heather: what was the right thing? the officers pulled their money -- pooled their money and bought three car seats at walmart. the man released a statement saying it was nothing short of a miracle. nice to see. phil: those kids will be secure in the back. a great story. heather: let' s turn things over to harvey. harvey: the warmth has been a bit of a blessing. following a couple of showers, but they are light from southern new hampshire, even a couple spots of rain around newbury port and down to northern western county. also following a few developing in connecticut and around cape cod. i think you can see the aerial coverage is shrinking. this and when it gets down to re-enhance a little bit so there cave -- on the cape. after that we clear out and turn cooler and you will notice the change come tomorrow, a more tomorrow. 73 in boston right now , 14 degrees warmer than the average. this is a powerful hurricane, a pacific hurricane called patricia. here is the second coastline, the yucatan peninsula and there is los

heather: news from fenway park. phil: it is good news for red sox manager john barrow. >> i' m happy to report that s cancer is in remission. john farrell' s cancer is in remission. he went for posttreatment testing and received the results today. august 14 he was diagnosed with stage one notch hot -- non-hodgkin' s lymphoma and he started chemo treatment at massachusetts animal hospital and he released this statement a short time ago. i am extremely grateful. i am also thankful for the talented doctors who cared for me in detroit and here at mass general hospital. i look forward to getting back to work and bringing another championship back to boston. red sox manager finished his chemotherapy treatment a short time ago. he was tested yesterday and told by doctors he is in remission. at the end of the season they said he will be the manager next year, provided he is healthy enough and this is one great piece of news heading toward. more on this coming up. heather: that is the best postseason piece of news i have hea

heather: a drug smuggling operation busted at logan airport. the team work that brought the suspect down. phil: a troubling discovery in the search for missing roommates from new hampshire one is found dead in massachusetts. the search right now for the other one. heather: staff at a boston hospital urging you to shake it "hey! you gotta get fios!" well, fios is a 100 percent so you can get 100% out of all your devices. so whatever speed you need, fios has it with the fastest internet but the main reason to get fios? we're rated number 1 in customer satisfaction. ultimately, that's why. get 50 meg fios internet, tv & phone starting at $79.99 a month. plus get $300 back with a two year agreement. heather: you see that? wow. 100 pounds of pot were arrested at logan airport. inside the suspects suitcase was 100 pounds of pot packaged in heat-sealed plastic wrap. he has been charged with trafficking in marijuana. phil: the heroic army veteran who tried saving students in last week death -- deadly shooting at an oregon trinity college is now out of

heather: wouldn't that be nice? mike w.: 36 hours. heather: bermuda. mike w.: the heat is coming back. boy, this morning, i want to show you the morning lows, compare them to the morning tomorrow morning. you thought this morning was chilly, tomorrow morning will be even colder. what makes it feel so much colder, last monday to today, we're talking a 30-degree difference in the high temperatures. that's a big turnaround, that's why it's been such a shock to the system. here were the high temperatures today. worcester, only 40 degrees for a high temperature today, you look up at keene, only 37 degrees for a high temperature. those are winter-like october. this is really unusual. we're going to warm things up quickly on tuesday. 36 degrees right now, northwesterly winds, 10 miles per hour, but the wind chill index makes it feel like it's 28 degrees outside. heading to the bus tomorrow morning, make sure you have some admit tens with you, a cold start of the day. the winds are out of the northwest, but not as strong as they were earlier today. the thing a

