matt morris does remain here at mgh. thanks to great work at mass general the other officer shot was >> one week ago things looked grim for two boston police officers badly wounded in a shootout where a suspect was killed in east boston. for a time both officers were in critical condition. now good news. one of them, richard cintolo, has been released from mass general. >> i'm very happy. last wednesday night i would have never thought he'd be home with the shape he was in. everyone prayed for him and we're happy he's home. he has a long road ahead of him. >> his fellow officer remains at mgh. the commissioner is looking forward to the day when officer morris is released as well. >> we have to pray for matt. he's still in the hospital. he could be there another couple of days. he'll be a long rehab. you know, they're lucky guys, and we're lucky to still have them. >> so once again officer matt morris still being at mgh. but he has been upgraded to stable condition. and in the words of the police commissioner he's getting

. >> reporter: commissioner evans visited mgh this morning. it is here that both officers are still in critical but stable condition. after putting their lives on the line, boston police officers, richard cintolo, and hospital. the department says officer morris had surgery on saturday. he severed a major artery when police say kirk figueroa opened fire wednesday night. officer cintolo is on the mend after having surgery on friday. 7 news spoke with mayor walsh about the two officers and the community's overwhelming response. . >> really, it's been incredible. outpouring of support and love for these officers. >> reporter: right now, the investigation continues into what happened on gladstone street in east boston. will find out more about the suspect. >> reporter: the pair responded to a call about a man threatening his roommate with a knife. when they went inside, police say figueroa started shooting. he was allegedly armed with a tactical shotgun and wearing body armor. wounding officers morris and cintolo. the suffolk county district attor

. >> reporter: boston police commissioner bill evans thanks the mgh medical team including a dr. king. that naim sounded familiar to us. police sources confirm to fox25 that it is indeed dr. david king, the same doctor who saved lives after the marathon bombings in 20 bombings in 2013, the same doctor who had just finished the marathon himself, then jumped into a marathon of surgeries to save bombing victims, and the same doctor who was in surgery operating on at least one of the boston police officers gunned down answering a domestic call last week. . >> who has been dealing with a trauma to the leg for the great care they have given both officers. >> reporter: dr. king's twitter page lists him among other man triathlete, surgeon, harvard professor and combat veteran. he was deployed to afghanistan and iraq as a u.s. army lieutenant colonel and combat surgeon before he started working at mass general in 2008. and some of that training helped treat marathon victims in 20. >>. >> all of our patients have benefited from the lessons in the past decade of battlefield experience. >> r

live from mgh, sera congi, wcvb newscenter 5. >> sera, thank you for that update. sera is standing by live at mass general hospital. we'll bring you new developments all morning. stay tuned on air, online, and with our wcvb mobile app. in east boston. antoinette antonio, wcvb newscenter 5. >> it was a real shock when all of a sudden his hands were all over me. he was like an octopus. it was like he had six arms. >> breaking overnight, a growing scandal surrounding donald trump. several women saying the presidential candidate assaulted them. eyeopener's erika tarantal tracking the fallout. >> these are damaging accusations. at least five women hours accusing him of assault. the woman says it happened to her 30 years ago. jessica leeds telling "new york times" trump assaulted her on an airline flight. she says he tried to put his hand up her skirt. leeds said she starting telling her story when trump announced his run for president. miss utah says trump kissed her without consent in the '90s. that was his first response with me. >> temple taggart says she felt unsett

that is live from mgh. state police in the neon jackets have been checking the cars as they coming in, car their fellow officers. the line of cars has not stopped it's been steady. >> it's been amazing to see. quite a sight. certainly our prayers are with those injured officers that are there because they are with some very capable nurses and doctors who have been through so much themselves, but they can handle these traumas as best they can and one stable officer non-life-threatening but our thoughts are with both the officers especially the one in critical condition. >> the right side of your screen is the scene. you can see john monahan there as well. he's getting some new information. we have seen cars, swat team members leaving this area. officers will lifting up yellow crime tape and they were live in the same. because the scene is under control, is secure.the suspect in this is deceased. again, this all came in around 10:51 pm the police responded to a report of a disturbance with a weapon. we are wa

