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lawyers for former seabrook police officer mark richardson said it was just a 10 second moment during an otherwise brilliant 13-year career in law enforcement. richardson was sentenced thursday for slamming michael bergeron into a wall while in custody, which was captured on police department surveillance cameras. >> to say i've always felt remorse for my actions that night, at no time did i ever act simply responded the way i was trained, my only intentions were to gain and maintain control of mr. bergeron. reporter: in may a mistrial was declared after a jury failed to reach a verdict, but richardson pleaded guilty to simple assault last month. he told the court he simply wanted to move on with his life and felt this was best for him and his family. prosecutors say richardson was essentially punishing bergeron for his obnoxious behavior while in custody. the judge said this is as much about public trust as it is about the use of force. >> by your actions you undermine that confidence that people place in the police officers to be a guardian of people's rights, to an enforcer of the

jc: former seabrook, new hampshire police officer mark richardson will spend the next 3 weeks in jail for slamming a suspect against a wall 6 years ago. richardson admitted to simple in the case involving drunk driving suspect michael bergeron. the plea came after a jury failed to reach a verdict last may. richardson claimed he never meant to hurt bergeron; he simply lost control of the suspect while trying to restrain him. phil: right now a state trooper is recovering after being hit in a wrong-way crash on the cape. it happened on route 6 in barnstable just before midnight. police say an 80-year-old man with medical issues was driving east on the westbound side. when troopers tried to slow traffic to stop him he hit one of the cruisers. the driver has been issued a summons and may have his license revoked. solidarity protests are being held on campuses nationwide like this one at boston college calling for racial equality. this movement driven by alleged racial injustice at the university of missouri. today the school selected a new interim boss. university of missouri wasting no ti

former seabrook officer mark richardson was sentenced this afternoon. last month, he pleaded guilty to slamming a drunk driving suspect into the wall of the seabrook police station. the assault happened in 2009, but this video didn't surface until years later. >>> we have a developing story in the battle between state standardized tests. the education commissioner has now made his pick. paula ebben is here with more on that. paula? >> reporter: david, mitchell chester says he supports the next generation version of the mcas, which adds elements of the park test and that it should be computer based. this has been dubbed mcas 2.0. supporters say it does a good job of measuring kids compared to their national counterparts, but in its current form, it's outdated. supporters have argued that the test does a better job measuring a student's critical thinking skills. a state commission says both tests are equal when it comes to predicting how well a student will do in college. so that is the commissioner's choice. the state board of education is set to vote on

emily: former new hampshire police officer mark richardson is spending the next three weeks in jail for slamming a suspect against a wall. the confrontation was caught on video six years ago. last may, a jury failed to reach a verdict in the case. richardson then pleaded guilty to simple assault. he says he was trying to restrain the suspect, not hurt him. randy: the florida officer who fatally shot an armed man, broken down on the side of the road, has been fired. officer nouman raja was working undercover, not in uniform, when he came across what he thought was an abandoned vehicle last month. he claims corey jones, who was waiting for a tow truck, came upon him suddenly, and was armed. raja fired six shots, striking jones three times. jones' family and civil rights activists are demanding charges. emily: two massachusetts doctors are paying big, accused of profiting off of patients addicted to opioids. investigators say the doctors charged low-income patients who were covered by masshealth, for a drug used to suppress withdrawal and cravings. the patients should have been covered und

ex-officer mark richardson pleaded guilty to slamming the head of a suspect into the wall at the seabrook police station in 2009. you see that surveillance video of the incident. the state is recommending a one-year jail sentence with all but one day suspended if richardson seeks treatment. >>> according to "the globe," several insurers have begun imposing restrictions on painkillers like oxycontin and vicodin. some are lifting restrictions on addiction treatment or assigning caseworkers to help addicts in the recovery process. >>> a new documentary is in the works about the station nightclub tragedy being made by the lead singer of the band who was playing when the deadly 100 people died when fireworks ignited a blaze in the west warrick, rhode island club. former great white singer jack russell said he's never had a chance to apologize for his band's role in that fire. he hopes the documentary will be a fitting tribute to the victims. >>> a taunton familiar lip's dog is back home after spending a cold night down a 25 foot well. the higgins family was worried sick when they couldn't find

