the group isn't after nadine's friend. he gets away.ine isn't as lucky. >> i was in shock when they were actually doing it. i was scared because i didn't know where it was going to end. i didn't know what they were going to do. >> one of the attackers records with his cell phone as six others take turns wailing on him, using his body as a punching bag. here one of the teens drags him through the snow like a rag doll. >> he grabbed my right knee and was yanking it. kept on yanking. my knee still hurts to this day. >> nadine doesn't fight back because he knows if he does, it will only get worse for him. he thinks his only hope is help from a stranger. >> when they were putting me in the tree, i saw like three people walking by. i was trying to call them so they could help me. they all walked by like it was normal kids playing. >> finally when the assailants hang nadine on a fence, a woman who passed by earlier sees it and realizes this isn't just kids playing. >> she put me in her back seat of her car. she was like, don't worry about it.

gonzalez also treated nadine eidman. >> i was never a number. i was never just a patient. i was a human being who had a full life. >> reporter: did she immediately put you at ease? >> she absolutely did. you know, she's really small of stature, but she's feisty. and she said, "we're just going to go after this." and i said, "yeah, you and i are going to get along just fine." and we have. >> reporter: ana met george years earlier when she referred a patient to him. soon after, she invited him to collaborate on a research project. multiple studies followed. they were invited to lecture and travel around the world. after working for george, sandy molina took a job assisting ana. >> i know she was trying to get his career going, writing more grants, and helping him get promoted, and he wasn't the most organized person. >> reporter: so ana really had an impact on george's life? >> yes. >> reporter: was he very grateful for that? >> i think he was. >> reporter: how eager were you to talk to dr. gonzalez? >> very eager. she knew his habits, his schedule, about the timeline that i

leaves behind his wife nadine and two young sons and a sporting-mad nation who will sorely miss him. jonah lamu now leaves for the final time. family home for a private funeral. carly flynn, al jazeera, auckland, new zealand. >> you can find out more from aljazeera.com.

. >> reporter: nadine mason is pushing for other businesses to follow suit. the city council is studying a permit that would set a city wide minimum wage at $15 an hour for most businesses. >> it's a matter of our own economic growth just to have a decent living wage. >> cambridge city councilmembers will study the minimum wage issue for the next three to six months before they would take legislation that's currently in committee at the state house that would allow municipalities ordinance. live in cambridge, i'm kathryn burcham, fox 25 news. >>> a major development in a story that fox 25 has been covering for months. >> what could happen now in the investigation that's been closed? and also the government saying gmo food is now safe to eat. the reason why you'll have a being sold. >>> here it is. i'm tracking the downpours on live stormtracker. are ge >>> the second autopsy performed on bella bond is now complete. >> as ted daniel found out, the girl's father can now properly lay her to rest. >> reporter: bella bond's body arrived at this winthrop funeral ho

he leaves behind his wife nadine and two young sons and a sporting nation who will keenly miss him. > former new zealand contradicter chris kemp, pg cleared of perjury charges. lee wellings reports. >> cricket is as vulnerable to cheating as ever. while athletics has been torn apart by doping, contradict to the crimea. in this case, chris cans was. cleared of telling lies in london's court,. >> not a victory as such because a case like this i don't really think there's any winners. it's been hell for everybody involved. >> a succession of high profile contradicters including current new zealand captains were witnesses for prosecution as cairns was accused of age are arranging for money. $142,000 in damages from the founder of the indian premier league. dogged with corrupt practices with entire franchises being banned from the lucrative event. it's a sport that has yet to clean up its act. >> the indian subcontinent, betting is illegal without safeguards in place. so there are millions and millions of dollars at stake here. this goes right to the top. >> ground court in london was also

