a dangerous standoff in norton. shots fired at officers as they respond to a domestic dispute. >> chrta middle of this standoff. for the latest let's get out live to 7's nicole oliverio. nicole? >> nicole: kris, good news is no officers were hurt. that suspect was arrested according to police. they say peacefully. this all happened last night around 9:30. they received a call on john scott boulevard for a domestic incident. when police got there, they were told the suspect inside had a gun. now, a woman along with a young child managed to get out of the home, but they say the suspect of ammunition. that's when norton police along with swat team members surrounded the home, created a staging area. they say the suspect then opened fire. some of those bullets actually hitting police cars. again, fortunately no officers were injured, and police did not return fire. and finally, they managed to get that suspect out of the home after negotiators spoke with him. he was taken to a nearby hospital, but he also faces a number

breaking overnight -- a mother and young child are norton. emily: antoinette antonio with new information on a frightening scene, antoinette. antoinette: it was, emily. police say that man who barricaded himself actually fired several shots at police officers, even hitting a police vehicle. he eventually surrendered and he is now facing several charges. here is a look at that scene from overnight. this all started around 9:30 last night. it was a domestic argument at a home on john scott boulevard that police were called to. a woman and child escaped from the home where police say 42-year-old heath mullet barricaded himself w he also said he had several rounds of ammunition. mullet allegedly shot at a police vehicle before he surrendered. police say they did not fire back. he now faces several charges, including assault with intent to murder, and he was taken to the hospital for evaluation. we're live in norton this morning, antoinette antonio, wcvb newscenter 5. >> a hate crime on the t's red line. three teenage girls target a immigrant. it

we are live this morning in norton. chris flanagan, fox25 news. >>> happening today, a high school football player will answer to a attacked a 14-year-old girl. >> the victim told police she was grabbed from behind last week while she walked to her bus stop. michael henrich is live outside falmouth district court where the teen is facing serious charges, michael. >> reporter: the victim and the victim's mother spoke with fox25 off camera requesting privacy but requesting that young teenaged victim is living in fear still a week or so later. and now the teen accused of attacking her will appear in me today. >> reporter: one week after an attack on a teenager in bourne, fox25 cameras reported after johnal was released from jail. a family member dropped him off at his pure tan road home in bourne. back on november 10, police say thatleen attacked a 14-year-old from behind as she walked to her school bus stop at pure tan and cranberry roads. >> she was walking to the bus stop. a male unknown to her grabbed her by the neck a

ken norton jr. telling raider fans do not worry at all about our defense. >>> raider fans didn't have their team to watch but they're checking out what the chief ands broncos were doing so close to getting good news. the chiefs happen to be the hottest team in football. they've won the last 17 of last 19 regular season gapes cam newton himself for the touchdown and panthers get off to a 10-0 lead. take you to the fourth quarter. panthers up 17-6. newton picked off by eric berry. watch the return on some moves. another spin. beautiful avoiding of the tackle and he'll take you the distance, 42-yard. just got across the end zone two point conversion. chiefs town 17-14 . new ton throws for calvin benjamin and marcus peters. chief recover at the 29 with 20 second left to go in the game. now to the broncos states game. drew breeze gets it going. breeze hitting willie on the touchdown. the broncos come back third and goal from the two. damarious thomas oversaves defender dalvin to make it a touchdown grab.

we're live in norton, antoinette antonio, wcvb newscenter 5. randy: firefighters are trying to figure out what started a house fire in tewksbury. this happened last night at the home at 36 chandler street. as you can see in this photo, police department, it was a raging fire, and the fire department, this house was abandoned. it does not appear that they say it was suspicious. two firefighters were treated for minor injuries. >> and right now an intense search for this man, the suspect in a rash of bank robberies. he's been dubbed the spelling bee bandit because of the word robbery is misspelled on all of the notes he passes to tellers demanding cash. he's the suspect in at least four bank robberies in the area since halloween. the most recent the fbi says he's never shown a weapon but investigates say that he has seemed more agitated with every heist he pulls off. >> this person has been leaning in towards the teller counter. and the tone of his voice and his verbal interaction with the teller has become more aggressive. >> there is a 1,000 re

