pam: ian beagan told authorities about 2 rifles he had in his home. he also had licenses for those. they have been collected. he is going to the va hospital for evaluation. erika: revere police are looking for these people in connection with the violent crash involving a police cruiser. michael gouthro is accused of trying to stab an officer with a syringe during a traffic stop. chelsea. michael gouthro and his passenger, jaclyn murphy, are on the run. a car with an half after the driver crashed into a utility pole. the police were trying to pull over taino reyes after he blew through a stop sign. they caught him at a nearby supermarket. medical center. for this man who is accused of murdering a woman involved in. kenneth manning killed coleen russell, leaving her body at the cliffside commons apartments. anyone with information is asked to come forward. >> a big weekend with the republican primary in south carolina and the democratic caucuses in nevada. the candidates are tackling the issue of immigration. donald trump is clarifying his megan: donald trump sticking to his stance. >

his attorney argued that ian beagan was scarred by his experience as a medic in afghanistan and the judge ordered him to get treatment at the va hospital. >> still ahead -- terrifying moments. the train nearly hit a school bus full of students and the driver said he never saw coming. >> broken pipes flooding a local hospital -- the patients may not be able to return soon. after snow tonight -- 50s this weekend and another storm next week.>>> coming up three >> secret -- the chemicals being added to wine -- minutes they're one of the wall street banks that triggered the financial meltdown -- goldman sachs. just settled with authorities for their part in the crisis that put seven million out of work and millions out of their homes. how does wall street get away with it? millions in campaign contributions and speaking fees. our economy works for wall street because it's riggedt by wall street. and that's the problem. as long as washington is bought and paid for, we can't build an economy that works for people. sanders: i'm bernie sanders, terrifying video -- a close call on a school bus -- s

ian beagan's attorney said he's seen a lot. the 25-year-old is an army vet, did a tour of afghanistan. now he's in the prisoner dock after a road rage incident on route 9. he was behind another car. construction kept him from passing. according to reports he pulled >> took out a loaded firearm and pointed it towards the -- in the direction of the other driver. reporter: the alleged victim got the registration number, police located beagan's toyota at the community college where he was in a chemistry lab. officers recovered a gck 23 from the car which he's licensed to carry. beagan had been getting treatment for posttraumatic stress after serving as a medic in afghanistan. his attorney says he saw two buddies blown up by i.e.d.'s. >> when they die, that frustration, not being able to help, doesn't go away. i think that that bothers him now. reporter: his parents not wanting to say much. >> we have nothing to say. we love our son. >> plesac knowledge that this is a problem that he really needs help in dealing with. reporter: so a

police saying that 25-year-old ian beagan admitted he was involved. the whole thing happened in route 9, forces cars to merge. in he's accused of making an obscene gesture and then pulling out a glock and pointing it at another person. his lawyer says beagan didn't aim it at anyone but did admit he waved that gun around. he also says he suffers from posttraumatic stress. >> he's been very good for over 2 1/2 years. and trying to deal with ptsz on his own. but -- ptsd on his own. but you can't do it alone. this incident probably arose from the fact that he'd gotten away from his treatment for a couple of months. maria: the judge sent him back to the v.a. hospital for evaluation. and for some treatment, so far, he's not been charged, could be part of this program for vets who get into trouble. the police have since taken custody of his guns. ed: the f.b.i. is doubling its reward for man who is dubbed they're afraid he's gaining more violence and we have more, including the one thing he's wearing to try and cover his tracks. reporter: yeah. it's unusual

ian beagan and his lawyer say the former army medic suffers from ptsd. the 25-year-old was in court yesterday, accused of pulling a gun during a road rage incident that happened on 9 route 9 in wellesley yesterday. he, quote, messed up, and feeling anxious during the encounter. outside of court, his lawyer told fox 25 the veteran witnessed some terrible things while serving in afghanistan. >> his responsibility in his mind was to care for those guys. and when they died,s that frustration of not being able to help them didn't go away. >> heather: he's being evaluated by the va and due back in court next month. died after being hit by a car while in her mother's arms. the mother remains in the hospital she is expected to survive. this is breaking news yesterday on fox 25, friends giving us that photo you just saw. we're working to confirm the names of the mother and child with police. skid marks show the spot where the driver hit the brakes to try to avoid hitting the pair. a witness overheard the driver saying, he didn't see the mother and child. police a