mark richardson pleaded guilty last month to simple assault after a jury failed to reach a verdict back in may. he faces up to 21 days in jail. right now, this man is facing charges, accused of killing -- stealing thousands of dollars from the community fundraiser in westport. the altered $5,000 in checks and then deposited them into his own account. he is in writing other fundraisers around the area for several years under business names including community efforts. police are investigating if of his vitamin involved. >> a chelsea woman and her dog attacked while walking down the street this morning. >> i was walking down state rose -- saint rose and a document benefactress. -- and a dog came up and grabbed her. >> police and animal control are still searching for the dog. also, an unusual discovery by the new england aquarium. a postmortem exam shows his 400 pound endangered sea turtles found in cape cod died of three factors. hit by a vote, tangled in marine gear, and ingesting plastic resulting in a gastrointestinal blockage. experts say usually turtles i have one of those in this i

ed: former new hampshire police officer mark richardson is spending the next three weeks in jail for slamming a suspect against a wall. the confrontation was caught on video. it happened six years ago. last may, a jury failed to reach a verdict in the case. richardson then pleaded guilty to simple assault. he says he was trying to restrain the suspect, not hurt him. ed: new at 11:00 -- local soccer players accused of taking their tweets way out of bounds. heather: and taking aim at one of the biggest soccer stars around. wcvb newscenter 5's jorge quiroga is live at u-mass boston with what they said. jorge. not naming the three student athletes involved but conirm ifing they will be disciplined. three members of the u-mass boston soccer team is facing sanctions for pea javier off the field on social media where they have waged a war of words against former all-star taylor. >> it was personalized in inappropriate language. >> the players angry for new way to reduce head injuries using twitter to help on the all-time goal score calling him a wimp in the most profane way. soccer dup grow

surveillance cameras recorded mark richardson slamming michael bergeron into the wall at the seabrook police department in 2009. richardson told the court today that he simply wanted to move on with his life. the judge said richardson' s actions undermined the trust the public needs to have in law enforcment. shelley: in commitment 2016, jeb bush answered questions from voters tonight at a town hall meeting in tuftonboro. >> and we should campaign in a way that gives people a sense, look we' re conservatives. come join us. we' re not going to change our views to get your vote, but you' t know it yet. shelley the presidential : candidate outlined his plans for dealing with issues including the national debt, immigration reform, and entitlement reform. three more republicans added their names to the first in the nation primary ballot today. south carolina senator lindsey graham described the day as a major benchmark in his life. graham has spent much of his time on the campaign trail in new hampshire. former pennsylvania senator rick santorum was also at the secretary of state' s office

mark richardson is spending the next flea three weeks in jail. robert richardson is accused of sexually assaulting a 13-year-old hockey player in the 1990's. he said he was trying restrain the suspect. not hurting him. emily: anger and outrage from famine and friends of those killed in a fire. 100 people died. band great white used flaring up the inferno. twelve years later, lead singer jack russell is suddenly talking about the tragedy. in a recent radio interview, he says he's making a documentary about his life and what happened that night will be his way of apologizing to victims and their families. but that apology comes too late for many. >> as a human being, the words i'm sorry would have gone a long way 12 years ago. >> the best thing for jack, stay away from rhode island. shut your mouth and leave us alone. emily: there is no word yet on when russell's documentary will be released. it is 5: 35 now. a viral outbreak at stonehill college. randy: what students are being asked to do this weekend and a new study showing a spike in autism case

ex-officer mark richardson pleaded guilty to slamming the head of a suspect into the wall of the seabrook police station in 2009. the state is recommending a one-year jail sentence with all but 21 days suspended if richardson seeks treatment. >>> a roadway suspect is in court today. he waived a replica gun at another driver during a road rage incident. that driver followed his car and the police pulled him over in medford. he's now facing charges of assault and disorderly conduct. presidential hopefuls are in new hampshire today. jeb bush will attend a house party. rick santorum is speaking at a breakfast event in manchester and heads to concord to file paperwork to officially get on the presidential ballot. ted cruz is filing paperwork today and will hold a meet and greet in exeter. >>> donald trump doubling down on his immigration policy. he wants a deportation force to remove illegal immigrants. eisenhower in the 1950s. many say it was a dark time in american history and ended with mexicans. >> no, no. humane way. >> is that the america that represents this extraordinary country? are t

