hinsdale and mascenic. kelsey spindler hits the runner meagan brand pulls down the rebound and puts it back up and in. the vikings work it to brand on the perimeter, she buries a three. hinsdale in transition, monika costello to mariah nichols for the bucket. hinsdale wins 47-30. newport took on leland and gray from vermont. newport in the dark uniforms. anna pysz takes it to the hoop and scores. stephanie carl working the offensive glass rebound and the putback. then a nice look from selena coronis to carl for an easy pair. newport wins 50-28. monadnock and conan were also winners day. the red sox will retire the number 26 worn by wade boggs for eleven seasons in boston. no player has ever played more games at third base in red sox team history. the hall of famer played from 1982-1992 for the red sox. boston is second only to ted williams. boggs was an eight-time all-star and during his 11 seasons with the red sox, he led all major leaguers in batting average, hits, doubles, and on-base percentage. boggs w

here in hinsdale, new hampshire. she moved to california three years ago where she was working as a restaurant inspector for the county. relatives also tell me that amanda was in surgery most of the day. her grandmother says she was shot several times, once in the leg, once in the arm and did have shrapnel in her head. amazingly she is expected to survive. her parents still live here in hinsdale and are with their in an interview diane gaspard, her mother, described what happened at the holiday party. she was in charge of the meeting that day in. god's mercy she had just dismissed everyone for a short break or there would have been more people in that room. we believe that because of her loving kindness the shooter did not kill her. he stood over her and shot her. he could have easily aimed at her head but fortunately shot her in the leg instead. again amanda gaspard is expected to survive. she does have a rough road ahead of her, however. julie loncich, wbz news. >>> tonight we're learning more about the 14 people k

we're just arriving here in hinsdale, new hampshire, still a lot to learn about this victim. we're live in hinsdale, christine mccarthy, fox 25 news. >> vanessa: tonight, we're getting a glimpse of what it was like for people inside the building where the shooting happened. in this video, you'll hear a police officer trying to keep everyone calm while leading them to safety. >> try to relax everyone. ride to relax. i'll take the bullet before you do, that's for damn sure. just be cool, ok. >> vanessa: as you just heard, a bullet before anyone else and told everyone to relax and be cool. in the background, you could hear survivors whispering nervously as they were all led out to safety. >> mark: the shooting and access to weapons weighing heavily on president obama as he addressed the media on what his administration will do in the wake of the tragedy in california. >> what i have can assure the american people is we're going to get to the bottom of this and we are going to be vigilant as we always are, and getting the facts before we issue any decisive judgments. when individ

. >> reporter: amanda grew up here in hinsdale, new hampshire, across the river from vermont, she moved to california three year ago where she was working as a restaurant inspector for the county, also telling me she was in surgery most of the kai, her grandmother says she was shot several times, once in the leg, once in the arm and did have shrapnel in her head, survive. her parents still live here and california. in an interview with the adventist review, diane gaspard, her mother, described what party. she was quote in charge of the meeting that day, in god's mercy for a short break or there would've been more people in that room. we believe that because of her loving-kindness, the shooter did not kill her. he stood over her and shot her, he could've easily aimed at her head, but shot her in the leg instead. again, fortunately, amanda gaspard is expected to survive, she does have a rough road ahead of her however. in hinsdale, julie loncich, wbz news. >>> and amanda's sister tell us amanda is having a hard time with the pain from the wound and the emotional trauma. but lindsey says,

her family pastor raced to her parent's home in hinsdale last night after hearing the news. >> they are all exhausted, last night. and they are encouraged. it is going to be a long road to recovery for amanda, but they are obviously thrilled that she is alive because some of the other ones didn't make it. gaspard is an employee of the san bernardino county health department. ed: boston police are urging vigilance after this latest shooting. heather: especially at a big public events. mary saladna is live at boston common, where one of those was held tonight. mary? mary: many viewers watch the tree lighting but others came in person to see it live and had no regrets. [cheering and applauding] it is not that they are not concerned about their security. they decided not to be ruled by fear. >> i think it is important to be cautious about this and christmas is my favorite time of year. >> i saw the backpack sitting on a bench. you are aware of it. of its the same awareness that you always have. i think, again, cannot be held hostage. >> was it worth it? >> yeah. mary. they appreciated the r

