you take care of the spirit in plymouth. i'll come back. we'll have a meeting right in this hall and we'll celebrate the rebirth of the spirit of the united states of america. okay? [applause] right there, ma'am. you. >> hi. i'm a teacher. thanks for coming by the way. i'm a teacher, and i have for a long time been on the fence about the common core. i'm wondering if you become president, what your thoughts on the common core would be. >> i want to ship all of the federal education programs back to the state. there are 104. [applause] want to put them in -- but, massachusetts, there is a guy who is here. i don't know where he is, where he lives. i think he is still here. his name is david driscoll. you know that name? that's your boss? [laughter] well, i'll tell you who he is. he's the guy that said we're not going to tolerate low standards for our kids. it shook everybody up. am i right? and people were like instead of getting a's they were getting c's. boy, i tell you what. as much as we love plymouth we really, really want to live in lak

straight down to plymouth. a little stronger in portsmouth a little stronger in portsmouth, new hampshire. 33 miles per hour. so it looks harmless because we have mostly clear skies. just thin clouds. we have temps in the 30s. 36 in boston. down to 33 in bedford. 27 in worcester right now. so it is a little cool out there this morning, but pretty typical for your first day of

driver had actually made a wrong turn. 3 jonathan neunaber has entered into a plea agreement with plymouth county prosecutors... 2nd degree murder in the death of his mother.our nick popham was in the courtroom as he explained *why*... and *how* he brutally killed his elderly mother. 3 jonathan neunaber sat before judge steven andreasen and the rest of the courtroom in the plymouth county courthouse... pleading guilty to two separate charges.the first is murder in the second degree and the second is willful injury-a class c offense. the charges came after neunaber beat his own mother to death with a steel pipe back in june of 2014 in their family home. following the >>> back in june 2014 in their home. following the death of his father, he had a sudden realization to commit the crime. when dad died, i did not know what to do next. i was not prepared to be the man of the house. >> reporter: and that after hearing the statement, the judge ruled the plea was fair. >> the court therefore finds the defendant guilty of the charge of murder in the second degree and also guilty of the charge of wi

the board photoed bradshaw could appeal the decision in plymouth county district court. they're looking for a good probono lawyer. >>> two people are in custody after a police chase this afternoon north of sioux city. a county deputy attempted to pull over a driver. the resulting chase reached speeds of more than 90 miles per hour. stop sticks failed to end the chase. a deputy rammed the vehicle at the junction of 75 and county road c 80. >> we utilized a pit maneuver when he came off the highway and made a turn. speeds got safe enough that one of the deputies used his squad car and struck the rear end of his causing him to lose traction and go off into the ditch. >> both the driver and the 51-year-old donald king is facing a long list of charges, including possession of meth and attempt to deliver. he's being held in the wood berry county jail on $118,000 bond. a 31-year-old female was also arrested. charges against her are pending. >>> students and staff in a school district got unexpected time off this morning just after 9:00 a.m. the clay central everly school buildi

it is coming for you at 51 degrees in plymouth. the problem is, i was looking at some of the rainfall rates here in western massachusetts, and where you have that deepest shading of red, that is rain that is falling at a rate of 2 to 3 inches of rain per hour. those are some heavy downpours that will be coming through shortly. we have got all this warm air up ahead of this cold front that comes through, this is our stormy weather this morning. once we get into this, it starts cooling down and clearing out this afternoon. temperature-wise, it will continue to climb for -- through the morning hours. that means by 6 a.m., i expect boston to be around 40 degrees. lower 40s in worcester. lower 40s in southern new hampshire and we have pockets of heavy rain really overspreading all of new england straight through noontime today. morning, showers will dwindle, by noontime, we have temperatures already falling back into the middle 40s in eastern massachusetts and the upper 30s out into the worcester area. sky also end up turning nice and b

plymouth! home town! [applause] paultate representative frost. i'm a member of house republican leadership at the state house about -- about an hour and a half or so from here inlander, notan as far inland as ohio but still we're inlanders and seeing the a treat so very glad we could come out here to plymouth today.this can we all just rise and do the pledge of allegiance together, please, thank you? allegiance] >> thank you. town halle third event governor kasich has done in massachusetts. [applause] he's had great crowds in worcester and in springfield and candidateepublican has come here to do three town hall meetings and i hope that remember that when you vote tomorrow. [applause] i also want you to remember something else. because you're getting robo calls today. already got a couple of them. you might get one from me today, i don't know. callsu get a lot of robo today saying that there's one that can in particular beat hillary clinton, and that candidate is wrong, because poll after poll