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the former seabrooke officer mark richardson was is tensed yesterday and plead guilty last month to us about slamming a drunk-driving suspect into the wall of a -- at the police station. the assault happened in 2009 but video did nots sorry face until years later. >>> and bryant university, the latest school to us about revoke an honorary degree given to us about bill cosby and drexel university in philadelphia rerended an honorary degree they gave him with the crime and denies allegations. >>> police charge three people in connection with a dog theft. investigators said that earlier this month, a woman and two men stole three animals from the pick a pup and took them to us about a home in plainville. two days later, a tip led officers to us about the house. they found the yellow lab and two boxers inside and reunited them with kennel workers. the animals worth more than $1,000 a piece were not injured. >>> and james taylor is returning to us about fenway park. he has performed the national anthem at fenway plenty of times but never made a full concert there until this past summer. he

former officer mark richardson pleading guilty to slamming the 19-year-old head first into the concrete wall. while in custody the teenager posted this video on you tube in in 2014 it went viral and set off federal investigation. richardson and another officer were fired for their abbion. now this morning on just one station a women speaks about the loss of her cousin after his body was discovereden a beach in plymouth just 18 years old. he was discovered thursday. he lived in mansfield and hadn't been seen since october 17th. the cause of death is unclear. family members were playing he would be found alive. >>> when the detective call me and say we have news for you. i was running and i say, well, hopefully they found him. he's fine. he was a good guy. very nice boy. everybody is sad right now. >> police say they do not suspect foul play in this case. he would have turned 19 years old coming up this sunday. >>> more news today three player on u mast boston soccer team face discipline. accused of sending troubling tweet former mls star. soccer career cut short by head injury when taylo

. >> the reporter: former seabrook police officer mark richardson, emotional, pleading guilty to assaulting then 19-year-old michel bergeron while the teen was in police custody in 2009. the video of richardson slamming bergeron's head against a wall went viral and was the subject of a fox 25 investigation calling for action. >> if i were sitting are today, i would be in prison. >> bergeron's mother in tears at sentencing, her statement read aloud by a prosecutor. >> the night you attacked my son, our lives changed. you can't even begin to imagine what it feels like to have your child attacked, and have to watch it over and over. >> i simply responded the way i've been trained and my only intentions at that moment in time were to gain and maintain control of mr. bergeron. >> before today's verdict, the state was prepared to put richardson on trial for a second time after a hung jury forced a mistrial last may. richardson agreed to a 12 month sentence, all but 21 days suspended in a plea deal, but the state was not happy with the defense motion accepting it. >> he's victim blaming and doubli

. >> the reporter: former police officer mark richardson guilty. the video of richard son slamming bergeron's head against a wall went viral and was the subject of a fox 25 calling for action. >> i'm the only one responsible for those actions. it's obviously me in the video, it's me that did it, and i actions. >> if i were sitting where you >> the reporter: bergeron's mother in tears at sentence, her statement read aloud by a prosecutor. >> the night you attacked our sons, our lives changed. you can't even begin to imagine what it feels like to have your child attacked and have to watch it over and over. >> by committing this crime, you have tarnished the badge of officers who go to work, and work hard and honestly every day and take an oath to protect and serve and you violated that oath. the state was prepared to put richardson on trial for a s.e.c. after a hung jury forced a mistrial. richardson at a greed to a plea deal of 12 months, all but 21 days suspended. >> no one is above the law. >> the reporter: richardson was tank away by the sheriff'

