linsky's project has 11 million views so far on you tube. proof people are interested. >> it's also to try to hook few other people who may not be interested in history but want an exciting story >> virtual reality will be a component. he'll meet with potential investigators next week. his goal, have the game available for the consumer in three years. >> it's a ship that lasted five days. and sank 104 years ago. of yet, everyone still thinks about it. >> reporter: david spunt, cbs3 "eyewitness news." >> wow. >> i did the film junk kety for that in '97 and saw it in the theater three more times after that. >> billion dollars? whatever >> i contributed. >> i had a computer game when i was little like 12, but it was so long ago, every time you turned to look at something, it would be like loading. >> this looks amazing. >> i think i'm going to go to have to buy that. >> the weather a little hot after a cool breezy weekend, kind of felt like fall was in the air, not anymore. that has been whisked away and we replace that to a summer-like heat wa

linsky's project has 11 million views so far on you tube. proof people are interested. >> it's also to try to hook few other people who may not be interested in history but want an exciting story >> virtual reality will be a component. he'll meet with potential investigators next week. his goal, have the game available for the consumer in three years. >> it's a ship that lasted five days. and sank 104 years ago. of yet, everyone still thinks about it. >> reporter: david spunt, cbs3 "eyewitness news." >> wow. >> i did the film junk kety for that in '97 and saw it in the theater three more times after that. >> billion dollars? whatever >> i contributed. >> i had a computer game when i was little like 12, but it was so long ago, every time you turned to look at something, it would be like loading. >> this looks amazing. >> i think i'm going to go to have to buy that. >> the weather a little hot after a cool breezy weekend, kind of felt like fall was in the air, not anymore. that has been whisked away and we replace that to a summer-like heat wa

incidents prompted an alert for boston police to inspect the tires on their cruisers and their personal linsky tells me all of these incidents are tough reminders for police everywhere. >> the police officers have to worry about the challenges on the streets. they don't have to worry about the challenges driving home or at their homes as well. >> julie: no one was hurt in the incident and the home wasn't damaged. boston police tell us they are still investigating. >>> a framingham university police officer is arraigned accused of committing multiple sex ants in front of a student student. dor miville was arrested. he was banned from campus when the university heard about the charges. a student employee according to a newspaper witnessed the whole thing. >> i can't imagine how this they would be feeling. because it is a very safe place. it is a very safe school. so i am not sure how they would react to something like that. >> daniel: he has been an auxiliary police officer for revere since 2015. to court today. his lawyers are fighting to block key evidence in the felony sexual assault trial. t

these incidents prompted an alert -- former boston police chief dan linski tells me all of these everywhere. >> police officers have to worry about the challenges on the street. they don't need to worry about the challenges as they're driving home or in their homes as well. >> bob ward, fox 25 news. >>> no one was hurt in the incident and the home didn't damaged. boston police tell us they continue to investigate. >>> a new report out tonight shows the minimum wage hike helped the state's lowest paid workers. the massachusetts budget and policy center says its average pay increased from $9.08 to $9.74 an hour between 2014 to last year. that's a hourly wages for the state's average middle class worker also rose. for first time in three years, massachusetts taxpayers will not be getting a tax cut. during that time everyone their mandatory .5 income tax cut. the state has not brought in enough tax dollars so the income tax rate there stay right where it is. boston city councils are trying to impose a tax on alcohol sales in city. they will reduce their alcohol sold in hopes of raising $20 mill

former boston police chief dan linski tells me these incidents are tough reminders for everybody. >> police have to worry about the challenges on the street. they don't need to worry about the challenges as they're driving home or in their homes. is under investigation and i should tell you, the boston fire department arson squad is looking into this. reporting live from roxbury, bob ward, fox 25 news. >> mark: firefighter was injured in this massive house fire in halifax, he suffered smoke inhalation, was taken to the hospital. no one was at home at the time. the windy conditions pushed the flames on to nearby brush, making it hard to keep under control. >> it was very windy, we had heavy which made it difficult. >> mark: the calls of the fire remains under investigation. >> vanessa: police in berlin are searching for a man they say has been terrorizing the area for nearly a week now. the man initially led police on a high-speed chase but officer let up in the interest of public safety. police in near by marlboro found his motorcycle at a gas station. they say that motorcycle was st

it's also good to read certain very influential books that have been written like sol linsky's book on "rules for radicals" how to mobilize people out of their sense of hopelessness and -- or passi passivity. and they're very good books like that. i was motivated a lot by books to a point where i would read the muckrakers of the early 20th century. i'd be so excited, i'd be trembling holding the book. and -- in hand. i could never stand bullies even when i was a kid. couldn't stand the sixth grader beating up a fourth grader. just viscerally. couldn't stand it. when i became an adult i realized there were corporate bullies around. there was an easy transition. third, this election has made me question when we need a president, a congress, a supreme court, elected officials just direct power and wealth to the 1%, what's in it for us? can we have a healthy society without them? this seems to be a theoretical anarchist, a well worked out