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heather: now to the opioid crisis. governor baker unveiling a new bill today to help battle the states epidemic. this would limit first time opioid prescriptions to just a 72 hour supply and it would also involuntarily commit patients to drug treatment if they are deemed danger to themselves or others. governor baker: the days of people walking out of a dentist office or doctor' s office with 30 to 60 to 90 days worth of pain medication need to come to an end. i appreciate the fact that this is a controversial idea. but it is one that needs to be part of a larger conversation. heather: massachusetts has seen a stunning increase in opioid related debts with public health officials estimating more than 1200 overdose deaths in 2014 alone. ed: how much can the governor' s bill change the course of addiction? janet wu sat down with a group who understands the tragedy and hardship first hand. janet: michael caine of two weeks after turning 24 years old. >> my son was, you know, supposed to be born and lived with a football i

heather: what a touching story. danielle: the weather has been pretty good so far, mild for the last couple of days. temperatures are about to fall back where they should be for this time of year. as you look at the trend, tomorrow we are still above average, but by thursday we' re dipping below average. look at saturday, start struggling to make it into the low 50' s for highs. yes, big changes coming. also talking about some showers out there. we have some in new hampshire, some in worcester county, we want to take you to some of those. daughter are -- there are some darker greens in there. it is associated with a cold front crossing the region right now and will bring in cooler air for tomorrow. then we watch this up to the north, that will bring in a cold blast of air for thursday. this area of low pressure caused quite a bit of rain in southeastern mass where they picked up anywhere from an inch to two inches in some spots. some spots did pick up. inches of rain and we will take that because we are still down f

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heather: and i'm heather unruh. three people face criminal cruelty charges. newscenter5's jorge quiroga is live in westport with the conditions uncovered. jorge: trash and fleas, police finding horror at every turn. >> three of the animals were dead, and ey were able to recover three live cats, which one died the next day. jorge: as dragon, lizard, the remains of a second dog in a closet. a paperback book in the mouth. >> it was the fleas that were all over the animals sh. air which made it appear as if that poor animal was breathing are bush it was dead. the stench overwell with aming. the homeowners, nicole and anthony, abandoned their home after splitting up. >> they were there dally, must have been watering the dogs, but no one has liveed in that house for years. jorge: the assist and accountant in town listed that address. we were told she doesn't live there. others strying to make sense of it. >> it is a shame. because the animals have to pay. >> it is unfortunate because pets depend on us to take care of them. to leave them like to, suffering, it is, i

heather: tell me something i don' t know. phil: newscenter 5 at six starts right now. >> 27 years after a passenger jet was blown up over lockerbie, two new suspects are identified. 13 people from massachusetts were among the 270 killed in the attack. so far, only one man has ever been held responsible. and it -- a boston weekend ahead, but what about the winter you know i will have an early look at what you can ask. >> from boston' 6:00. heather: passenger jet was blown up over lockerbie, two new suspects are identified. ed: 13 people from massachusetts were among the 270 killed in the so far, only one man has ever been held responsible. newscenter 5' s jim lokay spoke to the family of one of the victims. he' s live in shrewsbury. jim: we know that the suspects have not been identified. we do know they have been interviewed by the authorities in scotland. one of them came up rather unexpectedly. >> it comes unexpected become oftentimes before you even know it. jim: janine hangs onto each new development, but says sometimes i

heather: some really chilly lows. danielle: yes, but first let' s talk about what is happening right now. we are still mild in boston, but in the 50' s right now would worcester. 59 degrees in springfield, and we are watching this cold front that is slowly coming across the state and we' re seeing some showers through worcester county southern new hampshire. overnight, the sky should the clear. that is with the future cast is indicating. as we wake up tomorrow morning, we have a lot of sunshine. that will allow temperatures to s in boston. for the merrimack valley you can as we go through the day we will see more clouds build as wind picks up. we are talking temperatures in the mid-60' s. that temperature trend is on the way down. heather: new tonight plymouth is planning for what' s next after plans are unveiled to shut down the pilgrim nuclear plant. two major questions looming tonight, what happens to the site? and what' s the impact on your wallet? newscenter 5' s mary saladna is live in plymouth. mary: among thos

