owen labrie was tried with rape and ultimately convicted of sexual assaulting a 15-year-old girl. chessy prout is 18 and ready to tell her story. >> this is the first time you've come out and said publicly what happened? >> yes. yes. >> why did you want to do that? >> well, i feel ready to stand up and own what happened to me. >> reporter: on a spring evening in 2014, 15-year-old d chessy prout went on a date with then senior owen labrie. she says the night went ter bring wrong, putting her, labrie and one of the boarding schools at the center of a rape trial. >> i was raped. i was violated in so many ways. >> it's been more than two years since the incident took place and a year since labrie was acquitted of felony rape charges but found guilty of a lesser felony and four misdemeanors including sexual assault and endangering the welfare of a child. labrie was sentenced to a year in jail but is out on bail, appealing his conviction. >> they said that they didn't believe that he did it knowingly. a lot because he definitely did do it knowingly. >> throughout the trial labrie mainta

labrie walked out of salem court a free woman sentenced to time served. the 44-year-old has served five back in 2011 for withholding chemotherapy medication from her severely autistic son. jeremy fraser diagnosed with a treatable form of cancer when he was six years old. prosecutors say labrie failed to pick up her sons prescription and lie to doctors about giving her son those much-needed drugs for his recovery. jeremy's cancer returned and he died at the age of nine. in march of a labrie did win a new trial on the single charge of attempted murder. she was released from prison plead guilty. >> time to move on. she has taken responsibility. she is not the same person she was when this all happened. >> this case was always about one thing, jeremy. justice has been served today. reid: kristin labrie will remain on a five-year probation for a second charge of reckless endangerment to a child. her attorney says labrie did receive a degree while in prison lepage saying today he will not resign but plans instead to seek spiritual guidance. the comments come as

and kristen labrie changed her plea. she has the latest. >> reporter: the second trial for kristen labrie. before going to trial, she has changed her plea to guilty. prosecutors saying that the heart of this case is a little boy named jeremy who died from cancer, and they say this mother withheld those cancer medications, saying the only reason a many they are would >> he was not a footnote. he was a child. >> reporter: justice for jeremy frazier: the severely autistic boy who died from cancer. his mother accused of withholding potentially life-saving medication. >> what say you, ma'am, guilty or not guilty? >> reporter: kristen labrie says she is guilty of attempted murder. she was convicted and served five years. but she was released when a judge granted hear new trial based on an ineffve her new defense attorney says she wanted to plead guilty sooner, but he encouraged her to let him fully research the case. >> i think she can have... she will live it the rest of her life. >> reporter: the judge accepting the guilty p

. >> anchor: what she thinks about the trial and about owen labrie. >> anchor: a developing story la police search the home of kris for help from inside. >> reporter: we are tracking the tropics. it's busy out there. 3 big systems churning in the atlantic. >> anchor: it's the first day of school. so where are all the school buses in malden. >> anchor: and tom brady facing his 4 game suspension. he's set to sit. >> anchor: hear from tb 12 now on the news station. >> anchor: first at 7 p.m. breaking news out of wakefield a broken golf club. the man was loaded into a helicopter to be to a hospital. this happened during a fight at northwest metro tech a vocational school. 7 news crew on the way. we'll bring you more information as we get it. >>> a violent arrest in framingham caught on camera. >> anchor: the suspect in the case a mixed martial arts fighter. video and details from the framingham police department >> reporter: fists flying as 2 framingham police officers wage a ferocious battle with marcus bino inside his girlfriend's apartment early sunday morning. >> we asked you nicely

in spring of 2014, prout went on date with popular senior owen labrie and it ended in serious charges. i was raped. >> i was violated in so many ways. >> labrie pain maintain encounter was skengs all but convicted of sexual assault. he was however acquitted of rape. they they had they didn't believe he did knowingly. that fst he definitely did do in knowing he was fooled school tradition called senior salute senior haves sex with younger girls before graduation. >> now prout's family in midst of civil lawsuited. chessy says she leans on her family for strength. even when i get my panic attacks i look myself in my closet because, i don't want my little sister to hear see me like that. and she'll come into my closet and punching my legs trying to get myself to calm down. and she'll try to give me the biggest hug. she'll say chessy you're okay. chessy you're okay. >> prout is now entering her senior year in the another school and another state. prout's experience brought about new changes at the school. >> live in control room, kimberly bookman, 7 news night team. turning now to at fight