. >>> the plymouth county board is looking to end of the dream of the owner of a popular after the break the "dream" may be over for the owners of a popular plymouth county recreational facility.county officials say numerous . >>> the dream it may be over for county recreation facility. >> official site numerous complaints led to them to unanimously deny a permit for pipedream camping and tubing. >> sitting just outside the city limits of hinton pipedream camping and tubing has been serving up summer fun for seven years for this arrested campground is facing closure after the plymouth county board of adjustment unanimously denied a permit on monday. >> they said it was a public safety issue and that was pretty much the grounds for closing. >> the adjustment board said they made this decision after a series of safety and zoning violations. >> in the last year maybe year and a half with had complaints of noise and the sheriff had said there been complaints about underage drinking and intoxication. the proper precautions of any small business owner. >> i offer free camping to anyone so i en

we are starting out with partly to mostly sunny skies, plymouth up to boston 35 , 26 right now in worcester, 28 in nashua, 39 in hyannis, and from here temperatures are going to be really slow to move, and that means 9:00 a.m. temperatures are exactly where they stand right now, noon time up to 40 in bedford and in boston and to the afternoon we go with high temperatures peaking in the 40s today. it stays relatively quiet, you won't see any snow -- excuse me rain or ice on the map until midnight tonight, so highs 40 to 48 today. let's get you over to julie grauert with live drive time traffic. julie, keeping an eye on slow spots. >> >> gene: slow spots expressway >> julie: starting at the braintree split and continuing to morrissey boulevard. after you get to the cloverleaf, starts right around the medford area and continues down into somerville. taking a live look at route 1 in setting where volume is steady right now. not as heavy as i expected to get by about 7:30, 7:45, getting ready to head out the the door, the sooner the better, live drive times. 19 minutes route 1 to the tobin and 2

so you can see places like lower merion, norristown, plymouth meeting also moving toward bensalem, west chester into all of south jersey and all of delaware. you are included in that winter weather advisory. and take a look at the impact on your commute. tonight no problem. but tomorrow morning, use caution, allow extra travel time so here's the bottom line. we'll be looking at those temperatures hovering around freezing. overnight tonight the first part of the day tomorrow. so the snow it will stick mainly on the grassy surfaces, the no non-paveed surface tomorrow morning when you wal

there are the gusts 40 plus from gloucester back down to plymouth and cape cod. for the rest of us it's a windy day with wind gusts 20 to 35 miles per hour on through the afternoon and evening. adding that bite to the air. speaking of bite it turns cold tonight. teens north and west of boston22 in boston clear skies with the wind that will be be in the single digits in some suburbs north and west of boston tomorrow and highs tomorrow don't get out of the mid to upper 30s that may be a little generous so it's a cold but bright thursday and then we turn our attention to the south. we talked about the last couple days storm coming out of the ohio valley and redeveloping off the carolina coastline. sound familiar? we have had several storms like this this winter. the bulk of the storm looks like it's going to pass out to sea but notice it comes close enough to graze us with areas of snow on friday and the greatest risk of picking up a few in, of -- inches of snow is along the south coast and cape cod too early to pinpoint the exact amounts won we could be looking --

so 42 degrees today in boston. 42 in beverly. 43 in plymouth and new bedford. i have worcester at 40 degrees. 45 in nashua. even 46 in norwood under partly to mostly sunny skies. overnight tonight though, these are the areas i am concerned about, areas like lowell. even down into weston and holliston we have that threat for a little bit of overnight ice. i have to say these spots in massachusetts, central massachusetts included, that trace snow, sleet and ice is only going to last us until 1:00 in the morning, then temperatures start too warm up. could last a little long near southern new hampshire where we have that purple shade have that purple shading in pelham and nashua over to rindge, swansea. we could see up to an inch of snow and sleet and trace ice before the flip which should happen around 7:00 tomorrow morning. i want to take to you some of those early morning temperatures tomorrow if you are getting up at this time tomorrow, your temperatures on the screen and we don't have avenue a warm front coming through will null warmer air and that will help w

in cities like plymouth, 911 calls for overdoses are up 500% in two years. on weekends, it's as many as four a day. e.m.t. jeff jacobsen: >> the mean age of the overdose is dropping into the low 20s. old. >> reporter: davis owen was 20 when the former georgia high school class president died from a heroin overdose. missy owen is davis' mother. >> all these kids that are davis. they're high achievers. they're fun. they're beautiful kids from exceptional families. and they're dropping like flies. >> reporter: in all, the president proposed an additional $1.1 billion to combat this addiction. that's triple current fund, scott, but this issue is still, in the president's words, grossly under-resourced. >> pelley: mark strassmann in atlanta tonight. mark, thank you. well, when pregnant women are heroin addicts, their babies are, too. dr. jon lapook found a program that's saving lives. >> i started started on opiates like pain pills, and by 19, i was, like, a full-blown heroin addict. >> reporter: what was that like? like, i didn't take care of myself. i didn't ca