heather: i am heather unruh. ed: and i' m ed harding. heather: new at 11:00, we are hearing from the boy' s relatives. newscenter 5' s john atwater is john? john: right now, we hearing from the family of that boy. the grandmother struggles to describe the pain of losing her daughter and grandson. grandmother: [crying] >> she can' t over -- can' t even grieve over her daughter because her family needs are right now. john: thankfully, the two-year-old will pull through. they hit a cement truck head-on. >> he' s just doing wonderful. john: christina was heading to a job where she works with troubled kids. >> she was a good person, a good person who would do something for everybody. john: the family is hoping to do something that would make route 20 safer. >> we know that there are two new angels looking down on us. john: and this stretch of roadway will be gooding another look. officials meet on thursday to discuss what changes could be made here. we are live in oxford, john atwater, wcvb newscenter 5. heather: and here is video of a little

hi everyone, i'm mark ockerbloom. >> heather: i'm heather hegedus. we found out that that victim helped make the arrest. fox 25 news's crystal haynes has been pouring through the court paperwork and joins us live with more. crystal. heather, the umass cardiologist has been suspended since charges were brought last months and fox 8 andfox 25 learning more tonight about the bold actions of his alleged victims. >> this is dr. marcus cooper, talking to fox 25 about his new research back in may of last but tonight -- >> i don't know how it could be a misunderstanding. >>. the umass cardiologist is off the job and facing charges after allegedly photographing a female student in the bathroom, in the medical school. reaction swift, near campus. >> it's tough sometimes when the public trust is betrayed by people that are supposed to be taking care of them. >> accord to go the police report obtained by fox 25, the 26-year-old medical student was in the bathroom and heard a click, and quote, saw knuckles hand a cellphone cameras lens pointing down if her direct

heather: the oxford road safer. christina and her baby, know what, the latest victims of a turn on route 20 that oxford residents called deadman curve. highway official agreed to post new lighted signs, plastic warning barriers and a increased enforcement. 18 years ago, lisa lost her hus between a drunk driver on that same turn. >> people have no idea what a family goes through. how you suffer emotionally, physically, the loss of someone that you love, and highway ohs rast also planning to discuss more permanent sexance the pos k of widening the road. the gaming commission looking into how fantasy sports web sites operate the business. the exploding popular tin sites like fanduel and draft kinks is bringing increasing scrutiny. legality an sure but the commission is looking at points of controversial sin clueing whether the industry can regulate itself. >> insider information, lends itself. we are take pag lack of transpar reason sive information here. >> the commission the will put together a white paper toed a ros

heather: unbelieve. >> over 91%. heather: incredibly impressive. ed: congratulation. ed: the repair bill just keeping ed: the repair bill just keeps growing for boston's big dig tunnels. inspectors finding hundreds of cracked or deteriorated nuts on lighting fixtures in the ted williams tunnel. similar problems found in the turnpike connector tunnel, and the i-93 tunnel. massdot insists the tunnels are safe. but it could take six months to fix the problem. and no word on how much it will cost. heather: it's going to take even longer than expected to finish the t's green line extension. watch this surveillance video. these guy voss bad at stealing ed: these guys are so bad at stealing stuff, even their victims are laughing at them. surveillance video shows them trying to steal the atm at a texas sports bar. but it won't budge, and one of the crooks falls down. so instead they target a 90-inch tv. and that's when one of the crooks looked directly into a security camera. the tv's are too heavy for them to take, so they leave empty-handed. houston police expert pictures w

heather: we said it is all about sportsmanship and other things. phil: it is online, on the news, and other kids see it. heather: next on newscenter 5 at 5:30, an appeal ruling in the phil: the judge' response to the defense' s request to throw out the harshest conviction against owen labrie. that' s designed to look very different, but get no reaction >> this is the news at 5:30 p.m. >> a campus alert at bridgewater state university. the man wanted for sexually assaulting a student. the victim says he attack

heather: did you enjoy today? phil: just fabulous. heather: a high school football game without rain would absolutely fabulous. mike: leading up to the game and right after it, it looks great. what about the rain? nothing showing up right now. the white now the view and over the great lakes there are so showers. but it will take the time to get here. overnight tonight, the cloud cover will thicken up. and then tomorrow morning, there might be a hint of sunshine, but do not plan on much. there is the first wave of rain about 2:00 or 3:00, but another and as that system comes in, it warms up. right after it, it cools down. right after it it warms up again. another chance of rain coming up in a few minutes. heather: first at 5:30 the case of two missing people from new hampshire has been partially resolved. phil: and not in the way many were hoping for. the latest now from ed harding, ed: we know that one person is dead and they are looking for another person. let' s take it right to the video. they had been dating. stephen undrained was