they train keeping brothers alive until they got to mgh. dr. king also part of the team of doctors that saved the two boston police officers shot answering a domestic call last week. the doctor's name was a secret until bill evans thanked the mgh medical team in saving the officer's lives. they mentioned dr. king's name which is a familiar name to was indeed dr. king, the same doctor that saved the lives after the marathon bombing in 2013. >> officer actually applied it just came off of training this past thursday. talk about a coincidence really paying off. >> daniel: dr. king's twitter page list him among other things as marathon triathlon athlete, employed to iraq and lieutenant colonel and combat surgeon before he started working at mass general in 2008. >> julie: 9:36. bill belichick became a grandfather yesterday and someone got the pats coach to crack a smile. >> look at this. cute. everybody or somebody special? >> julie: rare it was because someone left onesie for granddaughter blakely rose. no word who left the gift. >> daniel: we wou

in fact, as of 2:30 this morning they were both in surgery at mgh. the suspect is a 33-year old man who once called this street home. commissioner evans tells us this began around 10:50 last night at when the officers arrived evans says they were met by a suspect with some sort of assault rifle wearing a vest. on the radio police heard shots have been fired and an officer was done, a nearby tactical unit was kick quick to arrive and a fire fight erupted. the commissioner says 2 of his officers were shot multiple times and as we've mentioned are in extremely critical condition. >> the officers officers being outside proceeded inside. they engaged further in a -- in an exchange of gunfire. 2 of the officers dragged their fellow officers out of the line of fire. >> reporter: one of the officers injured is a 28-year veteran of the police department, the other a 12-year veteran, but in addition 9 other officers are minor injuries and emotional stress. i've been here since last night. i was speaking with residents, their account right here on the street ca

officer matthew morris was discharged from mgh yesterday. bpd says he's continuing treatment for his injuries at the other officer injured richard cintolo was released from the hospital last week. the suspect in the shootout on gladstone street was killed. todd: right now we're learning more about the workers killed in a trench collapse in boston's south end. the two men trapped after a pipe burst friday and the trench filled with water. this morning, a memorial is growing for 47-year-old robert higgins and 53-year-old kelvin mattocks. the two worked for atlantic drain in roslindale. higgins's aunt says he was a kind and gentle person who was dedicated to his job. >> his death was tragic. it should not have happened. todd: 5 investigates uncovered previous safety issues with atlantic drain services. the company was cited for 8 officials said dartmouth street from warren to tremont streets is expected to be closed for several days during an investigation into the incident. antoinette: right now there's a murder investigation on cape cod, afte

. >> reporter: boston police commissioner bill evans thanks the mgh medical team including dr. king. that name sounded familiar to us. police sources confirm to fox 25 lives after the marathon bombings in 2013. who had just finished the marathon himself, then he performed surgery to bombing victims. and it's the same doctor who operated on at least one of the boston police officers gunned down answering a domestic call last week. >> he had trauma to the leg. the great care that's begin to both officers. things as a marathoner, iron man, triathlete, surgeon, harvard professor and deployed to iraq and afghanistan as a u.s. army combat surgeon before he started working at mass general in 2008. some of that training helped treat marathon victims in 2013. >> all of our patience has benefited, the lessons learned from the past decade. >> reporter: one of the lessons is the tourniquet used on the battlefield to save lives. dr. king has reintroduced it through a program that trains teachers, school nurses and police officers who took his program a week before the east boston shooting.

get to jonathan hall with more from mgh. >> reporter: as he worked the crime scene overnight in boston the suffolk county da saw the blood and shell casings. >> there is no qu many of the officers involved acted heroically. put themselves in harm's way to confront a deadly gam gunman and also to protect 2 brother officers that had fallen. in our great city that these officers you know got the kind of care that they needed at mass general. >> reporter: top cops including mass general. when he visited with the families he spoke to one of the doctors who treated his men. >> he said you're very fortunate that saint michael was looking down on these 2 officers. >> reporter: the wounded officers identified as matt morris and richard centolo. morris suffered the more serious wound. >> officer morse was hit into one of the leg. doctors later say saved his life. >> in boston this is another example of our police officers doing the right thing and doing their job. >> reporter: the union representing the boston police and the top brass of the police are thankful that a blood transfusion was avail

