the 9-1-1 caller lived francis ave, but this is 22 francis street. >> 9-1-1, what is your emergency? >> i just ran out to the sidewalk and grabbed somebody's cell phone and i don't know who this is, but there are shots being fired in my building at 22 francis ave. i have to run back in because i have a kid in there. i will be right back and try to get my phone and call you back. reporter: but that man never called back and did not answer when police tried to reach him again. instead they came with this massive response at 4:30 on officers said they smelled gun powder in the air. finally s.w.a.t pulled four people out of the home. two men stayed inside and they say out of fear. >> they tried to shoot me for no reason. i didn't know what was going on. i was sleeping. reporter: an hour's long standoff ending when police used loud speakers and teargas. but not one of the men handcuffed and taken into custody were arrested. no gun was found. police left behind a ransacked building offering no explanation. >> why you arrested me? he said stop talking. stop talking. that's all. >> no explan

there are shots being fired in my building at 22 francis ave. i have to run back in. i still have a kid in there. i'll be right back. i'll try to get my phone and call you back. no call back and police never found that caller. but they arrived en masse. forcing tenants out of the home, early sunday morning, some in handcuffs, some by tear gas and each tenant detained for hours. let go, without charges or explanation. >> i was asking why you are arresting me? they said stop talking. stop talking. that's all. >> no explanation. >> no explanation. >> they said if we had any weapons. >> police found no gun. the morrocan naturalized citizens, question who placed that 911 call and why. >> we've never had any problems. i don't know who called. why they came over here. >> i feel discrimination. we are arabic, we are muslim. >> it's still unclear who placed that 911 call. police say they're still investigating. live in revere, shaun -- shaun chaiyabhat. a teenage amputee physical and emotional health. >>'s special source of support from a marathon bombing survivor. harvey: eve

doug: there was no call back and there is not francis ave in revere. only francis street. that's where swat team arrived. each tenant was let go without charges or explanation. the tenant questioning who made that call and why. >> we never had any problems. i don't know -- i don't know who called, you know. i don't know why -- why they came over here. dougli investigating. erika: the chief of the wellesley police department apologizing for historic mistreatment of people of color. the chief made comments yesterday in san diego in his role as the president of the international associations of chiefs of police. >> for our part, the first step in this process is for the law enforcement profession and the iacp to acknowledge and apologize for the actions of the past and the role that our profession has played in erika: chief cunningham believes apologies will help everyone move forward but also says today's officers are not the blame for the past. doug: the mbta is looking forward a future with no cash involved in its entire fare system. the new system would allow credit cards

. >> there are shots being fired in my building at 22 francis ave. i still have a kid in there. >> police say it is a rooming house and they used special operations forces because people inside did not come out. >>> demanding safer streets for cyclists, hundreds came out at a rally in cambridge last night. in the past four months, two cyclists have been hit and killed. more enforcement of existing laws are coming. >>> new this morning, michael bloom is bloomberg is making a gift to the museum of science. he took classes there as a child and now he is giving $p 50 million to the museum. it is the largest donation ever. >>> the proposed expansion of boston children's hospital is getting a big boost. governor charlie baker tells "the globe" he supports the $1 billion project. critics said the expansion would spike health care costs. sure the costs are not passed on to patients and insurers. it will eliminate the garden. they are expected to vote on a proposal thursday. >>> this afternoon, a manatee arrested off the coast of cape cod is on her journey ho

to the sidewalk i grabbed somebody's cell phone there's shots being fired in my building at 22 francis ave. >> reporter: that call brought a huge police response here early sunday morning. the first of smelled burnt gunpowder then the resident inside refused to come out. >> he tried to shoot me for no reason. i didn't know what was going on. he and others say they were were frighten after being woken up and saw officers with gun drawn outside their windows. most residents say they respond. >> the building owner showed us the search warrant. are you considering suing the police department? yes, ma'am in revere, kathryn burcham, fox 25 news. >> most residents there they believe and the damage left respond from the search was racially motivated. it's hard to believe everyone that survived. on route 146 north two. people had to be pulled from >>> tonight a consumer alert there's a new way you are way your identity and money can be stolen. right now you can pretty much buy all the area components to create this hack on your own plug a device into say a spouses or a boss' computer and gain acces

. >> there are shots being fired in my building at 22 francis ave. i still have a kid in there. i'll be right back. i'll try to get my phone and call you back. doug: the caller said francis avenue. there is no francis avenue in revere, only a francis street. ther have not found the person who made that call. each tenant was detained for hours and let go without charges or explanation. the tenants how questioning who made that call and why. >> we never had any problems, you know. i don't know -- i don't know who calls, you know. i don't know why they came over here. doug: police say they're still investigating. erika: the mbta wants it easier michael bloomberg giving boston a really big gift. the childhood memory leading to a major donation. and new this tuesday -- lots of things can trigger stress. but when is the tension a real problem? the red flags you should not ignore. cindy: we've got rain moving across parts of the area this morning. when this moves out and when your record high temperatures move in, how long they stick around and when we go get more needed rainfall. that'

earlier this year, francis douglas painted his home on e ave nw. but one morning in august, he woke up to find a fresh coat. "i walked out. happened to look up at the front of the been peppered with paintballs. at least three of his neighbors along e ave were hit as well. vehicles too, like this suv that was parked outside. "don't they have something better to do? or, someplace else to do it?" apparently not. police say, in just the last two weeks, there have been at least four reports of vandals firing paintballs at property and people. chief wayne jerman called the act a juvenile thin will get hurt, but paintballers could be shot themselves. their guns look remarkably like the real thing. "don't these people think that they stand the risk of somebody trying to protect themselves? i just think it's an incredibly stupid thing to do." police think they've caught the troublemaker s behind a few of the incidents. authorities arrested 26- year-old kenneth herring and 30-year-old earnest murry, earlier this month. police say the two spent the evening of

earlier this year, francis douglas painted his home on e ave nw. but one morning in august, he woke up to find a fresh coat. "i walked out. happened to look up at the front of the house. we had florescent- orange spots." his polka dotted property had been peppered with paintballs. at least three of his was parked outside. "don't they have something better to do? or, someplace else to do it?" apparently not. police say, in just the last two weeks, there have been at least four reports of vandals firing paintballs at property and people. chief wayne jerman called the act a juvenile thing to do. not only is it possible someone will get hurt, but paintballers could be shot themselves. their guns look remarkably like the real thing. "don't these people think that they stand the risk of somebody trying to protect themselves? i just think it's an incredibly stupid thing to do." police think they've caught the troublemaker s behind a few of the 26- year-old kenneth herring and 30-year-old earnest murry, earlier this month. police say the two spent the even

earlier this year, francis douglas painted his home on e ave nw. but one morning in august, he woke up to find a fresh coat. "i walked out. happened to look up at the front of the

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