heather: the former b.u. hockey player has turned his injury into a crusade of hope and determination. twenty years ago today, b.u. freshman travis roy crashed into the boards and became paralyzed just 11 seconds into his first college game. the city declared today travis roy day featuring several special events to raise awareness and money for spinal cord injury research. travis admits he still feels sadness when he looks back, .but he's focused on the good that came of it: >> i wish my life had take an different path but i recognize that i've sad an opportunity it to benefit all of us that are paralyzed. heather: boy, has he done that. the travis roy foundation has awarded over $2 million in grants for spinal cord research. ed: over $2 million. >> he has raised over $3.5 million. some people would sit idly by. he is one of those people who make things happen. heather: we needed a trast roy. ed: 20 years ago. in the blink of an eye. >> remember what happened to the red sox. mike: todd bowles club has won fou

enjoy that, ed, heather? >> a ton of that. beautiful color in the area. >> thank you. corner. >> it wok me up. heather: there you go. ed: winter's right around the corner. heather: but don't expect to see this in boston when the snow starts falling. the city's new plan to avoid mountains of snow. ed: no one knows how much snow we'll get this winter, but the city of boston is trying to secure more snow farms. the public works department says that would help cut down on the gigantic piles that stacked up last time around. it was june, before a mountain in south boston finally melted. a slow, smelly unsightly process. heather: did he do it again? he was singing in the rain. he hes back and back for a couple more years, too. absolutely exhilarating news today about john farrell who was told by his doctors that his cancer is in remission. he was tested yesterday at mass general and received the i'm walking on air word from doctors today. august 4th was the day he was diagnosed with stage one. he finished chemo earlier this physical

heather: commitment 2016. more controversial comments about one control from ben carson as tens gening the remarks about last week's haskin oregon community college. carson was pressed about earlier use he wrote in a nook gun conphysician in nazi, derman, made the holocaust worse. >> i think the likelihood of hitler being able to accomplish the goals would have been greatly diminished if the people had been armed. heather: carson suggest fed was prin oregon classroom last week when the gunman stormed in, could have urged everyone to confront the shooter instead of allowing him to shoot everyone one by one. heather: the army vet who tried to stop the oregon shooting is chris mintz was shot in the back, arm and hand after running back inside to confront the shooter. tomorrow, president obama goes to oregon for meetings with the victims' families. he'll be met by protesters angry over his calls for tighter gun control laws just hours after last friday's shooting. ed: according to police purchase spencer stone was

heather: nearly two years to the day of the murder. a danvers teen goes on trial for killing and raping his teacher. jury selection begins tomorrow in the philip chism trial. chism is charged with attacking danvers high math teacher colleen ritzer in a high school bathroom. he was 14 at the time. prosecutors are charging him as an adult. chism' s lawyers plan to use a mental health defense. ed: we are just past 11:00 and eu are looking at the city of boston. warmer air on the way? harvey: yes, couple of degrees of from today. we keep the spectacular street going. -- streak going. tonight is cool but not quite as chilly as yesterday. we already have a couple of shooting -- we had 30' s showing up. right now we had some 40' s. in the loaf orders -- in the low 40' s on the vineyards. high clouds, but they are very thin, and will move off the coast. i feel like we had a good deal s in cool spots. around 50 in boston. tomorrow with the help of sunshine, and a light wind, not a cool seabreeze, meaning boston there are changes coming for lee