live at mgh, sera congi, wcvb newscenter 5. reporter: thank you for that, and sera is standing by at the hospital. boston and we will bring you updates all morning long on what unfolded here. once again, two police officers slight -- fighting for their lives this morning. the latest with our mobile app. we're live in east boston, antoinette antonio, wcvb newscenter 5. >> it was a real shock when all of a sudden his hands were all over me. he was like an octopus. it was like he had six arms. >> breaking overnight a growing scandal surdi saying the presidential candidate assaulted them. the eyeopener's erika tarantal tracking the fallout. erika: these are damaging accusations against the nominee. at least five women now coming forward in the last 24 hours accusing him of assault. the woman you just heard from says it happened to her 30 years ago. she says he tried to put his hand up her skirt. her story when trump announced his run for president, and former mis-- miss utah says trump kids her without consent in the 1990s. >> i re

officer matthew morris discharged from mgh today. the second officer injured , richard cintolo, was released earlier in the week. the suspect in the shootout last week on gladstone street was charged with dui after police say he crashed into a east bridgewater police cruiser. the officer inside did suffer serious injuries and was taken to the hospital for treatment. it happened this morning on route 18. the 24-year-old ryan macaluso of burlington will face a judge on monday. a dramatic fire rescue in worcester early this morning. children heard screaming from a burning home on pelham street. this was the scene around 5:00 a.m. six people including two children were rescued. still no word tonight on what started the fire. investigators say it appears to have started on the third floor. nichole: commitment 2016. donald trump making several stops in key swing states today. trump gave speeches in pennsylvania and virginia. in gettysburg, trump announced he would sue the women accusing him of sexual assault. he then gave a speech detailin

we have video of the mayor and commissioner evans arriving at mgh this morning to check on the responding to a domestic dispute in east boston. evans says they received multiple blood transfusions and underwent surgery early this morning. evans also commended the officers who rushed into a very dangerous situation to save the wounded officers. he says they dragged the injured men out of the line of fire. he says one tried to stop the bleeding with a tourniquet.an hands on the officerer's wounds. . >> this job is a tough job and oftentimes people adopt look at the other side of what happens with police officers, and you know, we're hoping that they make a full recovery, as we know now critical condition in the hospital here, and the other officers that were -- are also being treated who were at the scene we had a chance to go and meet and talk to all the officers, most of the officers that were involved tonight. sure that they were able to do what they had to do as police officers in the city of boston. >> reporter: evans says a group of about 50 gathered here early this morning to pray fo

briefly this morning after spending much of the night with the officers families and in prayers at mgh. those recovery but still listed in critical condition. >> i asked the public to pray for them. sera: a tense night at mass general were two boston police officers underwent surgery after being shot in east boston. the pair entered a home for reports of a domestic disturbance. injured men to safety, applying attorney get to their wounds. >> one officer had his hand in one of the wounds and i think that was a mental in getting the officer down to mass general. sera: entered officers were described as being in extremely critical condition requiring multiple blood transfusions and surgery. just before 8:00 this morning boston police tweeting our officers are out of surgery in recovering. they remain in critical condition at this time. prayers. one of the officers is a 28 year veteran of the force. the other with 12 years on the job. both are men but their names have not been released. >> all the officers exhibited extreme courage and bravery. sera: nine other officers were taken to tufts

if you want to see our story of the hero doctor at mgh, it is right up on our web site, right on our home page. and you can share it from any of a bad name. prosecutors say he used love connections to swindle people out of $400,000 over the last two years. michael shields jr. pled not guilty to 45 dins charges in court larceny, credit card fraud and witness intimidation. a many were women he met on online dating. they bought meals, vacations and jewelry. in may and june, totaling $6,000. all of the activity on the card was fraudulent. >> prosecutors say shields also offered financial help to two soldiers, but instead stole $15,000 from him. he is due back in court next month. >>> samsung is facing a potential class action lawsuit over its galaxy note 7. three customers filed saying that they were charged even after the phones were recalled. pennsylvania, nevada and california may join the lawsuit. samsung ended its sales two months after its launch. >>> 4:47 and take you off to our maps right now. things are looking good on route 1. a new accident on 93 south approaching the zakim. v