our chris flanagan live in norton. chris, at one point, the suspect was shooting at police. >> reporter: yeah, gene and sara, he certainly was. this all began around 9:30 at the house behind me on john scott boulevard. this is what we learned. right now. 42-year-old heath mull let fired several shots from inside his house out to police. one bullet actually hit a police cruiser but we are told police did not return fire. mullet told the dispatcher during the standoff at one point that he had 500 rounds of ammunition inside the home with him. at one point a woman and a young child were in the home and they were able to get out safely. after several hours, mullet swat team. back here live, mullan is facing several charges. right now at the hospital being evaluated. we are live in norton, chris plan in panda, fox25 news. >>> now fox25 investigates uncovers allegations of abuse inside a local day care. the father of a 10-month-old girl told fox25 that two workers were accused of shaking and force feeding a children. spent 1

but es end here in norton kansas. norton, kansas is a town of just under 3000 people in the northwest part of the sunflower state. it's home to the first state bank, chartered in 1902. besides serving the community's banking needs, the century old business also houses a very unique museum of sorts. this gallery was created in 1965 by former owner and president bill rouse. he put in 54 years of serve at the bank and he had this idea after reading the book they also ran by irving stone :15) :34 on screen: lee ann defeated. one of those unsuccessful candidates was horace greeley, founder of the new york tribune, who lost the 1872 election to ulysses grant. greeley once passed through norton on the stage coach line and that perked the interested of rouse, the bank president. and when he read the book and read about horace greeley being one of those who ran for president, upon finish the book he began collecting the portraits from the library of congress and its been here for 51 years. rouse created the gallery, not to moc

traveling the countryside in norton kansas im andrew mccrea thanks andrew. you can hear more of andrew's stories by visit american countryside dot com or download the farm journal tv app. when we come back, machinery pete has this week's welcome back to tractor tals folks! we've got a classic deere from southern indiana to share with you today. this '72 power shift from john deere was quite the workhorse in it's day. alan hoskins has some fond memories of a tractor just like this one from his youth and he hopes to keep this classic around for a long time. we have behind us a nighteen seventy two john deere forty twenty power shift. in the final production cycle of the seventy two forty twenties tractor was manufactured about halfway through the cycle and it was shipped to albany georgia on february third in nineteen seventy two i had been looking for particularly in nineteen head be a very very generous to those tractors when you look at what they were bringing and i found the tractor at polk auction company in new paris indiana it was the condition that you

we're live in norton this morning. antoinette antonio, wcvb newscenter 5. emily: antoinette, thank you. other stories we're following right now, firefighters are trying to figure out what caused a house fire on tewksbury on chandler street. you can see the flames. we're told by the fire department the house was abandoned and the fire does not seem suspicious according to firefighters. two of them were treated for minor injuries. randy: a teenager expected in court accused of attacking a 14-year-old girl at a school bus stop in bourne. 18-year-old john allen was arrested yesterday. he grabbed the girl by the neck, nearly strangled her before driving away. emily: police and federal agents are looking for the suspect in a rash of bank robberies. he's been dubbed the spelling bee bandit. and that's because the word robbery is misspelled on all of the notes that he passes on tellers demanding cash. he's the suspect in at least four bank robberies in the area since halloween, the most recent happening at a td bank in peabody. the f.b.i. says he has never shown a

eleanor holmes norton. i want to thank mayor allen thomas for welcoming me here. [applause] and either you're all related to him or you think he's doing a good job. well, i told him i want to be a good partner with mayors like him, and work to help communities like greenville that are growing and striving and attracting young people. he told me that the average age of the residents here in greenville was 26 years old. i also want to acknowledge josh dine, candidate for north carolina attorney general.