and last month x sea brook officer mark richardson pled guilty to charge of simple assault. he admits slamming an accused drunk driver into a wall. prosecutors are asking for richardson it spend three weeks in prison. >> anchor: new this morning. a man found guilty of lying to fbi during the boston marathon bombing investigation is asking for more time to appeal his conviction. and the defense team for rable file the brief. due today. phillipost is a friend of marathon bomber dzhokhar tsarnaev. he was sentenced to three years in prison for lying about being in dzhokhar tsarnaev dorm at dartmouth three days after the terror attack. >> anchor: more than to four years after state drug lab charged with falsifying evidence, thousands of defendants have not been told their convictions could be wrong. annie dookan serving five years prison sentence for perjury and evidence tampering. she testified in nearly 20,000 cases, the globe reports defendants had the right to seek a new trial but many were not notified. public agency with limited budget is responsible for doing that. it beli

and sea brook officer mark richardson took a plea deal that put him behind bars for 21 days. he admitted he assaulted a 19-year-old while the teen was in police custody in 2009. richardson is now forbidden from being a police officer in new hampshire ever again. >> anchor: and sturbridge man that took dead dogs to the vet is charged with animal cruelty. on october 28 police say david pelltier brought five dead german shepherd to tufts vet hospital. they all died from parvo. they arrested him on five counts of animal cruelity. he will be arraigned later today in dudley district court. >> anchor: today, state approval to bring a grand prix style street race to boston. this morning there is a new obstacle. boston herald reports major conference planned to the weekend slotted for the place in 2018. the grand prix race starts and finishes outside of the convention center in south boston and would close roads throughout the seaport area. mayor marty walsh signed a five year contract with indy car to host the race beginning next year. harold reports walsh team did not know about the

ex officer mark richardson pleaded guilty to slamming the head of a suspect into the wall of the seabrook police station back in 2009. the state is recommending a one-year jail sentence with 21 days suspended with richardson seeks treatment. >>> fighting words from fan duel and fantasy sports web sites. they will not stop taking bets from customers in new york, despite a cease and desist order from the state's attorney general there. the a.g. says they are illegal online gambling. our next newscast is today at noon. we'll see you then.

sea brook officer mark richardson took a plea deal putting him behind bars for 21 days. he admitted to assaulting a teen while in custody in 2009. and richardson is now forbidden from being a police officer in new hampshire ever again. >> and today is the deadline to secure state approvals to bring up grand prix style street race to boston. this morning there is a new obstacle. boston herald reports a major conference planned for weekend slotted for the race in 2018. grand prix race starts and finishes outside of the convention center in south boston and would close roads throughout the seaport area. mayor walsh signed five year contract with indy car to host the race beginning next year. and herald reports walsh team did not know about the conference until this week. nbta said that it has the real design winners when it comes to t car make overs. and images were released yesterday. two days after the agency said that it discovered ballot stuffing for the red and green line trains. and nbta said that after sifting through the data and ruling out any response recovered in

mark richardson pleaded guilty to assaulting a prisoner after surveillance video shows him slamming a man into the wall. richardson told the court yesterday he wants to move on with his life. richardson's actions undermine the trust that the public needs to have in law enforcement. exeter police are looking for the man that stole prescription pills on portsmouth avenue. officers say the man in the picture handed the pharmacist a note just before 7:00 last night. they never showed a weapon before getting away with drugs. >>> paving is complete along main street in downtown concord. the area has been tough because street were closed. now north main street should be more inviting with new lighting and wider sidewalks. the first drive is scheduled for this afternoon. it's been a tough couple of days to be out there walking. looks like we're starting off with sunshine, kevin. kevin: not the greatest of days. we should have used the shower activity. now that it is by the boards, the best chance of showers will be in the north country as the next cold front arrives. good deal more sunshine f