they credit that training with keeping their brother officers alive until they got to mgh. >> the officer who actually applied it meaning just this past thursday, so you talk about a coincidence really paying off. >> and it did pay off. both officers who are in extremely critical condition were upgraded yesterday to stable. as the police commissioner said dr. david king. i'm john monahan, fox 25 news. >>> let's take a live look outside right now, zakim bridge. mild, warm night in new england. you could see the zakim earlier today you probably wouldn't see much of this because it was caught in thick fog. >> this is around 5:30 today. we've sped up the video here so you can see the fog as it rolled in. >> cars too. >> the fog stuck around for a while until sunset. jason brewer is track similar conditions for certain areas tomorrow. jb. >> yeah, you bet. and right now it's southern new hampshire where we're still seeing some fog. watch our futurecast fog tracker. in the morning shiri will be tracking low clouds and fog. do be advised we're not quite out out of the woods from our fog forecast

officer matthew morris was discharged from mgh today. bpd says he's headed to spaulding rehab for continued treatment. the second officer injured , richard cintolo, was released earlier in the week. the suspect in the shootout last week on gladstone street was reid: right now we're learning more about the workers killed in a trench collapse in boston's south end. the two could not escape when a pipe burst and the trench filled with water. newscenter 5's diane cho has new information from the scene. diane: this part of dartmouth street has been reopened to traffic after was shut down for much of the day yesterday after rescue crews spent hours trying to recover the bodies of the two men trapped in the trench. a day after the tragedy flowers scene here on dartmouth street a stark contrast to the chaos that erupted after a water main broke on friday afternoon trapping two , men in a trench at least 12 feet deep after it flooded. the two men worked for atlantic drain in roslindale. while officials have not release their names, family members

king's name was secret until bill evans thanked mgh efforts in helping save the lives of officers. the commissioner mentioned dr. king's name which was familiar to us and saved lives in marathon bombings in 2013. >> talk about a >> daniel: dr. king's twitter page list things as marathon triathlete, surgeon, professor and deployed to iraq and lieutenant colonel combat surgeon before he started working at mass general in 2008. some of the training helped treat marathon victims after the bombing. daniel miller, fox25 news. >> sara: true hero. the playoffs right now but look at first few days in retirement might make you smile. look at this selfie that david ortiz posted on facebook account and wrote finally chilling at home and he looks pretty happy and relaxed. wouldn't you say, julie? >> julie: he brought so much joy to the city and so many people. not bring us right now the traffic, jampacked and slower drive times than tunnel and another one at southampton street. accident lingering and backing thing up all the way to the braintree split. north of the pike 128 southbound and not m

he's at mgh and might need a little surgery on his shoulder. it didn't hit him too deep or anything but penetrated good enough. >> reporter: police say the boy's injuries are not life-threatening. they're asking for suspects who took off in a dark colored ford explorer. . >>> over to campaign 2016 this morning and the final debate show down. . >> that's because he'd rather have a puppet has president. >> no puppet. >> it's pretty clear -- >> you're the puppet. >> and things quickly got nasty donald trump and hillary clinton clashed on pretty much every the night's closest moments. >> russia, china or anybody else she has no idea. >> it didn't take long for these 2 to mix it up clashing sharply over russia's medicine delling in the election. >> from everything i see has no respect for this person. >> well, that's because he'd rather have a puppet as president. >> no puppet. >> appeared it's pretty clear -- >> you're the puppet. >> you won't >> engaged in cyber attacks against the united states of america. >> and things started to get personal wh

mirrors what we learned about the brothers in blue still recovering at mgh tonight. >> these are the officers gunned down during a horrific exchange of gunfire in east boston late wednesday night. matthew morris has been on the force for 12 years. richardson tolo27. at mass general hospital, william evan and boston mayor marty walsh visited the two injured officers and their families. in 2006 officer matthew morris was recognized for his bravery in a confrontation with a masked medal of honor, the highest honor the state can give to a police officer. but wednesday night officer morris was shot and moments from death when a bullet hit a major another officer, while shots were being fired, saved officer morris. >> and one of the things, he clearly said to me, i want to thank this particular officer. he saved my life. so he knows how close he was to death. his father knew how close he was to death. but he clearly, the officer who saved his life. >> and that was bob ward reporting. not only are we learning more about the officer shot, we are learning more about the troubling past of shot