will she join me in congratulating the small businesses of chipping norton, and can she tell me whatrt government offer to the small businesses in our market towns? >> may i take this opportunity, which is my first opportunity, to welcome my hon. friend to this chamber? i congratulate him on his excellent result in the by-election. my hon. friend's question brings back many happy memories for me, because when i was a child chipping norton was our local town. i used to go there and spend my pocket money assiduously in the shops, so i have done my bit for his high street in chipping norton. we are very clear, as a government, that the action we have taken on issues such as business rates is there to help to support small businesses. >> we are always grateful for a bit of extra information, and we have now had it. >> this government's record on immigration detention is disgraceful, with the uk being the only country in the eu that has no time limit on detention. amid concern over plans to replace dungavel with a short-term detention facility near glasgow airport, the people of renfrewsh

kimberly bookman is live with the very latest in norton. kimberly? >> reporter: ryan, police tell

kimberly bookman is live with the very latest in norton. kimberly? >> reporter: ryan, police tell three of them hit a cruiser. police were able to get the situation under control without having to fire back standing before a judge was heath mullet who served for 7 years and did a tour overseas. police say his norton home was filled with guns, ammo and military style fives and on thursday night he used some of it to shoot up police officers surrounding the house. >>> 7 shots were fired from inside the home. the round skipped off the under the officers and they also heard the rounds go over their head. >>> police say they were called to the home by mullet's girlfriend. she accused him of throwing a fireplace screen at her and purr zig-zagging her with her child in her arm. officers were able to get her and the child out of the house, but mullet barricaded himself inside causing danger to the entire neighborhood. >>> woe got a call from the police saying get in the basement or get in the far end of the build zig-zagging. there was a problem next door an

. >> our investigation found teacher brad norton lost his job in 2004. just after his arrest. he pleaded guilty to a charge of assault then. fairfax county schools notified norton then and state officials he was going to ask the virginia department of education revoke his license. but our investigation found the county failed to follow through, failed to do so. which means norton kept his license in tact and managed to find a new teaching job in baltimore county where a few years later he pleaded guilty to a sex offense student. when we first asked fairfax county schools how a mistake like this was made, the district declined to comment, saying due to legal reasons, the couldn't comment, in this sit-down interview today between superintendent karen garza, we asked if the handles of the brad norton case was acceptable. >> my goodness, absolutely not. and in fact, you know, since i have been here, the minute we had any kind of challenge with great employees, but occasionally we'll have a situation, we hold them accountable and we turn them over to to have their license revoked.

gail norton, george w. bush's secretary of the interior, told "20/20" anchor elizabeth vargas high-ranking officials sent to secret locations. >> i know you can't tell me exactly where you were but can you describe the conditions? >> the shampoo had curdled. the deodorant the deodorant smelled bad. because it was all so old. >> reporter: she was pressed into duty as the first state of the union designated survivor. >> as we gather tonight, our nation is at war, the economy is in world faces unprecedented dangers. >> because we had seen what happened on 9/11, it was much more a real concern than it had ever been before. >> reporter: norton even prepared her possible speech to the american public. >> i didn't write anything on paper, but i certainly thought about it. >> reporter: according to 2004 designated staffer alex vogel, yes, there are staffers in those bunkers too, there are some perks. >> we were very well fed. they didn't want to us go hungry in the event of an apocalypse, which was somewhat reassur

the norton native was driving the wrong way on 495 in plainville when he was killed in a crash. newscenter 5's nichole berlie is live at the state police reporter: as the investigation continue, the people who knew james are still in shock tonight. >> my buddy called me. >> the reality is still setting in for those who knew james keating. this was the scene early thanksgiving morning. state police say 22-year-old keating was behind the wheel of a toyota corolla going the wrong way on 495 south in plainville. he was killed at the scene. the 21-year suv driver rushed to the hospital. >> he always had a smile on his face, was always having fun. i couldn't say anything bad if i tried. >> keating, a football player at bridgewater state, grew up in norton. childhood friends say it's a tight community. >> i feel horrible for his family at a time like this got a real small town here, he knew everyone, so everybody's affected by it >> although all the details surrounding the crash have yet to be released, keating's friends say, no matter what, it's hard to see a young life end so abruptl

norton collapsed on the trail as the troop made their way down the mountain. his companions immediately called 911 and began cpr, but could not save him. also in new hampshire right now , firefighters are dealing with several wildfires across the state. the biggest is in the white mountains, where about a hundred acres is on fire. the danger level is moderate, but could become severe due to the warm, dry conditions. so dry, the state says two of the fires were started by lawnmowers. all bonfires need a permit, and wood stoves should be used with caution. emily: taking a live look outside of the city skyline. a mild november day. but, city, we have a change on the way. cindy: -- that, cindy, we have a change on the way. cindy: you got it. we have a system to the south developing and it will increase the flow ahead of it from the east. that is important. with the super moon we had last when you add to the easterly flow on top of the already highest tides of the year, it could pose a problem of coastal flooding tomorrow for the 11:00 a.m. high tide. you've got to