shelley: one of the wounded in that shooting is a woman from hinsdale, new hampshire. the strength her childhood to pastor says will carry her through this. tom: hillary clinton addressed the attack in california while >> but it' s becoming clearer in any that we are dealing with an act of terrorism. tom: the steps she thinks should be taken to prevent future attacks. mike: temperatures head higher as we move through the weekend. how mild it will get saturday and >> no one covers new sunday. hampshire like we do. shelley: investigators have identified the 14 people killed in an attack at a holiday party in san bernardino, california they range in age from 26 to 60 and most work in that county public health department. tom: brandi hitt begins our team coverage. she is live in san bernardino california with the latest information for us right now. >> we' re learning so much more about the 14 people killed in this deadly shooting spree. the oldest is 60, the youngest just 26 years old, and many of them are parents with young children. tonight hundreds in this community ar

her parents still live in hinsdale. he prayed with ken and dianne when he first shooting. >> they are all exhausted. they didn't sleep last night much. they are encouraged. it is going to be a long amanda. they are just thrilled obviously some of the it. ray: a relative says amanda was shot in the leg three times. miller says gaspard underwent surgery went night. she will be okay. her parents are by her side at a hospital in california. in the studio, ray brewer, wmur news 9. sean: thanks. the manchester man who murdered their parents and set their home on fire will spend the rest of his life behind bars. matthew dion was sentenced to 60 years to he killed his parents, bob and connie dion, in march of 2014. before his sentence was handed down, his former fiance spoke out in court. >> i cannot imagine how scared, how terrorized, and how many pain your parents must have felt to die by the hands you loved unconditionally. sean: in a statement they said they hope that bob and connie can now rest in peace. >>> the man in the

the 32-year-old is from hinsdale, new hampshire. she used to work for the cheshire medical center in keene. she was shot 3 times in the leg. her family pastor raced to her parents' home in hinsdale after hearing the news. >> they are encouraged. it is going to be a long road to recovery for amanda. they are thrilled she is alive because some of the other ones didn't make it. the san bernardino county health department. randy: right now, boston police for vigilance in wake of the violence in san bernardino. thousands of people attended the holiday lights tree lighting last night on boston common, with an increased police presence. but as boston police commissioner williams evans points out, it's what you don't see that is critical. you know, working with our partners in the joint terrorism task force. we're involved in monitoring travel in and out of not only our state but out of the country. there is a lot of great information sharing. randy: the big concern for law enforcement right now, lone wolves that fly under the radar. the u.

amanda gaspard grew up in hinsdale. her pastor says she lives in california and works for the san bernardino county health department. a relative said she had surgery after being shot in the leg three times. expected to be okay. sean: the red cross says it is helping ten people following a fire early this morning in concord. firefighters are still at the scene. there are no reports that anyone was hurt. >>> a man is recovering after he was shot in the in manchester. police found the man inside an apartment on prescott street. they have not announced any arrests. >>> coming up on "daybreak" this friday, we'll check out the national christmas tree lighting. tt2w`tsi`rt" bt@qakh tt2w`tsi`rt" "a@qqg, tt2w`tsi`rt" bm@qzl tt4w`tsi`rt"" dztq b78 tt4w`tsi`rt"" entq 23x tt4w`tsi`rt"" gzt& +4 tt4w`tsi`rt"" hnt& ;:l tt4w`tsi`rt"" iztq qs4 tt4w`tsi`rt"" jntq c#t tt4w`tsi`rt"" lzt& [n( it's called a rigged economy, and this is how it works. most new wealth flows to the top 1%. it's a system held in place by corrupt politics where wa

the 32-year-old originally from hinsdale shot several times, we doing. >> reporter: new this morning, amanda gaspard's sister tells us amanda is having a hard time with the pain from the wounds and the emotional trauma. but lindsey gaspard says quote my sister is one of the strongest people i know, and she has incredible faith in god, so we know she'll get through this. she also says amanda quote specifically want to do thank the first responders, paramedic and police officers who helped her and the victims. the 32-year-old moved to california three years ago, where she works as a restaurant inspector for the county. her family travelled to be with amanda in the hospital. in an interview with the adventist review, her mother diane described what happened during the holiday party. quote she was in charge of the mercy she had just dismissed everyone pour -- for a short break or there would've been more peep in the room. we believe because of her loving-kindness, the shooter did not kill her. he stood over her and shot her. he could easily have aimed at her head but shot at her leg inste