and last month x sea brook officer mark richardson pled guilty to charge of simple assault. he admits slamming a drunk driver into a wall. police are asking for him to spend three weeks in prison. >> anchor: man found guilty of lying to fbi during marathon bombing asking for more time to appeal. attorneys want three months to file opening brief. it was due today. phillipos is friend of dzhokhar tsarnaev. phillipost sentenced to three years in prison. for lying about being in dzhokhar tsarnaev dorm room at dartmouth days before the terror attack. >> anchor: four years after a chemist at a state drug lab charged with falsifying evidence been toldthra convictions could be wrong. and annie dookan serves five years prison sentence for perjury and evidence tampering. and she testified in nearly 20,000 cases. the globe reports those defendants have the right to seek a new trial but many have not been notified. and public agency with a limited budget is responsible for doing that. and it believes it would take 16 paralegals working for one full year to notify all the defendants. >>

surpassing the mark set by trent richardson. adam griffith with the extra point. griffith, 55 for five field goals tonight. a little revenge for the young man born in poland and adopted by a couple from america. derrick henry. now with 271 yards. to do great things, sometimes you gotta break the rules. surface pro 4. a new screen for new perspectives. a new pen for new masterpieces. new speakers for a new sound. we reinvented the surface pro. so you can reinvent everything else. >> verne: it is not all that long a ride from auburn to tuscaloosa, and no one will enjoy it more than derrick henry. 46 carries, 271 yards as the crimson tide wins its ninth in a row. they lost at home to ole miss with five turnoversn that game, and they are rolling. it took a little struggle tonight. >> gary: it did but that touchdown made a lot of alabama fans very happy, if you know what i mean. >> verne: i think i get your drift. and only now is the game over. the struggle continues. kerryon johnson. >> gary: great job by jeremy johnsonnn the bench.h. i was watching him. he went right

surpassing the mark set by trent richardson. adam griffith with the extra point. griffith, 55 for five field goals tonight. a little revenge for the young man born in poland and adopted by a couple from america. derrick henry. surface pro 4. a new screen for new perspectives. a new pen for new masterpieces. new speakers for a new sound. we reinvented the surface pro. so you can reinvent everything else. >> verne: it is not all that long a ride from auburn to tuscaloosa, and no one will enjoy it more than derrick henry. 46 carries, 271 yards as the crimson tide wins its ninth in a row. they lost at home to ole miss with five turnovers in that game, and they are rolling. >> gary: it did but that touchdown made a lot of alabama fans very happy, if you know what i mean. >> verne: i think i get your drift. and only now is the game over. the struggle continues. kerryon johnson. >> gary: great job by jeremy johnson on the bench. i was watching him. he went right over to ray and said, "hey, we have all been there. we have all made mistakes. it's not on you." everybody tri

surpassing the mark set by trent richardson. adam griffith with the extra point. griffith, 55 for five field goals tonight. a little revenge for the young man born in poland and adopted by a couple from america. derrick henry. now with 271 yards. to do great things, sometimes you gotta break the rules. surface pro 4. a new screen for new perspectives. a new pen for new masterpieces. new speakers for a new sound. we reinvented the surface pro. so you can reinvent everything else. >> verne: it is not all that long a ride from auburn to tuscaloosa, and no one will enjoy it more than derrick henry. 46 carries, 271 yards as the crimson tide wins its ninth in a row. they lost at home to ole miss with five turnovers in that game, and they are rolling. it took a little struggle tonight. >> gary: it did but that touchdown made a lot of alabama fans very happy, if you know what i mean. >> verne: i think i get your drift. and only now is the game over. the struggle continues. kerryon johnson. >> gary: great job by jeremy johnson on the bench. i was watching him. he went righ

surpassing the mark set by trent richardson. adam griffith with the extra point. griffith, 55 for five field goals tonight. a little revenge for the young man born in poland and adopted by a couple from america. derrick henry. now with 271 yards. to do great things, sometimes you gotta break the rules. surface pro 4. a new screen for new perspectives. a new pen for new masterpieces. new speakers for a new sound. we reinvented the surface pro. >> verne: it is not all that long a ride from auburn to tuscaloosa, and no one will enjoy it more than derrick henry. 46 carries, 271 yards as the crimson tide wins its ninth in a row. they lost at home to ole miss with five turnovers in that game, and they are rolling. it took a little struggle tonight. >> gary: it did but that touchdown made a lot of alabama fans very happy, if you know what i mean. >> verne: i think i get your drift. and only now is the game over. the struggle continues. kerryon johnson. >> gary: great job by jeremy johnson on the bench. i was watching him. he went right over to ray and said, "hey, we have