the new hampshire school where owen labrie sexually assaulted a teenager. this after the parents of the 15-year-old girl filed a lawsuit against the school. in court documents released today, st. paul's school says it had no way of preventing the attack. labrie was convicted of misdemeanor sexual assault and was sentenced to a year in jail. he is out on bail pending an appeal. heather: delta airlines still working to recover from a system meltdown. than 250 flights canceled today. this, a day after the airline cancelled a thousand flights. delta says a power outage is to blame for the setback to hundreds of thousands of passengers. it's estimated it will take delta until at least tomorrow to get back to normal. refunds are being offered to passengers on cancelled or significantly delayed flights. in-flight entertainment is also free. heather: right now, boston fire officials say oily rags soaked in a floor refinishing solvent and stored in trash bags are to blame for last night's 4-alarm fire in southie. the fire caused $1 million in damages to a home under

in april, a jury convicted owen labrie of sexually assaulting the girl and her family is suing the school. the school's response denies there is an ongoing problem with the upperclassmen and done to prevent this from happening ha back to business for restaurants in the zika hot zone. the businesses are reopen even though they are urging to have a state emergency declared. 21 people have come down with the virus after visiting a particular neighborhood. they were capturing two dozen mosquitos in traps and now the number has dropped significantly. as for now the virus haven't been found anywhere else in the united states. >>> 26 mines for the first time we are hearing delta's ceo as the airline shut down for hours. a small fire passed the operation center and knocked computer systems offline. without the system the airline was forced to cancel thousands of flights. and it could be weeks before the airline know that key back-up systems kick in. >> we own it, i own it. i am personally responsible for this happening and i will make sure this doesn't happen again. >> everything is now back to n

this is a sudden turn of events a few months after a judge granted kristen labrie a new trial. >> she says she didn't take her son to chemo because she didn't want to make him sicker. anna meiler is live with the latest-- sicker. ann ameiler is live with the latest. >> reporter: she said the plea saddened her but it was get closure. kristen labrie stands before a judge and takes responsibility for withholding chemotherapy from her son jeremy. the 9-year-old boy who was profoundly autistic died in 2009. she said she didn't give her son the medications because of the terrible side effects. she was convicted of attempted murder two years later and sentenced to 8 to 10 years behind bars. earlier this year, the state highest court granted her a new trial based on inadequate council and she was bail but today she plead guilty. >> -- pled guilty. >> time to move on and she has taken responsibility and is not the same person she was when this all happened. >> reporter: today the judge sentenced her to the 5 years she has already served. the district attorney's office says they got justice for

paul prep school graduate olen labrie of rape is speaking out. she was 15 when it happened labrie was convicted of misdemeanor assault and felony lure her. until now the courts hid her identity but she doesn't says she doesn't want that anymore. >> it's been two years now since the whole ordeal and i feel ready to stand up and own what happened to me and i am going to make sure other people other girls other boys know they can own it too and they don't have to be ashamed either. >> the family is suing st. paul's saying the school should have done more to protect r. bail his attorney tweeting he is out and well and the allegations against him are false. that singer was arrested yesterday after an who you're long stand off with police. >>> liam martin has more. >> reporter: chris brown is back in trouble with the law. >> he will be transported downtown where he will be booked with assault with a deadly weapon. >> reporter: police spent hours outside brown's home. the singer refusing to come out >> have you seen my house? i am a bear cave myself. i

labrie was convicted of sexual assault. but acquitted on the more serious charge of felony rape. >> he said that they didn't believe that he did it knowingly. and that frustrated me a lot. because he definitely did do it knowingly. the fact that he was still able to pull the wool over a group of people's eyes bothered m.s. me a lot. and just disgusted me. >> reporter: she wanted to trial made it tough. >> one of my old friends that were boys would talk to me. they didn't even look me in the eyes. i guess they were uncomfortable or what. i don't know. >> reporter: she left st. paul's. the family filed a civil lawsuit, failing the school failed to meet its basic obligation to protect children entrusted to its care. they say it is not about the money. >> we feel an obligation that this not happen to any future >> unfortunately, it seems like the school's reputation became more important rather than supporting our daughter. >> reporter: st. paul's released a statement saying "we categorically deny that there ever existed at the