heather: and i' m heather unruh. someone you don' t want looking newscenter 5' s phil lipof is at the breaking news desk tonight. phil: new york' s attorney general just announced tonight that he is opening an inquiry into both draft kings and fan duel -- both billion dollar microscope -- after an employee from one company won $350,000 from the other. an employee for one of the two big fantasy companies, draft kings, based in boston -- won $350,000 on rival site fan duel. that happened the same week he inadvertently posted information picked the most in fantasy draft line-ups. that' s esentially insider information. his name is ethan haskel, and he acknowledged as much in this blog post a week ago -- "100% my fault and i apologize for any issues." attorney general maura healey: this is an industry that' s growing, it' s new industry and it' s growing like gang busters, and it' s something we' re all just leaning more about, and that' s where we are with it. phil: attoney general maura healey so far won' t go any furt

heather: it was true. the injured actor is expected to it could be months before the popular gunfight shows are back on. phil: the cover of ebony magazine that features the cast of the cosby show is creating some controversy tonight. take a look. it shows cosby' s fictional t.v. family underneath shattered glass. inside an editorial questions what will become of the cosby show' s cultural legacy if cosby personally has been tainted. some readers are now furious the magazine even compared cosby' s personal life with his t.v. personality. others say the cover is good because it starts a conversation about cosby. at least 35 women have accused cosby of sexual assault or rape denies the accusations. heather: a dramatic rescue in phoenix arizona. a woman had to be rescued tuesday after being stuck in her mini-van from the rising waters. the national weather service has issued flood warnings. she had to be floated to safety. harvey: turn around, don' t drown really makes sense. let' s show you what is going on.

heather? heather: and right now, the fbi is joining the investigation into this classroom takedown. a self carolina deputy violently tossing a student out of her seat. we are learning more about the moments leading up to that confrontation. wcvb newscenter 5 ' has more. phil? phil: it was an 11:00 a.m. algebra class at spring valley high school in columbia, south carolina. a 16-year-old female student was accused of being disruptive, some students say she was texting, chewing gum, and refusing to leave. a school resource officer is called in, walks over to the student, shuts her lap top, and moves it away. escalates. going to come with me or i am going to make you. phil: a second video shot by another student shows the ground. he grabs her arm, she puts her around her neck and he violently across the room. watching in silence. one did try to defend her classmate only to be arrested herself. the school resource officer is identified as 34-year-old ben fiel school. his colleagues are outraged. t

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heather: a little boy walking father's v. the past 80 days he was getting the help need at rhode island hospital. he had lost 20 pounce in that 80 days. the hospital told him to leave for slight care plan by ordering pizza. i speeseed to say that and lose the weight and get down to 550 and get their gastric bypass and that was their plan. >> i called everybody. this nobody can help me. eye his father says taking his son home will be a death sentence. the hospital is not commenting. ed: new tonight, firefighters are still on the scene of this huge warehouse fire in philadelphia. flames out shortly after 8:30 tonight, at this two-story building. the flow of the fire could be seen across the city. no injuries are reported. heather: incredible video tonight of a hit-and-run crash in michigan, which was all caught on camera. you can see a white car cut in front of that truck while driving along a detroit interstate. the car cut off the truck striking the passenger side of the tractor-trailer, causing it to overturn and hit the med

always have -- heather: i want more. ed: there you go. heather: that is fabulous. the 92nd video 90-second video was posted on the journal' s website. mike: one of the things it is a little early you might be thinking that happens in boston, but this is typically the time of year we get our first frost. another gorgeous evening out there and enjoy, because temperatures will be cooling down in the next few days. 58 right now and the air is dry and not cloud out there, but there will be some arriving overnight tonight. right now the view and you start to season clouds and showers. this is running into some really dry air. by the time they get to us, isolated showers and more sprinkles than anything else. tonight, the clouds will pick it up, but not until after midnight. 44-52, which means it will not be as chilly as the last couple of nights. tomorrow afternoon, the senate coming out and we are talking partly cloudy for the day. the high will be in the 60' s, let me break down the timeline. this is 2:00 a.m. here come the clouds and some rain showers and remember, th