. >> sara: we continue to follow breaking news out of norton where a man has been taken into custody following a late nightstand-off. this is a look at the scene after swat teams and officers from several communities >> sara: >> gene: police say a woman and child able to get away before there was several ammunition and got the suspect to surrender. good morning, chris. >> chris: gene, sara, john scott boulevard busy road ended after several hours. man and woman remember arguing, escalated and shots were fired. show you some video from mullet fired several shots, one hit a police car, police did not return fire. one point during the standoff police say they were concerned because mullet reportedly told the dispatcher he had 500 rounds of ammunition inside the house with him. again, woman and child were able to escape safely. mullet eventually surrendered, taken into custody by the swat mullet is facing several charges including assault and battery and also assault with intent to murder. that for firing outside at the police officer. live in norton this morning, chris flanagan, fox25 n

norton wants to make the change in the next 30 days. alternate sites including the white house, the naval observatory and the reservoir. >> that makes sense. measure the snow in d.c.? >> we make all of our measurements there. >> you think of the snow sticks doug kammerer gave us his winter weather outlook. the good news first. he says there will be a blizzard bhe of snow. -- there won't be a blizzard but there will be a little bit of snow. you can win your very own pat collins snow stick. some very happy, lucky viewer, we can't get our hands on this. we want you to know. >> i have never seen one outside of -- >> it is guarded. >> outside of of what he gives away. >> i have a personal one at my desk if you want to look at it. it is gone now. >> it is in a secret hiding space. my personal stick. here is the answer, you're wondering how much snow. this was doug's output. we average 15 inches of snow in washington on an average year. sorry about the bumping around there. we're thinking it will be somewhere in the 15 to 20 inch range around

norton collapsed on the trail as the troopers made their way companions and 9-1-1 could not revive him. emily: a hundred acres on fire in the white mountains. the danger level could become severe because of warm, dry conditions. so dry the state says two of the fires were started by lawn mowers. all bonfires need a permit and wood stoves should be used with caution. randy: new zealand's prime minister surveying the damage of in the 7.8 magnitude quake that struck monday. several aftershocks have been felt throughout today. some buildings are destroyed. roads are cracked. the quake also triggered tsunami waves. emily: iraqi troops advance their attack on isis in the city of mosul. they moved into a smaller community just outside that key city under the terror group's control. the new effort was launched last month. troops converging from several mosul. the u.s. is providing air power but not taking part in ground fighting. australia's prime minister is expressing concern the u.s. may not honor a deal to take in more refugees after president-elect donald trump is inaugurated. the u.s. ag

norton was on his way out from for norton but he did not make it to the hospital at time. >>> a 17-year-old.is being credited with seeing and saying something when he confronted a man in a dorchester target who was sexually assaulting a young girl. cameron cook and his mother saw a man in his 50s acting inappropriately following the girl down the toy aisle. he watched not sure if it was possible they knew each other. it became very clear something was wrong when he saw the man lean girl as she was pending over. >> me and my mother -- he said i am not a pervert. all of a sudden saying i am not a pervert. >> daniel: cameron and his mom said they took off. they alerted target store management and security was called. surveillance video from the store has been turned over to investigators. when we talked to boston police, they said so far no formal report has been written up. >>> we track traffic and right now on the expressway, single digits. a 9-minute ride from the braintree split to the exit to the pike. shiri. >>> tracking those rain chances as we increase here. chances are the morning commut

norton collapsed on the trail as the troop made their way down the mountain. his companions immediately called 911 and began cpr, but he did not survive. also in new hampshire, several wildfires across the state. the biggest is in the white mountains a hundred acre the danger level is moderate, but could become severe due to the warm, dry conditions. so dry, the state says two of the fires were started by lawnmowers. all bonfires need a permit and wood stoves should be used with caution. nichole: we're hearing from a gas station clerk robbed at gun and knife-point in brockton. and this isn't the first time this store has been hit recently. as rhondella richardson reports, that crime a few days ago, is rhondella: showing the perseverance that comes to needing to provide for her family, chris he is working the same oak street gas station cash register that was storm friday around 10:20 p.m. by two armed, master men. >> it was scary. -- masked men. >> it was scary. they were both wearing masks. rhondella: they took up to $300 in cash and ordered her to the floor.