sitting for the entire school day and planning to continue to sit in on thursday and called it off when nadine said she would meet and many students aren't getting the bare necessities they are getting for classes including text books. everyday things get cut. >> jessica: hoping to form a committee to make long-term changes. >> hoping to establish a monthly meeting so we cannot only make sure the voices are being heard but make sure progress being made. >> jessica: teachers association voted no confidence along with some other reasons they blamed her for not hiring enough staff to keep the music and student council programs running. live in spencer, jessica reyes, fox25 news. >> national strike to demand higher wages and better working conditions as holiday travel season approaches airport cleaners and baggage handlers at logan and five other major airports say they don't pay enough and offer affordable healthcare and workers at newark liberty airport in new jersey marched last night for several arriving and departing flights. >> julie: 32 minute on the pike 495 to the mass ave and may remembe

performances from students of former schools and emotional from past all blacks and leaves behind wife nadineons and a sporting nation who will sorely miss him. jonah leads the pack for the final time and the casket to the family home for a private ceremony, oakland, new zealand. >>> live to brussels where nato secretary is talking and holding a press conference for the turkey prime minister. >> this shows how important it is to strengthen national mechanisms, to build stability, transparency and predictability in our relationship with russia. this is key to reducing the risks of incidents and accidents and if they occur to prevent them from escalating and come out of control. we will discuss this issue of reducing mechanisms at the ministerial meeting which starts tomorrow here at the nato headquarters so once again prime minister it's a great honor and great pleasure to have you here and welcome. >> thank you very much. distinguished members of the press we had a fruitful meeting with stalzenburg but this is my first visit as prime minister of turkey and shared many in our agenda but the ma

came just a day after members of the teachers association voted no confidence in superintendent, nadine tracey crowe. >> we can't get the resources we need. we don't have the proper books, the proper materials and nothing is being done about it. >> just have our voices heard. >> now, i tried several times today to speak with school officials. the school committee chair has not returned my calls, and the superintendent was out today, and i was told will not be making a comment today. i did speak with parents though, and coming up at 6:00 p.m., they tell me why the actions of this school district they say is hurting their children. reporting in spencer, crystal haynes, fox 25 news. >> elizabeth: the gruesome murder of a woman found wrapped in a blanket and stuffed in a close the in halifax is outlined in detail this morning if a plymouth court. >> mark: prosecutors say dang strangled, then stabbed the woman at least six times after getting into a fight over money on monday. dang allegedly sat next to her for the next 40 minutessal the victim bled to death. police were tipped off by someon

uh, this is nadine tolliver, my chief of staff, and jay whitman, my chief policy advisor. you both. i hope everything was satisfactory with our aid package. it is all very much appreciated. i want to assure you that our support of ukraine extends beyond military aid. um, jay... i... sit, please. jay is working to counteract the propaganda that's been coming out of russia lately. russian news anchors say my government is illegal. that i'm a usurper. we're doing everything we can to fight that message. unfortunately, the situation is approaching a crisis point, which is why i am here. ukraine must become a full nato member, immediately. well, applying for nato membership is a years-long process. yes, but the situation has drastically changed. you have influence with president dalton. you can convince him that ukraine requires this protection. but it's more than protection. if russia invaded ukraine, the nato response force would be required to challenge russia militarily. we're talking about a global conflict. even if the president was willing to fast track your admission, t

you the story last june, and now, five months later, members of the confidence and superintendent nadine tracey crowe on monday. >> what would you say to critics who would say they needed to look in to this, which is why students activities had to be suspended. >> i would definitely say that they need to look into things. but i don't necessarily think it's weird they're looking. it's weird the major problems are. >> the reporter: i did reach out to the superintendent today and i was told she would not be making any comments and wasn't in the office. he also called the chair of the school committee several times, and have yet to get a call back. i can tell you that students say that they do have a meeting scheduled with the superintendent tomorrow, but they will be protesting before school tomorrow morning at 7:00 a.m. we'll keep you have updated on this one. reporting in spencer, crystal haynes, fox 25 news. >> the reporter: an 11-year-old girl being called a hero after she saved her family from carbon monoxide poisoning. the symptoms she saw that officials say parents should be >> plus