heather: there you go. don't folks see this in boston. now, you're free to start enjoying the breakfast you love any time you wish. no way. introducing mcdonald's new all day breakfast menu. once, you changed how you ate breakfast. it's time to start ed: winter's right around the corner. heather: but don't expect to see this in boston when the snow starts falling. the city's new plan to avoid mountains of snow. ed: no one knows how much snow we'll get this winter, but the city of boston is trying to secure more snow farms. that would help cut down on the gigantic piles that stacked up last time around. it was june, before a mountain in south boston finally melted. a slow, smelly unsightly process. heather: did he do it again? he was singing in the rain. he hes back and back for a couple more years, too. tell you why and how many games. for the girl scout meeting. okay. for the soccer team. for the girl scout meeting. how many meetings are youvhaving? stop & shop just dropped prices on thousands more items.

heather: a teen jumps from a moving car during an teamed kidnapping. the hunt for the driver right now in a new england town. ed: raging flames and sounds of explosions at a plant in oxford. mary: the threat making the fight even more difficult. heather: right now, a high school football team yanked off the field. ed: the locker room video that has them in trouble. heather: an 800-pound man kicked out from a local hospital where he was hoping for help. his desperate move now. heather: right now concerns over air equal i at the scene of af inintense warehouse fire in oxford. firefighters try strug limbing to get the blaze under control. good evening. i am heather unruh. ed: i am ed harding. mary are is live oxnard. mar. mary: if you look through the fence, you can see heavy white smoke now rising the burned-out shell of the warehouse. investigators still try complete list of what was inside. firefighters thousand they had the hands full witness they realize thing about was rum ber repurposeing company and what they didn't know is whether the former occu

back to heather with j.t. barrett. >> heather: j.t., describe what it is like, how much fun is it on a night when you have so much success to quarterback this team? >> it's really good. i mean, we kept it simple as an offense. i just try to do my best to get the ball to the play makers that we have on offense and we executed well on offense today, which was really good. >> heather: how could you describe how your perspective has changed this week moving from a red zone specialist to a starter? >> i mean, not really. i play -- starting quarterback last year. it wasn't really a big change or anything like that. now just making sure -- i was preparing well, but i mean, just a little bit more, watching film here and there, this and that before the game, so, i mean, nothing really changed. >> heather: kirk upstairs in the booth in the fourth quarter talked about how this felt like a turning point for this team. yes, you are undefeated, but it felt different. did it feel different to you? >> i think it was a turning

back to heather with j.t. barrett. >> heather: j.t., describe what it is like, how much fun is it on a night when you have so much success to quarterback this team? >> it's really good. i mean, we kept it simple as an offense. i just try to do my best to get the ball to the play makers that we have on offense and we executed well on offense today, which was really good. >> heather: how could you describe how your perspective has changed this week moving from a red zone specialist to a starter? >> i mean, not really. i play -- starting quarterback last year. it wasn't really a big change or anything like that. now just making sure -- i was preparing well, but i mean, just a little bit more, watching film here and there, this and that before the game, so, i mean, nothing really changed. >> heather: kirk upstairs in the booth in the fourth quarter talked about how this felt like a turning point for this team. yes, you are undefeated, but it felt different. did it feel different to you? >> i think it was a turning

heather? 3:00 3:00 heather: right now, a westwood woman is missing in new hampshire's white mountains. the hunt for her is about to double. investigators are searching by air and ground for claire marie cocuzzo. her family reported her missing when she didn't show up for work yesterday, days after her hike from the mount garfield trailhead to bond cliff was supposed to end. investigators found her car at the trailhead, but no sign of of her. ed: two new suspects have been identified. scottish prosecutors say they were eye didn't two libyan men who may have played a role in the bombing of pan am flight 103. 13 people from massachusetts. the daughter, ny he coal, was one of them. if. >> i this think the interest, a bation it 27 years later. it is hard. they will tell you, it is an open investigation. 3:00 but had the firm resolve to bring this to a successful cop collusion. ed: the united states and scotland are asking lib yab for hope to find the suspects. heather: a major change, of course, fr

