our team coverage begins right now with jorge quiroga live at the courthouse. jorge: with jury selection set to start on monday, the couple made a last-minute plea change to guilty. as they stepped up to the back door of the federal court, the ir attorney came out the front door to speak with reporters. >> they had nothing to do with the day-to-day operations at the compounding center. jorge: carlo was the majority owner, her husband doug director of an affiliated company, both reaping they pleaded guilty to hiding some 123 thousand dollars in cash after the company the third bankruptcy following the outbreak of fatal meningitis in 2012. the couple admitting they opened to adjoining accounts and making withdrawals small enough not to be reported by the bank. connection with the outbreak that killed 64 and sick and others. >> that is why they contributed the millions of dollars to the settlement in this case. jorge: sentencing is scheduled for november 1. they face the maximum of prison, 10 years in five years respectively. the government is probation for her and

newscenter 5's jorge quiroga is live in south boston with the details. jorge? jorge: that's right. the couple seen here leaving federal court this afternoon, not speaking to repor the day-to-day operations of the compounding center in framingham, they pleaded guilty to hiding financial assets after the company eclair bankruptcy following the meningitis outbreak iher husband was the df an affiliated company. the couple admitted that they opened to joint accounts, one not to be reported by the bank. the couple does not face criminal or murder charges in connection with the tainted steroids that killed to exceed four and second over 750 others. their attorney says they are remorseful. >> today's hearing at court makes very clear that carla and doug had nothing to do with the day-to-day jorge: they face a maximum sentence of 10 years and seven years. the recommendation seven years for her, not incarceration for him. jc: today's guilty pleas are just the beginning of the government's criminal case involving the new england compounding center. the most serious are murder charges against

let outside federal courts in boston, jorge quiroga, wcvb newscenter 5. maria: thank you. death of this little boy. ed: juli mcdonald has this right now. juli: we have a timeline of the tragic events leading up to the death of kaiser willis. it was at 2:15 p.m. tuesday that counselors and lifeguards began clearing campers from the beach, to change. he was seen in his nello -- in his neon yellow swimsuit headed to the bathhouse. it was at 2:30 p.m. that his brother realize his clothes were in the bathhouse, but kaiser was nowhere to be seen. they ran back into the water and began the search, then notifying police, the coast guard, and other agencies. commissioner evans said they believed it was sometime between 2:15 p.m. that kaiser, described as a week swimmer, went back into the water. >> a young child. the whole city is grieving that we lost such a young child. juli: from interviews with campers and camp leaders, they were able to determine that no about possible safety failures. but today, mayor marty walsh released immediate changes that will occur at more than 30 summ

newscenter 5's jorge quiroga is n. the suspect also faces charges of child endangerment. police say that when the man accosted a woman here, he had been driving around with his three-year-old daughter in the backseat of a borrowed car. it happened monday night around 9;30. a woman walking along a commercial stretch of revere street in winthrop, is cut off by a grey honda civic. the driver leans out the window. >> he said, how are you, beautiful? let's go for a ride. >> no, no. i live around the corner, so this activity is shocking. jorge: police say several cameras mounted around this liquor store show the whole chain of events. the video allegedly shows the woman walking away, then taking a side street, but realizing the car was still following, she turns into an alley leading to an open friday store. by this point, the man was out of the car. >> she started screaming during the attack, after he hit her several times in the face, smashing her on the ground. the man drives off. police claims the suspect was visiting his mother in winthrop, and was driving back home to lyn