first up, breaking news, a man in custody after standoff in norton. police say he opened fire at officers while barricading himself inside a home. some of those bullets hit the situation did come to a peaceful condition collusion. we're live this morning with all the breaking details. >> christa: and a man will be facing a judge after a deadly shooting in dorchester where police say the suspect shot and killed the victim during an argument last night. >> kris: then three girls facing hate crime charges this morning after police say they harassed and assaulted a woman on the "t." according to investigators, the 15-year-old verbally abused and then punched a woman several times because they thought she was an immigrant. >> christa: and a little girl special note thanking officers for checking their house after discovering the from the door ha been left wide open. really nice gesture there. >> kris: it really is. we need to know what the weather will be like, not just for today but also saturday and sunday. >> wren: today we're looking at a wonderful fri

a man facing a judge today accused of fire zig-zagging shots at officers during that standoff in norton. the swat team turned a home late last night after they say an armed man barricaded himself inside. >> anchor: after several hours he did surrender. kimberly bookman is in attleboro with all of the details. >> anchor: that man was in court just about an hour ago. they didn't reveal many details about the fight between hi did turn violent and dangerous. 42-year-old heath mullet is a united states veteran who served for 7 years and did a tour overseas. now he stands before before an attleboro judge charged with shooting at police officers at his norton home which police say was filled with guns, ammo and amilitary style knives. >>> it was kind of nuts. >> anchor: it all happened thursday night. police say it started with mullet throwing a fireplace screen at his girlfriend an purr zig-zagging her with their child bathroom and called 911. police were able to get the woman and child out, but ended up in a standoff with mullet. >>> then we got i call from the police saying, getting the bas

the water in norton is brown and the town is working fast to catch up with the problem. jacqui heinrich got a first-hand look at the problem and the cost. >> i am sorry to show you my >> reporter: you over in know what you are going to get in norton. >> that flushed. oh, god. >> reporter: the town's water supply full of iron and mag knees it comes through people's taps, toilets, closets and even washing machines. people who live there are fed up. shell christie, wife of a fox25 employee, has two kids and with no usable water at home. >> i can't give them baths tonight. they have to brush their teeth with bottled water. i can't wash laundry. that the water department has to come to people's homes to flush nearby hydrants to clean out the gunk because right now no real solution. the town has no water treatment facility. the department of environmental protection mandating flushes twice year for safety, but these days it is happening more like once a week. >> probably wouldn't have been already else in an operation having not had this incident. report water authority says t

now he stands before before an attleboro judge charged with shooting at police officers at his norton home which police say was filled with guns, ammo and amilitary style knives. >>> it was kind of nuts. >> anchor: it all happened thursday night. police say it started with mullet throwing a fireplace screen at his girlfriend an purr zig-zagging her with their child

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in norton. the intense stand off after a man barricades himself inside of a home. >>> also a teen taken in. police making an arrest after 14-year-old girl is attacked and then thrown to ground. new additions to trump white house team as a new face is in the running for a top >>> good morning. just stepped outside. it's beautiful as far as the way the skies look. don't mistake it though it's cold. >>> you need to bundle up. but there's some sunshine to make it better. >> it's really nice. >> it will get stowesy. right now it's chilly. you mixed back some innen the 30s. we will be warming up close to 60 degrees. plenty of sunshine right now. few additional clouds across the cape. they are dealing with some cloud cover being pushed from low pressure off to our east. looking at nothing but sunshine. it's a gorgeous day. the cape dealing with a kouchl wind gust between 20 and 30 miles per hour. throughout the cape. and we've seen that through the morning hours. we'll continue to see that. the rest of