sean: there is apparent isis connection to the mass shootings. 32-year-old amanda gaspar live in hinsdale, and her parents still live in town. friends and family say she was shot three times in the lake. she had surgery wednesday nights, and she is excited to be ok. breaking news out of massachusetts right now -- a bomb squad blew up suspicious luggage found in boston. atlantic avenue in boston. next to vehicle. vehicle. we will continue to keep you in. closer to home, an early morning fire has apparently claimed one life in concord. the man' s body was found in a first-floor apartment. an autopsy is scheduled for later today to determine the cause of death. at this time, officials are not releasing his name. know so far. ray: according to witnesses, several people tried to enter the burning building to rescue the man trapped inside only to be forced back by the flames. the call came in to the fire department at 3:24 in the morning, reporting smoke in the building at 96 rumford street in concord. a woman who lives across the street says she heard a horrific sound. >> neighbors actually sc

live in hinsdale new hampshire, christine mccarthy, fox 25 news. >>> a vigil is taking place in a the site of yesterday's shooting. speakers taken to a podium as the community tries to heal. we'll continue to check in on what's happening there throughout the newscast. >> we are getting an inside look tonight at that building where the shooting happened. this video here shows officers rescuing the survivors. dozens of people who ran and hid for their lives when the gunfire erupted. >> try to relax. everyone try to relax. i'll take a vote. just be cool, okay. >> amazing words of strength from that officer who promised, as you just heard, to risk his own life to keep those workers safe. you can hear them all whispering nervously as they are led out of the building. >>> no stranger to active shooting situations after the marathon bombing and tonight several people in watertown attending an active shooter training seminar, they learned about the alice program which is taught to kids in the schools, called for alert, lock-down, >> if you're in the workplace and know the doors are secured an

. >> reporter: there's a lot of relief here in the town of hinsdale new hampshire where amanda gasburg grew up but sadness and shock that such an active evil could hit such a small tight-knit community. >> reporter: amanda's mother had just finished decorating the mountain view seventh day adventist church when she news. >> you hear somebody's shot you're worried they're still alive or dead. so i went over to the family immediately. >> reporter: the 31-year-old was one of 21 people injured in the san bernardino shooting that pastor arthur miller says amanda was shot in the leg. shrapnel ended her head and arms. >> maybe an hour from when we first heard she had been shot until we actually confirmed that she was in stable condition. so there was a tense period there for a while. >> reporter: amanda had left new hampshire in 2012 and working as an environmental health specialist for the san bernardino coin department of health. >> amanda was probably very -- helped out a lot of people during that tragic event with prayers and company of people that were wounded. indeed diane gascar said s

now a relative tells us that while she is originally from hinsdale, she now works for the san bernardino county health department, according to her grandmother. a relative says that during the deadly shooting yesterday in san bernardino, gaspard was shot three times in the leg. now her grandmother says that her granddaughter had surgery last night and is expected to recover. today gaspar's mother diane posted this statement on her facebook page. one of her first comments to us was that somehow this situation could be used to witness for the lord, her faith is so strong, she was praying with other victims while she was lying there bleeding. we praise god for sparing her life. now, we spoke with mountain view vermont where gaspard's parents are members, they say that the parents flew out this morning to california to be with their daughter. live in keene, stephaie woods, wmur news 9. tom: president obama ordered all flags at half staff to honor the victims of the shootings. flags should be lowered now until monday. president obama called for tougher gun laws this morning and offered though

yesterday we learned that one of the victims of the shooting is from new hampshire, amanda gaspard of hinsdale is recovering at a hospital after she was shot in the leg three times. we spoke to her former pastor last night. you can see that interview at wmur.com. shelley: police say a mother was under the influence of drugs and alcohol when she crashed her car on route 4 in northwood. when officers arrived on the scene they say they revived her can narcan. steph? reporter: a woman is facing an aggravated driving while intoxicated charge after allegedly crashing her pickup truck with two young kids in the back seat. police say she could be facing additional drug charges. a neighbor on harmony road called 911 after the pickup truck veered off the road and into a swamp. when officers arrived they say they found 28-year-old emmy lee wheel of a suspected drug overdose with an 8-year-old child still in the truck. police say her husband and a 10-year-old child were all the in the truck when it crashed and ran for help. paramedics gave mcneil narcan to revive her, then brought her to concord hospital.