we have reaction from neighbors caught in the chaos and we're live at mgh where the officers are being treated and we'll start live on the scene. you've been there throughout the night what's the latest? >> i have. gladstone street still blocked off. the investigation really just beginning this morning. detectives have been at the throughout the evening. last night this street just before 11:00 was a chaotic fire fight however. in the end 2 officers were shot multiple times. they were right now in extremely critical condition. in fact as of 2:30 this morning they were both in surgery at massachusetts general hospital. the suspect a 33-year old resident of the street has passed away. commissioner evans says this began with a domestic call at at 136 gladstone. 2 male roommates were in an argument. when they arrived evans says they were met by a suspect with some sort of assault rifle wearing a vest. on the radio police heard shots had been fired and an officer was down. a nearby tactical unit was quick to arrive and a fire fight erupted here. the commissioner says his 2 officers were sho

so i know that something mgh would be very good for my baseball team. but i-- i'm not attaching emotion to it. and -- >> when do you attach the emotion to it? ( laughter ) you've loved and lost, is what you're saying. and now you're afraid to feel. >> i suppose so. ( laughter ) i've-- i've become inured to feeling. >> stephen: how do you stay so zen about this? you have a sen say, right? you dedicate some of this to your sense. means teacher in japanese, in theater school-- >> stephen: that's what a lot of parents say when they find out their kids are going to theater school. "where is your son?" "in theater school-- ha-ha." >> in theater school in champagne, illinois, there was a gentleman who taught tea ceremony, and black ink ti champagne, but we were lucky to have him. and he and i really hit it off. i would help him in his garden and he would teach me about zen-- he blew my mind. we were pulling weeds and he said the notion to pull weeds is the same thing that causes us to go to war. and i said ( inhails ) please-- please elaborate. and he said, "y

it starts after at mgh with victoria warren. vicki? >> victoria: i can tell you, both of those officers underwent surgery overnight, and they are the district attorney is here at mass general hospital overnight, as well, and he's promising a very thorough investigation. all of this starting last way, a little bit before 11:00, a call for help, two roommates in east boston in a fight, one with a gun. the police commissioner says the arriving officers found one man armed with an assault rifle wearing a ballistic vest who just opened fire. the two officers were shot several times. the suspect killed in the gunfight. police say alive when another officer put his hand into the bullet wound to stop the bleeding. >> they had some very serious wounds and they've undergone some blood transfusions and classified them as extremely critical and obviously they're going to watch them closely. i know one is up in the o.r. right now being operated on. i think the other one is going up there very shortly. >> this morning we're waiting on updates on how

my mom said that he's pretty good, he's at mgh in boston that a little surgery because it -- it hit -- didn't hit him too deep but penetrated good enough. >> reporter: police say the injury are not life-threatening. there is an officer here on scene keeping an eye on the neighborhood this morning. police are asking for help finding 2 suspects who they say took off in a dark colored ford explorer. >> that's because he'd rather have a puppet as president. >> no puppet. >> and it's pretty clear. >> things quickly got nasty last night. donald trump and hillary clinton clashed on just about everything. >> wbz political analyst jon keller takes a look at the biggest moments. >> she has no idea. you have no idea. >> it didn't take long for these 2 to mix it up clashing sharply over russia's medicine delling in the election. >> from everything i see has no respect for this person. >> that's because he'd rather have a puppet as president. >> no put pep. >> it's pretty clear -- >> your the puppet. >> the rub shall bes have engaged in cybers attacks. >> and things started to get personal when th

let's go back to mgh and see if we can learn who are about how those officers are doing. >> we just got mass general here a few minutes ago and i'll step out of the way, you see heavy police presence, state police, boston police officers obviously as well, one boston police officer sped out of here quickly commissioner bill evans as you heard mayor marty walsh said they're on their way here to mass general not only to get more an update on their fellow officers but also just to be with their families and family members to try to help comfort them but as you know one of those officers is in critical condition shot multiple times, other officer in stable condition even though that officer has been shot multiple times as well. they're keeping us back so they can do their job. that's the scene at mass general early in the morning so not too much activity outside, pretty good police presence as we are waiting for the commissioner and mayor to get here. they'll talk to the doctors and try to get a better understanding of the condition the two officers shot are in our distance understandably s