the jury found labrie guilty of minor. labrie's lawyer says prominent parents and alumni helped raise more than $100,000 to help pay for his defense. >> jason: well, the presidential campaign takes a bit of a nasty turn with both candidates on both sides slurring racial accusations against each other. a look at their new ads. >> reporter: dualing web videos from both presidential campaigns. hillary clinton trying donald trump to clan members while trump pushing clinton's racially intensive comments from the 90s. >> they're often the kind of kids called the super predators. >> donald trump would be the best for the job. >> we know who trump is. he says he want to make america great again more and more it seems as though his real message seems to be make america hate again. >> reporter: trump firing back attacking me, she's attacking all of the decent people of all backgrounds who support this incredible, once in a lifetime, movement. >> reporter: time will tell if trump's new pitch to minority voters chips away at clinton's

kristin labrie did not want to answer our questions as she left salem superior court today. she was sentenced to time already served at a change of plea hearing. the 44-year-old spent five years behind bars after being convicted in 2011 of attempted murder, assault and battery, and reckless child endangerment in the death of her 9-year-old son in jeremy frasier was autistic and had a form of non-hodgkin'sly foe ma and she did not give had him the chemotherapy drugs because of the side effects. the court ruled that her attorney at the trial was ineffective and granted a new trial on the murder charges. she was released on bail after that hearing and today she gave up the right to the new trial. >> based on what she's learned in the last five years, while she was in state prison, i think she can have closure. mind? i don't think so. >> this case was always about one thing an one thing only and that was jeremy and justice has been served today with the defendant admitting her guilt in what she did and didn't do in the care of her child. >> the reporter: labrie is also serving f

for the first time owen labri's teenage visibility is speaking out. afraid anymore to come forward. >> a man caught slashing an antihillary clinton banner, still ahead, the important evidence he left behind that led police right to his dr. . >> temperatures in the 70s in boston and the shoreline, more cooler temperatures in the forecast and a look at the tropic and how it impact us this weekend. >> and chris brown is involved in a stand off with the police for most of the afternoon of the police he woman at the home called 911 this morning saying that brown threatened her with a weapon. police have made their way inside the home, we will continue the watch the live new hampshire college students are packing their backpacks and heading back to school. and thanks to kelly ayotte, along with the textbooks and pencils, many students are carrying more student loan debt. ayotte voted to cut pell grants and to raise student loan interest rates. because she sides with special interests looking out for their own bottom line, not our kids'. kelly ayotte is a he

owen labrie. st. paul school student was tried for sexually assaulting a younger student as part of a competition with upper classmen. the jury found labrie guilty of misdemeanor sex assault and labrie's lawyers say prominent parents and alumni at st. paul's, helps raise more than $100,000 to pay for his defense. >> mark: state police are warning for a phone scam making the rounds. the caller claims to be from the i.r.s. and says you need to give them personal information because they have an arrest warrant in your name. state police say law enforcement would never call to tell but a warrant in your name. if you get a call like that, hang up immediately. >> elizabeth: the governor of maine is fighting back against claims that he's racist, but the way he is doing it, has him under fire once again. take a listen to the voice mail that he lawmaker. >> i will spend my life helping black people and you little son of [beep]s, socialist [beep] suckers, you -- i need you to -- i want you to record this and ma

reporter: on a spring evening in 2014, 15-year-old jesse proud went on a date with then senior owen labrie. >> i was raped. i was violated in so >> it's been more than two years since the incident took place and a year since he was acquitted of felony rap charges but found guilty of a lesser felony and four misdemeanors including sexual assault and endangering the welfare of a child. he was sentenced to a year in jail but is out on bail, appealing his conviction. >> they said that they didn't believe that he did it knowingly. definitely did do it knowingly. >> throughout the trial he maintained the encounter was cons consensual. >> what happened when you tried to go back to school and i guess it seemed like everyone knew? >> everyone pretty much knew and none of my old friends who were boys would talk to me. and nobody was talking about the issue itself. >> the school came under fire for its handling of the situation and for what some said allowed this to occur. what do you hope happens to him now? do you ever think about that? >> i don't, i hope he learns, i hope he gets help. because if

kristin labrie may change her plea from not guilty. she's awaiting a new trial after her conviction was turned over by the state's highest court. the court ruled her lawyers did not provide an adequate defense. labrie is charged with attempted murder. she's scheduled to appear in court on august 31. doug: commitment 2016. donald trump tours the flood ravaged areas of louisiana. the republican presidential nominee met with residents after devastate willing floods left at least 13 people dead and thousands displaced. president obama announced late friday he'll visit louisiana next week. after touring the flood zone, trump headed to have suffered under democratic control. to those i say the following. what do you have to lose? doug: trump boasted after few years of a trump presidency, he'd get 95% of the black vote. antoinette: we are learning who gave hillary clinton the idea to use a private email account when she was secretary of state. the "new york times" reporting that clinton told the fbi it was former secretary of state colin powe