straight down to plymouth. a little stronger in portsmouth a little stronger in portsmouth, new hampshire. 33 miles per hour. so it looks harmless because we have mostly clear skies. just thin clouds. we have temps in the 30s. 36 in boston. down to 33 in bedford. 27 in worcester right now. so it is a little cool out there this morning, but pretty typical for your first day of so we have got by 8:00 this morning, temperatures still lingering the low to mid-30s. you are not going to get very much of a warm-up in the next two hours. in fact temperatures should hold steady but winds die down. so by noon. timed, far less wind. temperatures getting up to about 40 degrees for lunchtime. clouds with temperatures peaking the 40s and by midnight peaking the 40s and by midnight, we will see the first of the in. and gusting we have wind gusts causing problems on the commuter rail this morning. >> julie: yes we do, julie, framingham, worcester lines, the 5:20 train has already left but it is running behind schedule because

in august plymouth county jude and pleaded not guilty to the crime. but, monday, jonathan neunaber, pleaded guilty to willful injury and second-degree murder. as you just heard, he'll spend several decades behind bars. after a mild weekend, it might be looking more wintery in siouxland. there's a chance of snow going into tonight. let's toss it over to chief meteorologist ron demers for more. weather ad-lib winter weather advisory for northeast siouxland through early tuesday morning most of our highs today took place in the morning as colder air started moving in this afternoon in advance of our next storm system. this system is going to bring light snow to siouxland this evening and tonight with some accumulations possible. sioux city will likely see an inch or two out of this with northeastern siouxland possibly getting in on 2 to 4 inches of snow which is the reason they are in a winter weather advisory through early tuesday morning. some lingering flurries could be tuesday but we'll try to bring in just a little bit of clearing by the afternoon.

in august of 20-14 he appeared before a plymouth county judge and pleaded not guilty to the crime. but, monday, jonathan neunaber, pleaded guilty to willful injury and second-degree murder. as you just heard, he'll spend several decades behind bars. the sioux city teen, who's accused of shooting a police officer, has pleadededot guilty to the crime. court documents say 18-year-old isaiah mothershed pleaded not guilty to two counts of attempted murder. police say mothershed shot officer ryan moritz during and incident at the valley park apartments on february 7th. he is also charged with fiveve counts of first-degrgr robbery in incidents dating back to december 7th. four other people linked to that series of robberies in sioux city have pleaded not guilty. 16-year-old jamaal ferguson, 19-year-old justin ferguson, 20- year-old robert seaberry and 16-year-old austin bulizak have all pleaded not guilty. they have been charged with first-degree robbery related to that shooting of a sioux city apartment complex on february 7th. four students were hurt after a shooting at an ohio high sch

in july of 2014, both of neunaber's parents were found plymouth county. it was later father, donald, died but his mothers deliberate. "neunaber specifically intended to cause serious injury to esther neunaber when he struck her with that pipe" says judge steven andreasen, plymouth county district court. neunaber originally faced first degree murder charges. as part of the plea agreement to lesser charges.... neunaber admitted guilt and detailed his crime in open court. "when dad died, i did not know what to do next. i was not epared to be the man of theouse" says jonathaha neunaber, pleaded guilty to murder. "i took some pills, with the idea that we could all be buried together. obviously that did not work, i'm still here" says jonathan neunaber, pleaded guilty to murder. neunaber could spend up to sixty years in prison. he's required to serve at least seventy percent or 35 years of his sentence before being elligible for parol. lukas: a train vs semi semitrucks trailet torn in half and it's load all over the ground. yesterday afternoon... an 18 wheeler t

in cities like plymouth. 911 calls for overdoses are up 500% in two years. on weekend as many as four a day. e.m.t. jeff jacobson. >> the mean age of the overdose is dropping into the low 20s. we have had overdoses, opiod overdoses as low as 14 years old. >> reporter: davis owen was 20 when the former georgia high school class president died from heroin overdose. missy owen is davis' mother. >> all these kids that are dying they're no different than dave its. they're high achievers, they're fun, they're beautiful kids from exceptional families. and they're dropping like flies. >> in all the president proposed additional $1.1 billion to combat this addiction. triple current funding, scott. but this issue is still in the president's words "grossly underresourced." >> mark strassmann in atlanta tonight. mark, thank you. when pregnant women are heroin addicts their babies are too. dr. jon lapook found a program that its saving lives. >> i started on opiates, pain pills. and then -- by 19 i was like, a full blown heroin addict. >> reporter: what was that like? >>