they credited that training with keeping their brother officers alive until they got to mgh. it was a secret until the doctor thanked the medical team for their efforts in helping to save the lives of those officers. the commissioner also mentioned dr. king's name which was familiar to us. so police sources confirm that it was indeed the same doctor who ho s marathon bomb information 20. >> >> the officer who actually applied it just came off of training this past thursday. so you talk about a coincidence really paying off. >> daniel: dr. king's twitter page lists him as an iron man, try athlete, surgeon, combat veteran. he was deployed as asy army.combat surgeon before he in 2008. gene and sara, at some point this victim helped the victims right after the marathon bombings. just an incredible person. >> sara: what a full life he has led in. >> daniel: i call him a super doctor. >> gene: all this training is important. pay attention when you are going through it. that does it for this hour. now the next hour of fox25 morning news. >>> now at 60 teenager is dead after a suv hi

officer matthew morris was discharged from mgh yesterday. bpd says he's continuing his treatment for his injuries at spaulding rehab. the other officer who was injured, richard cintolo, was released from the hospital last week. the suspect in the shootout on gladstone street was killed. more about the workers killed in a trench collapse in boston's south end. the two men trapped after a pipe burst friday and the trench filled with water. this morning a memorial is growing for 47-year-old robert higgins and 53-year-old kelvin mattocks. the two worked for atlantic drainage. >> his death was tragic. and from what we've heard should not have happened. todd: 5 investis atlantic drain services. the company was cited for eight different violations earlier this year and was fined $20,000 by osha. dartmouth street from warren to tremont streets is closed during the investigation. antoinette: a murder investigation in cape cod after a double stabbing. this happened early saturday morning at a house on beth lane in hyannis. police say when first respon

people to stay one suspect and he was dead and they gave the all clear and then the focus shifted to mgh where doctors are working to save those wounded officers. people and police officers across the country are showing their support for this. want to show you a tweet from san diego police chief shelly zimmerman who said all of us at san diego pd sending our thoughts and prayers to boston police. in the next five minutes speak with dan linski, the former superintendent of police. dramatic incident. we will be back in 30 minutes. gene and sara. >>> and this is the second police shooting in boston this year. on january 8, officer kurt stokingger was shot in the leg after pulling over a suspected drug dealer in dorchester. other officers were able to chase town and arrest without harming them. spent three days recovering in the hospital. in march of 2015, officers monahan was shot in the face during a traffic stop in roxbury. other officers ith anglo west. he survived the shooting and received the boston police heroes award. >>> it is 5:17. good morning, everyone. conditions pretty similar

. >> and a commissioner did specifically also thank the medical staff at mgh where officer cintolo and morris are today as well staff tufts why mine other officers were treated for minor injuries and stress. the district attorney is is says it will before there's investigation into use of force is complete. live bpd headquarters i'm katherine, fox 25 news. >> we just obtained a new newing shot figueroa from an arrest in arson arrest in georgia in 2009. now this was a when he was living in cobb county just outside of atlanta. commission everyone's mentioned he had a. kirk figueroa was also a boston constable who described himself as former member of u.s. army fox 25 malini basu gigging inspect he had secret alias online? >> he did, and that name is mark coco. that is 33-year-old moved into that apartment earlier in january. his mother moved him in here. he lived in a little room over here and he stayed to himself. >> neighbors we spoke to tell us they were always confused about kirk figueroa. who was he? and what did he do for a living? according to his facebook page promoter. at 33 yea

. >> anchor: doctors at mgh say since 2012 they have seen hundreds of these mysterious case breakout across the country in kids under 12. scientists are working diligently to develop a vaccine but for now he gets regular therapy. >> it is 9:48. we track traf and weather together every 10 minutes. and new accident on route one is southbound. overall volume has lightened up so not a huge issue. another accident on pike eastbound approaching weston tolls. 14 minutes on route one from 128 to tobin. 36 minutes on 93 south. half an hour on pike eastbound from 495 to mass avenue. and meteorologist shiri spear joining us. now this morning we enjoyed at least a dry commute. and that will be different for people heading home this afternoon? >> weather: you are so lucky with timing of this. your whole traffic this morning was six hours sooner. >> then i have tomorrow morning. >> weather: tomorrow morning first half could be dicey. but rain. flooding from clogged drains big issue tomorrow. but right now watching for a flurry to central or western massachusetts. everything is essentially drying u