mark mangino. the benching of sam richardson-- and emergence of ankeny grad joel lanning. jon: the cyclones nearly upset oklahoma state last week before seeing the cowboys claim a victory late in the 4th quarter. then isu blew a 35-14 halftime lead yesterday at k-state-- it was truly a meltdown-- but one i didn't necessarily blame on rhoads. still it was enough for pollard to make the decision. jon so let's look at rhoads' resume--in 7 seasons as head coach he was 32 adn 54 overall-- 3-8 this season with a game remaining. 1-2 in bowl games-- he hasn't been back to a bowl since 2012 i know rhoads would probably rather have his job over the money-- but it's estimated he'll be making four and a half million dollars in his contract buyout. his contract ran through 2021-- and they owed him 750 thousand per year. jon/bam jordan first let's talk about rhoads-- great person, speaks his mind, you can tell he loves coaching, and coaching right down the road from his old stomping grounds. you see the relationship he develops with players, he's a genuine person. something that needs t

a change at offensive coordinator from mark mangino to todd sturdy - a change in quarterback, from sam richardson to joel lanning. with texas coming to town for homecoming - i-s-u was hoping to change their recent losing fortunes. iowa state, 1-11 all-time against the longhorns. but the cyclones strike first. daley, who makes a move and gets all the way down to the texas 2-yard line. next, play, the handoff to freshman mike warren - 157 yards and a touchdown for warren on the day. iowa state leads 7-nothing after one quarter. the cyclone defense held texas to under 100 yards of total offense in the first half. jordan harris with the interception and the cyclones pitched a first half shutout. end of the half, cole netten boots a 27-yard field goal. iowa state led 10- nothing at the half. second half - lanning - to daley again - 19 yard touchdown - iowa state's losing streak is over - the cyclones shut out texas, 24-0. iowa, 7-0 and ranked 10th - hosting maryland. but today it was about the rushing attack - leshun daniels is back - he kicks things off with a touchdown run in the first quarter to ma

mark years of commitment to the sport. it's a commitment senior daniel richardson knows well. 16:08:48 "as a kid i played basketball, soccer, football, baseball the whole works. so, it was a great experience." an experience he says every child should have, but many can't afford. that's why tonight, he's standing on the sidelines.. 16:22:33 "let me know if anyone comes." with a mission. 16:31:25 "he said, 'dad, i have this idea, i've been involved in youth sports my whole life and i understand there are a lot of kids out there who decide not to participate because they can't afford a pair of cleats or a bat or a baseball glove.'" gear that daniel is now collecting to give to anyone in need. he hopes gloves and helmets others have outgrown will help kids find positive ways to stay busy. 16:09:55 "there's been a lot of shootings with young kids in our area. that's definitely a huge problem in our nation as well. when kids stay active and are able to have teammates to pport them thatthey can trustnd rely on, they won't maybe lean toward the bad things." 16:06:50 "there's a lot of statistics about kids that are volv and engaged

mark years of commitment to the sport. it's a commitment senior daniel richardson knows well. 16:08:48 "as a kid i played basketball, soccer, football, baseball the whole works. so, it was a great experience." an experience he says every child should have, but many can't afford. that's why tonight, he's standing on the sidelines.. 16:22:33 "let me know if anyone comes." with a mission. 16:31:25 "he said, 'dad, i have this idea, i've been involved in youth sports my whole life and i understand there are a lot of kids out there who decide not to participate because they can't afford a pair of cleats or a bat or a baseball glove.'" gear that daniel is now collecting to give to anyone in need. he hopes gloves and helmets others have outgrown will help kids find positive ways to stay busy. 16:09:55 "there's been a lot of shootings with young kids in our area. that's definitely a huge problem in our nation as well. when kids stay active and are able to have teammates to support them that they can trust and rely on, they won't maybe lean toward the bad things." 16:06:50 "there's a lot of statistics about kids that are involved an