back to heather with j.t. barrett. >> heather: j., describe what i just try to do my best to get the ball to the play maker that we have on offense and we executed well on offense today, which was reaeally good. >> heather: how could you describe how your perspective has changed this week moving from a red zone specialist to a starter? >> i mean, not really. i play -- starting quarterback last year. it wasn't really a big change or anything like that. now just making sure -- i was preparing well, but i mean, just a little bit more, watching film he and there, this and that before the game, so, i mean, nothing really changed. >> heather: kirk upstairs in the booth in the fourth quarter talked about how this felt like a turning point for this team. yes, you are undefeated, but it felt different. did it feel different to you? >> i think it was a turning point for us. we have to keep on pressing. got to keep on going. not get comfortable. but i think as an offense, as a team, we executed both sides of the ball, sp

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heather: former red sox pitcher striking out. police say he was told his yacht sank when his former assistant actually sold it. harvey: nice out there today. it could be a little warmer for tomorrow. the late week changes and what that will mean for the upcoming weekend. reporter: mookie betts made the spectacular play. andrew:p the one thing about soccer that i like the most is when i put my uniform on, the age just leaves me. the ages leave all of us. we simply become kids again. r i think all of us play for that very reason. t it makes us the child we once were. p the years just glide away, and i'm back to where i was. p you are that little andy guy who used to be down in me, and i get to be that person all over again. my name is andrew, and bluecross blueshield has me. >> you' re watching newscenter 5 at 6:00. heather: a lowell man who doused a store clerk with gasoline in january will spend up to six years in prison. surveillance images captured 30-year-old john soiles, in a mask, at jerry' s food store. prosecutors say he t

back to heather with j.t. barrett. >> heather: j.t., describe what it is like, how much fun is it on a night when you have so much success to quarterback this team? i mean, we kept it simple as an offense. i just try to do my best to get the ball to the play makers that we have on offense and we executed well on offense today, which was really good. >> heather: how could you describe how your perspective has changed this week moving from a red zone specialist to a starter? >> i mean, not really. i play -- starting quarterback last year. it wasn't really a big change or anything like that. now just making sure -- i was preparing well, but i mean, just a little bit more, watching film here and there, this and that before the game, so, i mean, nothing really changed. >> heather: kirk upstairs in the booth in the fourth quarter talked about how this felt like a turning point for this team. yes, you are undefeated, but it felt different. did it feel different to you? >> i think it was a turning point for us. we hav

. >> heather: this is a pretty disturbing story. tonight a former cheerleading coach is accused of raping a 14-year-old cheerleader. police say nicholas johnson trained the athlete at a gym in west bridgewater. fox 25 news's christine mccarthy is live there after speaking with shocked parents. >> the reporter: we sure have, heather and staff and kids have been coming and going tonight here at this west bridgewater cheerleading gym, where that suspect in this aggravated rape case, was a coach, up until last week, when he was fired. >> i'm in shock, yes, i am. >> the reporter: parents of cheerleaders who train at full house all-stars cheerleading gym are stunned to learn a former coach is in jail. 26-year-old nicholas johnson pleaded not guilty on monday to the aggravated rape of his 14-year-old student at his home in this brockton neighborhood. >> outraged, just, you know, something like that to a young child, that's kind of sick. >> the reporter: court papers obtained by fox 25 show the teenager told investigators she agreed to let

heather: it' s like a tradition now. we want to update you on what is happening with the red line right now. we understand there are still significant delays and lines waiting for shuttle service. service has now been restored on the red line. although you can see the shuttle buses are still being brought in between north quincy and jfk. it was a cable at issue. who's toughest on spending? fox news did the analysis and jeb bush had the best record. billions in pork, vetoed. eight budgets, balanced. and tax cuts every single year. right to rise usa who has the plan for jobs? jeb. tax cuts for the middle class. eliminates special loopholes. an explosion in growth and new jobs. jeb: cut taxes. grow america. right to rise usa heather: over north quincy station with a view from live sky 5. service has been renewed on the red line between there and jfk, but there are residual delays. ed: what a difference a day makes.