owen labrie. st. paul school student was tried for sexually assaulting a younger student. lawyer to find labrie of misdemeanor sex assault and felony use of a computer to lure a minor. fromment in parents and alumni helped raise more than $100,000 to pay for his defense. cut boston rail service which connects to us maine and new york city. at issue who should pay for the cost of maintaining the tracks. amtrak and the mbta have been battling in courts over the cost of repairing the tracks. passengers who rely on the owe sella service say they hope it's -- owe cella service say -- >> people need to be able to move between the two cities and they need to be able to move between here and the west coast as well. if they start cutting off we're screwed. >> mbta spokesperson tells us they don't think it will actually get to the point where the service is cut. >>> landmark in harvard square may have to move. out of town news may be forced to leave its historic location in the square. the city of cambridge owns the plaza where the kiosk stands but new plans to redesign the plaza do

labrie was serving 5 years for the crime and given a new lawyer for the trial. she wanted to plead guilty earlier and is released on probation. >> anchor: an 18-year-old beverly man accused of trying to kill his prosecutors say curtis day impaled his friend with a club yesterday afternoon. police say these 2 guys and another friend were at wakefield's break heart reservation yesterday afternoon. they'd told police they'd taken lsd, marijuana and heroin when a fight broke out ending with a gulf club attack. >> there was a shaft of a gulf back area of mr. del's shoulder and exited the the front of his body. >> anchor: curtis day is held without bail. his friend who was hurt is said to be doing okay. >>> a high school student under arrest after making a threat against the school according to police. who said the 17-year-old posted a threat on instagram referencing the first day of school and showing a firearm in his lawrence district court. >> anchor: a fire in austin raising housing concerns. the city wants to meet with the land lord after violating several concer

a jury found labrie guilty of parents at the university helped to raise money for his defense. a reward for a possible hate crime. in the video, you can see a mailbox with its rainbow times exploding. state fire marshal is offering a $5,000 bounty for the people who placed that explosive in there. the "times" is the largest lgbtq newspaper in new england. >> elizabeth: state police are this morning. pickup truck spun out of control on the ramp to 3 north after 3:00 a.m. three men were in that truck. one was killed. two others are in the hospital, but are expected to survive. the victim of a hit-and-run in yarmouth managed to snap a picture of the driver before she took off. take a look at this. yarmouth police are looking for both of the women that you'll see, we don't have the picture for you right now, but we'll have it in a later newscast. the other person in that picture is the passenger, they say they pedestrian a few days ago on east main street. you can take a look at that picture on our web site, fox25boston.com. if you recognize them, give yarmouth p.d. a call. >> mark

it was just before graduation when she accepted a date with popular senior owen labrie. a date that she says went charges of rape and a criminal trial ensued. she faced the defendant and testified for three days on the stand. >> altugh it was scary and althought was pretty difficult, i wouldn't be where i today without having been able to speak up for myself during that time. >> what was it like to go through the court process? >> we had been prepared t just receive anapology. we had been prepared to just move forward with our lives and t the move lives. in the pursuit of justice, i would have done anything. >> one of the things that came out in the trial was that there were messages afterwards and they were friendly messages. >> that brings me to the effects of the crime itself, too, which not a lot of people talk about. a question that i was asked on the stand is, well, why were u in disbelief and said i was raped. i was just trying to go smoothly and not cause any waves. >> on one hand he was convicted of misdemeanor sexual assault, which means the jury believed that

paul's school show that parents of other students paid $100,000 for owen labrie's defense team. the lawsuit claims the school attempted to rally its well-connected members against the victim. the school denies that accusation. erika: in your health, signs of triple-e now being detected in massachusetts. mosquitoes infected with the virus were found this week in yarmouth. it's the first time the town has seen the potentially fatal virus. town officials will begin more monitoring and testing today in the area. new at noon a tour boat that got , stuck in lake sunapee is now free. the m.v. mt. sunapee ii got hung up on water intake pipes that run to mount sunapee's ski slopes. and took them to shore. the tour company says low lake levels because of the drought may have contributed to the accident. emily: patriots fans could see number 12 on the field tonight. espn reports number tom brady made the trip to carolina with the patriots for tonight's pre-season game. it's unclear how much he could play against the panthers. you remember, he was at gillette for the last preseason game but