mark years of commitment to the sport. it's a commitment senior daniel richardson knows well. 16:08:48 "as a kid i played basketball, soccer, football, baseball the whole works. so, it was a great experience." an experience he says every child should have, but many can't afford. that's why tonight, he's standing on the sidelines.. 16:22:33 "let me know if anyone comes." with a mission. 16:31:25 "he said, 'dad, i have this idea, i've been involved in youth sports my whole life and i understand there are a lot of kids out there who decide not to participate because they can't afford a pair of cleats or a bat or a baseball glove.'" gear that daniel is now collecting to give to anyone in need. he hopes gloves and helmets others have outgrown will help kids find positive ways to stay busy. 16:09:55 "there's been a lot of shootings with young kids in our area. that's definitely a huge problem in our nation as well. when kids stay active and are able to have teammates to support them that they can trust and rely on, they won't maybe lean toward the bad things." 16:06:50 "there's a lot of statistics about kids that are involved an

mark years of commitment to the sport. it's a commitment senior daniel richardson knows well. 16:08:48 "as a kid i played basketball, soccer, football, baseball the whole works. so, it was a great experience." an experience he says every child should have, but many can't afford. that's why tonight, he's standing on the sidelines.. 16:22:33 "let me know if anyone comes." with a mission. 16:31:25 "he said, 'dad, i have this idea, i've been involved in youth sports my whole life and i understand there are a lot of kids out there who decide not to participate because they can't afford a pair of cleats or a bat or a baseball glove.'" gear that daniel is now collecting to give to anyone in need. he hopes gloves and helmets others have outgrown will help kids find positive ways to stay busy. 16:09:55 "there's been a lot of shootings with young kids in our area. that's definitely a huge problem in our nation as well. when kids stay active and are able to have teammates to support them that they can trust and rely 16:06:50 "there's a lot of statistics about kids that are involved and engaged in things are more successful academical

tonight, the portsmouth herald is reporting that mark richard son could face jailtime when he's sentenced on thursday. richardson pleaded guilty in october to a simple assault by a police officer charges he is facing up to 21 days in jail, but his lawyer says, he will argue for no jail time. >> elizabeth: a manhunt continues tonight for a stabbing suspect involved with a standoff with police. this story was breaking last night on the niece news -- police say the ban barricaded himself in an apartment on brookdale in roslindale. officers broke down the door and found the suspect had jumped out of a window and took off. >> mark: a new report slamming lawmakers for digging in to the state's rainy day fund. a fiscal watchdog group stays about $2.2 billion has been taken from the fund over the last three years. the money is meant to be a backup to protect the state services in the economy, if it tanks, now the group says there's only a little more than $1 billion left in the fund now, which would not be enough, should an economic downturn happen. >> elizabeth: the republican presidential candidates getting ready to t

stewart richardson: our view is the easiest trade is the currency markets. i think the next few weeks, dollar is strong, developed marking emerging markets. , the best structural trade for us is to implement a strong dollar value against the emerging markets. in particular the mercantile countries in asia. even though with euro-dollar goes down, the dollar asian story which 15 to attract a longer-term. manus: we have a couple of those. taiwanese dollar. we have the taiwanese dollar. we'll got the yuan. there is a story on the terminal, our top fx page which talks about dollar bulls are vulnerable. this goes to the last two times you saw this rampant in the dollar position. year, itearlier this was around march of this year, dollar tumbled wind-up said mentioned dollar strength. -- when the dust said mitch -- when the fed mentioned dollar strength. the dollar is trading at a relative sense at a near high? stewart richardson: stripping that developing market and emerging-market. developed market, have to resist short-term direction, dollar strength. a story that is more nuanced. i guess at the situation is what happens if