get your free pair and valuable coupons at always discreet.com >>> hinsdale, illinois, january 29th,8. a 72-year-old chicago man, frank treadzig, gets his minivan stuck on the tracks at a railroad crossing. a police dashboard camera records what happens as two trains race toward the vehicle. the train from the east hits first, pushing the van down the track as the driver narrowly escapes. moments later, the train coming from the west plows into it and the van bursts into flames. >> this person that was in this vehicle was literally seconds from losing their life. >> the driver would likely have died if not for the help of a passerby, dan nugent, who sees him standing next to his car on the tracks. >> you didn't have a lot of time to think. i didn't have time to think about it. >> treadzig seems disoriented and unaware that he's directly in the path of the speeding train. but nugent is able to coax him to safety just before impact. >> one second the van was there, the next second it wasn't. >> his actions were heroic. he did what many people would not. >> this is similar to what the v

gaspard is originally from hinsdale, new hampshire, but she now works for the san bernardino county health department, according to her grandmother. she says her granddaughter had surgery last night and is expected to recover. cheshire medical center says the to 2012. today gaspard's mother, diane gaspard, posted this state on her facebook page. thank you so much for asking for gaspard. one of the first comments to us was that somehow this situation could be used to witness for the lord, her faith is so strong, she was praying with other there bleeding. we praise god for sparing her life. we spoke with members of mountain view 7th day adventist church in vermont where gaspard's family attends church. they say the gaspard's parents flew out this morning to california to be with their daughter. stephanie woods, wmur news 9. josh: thanks. earlier today we spoke with brad garrett, he's a former f.b.i. profiler and now consultant with abc news. he talked about the next steps in this case. where does this investigation go right now? we know it's been reported that the male suspect recently trave

her parents say 31-year-old amanda gasbart originally from hinsdale was under a table when one of the shooters stood over her and fired. she was hit in the knee and the arm and the thigh. she had 20 shrapnel wounds. she was in charge of the services center. >> stay with wbz and witness news for the latest updates in the investigation in the terror attack in california. again, we will carry the president's address to the nation tonight, live at 8:00. >>> meanwhile, plenty of people in downtown boston yesterday, got quite a scare. a rider poured some kind of morning. a short time later, the driver said she was getting dizzy. it happened around 11:00 at atlantic avenue and essex street not far from south station. police brought in haz-mat teams to ventilate the bus. luckily they realized quickly that the liquid was harmless. >> i think any time something like this happens, you know, you've got play it by the book, and you know, everyone has a heightened awareness of this. >> now that i know that everything is safe, i was a little bit uneasy when it was going on but not any more. >> you m

one of the women in the attack was from hinsdale, new hampshire. the family tells just how close their daughter was to the shooters. amanda garpard was shot three times in her arm, thigh and knee and has 20 shrapnel wounds throughout her body. in a statement, she fell to the ground when the shooters came in. she hid under a table, stood over here and easily could have shot him in the head. her parents say she's in pain, but is recovering slowly. >> in hooksett last night at hackenhill road. animal and rolled her car, the vehicle rolled into a house. it was deemed structurally unsafe. the 24-year-old was cited for speed. >> police are looking for the rob remember that walked into a bank on route 1291:15 on friday demanded money. >> the manager here tonight said this is the first time in 30 years that there's been a bank robbery here. so, she was quite shaken. >> here is a surveillance photo of the suspect. a white man in his mid to late 20's. 5-6 tall, between 140 and 150 pounds. if you have any information, you're asked to contact police. well, our

. >> victoria: good morning, jadiann, the hinsdale, new hampshire, native was one of the 21 people injured in wednesday's shooting. the girl's mother says she is leg. she underwent surgery wednesday night, and her family says she's expected to recover. her mother says her daughter is coworkers than herself. she was the one overseeing the holiday party when the shooters opened fire. the girl's mother told a religious magazine she was in charge of the meeting that day and in god's mercy she had just dismissed everyone for a short break or there would have been more people in the room. she went on to say, "we believe that because of her loving kindness the shooter did not kill her. he stood over her and shot her. he could easily have aimed at her head, but he shot her in the leg instead." her parents still live in new hampshire. her dad is a registered nurse at a hospital in keene. live in the control room, victoria warren, 7news "today in new england." >> christa: vicki, thank you. the man facing charges in being held on $250,000 bail. 26-year-old dominique carpenter grady hid his face, appe

her parents say the 31-year-old originally from hinsdale hid under a table as one of the shooters stood over her and fire . instead of being shot in the the knee and that i. she also had 20 track metal bones on her body.