. >> vanessa: kristin labrie was sentenced to time already served at a change of plea hearing. labrie spent five years behind bars after being convicted in 2011 of attempted murder but the state's highest court granted her a new trial. her 9-year-old son died in 2009. she is serving five years probation for a reckless child 19-year-old man has admitted to the armed robbery of a umass student that triggered a cause lockdown. this video here shows the lockdown at the amherst campus back in february. today, william mckeyan was sentenced to one year in prison an two years probation. mccue enand another man robbed and beat a umass student after trying to pass shredded vegetables as marijuana during a drug deal. >> mark: massive fire leaves 11 college students homeless. the owner of this home in austin been turned into illegal apartments, some of the people displaced are college students, who had just moved in. fox 25's blair miller spoke with fire commissioners who say it's amazing no one was killed. >> we can show you what's left of the damage here of this fire. boston firefighters

. -- by owen labrie. she was convicted on three counts of misdemeanor sexual assault, illegal use of computer services and endangering the welfare of a child. he's registered as a sex offender in new hampshire and get the apology they were looking for she had to come forward. she says now she's taking a bigger stand against sexual assault. saying it's been two years since the whole ordeal and i feel ready to stand up and own what happened to me and make sure other people, other girls and boys, don't need to be ashamed either. >> reporter: the family filed a lawsuit against the school saying the school failed to protect responsible for. >>> and the top judge in massachusetts will not -- a member of the governor's council requested a review of 18-year-old david becker was sentenced to two years probation. becker pleaded guilty to indecent assault and battery on two former classmates at long meadow high school. the district judge says the that were set by lawmakers. >>> los angeles police have sent the day s

new hampshire prep school denies it could have prevented the alleged sexual assault between owen labrie and a 15-year-old student. st. paul school in concord, responded to a complaint filed by the parents this june. they claimed the school failed to protect the children. labrie was convicted of sex >> vanessa: governor charlie baker signed a billion dollar piece of legislation in to law today that he says will help create the jobs of tomorrow. the wide reaching bill was passed in the frantic final hours of the legislative session. it includes new tax deductions tied to college tuition. updates liquor licensing rules and regulates daily fantasy sports, but for governor baker, the highlight of this bill is the new resources provided to skill building and technical schools. >> they are among the most interesting, fascinating, forward looking and innovate educational institutions in massachusetts. and they are creating real opportunities for people who graduate from those places. >> vanessa: also today, the governor updated us on another piece of legislation he plans to veto. it's an experi

owen labrie was convicted of misdemeanor superintendent but acquitted of rape. brought says the split verdict made her feel disgusted and in an interview on the today show this morning, the 17-year-old family support helps get her through the tough time. >> i just can't imagine how scary it is for other people to have to do this alone and i don't want anybody else to be alone anymore. i don't. >> the reporter: brought is using in ordeal to help others. she has partnered with a nonprofit group promoting aware ms. of victim empowerment and the organization launched a new initiative, i have the right to. as for labrie, brought says he hoped he learned from what happened and gets some help. live in the control >> all right, blair. police say a new hampshire woman overdosed on drugs while a 10-month-old slept just a few feet away. 32-year-old woman faced a judge monday in dover. she's charged with endangering a child after police say, she left the baby in her apartment while she took drugs at a neighbor's apartment. first responders found her on unconscious and had t

paul's school, and it shows that parents of other students paid $100,000 for owen labrie's defense team. the lawsuit claims the school attempted to rally its well-connected members against the victim. the school denies that accusation. ben: the controversial california judge who handed down a lenient sentence to a man convicted of sex assault will no longer hear criminal cases. judge aaron persky came under harsh criticism, after sentencing brock turner to six months in jail for assaulting an unconscious woman. prosecutors had asked for six years. persky is now voluntarily hearing only civil division cases. maria: a south african judge dismisses an appeal by prosecutors in the oscar pistorius case. they were calling for a harsher sentence for the paraolympian in prison. prosecutors call the sentence extremely light and say the judge should have used a 15-year minimum as a starting point. ben: commitment 2016: just one month from today, the republican and democratic candidates for president will meet face-to-face at the first presidential debate. maria: online and on-air, donald trump an

. >> anchor: what she thinks about the trial and about owen labrie. >> anchor: a developing story la police search the home of kris for help from inside. >> reporter: we are tracking the tropics. it's busy out there. 3 big systems churning in the atlantic. >> anchor: it's the first day of school. so where are all the school buses in malden. >> anchor: and tom brady facing his 4 game suspension. he's set to sit. >> anchor: hear from tb 12 now on the news station. >> anchor: first at 7 p.m. breaking news out of wakefield a

