not be over until every person who is responsible is held accountable for their actions. >> we said it and we meant it. we told them we were coming for them, and we did. >> reporter:

christina hager was live as it was read. what happened? >> reporter: he blessed himself with one year in the prison followed by probation, according to the judge. these are for five charges, including having sex with a minor and using the internet to lure a minor into having sex. he was originally charged with rape, but a jury acquitted him of those charges back in august. this stems from the tradition at the elite st. paul prep school in conquer, new hampshire -- concorde, new hampshire, where both were students. the tradition is called the senior salute where it targets underclassmen for sex before graduation. la brie heard a tearful victim impact statement, his accuser appearing on video. she wasn't in court saying fellow students continue to taunt her at st. paul's and that she has had suicidal thoughts. then la pre's defense attorney talked about how la brie will have to register as a sex offender and how that will affect his life and haunt him and limit his options for the rest of his life. so la brie now, according to is in a car wi

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. >> christina hager, thank you so much. >>> now at 6:00, boats burned, several sunk as a raging fire and firefighters raced to the scene early this morning. they were just trying to save as many boats as they possibly could, even using a drone to help them put out the flames. bell shields is live in quincy with the latest. >> reporter: the boats are all hoard closely together so if you get a fire on one boat, it will quickly jump to the others. what's amazing is no one was seriously injured. >> you can replace the boats. you can't replace the people. >> reporter: that's the good news. the bad? 11 boats damaged. 5 of them destroyed. it started about 7:30 this morning. >> so i looked over and saw the boat in flames. so i called my boyfriend and the two of us came out to figure out what's going on. >> reporter: it likely started in the engine compartment. >> a guy started his boat up to take it out and the engine caught fire. >> reporter: because the boats are tied up so closely together, the flames jumped from one to another. >> wind wasn't too bad but it was still enough to allow it t

christina hager. >> and the lawyer may have looked familiar to you, he's facing charges of his own. back in may a woman jumped off his boat, was hit by a propeller and lost her arm. >> >. fightening moments for people at a condo complex, members of a swat team had to use a flash grenade to get into the building. a man had stabbed someone, and refused to come out. the rest of the neighbors were ordered to stay inside. the suspect is now in custody. >>> three south coast men are facing charges tonight for vandalizing a land mark in the free town fall river state forest. investigators say the men sprayedingly if ity on a historical rock. >>> and investigators are saying there were more people at a circus than they realize the night of a deadly tent collapse. originally officials thought there were about 100 people there, and now they know they were more because adults could bring kids in free. the collapse -- the cause of the collapse is still under investigation. >>> and a wave of deadly attacks in jerusalem. two palestinian men stormed a bus shooting passengers, and then a driver ram

christina hager is here now with more on the governor's plan. >> reporter: david, this has got to stop, said governor charlie baker today, announcing proposed legislation aimed at getting to the problem before more people die. the new law would give hospitals the power to

christina hager has the story. not because he dines on corn, but because of this cockatoo's strange noises. if he looks at home in the trees overlooking brookline, don't buy the act. the escaped bird not only doesn't belong here, he's eating away at a bit of local history, gnawing on the home where robert kennedy was born. >> he's sort of splintered the shingles off and did extensive damage to the corner. >> searching for a place where he could nest. while we're sympathetic, it isn't really what we had in mind for the house. >> reporter: while dino reeks havoc, one woman is piening for him. >> i'll do anything for him to get back. >> reporter: shauna gazes out the window of the apartment building where dino flew out of his cage. even though it isn't hard to find him, getting your hands >> i stood there under an hour trying to entice him down. >> reporter: bird experts tried to entice him down because of the approaching cold weather. >> i wouldn't be able to livnoing that my bird is out there. >> reporter: every breeze that ruffles dino's feathers, a reminder what's a cockatoo like that doi

in swampscott, but neighbors in salem say he is definitely living in this city money in salem, christina hager, wbz news, back to you. >>> to try to stop cases like this from happening, an animal abuse registry is being proposed in massachusetts. it would give pet shop owners, shelters, and breeders access to names of people convicted of animal cruelty. in this particular case, gentry's name would give people in the industry a way to make sure that pets go to responsible homes. lisa? >>> david, also tonight -- >> i've lost more sleep than all of you put together. >> former secretary of state composed and definitely on the hot seat facing questions of her handling of the deadly attack in benghazi. the hearing is still going on right now. for the latest, we want to get to liam martin. liam? >> she began testimony at 10:00 and as you said, she is still going. republicans charge that she covered up the motive for the attack. >> the attackers used diesel fuel to set the compound on fire. the safe room was anything but safe. >> reporter: hillary clinton recounting the heroism of the four who died. >

in boston, christina hager, wbz news . >>> a man under arrest tonight for operating under the influence of driving nearly 20 miles the wrong way on route 3. kevin palmer crashed into a car heading north. no one was hurt in the crash and he kept going. state police did shut down the highway. they arrested palmer after two tires were blown out in the second my bridge. truck was hit on the pike and he has been released from the he was near exit 17 in newton 10 o'clock last night at officers say the creature was hit on behind and then, pushed into the median. the driver was cited for failing to move over for a stopped cruiser and construction details. much cooler weather. some communities could see temperatures below freezing tonight. here is barry burbank with the details. >>> that's for sure, jim. a freeze warning has been issued from 1 am until 9 am for much of this region here is pretty much puts it into the grudging -- growing season. it will be widespread. temperatures are in the upper 40s to upper 30s. these are the potential temperatures for most tomorrow morning. to dawn. around fi