. >>> end tonight those officers are in stable but critical condition at mgh. nine other officers were treated and released for now nou coming up at 6, what the police commissioner calls an unbelievable coincidence about the tools that helped officers stop the bleeding. >> for now we're live a bpd headquarters i'm katherine. >> authorities is a suspect was wearing body armor and had two guns and a knife on him when officers were called to the home. to want there are still many questions about who he really is. fox 25 melanie has new details she's live for us in east boston he appears to have used a different name online. >> he did, vanessa. he used a different name according to a facebook profile page the 33-year-old was aspire st. guillen actor, mu tigs and proekter so many people are left wondering what did he do for a live heing roomed into room here back in january where he lived by himself. >> at 33 years old kirk figueroa tried to have an accomplished resume. figueroa was a city of boston. neighbors thought he was a cop just by his actions. >> i want to b

the department tweeting just moments ago, officer richard cintolo has been discharged from mgh. he goes on to say, he is happy to be home. grateful for the outpouring of prayers and support. he and officer matt morris were shot last week, responding to a night between two roommates in east boston. officer morris is still recovering, but fantastic news tonight regarding that officer. now at 5:30 p.m., a new stealing hundreds of thousands of dollars from women he met through on-line dating sites. prosecutors also say he conned two soldiers, who were on active-duty in the u.s. army. >> vanessa: fox 25's jason law is here to explain how the suspect was able to win their trust. >> kevin: mark and vanessa, prosecutors say the man would meet the women on line, have a fling and get their personal information to open credit cards accounts. 25-year-old michael shields appeared in suffolk county different charges including larceny, credit card fraud and witness intimidation. investigators say shields used the credit cards to buy meals, vacations, clothing and jewelry. those charges added u

he reached out to fox 25 on facebook last night to say what a great doctor this mgh surgeon is. >> john monahan spoke to him and another incredible story here about dr. david king. >> >> the reporter: that's right. we spoke to mario olivero tonight. he lives in tewksbury tonight, but he's a former somerville police detective, shot in the line of duty six times. he tells fox 25 news, he dr. king brought him back to life both of those times. mario reached out to us last night, half seeing our story about dr. king and about how he saved the two boston comes. mario invited us to his home here in tewksbury to tell us what happened to him. he even showed us one of the bullets that dr. king removed from his side. mario was serving a warrant on november 2 of 2010, when he was shot three times in the stomach, twice in the chest, and once in the arm. he was rushed to mass general and taken to s he says, dr. king literally squeezed his heart to get it to start pumping again. >> my heart stopped twice. i have died on the table twice and that he had cut my diagram and reached in with his own hand an

you want to watch the story on the hero doctor at mgh it's on the boston.com on the front page and you can share it from our social after a hot one just the day before. >> yeah, dramatic difference today, you can feel it outside. kevin, you have rain in the forecast, too? >> sure do, 19 degrees cooler in boston than yesterday, remember the 80s? remember the 80s? i do, air bands, great time. temperatures really dropping and tody's highs are 62 in boston, off to the west 64, out in bedford. it was 70 in western massachusetts, and on the south coast. this evening your dinner plans include upper 50s to about 60 degrees in most places, so it is a tt today. more in line where it should be this time of year, mid-to-late october. there are rain showers to the west as mentioned we are tracking those, in fact, there are some in new england right now. they are coming through southern new hampshire and it is essentially new hampshire, storm tracker radar, nothing showing up here in almost all of massachusetts. couple springs in the berkshires e here is the heavy rain on i. 89 from the emanuel afri

they credit that training with keeping their brother officers alive until they got to mgh. >> the officer who actually applied it, just came off the thursday. so, you talk about a coincidence really paying off? >> i'm john mo that han, fox 25 news. >> it did pay off. both officers who were in extremely critical condition are now stable and on the road to recovery. >> love hearing that. a high school boy came to the aid of a little gift whose heart was broken because her dad is away serving our country. 9 year-old add di rodriguez is a cheerleader in san antonio. her father is in the air force and he is away at training right now. so, that meant add di was the only one who couldn't have her father/daughter cheer. that's until senior matthew garcia ran down from the bleachers and literally lifted her spirits. >> i just felt like somebody -- i thought it was so nice, especially because my dad is serving. >> she is so cute. add di's mom said her heart melted at the teenager's kind gesture. mine, too. >> four your local forecast from meteorologist sarah wroblewski and the fox 5 storm tracker w