. >> prosecutors argue that labrie was a bitter and resentful single mom who had -- of her disabled sickly son. >> putting anybody in her shoes they might understand. i don't understand. he wasn't there. >> in april they tossed out her conviction. >> add college degree. rather than retry her, prosecutors accepted her guilty plea for the five years she has always served. >> justice has been served today with the defendant admitting her guilt and what she did and didn't do in the care of her child. she has already served five years of an 8-10 year sentence. by the time prosecutors get her to another trial she will almost be eligible for parole >>> now to the storm watch tonight as we are tracking tropical storm hermine. it is more and more likely that this system will affect us here in new england. >>> i think the biggest impact will be some enhanced surf, some rough seas, some cloud cover and maybe some powerhouse storm moving toward us is unlikely. we are still four to five days out. right now tropical storm with 45 mile per hour winds. hurricane watches are up in coastal parts of florida

paul's school show that parents of other students paid $100,000 for owen labrie's defense team. the lawsuit claims the school attempted to rally its well-connected members against the victim. the school denies that accusation. melrose police are warning city residents about a new scam. it works like this, a caller claiming to work for microsoft tells a homeowner that his or her computer has a virus and needs repair. hundreds of dollars are charged and lost forever. a melrose resident says she received several calls like this recently. the police chief says any unsolicited calls like this are fake and should be ignored, and then reported to the police. jc: making sure sailing is an and recreation offers a special adaptive sailing program. you can see the special equipment available to help kids with special needs get into the boats. energy and environmental affairs secretary matthew beaton visited today to check out how it works. and bring attention to the dcr's universal access program. ben: that is awesome. all right, a day off the campaign trail for both presidential candidate

paul's school show that parents of other students paid $100,000 for owen labrie's defense team. the lawsuit claims the school attempted to rally its well-connected members against the victim. the school denies that accusation. emily: commitment 2016, a friday off the campaign trail for the top candidates for president. that's after some harsh criticism on both sides. the eye's erika tarantal is tracking the race for the white house. erika: both candidates have been busy on the trail but no heated language over race. >> the inner cities are dying and african-americans and hispanics are really taking the brunt of it and she knows she is not going to do anything about it. she talks about fixing the errors of these and she hasn't done anything. erika: in a one-on-one interview with our sister station wmur, donald trump repeated his claims that hillary clinton is a bigot. the comments came after she released a new ad attempting to link him to supremacist groups including the kkk. something she reiterated in an event last night in nevada. collect>> trump has stood up in front of large

why she's opening up now, what she thinks about owen labrie's sentence and the campaign she hopes will bring good from her painful journey.

why she's opening up now, what she thinks about owen labrie's sentence and the campaign she hopes will bring good from her painful journey.

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in april convicted labrie of sexually assaulting a girl and now the family is suing the school. the school's response denied upper classman and said there's nothing the school could have done to prevent what happened. >> daniel: former head of the new england mafia arrested on charge and it could bring death penalty. frank sell emmy was a witness during a federal investigation back in 1993. former associate of boston mobster whitey bulger told investigators that there and helped bury the body. >> the case will go to trial. >> daniel: maximum penalty is death penalty, although the u.s. attorney has not decided what kind of punishment she will pursue. sellemi left mob life decades ago and living in atlanta as richard parker. to foxborough and causing controversy. curfew will be extended 11:15 p.m. to 11:30 on friday and 11:40 on saturday. chesney's tour said needed extra time to bring crew on stage and thank them after the show. last month guns 'n roses were not allowed to play past curfew letter. >> daniel: sweet green location in boylston street closed for health code violations

. >> a prestige justice new hampshire prep school is now denying it wants the name of the owen labrie was found guilty of assault last august of the victim in the indication is suing the school and is only known as jane doe in the court documents. st. paul's now says reports that it wants her name revealed were misinterpreted in its court filing requesting transparency in that case. >>> investigators say it looks like a freak accident. a rhode island man killed when a tree branch fell on him while he was camping. it happened in morris new york. ryan southless of cumberland was sleeping in large tree limb landed on him. he died in a nearby hospital the sheriff's office there is still investigates. >> elizabeth: new at 4:00, police are looking into two men who stole expensive drones from local stores. look at the suspects. neighbors think they were talking on each other on their phones as they stole drones from opposite sides of the store. the drones worth $2,000. >>> it's a story nearly six years in the making. >> later on at 4:00, how a war vet. >> elizabeth: a local hockey player's e