if you were with the mcclintock wagon train, james norton. yes? yes? please try. he's 24, and he has a big, booming laugh that i swear you can hear for five miles. please listen. he's a big man, with the wildest shock of red hair that anyone ever did see. ld apart if he'd a mind to. but as strong as he is, that's how gentle he is. if you were with that wagon train, you must have known him! i... i don't remember. but you must! ellen. ellen, dear, please. please, ellen, please. ( weeping ) major... ( weeping ) ...you don't suppose anyone else was left alive? none. ( weeping ) major! major, wake up! come on, wake up! what's the matter? what do you want? well, he's gone! who's gone? well, why the devil would he leave? i went out to check the horses and saw him ride off. did you see which way he headed? yeah, he went north. north, huh? yeah. well, i bet i know where he went. you better get flint and my horses saddled. come on, charlie, give me a hand. always something. hey, wait a minute! no, no! give it to me! here, here, here! you can't read it! come here! i've got t

. >> as fox 25's danie reports, residents in norton say it's a problem they've been dealing with on and off for nearly a decade now, and it's only getting worse. >> i'm sorry to show you my toilet, but that's my toilet. >> the reporter: you never know what you're going to get in norton. >> that flush. >> the reporter: that dirty water comes through people's taps, toilets, bath faucets, even washing machines and people who live in norton are fed up. shelly christie, wife of a and with no usable water at home -- >> i can't give them baths tonight, they have to brush their teeth with bottled water. i can't -- you know, i can't wash laundry. >> the reporter: right now, there is no real solution. the town has no water treatment facility. the department of environmental protection mandates the town flushes twice a year for safety, but these days, it's happening por like once a week. >> probably would have have been probably built in operation, having not had t archaeological incident occur. >> the reporter: water authorities say the goal is to have a water treatment plant built to filter out

in a statement, d-c congresswoman eleanor holmes norton said quote "today's over-the-top majority signals d.c. recognizes that congress needs a kick in the pants to jump start a new drive for statehood." d-c mayor muriel bowser has vowed to carry out the referendum quickly, and promised to deliver a petition for d-c statehood to the next president and congressional leaders by inauguration day. the mayor will be holding a news conference at in the district's ward seven - east of the anacostia river.. voters also resurrected the political career of former mayor vincent gray. they sent him back to the d-c council less than a year after prosecutors abandoned a campaign finance investigation focused on gray. gray compares that 20-14 scandal interference with hillary's fbi investigation. gray lost his 20-14 muriel bowser. proved too difficult for voters to swallow. they rejected the proposed four-percent tax on restaurant meals and prepared foods. most members of the board of supervisors favored the measure. they said the revenue was needed to support the school system. but opponents said the c

jeff: norton has seen plenty in his years as law enforcement but he is disturbed by what he saw this weekend. is there it concerns me greatly as my peers in our line of work. jeff: yesterday in san antonio, detective benjamin marconi 50 years old traffic ticket outside police headquarters. >> i think the uniform was the target. jeff: sunday in st. louis a police sergeant was shot twice in the face sitting in traffic in a marked police vehicle. he remains in critical condition. two other officers were shot on duty on sunday. one in gladstone, missouri, one in florida. >> this is a reminder for us to be vigilant and look out for one another. officers have been killed in the line of duty this month alone. 2016 has been a violent year for law enforcement. line of duty deaths are up 8% from 2015. and gunfire related deaths are up 70%. captain norton says any officer knows they signed up for a potentially dangerous job and vigilance is critical. >> most people are not there to harm us. they are supportive of us. percent of humanity that is evil and bent on doing harm to our officers. jeff:

they are the throwback special ww norton & co..se] [cheering] the underground railroad, doubleday. [applause] [cheering] and doubleday. differing greatly from one another each of these is a great read and constant work of art. taken together they test the range and fertility of fiction. the others remain in accord even when earlier today we made the difficult selection from these extraordinary books. the work that impressed us with its breaking ethics committee's formal inventiveness, its use of fiction to eliminate a history for the sake of its troubled present our novel of the year and winner of the 2016 book award for fiction is the underground railroad. [applause] [cheering] ♪ i will buy that for a dollar. [laughter] the last four months since the book came out had been so incredible. i guess the model for acceptance speeches is the first one i saw was like 77. i was crushed and i never thought that i would become a writer. i've been with doubleday for 18 years. [inaudible] [laughter] is my sensibility to the readers and bookse