. >>> for the first time we're hearing from the surgeon at mgh who treated the officers the night of the shoot out. he also helped trained boston police to use tourniquets to save lives. >> this is the embodiment of recognizing that anyone can be empowered to help themselves or their buddy. and that this lifesaving maneuver doesn't professional. and when it's done properly it saves a life. >> dr. king also ran the 2013 marathon and treated marathon survivors. >> we will continue to monitor the 2 police officers of course as they continue to recover. stay with wbz on air and online for the very latest developments. >>> and ahead this morning we've already seen what tom brady 12 and the rest of the patriots are preparing for his return to gillette. >> and enriching the lives of babies born into poverty. we're talking with room to grow for today's community segment. that's coming up right after the ? ?? with simply right checking from santander bank, just make one deposit, withdrawal, transfer, or payment each month to waive the monthly fee. and there's no minimum balance. you're alrigh

if you'd like to see our story on the hero doctor at mgh. there he is. fox25boston.com. you can also share it from any of our social media accounts. >> and if you're waking up right now, you're probably waking up to fog, a lot of left over rain. and just an overall, a dreary morning, jason. >> it is. very dreary, we had incredible rain totals yesterday. >> jason: buckets. >> jason brewer: literally buckets. this is the highest number i can find in worcester county, 5.24 westborough, just the worcester county totals it was the hardest hit. westborough 4.2. uxbridge almost 4 inches of rain. let's track some other totals pepperell, 3.7. westford, 3.5. hopkinton, 3.2. boston checked in with more than an inch of rain. even an inch of rain is a really good soaking. we certainly got there just about anywhere. especially the cape and islands. this is what potent disturbance, coming in upper levels of the e.r. into. this will be round 2. right now the showers over western new england over to worcester about 1:00, 1:30, if i just track this live. let's go ahead with the future cas

officer richardson is out of the hospital and matt morris is still being cared for the mgh. the blood drive hundreds from 8:00 to 3:00 at the policeman's association in dorchester. spent 21 years in the navy, defending america. if i only showed up half of the time, i'd have been court-martialed. but that's what senator kelly ayotte did. she missed nearly half of her homeland security hearings. vo: on critical homeland security hearings, ayotte was mia... cash comes first. bob hillery: when it comes to fighting terrorism, fifty percent doesn't cut it. afscme is responsible for >> ok, 49 degrees, cindy fitzgibbon, 69 degrees this time yesterday. >> and going to be a lot cooler today but look at this, bright sunshine this morning, and that is not going to last, there is rain off to the west, and clouds in advance of this come in, and it's chilly now, 39 in orange and 51 in worcester and 57 in boston, and we are going to jump up into the lower 60s, and then stop in town assess the clouds increase after lunchtime, and the sea breeze, low 60s at the coast and mid and upper 60's fa

. >> doctors at mgh said that since 2012 they have seen hundreds of these mysterious cases breakout across the country. and kids vaccine but for now mathew gets regular therapy. >> anchor: dracut woman gone for three full days and this morning she is safe and recovering at the hospital. family said that they were fearing the worst. when an off duty firefighter found her hiding under a neighbor's boat. daniel miller joins us with a clue that led him to that spot. daniel, good morning. >> reporter: it was an ice cream bowl that he off duty firefighter spotted next to the to catherine. when i talked to dracut police yesterday they said they were urging people to check sheds and places on property to see if she was inside. turns out she was found inside of this boat. on a neighbor's property. lucer survived 71 hours in the cold. this morning she is being treated at a lowell hospital. for days nowhere to be found. and family feared the worst. and late yesterday afternoon off duty firefighter found her. louisa sertucked away under the tarp of this boat. she was carrying and a spoon. when she wen