christina hager spoke with a neighbor who cannot believe spree. reporter: joe and jenny carrier may be getting more desperate as they move along their multi-state crime spree in a stolen buick on core. on the quincy street where they lived with a relative for 3 years one neighbor wanted to remain anonymous. >> i'm shocked. reporter: she says the couple was known for having 7 to 14 dogs which suddenly disappeared as pictures of joe carrier began to turn up on police wanted posters. september 28th in ludlow, massachusetts, a robbery at country bank. october 12th in palm coast, florida, a wells fargo bank hilt. and last friday in aberdeen maryland hold up at bank of america. police say jenny carrier stole that car from this dealership where the manager says she worked for a couple of years until she called in sick one day in august never to be seen or heard from again. i spoke with aberdeen police sergeant will rymer on face time. clyde. i'm not going to speculate why they chose our location it's in >> reporter: joe carrier is the stick up man. ty a

christina hager wbz news. >>> 3 people are under arrest roxbury. police say they were blocking the construction equipment at protesters have been safety. specter says the pipeline will lower costs in the area. >>> late night fire in marlboro forced 9 people out of their home did damage to a historic home as well. firefighters rushed to the home on versailles street before 11:30. investigators say the fire appears to have started in the kitchen. the good news here is that no one was her. a lowell man will spend time tips that came in after investigators released surveillance pictures helped to catch that man. >>> he's not an official canine but he tracks down the bad guys. police say five people broke into a home in rhode island led officers on a high speed chase to north providence and only stopped when they hit another car. that's when they took off on foot. when really the dog saw to of them under his owner's deck he started barking. his owner is a retired police officer. he pretended to have a gun. in the end all five suspects wound up in custod

in quincy, christina hager wbz news. >> tonight cape cod man, i going to jail for stealing money that was supposed to help disabled veterans. richard trott helped to run the hyannis chapter of disabled american veterans incorporated trot stole more than a hundred thousand dollars according to prosecutors. he transferred money from the charity to his own accounts and to a fake charity in his name. they say some of the money went to buying a new boat. he's going to spend 18 months in jail. mging m is cutting back on its plan for casino in springfield. a few weeks ago mgm scrapped plans for a 25 story tower it's reducing the project by 14%. head of mgm says most of the cuts are behind the scenes facility that is the public would never see. but springfield's mayor is furious that he wasn't told. >>> for the first time we're getting a look at how massachusetts students are doing. taking the park test. it could replace the m cast. they have taken it for two years at a meeting of the board of elementary and secondary education today, they reported that students tended to get lower scores on

tonight christina hager as a closer look what this means for the kennedy legacy. >> i was hostage to the family code. reporter: out of public office and finally free it seems to tell all. patrick kennedy's new book breaks the silence around his >> i put vodka and po lab spring water bottles i put oxycontin in bayer aspirin bottles. whatever goes on we keep it behind closed doors. reporter: tom whey len has written books about the family. >> i think for a historian like myself. this is going to be a bountiful crop to harvest because if the kennedys are opening up being honest about what actually happened i think some things might be rewritten about history. reporter: mental health professionals say what kennedy is doing is critical in fact mcclain hospital is honoring him with the annual mcclain award this year for his work advocating mental health issues. >> this is a disease that doesn't target certain population. reporter: mcclain psychiatrist says coming cleaning about addiction is healthy. >> it is a great example of giving courage to the people who are afraid to come out to seek

christina hager spoke with one recovering addict who said this is a step in the right direction. >> reporter: this marine walks with a crutch because he fell three stories blown out of a window during a third tour in afghanistan. >> they feed you pain medicine, and a lot of it. >> reporter: as with so many turned into an opioid addiction. he was eventually able to wean himself off of it. >> i'd rather deal with the pain every day than have something control me and live my life for me. >> reporter: it's the epidemic behind governor charlie baker's latest proposed legislation aimed at fighting the addiction crisis that had taken more than 1200 lives in massachusetts in the last year. it calls for giving hospitals power to involuntarily commit patients for 72 hours, limiting 72-hour supply. baker says he's seen doctors and dentists overprescribe first-time patients. >> with 30, 40, 50, 60, 80 tabs of all kinds of opioids when a handful would do. this has got to stop. >> reporter: if you hadn't stopped yourself, do you think pain medication? >> absolutely. >> reporter: do you think doctors would

wbz's christina hager shows us how a nurse at children's hospital helped solve the case. >> reporter: children's hospital. this is where 36-year-old mom tiffany cherry wanted her 2- month-old son quava to get medical care, and nowhere else. >> does it surprise you someone would want to come here? >> i think as a parent, you want the best care for your children. do whatever you need to. massachusetts state police sent out pictures of the car, make and model they were looking for with cherry's license plate, a nurse at children's recognized cherry. it all began in pitston, pennsylvania where a doctor trauma care. hospital, she drove nearly five hours to boston. according to the police report, after getting the runaround, she was advised the baby had to be admitted to the hospital. the suspect stated she then took the baby back to boston. >> that was my assumption as a mother, if i felt like i needed to get the best care, this is where i would have went. >> certainly the best place for the best care in the world. my son was there last night himself. we were, we're very pleased with the c