easter norton we have an accident germantown pike at north wales road. there's an ambulance on the scene. stick to township line road as the alternate. we have an accident involving a pedestrian at uphandle and 7th street -- uphandle and 7th street. 43 in quakertown. 44ding up to 62 today tam. >>> russia is denying responsibility for the bombing of a children's hospital in aleppo, seer yeah. 8 people -- syria, 8 people were killed there including four children. video shows frightening children fleeing their schools climbing over rubble. >> president obama is rolling out the red carpet for the newest recipients for the medal of freedom. bruce springsteen is one of the 21 heavyweights to be honored next week. among the others, ellen degeneres, robert diniro, tom hanks, robert redford, diana ross. the presidential medal of freedom is highest civilian honor. >>> an after school satan club hosted their open house yesterday amid protests. the club's founder says it's an alternative to the bible center good news club. some see this differently. >> you want them

an armed man barricades himself inside of a norton home and fires at police. the good news, nobody was hurt. officers from several towns and the swat team surrounded the home on john scott boulevard last night. at one point, the man said he more than 500 rounds of ammo. after several tense hours, the man, 42-year-old surrendered. >>> boston police say that an argument inside of a home led to a deadly shoo shooting in dorchester. the boston police tell the globe that the suspect and the victim are in their early 20s or late 30s. >>> a college student is now pleading guilty, he feels drunk when he crashed into a pole, killing his friend. teenagers think twice about drinking and driving. >> and i hope that, at our loss, that our loss, as painful as it is, can maybe prevent somebody else from having the same loss. >> the boy is going to serve three and a half years in jail and lose his license for 5 years. >>> former massachusetts house speaker massey will be out of prison on tuesday. he served five years of his yesterday, a judge granted him compassionate release

. >> reporter: moments later, police say the wrong-way driver, a young man from norton, was killed in a collision. the 21-year-old woman driving in the white suv was taken to the hospital with serious injuries. >> i feel bad for other families that have to deal with that on a day that means so much to be together with one family. >> reporter: police are trying to figure out how and why the they have extra patrols on the road for the holiday and they are reminding everyone to be extra careful and pay attention to the speed limits and do not drink and drive. anna meiller, wbz news. >>> a former friend of aaron hernandez who claims that hernandez shot him in the face is suing cnn saying that it invaded alexr of his wound without his concept. >>> honoring a fallen hero at a high school football game. a state tribute to state trooper thomas clardy who tragically lost his left earlier this year. ryan kath has the story. >> reporter: joined by her six kids, backed by state troopers side, reisa clardy felt someone watching from above. >> i felt it was my husband. it was snowing, and i thought

poverty holes in the city i'm trying to do in other areas rebuilding public housing and commissioner norton we know is evidence of violation getting kids jobs and careers giving a path forward and helping families reunite and helping the kids off the streets and into a better situation are part of elements of a great city but today, we focus on what happens here when the kids are brought here and how we can not just use confinement and punishment and isolationism and think that will help but that we actually use the best of your yadz and try to motivate people to a better direction and give life reinforcing skill sets to invest in themselves at the same time i want to applaud all the elements we put together into the staff at allen leads and i know a lot of you know we always give credit but allen you're the leader i appreciate the work with staff you kept me informed and any staff informed i want to say thank you to the commission that hears those cases appeal and otherwise and some of the horrible stories of the people and the judicial system more and more it is not about just dismissing

a national guard helicopter went to the scene, but norton passed away despite efforts to revive him. erin: hudson police are warning people to be on the lookout for sick animals. they say they've seen a 44% increase in sick wildlife calls this year and have responded to the majority of those calls involved foxes, and officers believe the animals may have distemper. they say wild animals with distemper appear to be tame, but they want pet owners to be aware that the deadly virus can easily be spread to cats or dogs through ticks. >> make sure their shots are up to date. check them for ticks. the last fox we had was covered in ticks. that is one way is erin: so far there are no reports of any sick animals acting aggressively. hudson police are asking anyone who sees a wild animal stumbling around or acting lethargic to give them a call. sean: the fish and game department is encouraging the public to help report wildlife crime. officials say anyone who is aware of crimes like poaching, trespassing, littering, or theft can call operation game thief. calls are also encouraged for things l