heather: commitment 2016. democratic frontrunner, hillary clinton, goes one-on-one with newscenter 5. we are hearing her first response to the oregon college massacre. ed: our mary saladna has the news that clinton is to making tonight. mary: first sat down with our own janet and it was clear the latest mass shooting affected her deeply. hillary: i am sick of this. i am sick about about it. i feel an absolute urgency for this country to start being sensible about keeping guns away from people who should not have them. >> hillary clinton saying universal background checks and waiting period shouldn't be too much to ask to keep innocent people from being slaughtered. she said she is not atrade tike hillary: will try dotering i can as a president to raise up an equally large vocal groupp that is going to be a counterbalance. we're going to tell legislatures, do not be afraid t. stand up to these people, because major think of population and the may vortive gun owners agree that there should be a union versional b

back to heather with j.t. barrett. >> heather: j.t., describe what it is like, how much fun is it on a night when you have so much success to quarterback this team? >> it's really good. i mean, w w kepttt simplpl as an offense. i just try to do my best to get the ball to the play makers that we have on offense and we executed well on offense today, which was really good. >> heather: how could you describe how your perspective has changed this week moving from a red zone specialili to a starter? >> i mean, not really. i play -- starting quarterback last year. it wasn't really a big change o anything like that. now just making sure -- i was preparing well, but i mean, jusus a little bit more, watching film here and there, this and that before the game, so, i mean, nothing really changed. >> heather: kirk upstairs in the booth in the fourth quarter talked about how this felt like a turning point for this team. yes, you are undefeated, but it felt different. did it feel different to you? >> i think it was a turnin

. >> >> heather: robert goulston reporting there. the next step in the case is a probable cause hearing, that was supposed to happen today, but it was continued until next month now. and the attorneys say the third party autopsy is expected to be completed at that point. to other news, we have more details on some new steps to overhaul the troubled department of children and family. meantime. massachusetts new child advocate is testifying in favor of a bill to create more separation between her agency and the governor's office. maria masadus was sworn if last week, she wants to make sure the agency can act without worry of retribution. right now the governor appoints the advocate, but a new bill would spread the power between two additional offices. the governor's office admits dcf reforms are a top priority. >> a quincy couple is on the run wanted in a string of bank rob island starting up and down the east coast. police in maryland are looking for joseph an jenny carrier for allegedly robbing a bank in aberdeen. the couple is also

after heather's death she led the effort that resulted in the passing of heather's law which made domesticuirement in indiana high schools. >> i'm trying to educate the young people on what a healthy relationship is and the signs they need to look for and what to do and that there are people out there that care and there are resources for them to turn to. when you're in abusive relationship and you decide to go back, you are going the hear the words i'm sorry. i've changed. i'll never do it again. i love you. and you want to believe it. so you end up going back and i believe that's what heather did. >> i mean she loved me. i know she did. when she -- when she was -- after she got off me i had stabbed her right here she lay down. ahead her in my arms and before she died she said i love you and those were her last words. >> during his sentencing one of the things that he did say was heather's last words that i love you, josh. i will never believe that. i have nightmares that heather's last moments was calling out for me to help her because she had done that so many times before. i don't see

back to heather with j.t. barrett. >> heather: j.t., describe what it is like, how much fun is it on a night when you have so much success to quarterback this team? >> it's really good. i mean, we kept it simple as an offense. i just try to do my best to get the ball to the play makers that we have on offense and we executed well on offense today, which was really good. >> heather: how could you describe how your perspective has changed this week moving from a red zone specialist to a starter? >> i mean, not really. i play -- starting quarterback last year. it wasn't really a big change or anything like that. now just making sure -- i was preparing well, but i mean, just a little bit more, watching film here and there, this and that before the game, so, i mean, nothing really changed. >> heather: kirk upstairs in the booth in the fourth quarter talked about how this felt like a turning point for this team. yes, you are undefeated, but it felt different. did it feel different to you? >> i think it was a turning