pipe dream, locacad in rural plymouth county and known primarily for its tubing adventures and live concerts recently learned it's request for a conditional use permit was being denied. the recreational business offering tubing for 7 years.... was denied a permit because of what board members call "safety concern" bas off of complaints made to the plymouth county sheriff's office. "in the last year, maybe a year or year in a half, we've had complaints of noise and the sheriff has said there's been complaints about underage drinking and intoxication there," says anderson. tim: according to the sheriff's office, according to the sheriff's office, only one neighbor has called in to complain about the noise. coming up tonight at 10, hear from brandon bradshaw, the owner of pipe dream and what he thinks of board's decision. tim: coming up after a disheartening season just 4 years ago, we take a look at how adam woodbury and mike gisell helped the hawkeyes turn things around. more on the sioux crew after the break .. (fred) expect teens tonight, and while tomorrow will be warmer, we have a chance

wind, howling and it's still strong right now, gusting over 30 miles per hour from worcester to plymouth but the wind, let me tell you, will subside very quickly, a secondary cold front that came in, the real feel at 19 and was 29 in boston and colder air continues to stream in as well. even though we're 40 in boston right now, look at keene sitting in burlington. we're going to continue to pull in some of this colder air over the next couple of hours. skies, cleared out overnight as well, few leftover scattered clouds along with south coast back down to the cape, otherwise, no weather related 30 degrees at 7:00 a.m. this morning. as the polls open up, we're around 40 for noon time, just a few wispy clouds, a light wind. temperatures obviously much colder than yesterday, but pretty normal for this time of year. we'll be partly cloudy, dry, and quiet in the 30s as we head through the evening hours. a little bit of freezing rain and then plain old rain tomorrow, all the details, you guys, hour by hour. >> danielle, thank you very much. >>> police investigating a serious crash in randolph,

the plymouth board of adjustments doesn't think the business is up to par to receive a permit for conditional use " they shut me down for public nuisance, or they said that i wasn't patrolling the grounds good enough," says bradshaw. brandon bradshaw is the owner of pipe dream, a popular spot for kids and adults to go tubing, camping or enjoy live musicians. this coming may, pipe seen it's eighth year of business, but because the plymouth county board of adjustments did not see that the business was fit for reneweal of a conditional use permit, the future of pipe dream might fade forever. "in the last year, maybe year and a half, we've had complaints of noise and the sherrif has said there has been complaints of underage drinking and intoxication," says anderson. but brandon says those complaints have come from one nagging neighbor as the rest of the residents have shown support for his business by writing letters on his behalf. "no i've never had any complaints from my neighbors. there is one neighbor we continue to have complaints about and i go up there and try to make things right with hi

. >> shiri: we have gone up a degree in boston, warm-up has officially started, 37 plymouth and norwood, 31 still freezing pretty chilly there in worcester at 28 . now, today is going to feature a lot of sunshine and patchy clouds and slide into midnight and green rain and pinches which is ice out there and 40 to 48 and back to normal temperatures this time of the year with clouds on increase late. going to time out how long the showers stick around coming up. back to you for live drive time traffic. >> julie: pike higher volume and expressway jammed. this is what i meant with higher volume through brighton and used to seeing that about 9:00 a.m. live drive times, 35 minutes pike eastbound from 495 to mass ave, 33 minutes on the expressway from the braintree 93 south from 495 to the leverett connector. >> julie: two candidates could score a huge lead. dems massachusetts 11 states along with american samoa making presidential picks today, republicans will vote in 13 states. fox25 at polling station in natick talking with pollers this morning. michael? >> michael: how many voters walking

plymouth state hockey hosting fitchburg state. 3rd period, panthers in white. zach fox from sandown over to ryan callahan from londonderry for the goal. 4-1 plymouth state. they weren't done. josh woody sets up andrew wigg for another goal, 5-1. wigg had 2 assists. and then it's ian mcgilvray and colby lanceleve passing it around, ending in a mcgilvray goal. they will play at salem state saturday at 2:00. >> the offense will be wide open. jamie merrimack valley coach : dave huckins. his pride hosted windham in the girls division two playoffs. pride in white. abby grandmaison with a step-back jumper on the baseline. freshman stephanie davis grabs the rebound and takes it in to score. remember that name, davis, for coach anne haky and the jags. here comes megan johnson right at us. great job to get control and score on the fly for valley. nice baseline jumper for kelsey kendzulak of windham. merrimack valley wins 62-45. the pride advance to play the goffstown grizz in the quarterfinals. all of tonight's tournament scores are on our sports ticker at the bottom of

thank you, plymouth! [applause] i want to thank you very, very, very much for coming out here today, here in plymouth, america's home town! [applause] i'm state representative paul frost. i'm a member of house republican leadership at the state house and i'm about an hour and a half so from here inland. so, i am an in lender. not as far as inland as ohio, but still we are in lender's and seeing the ocean is a treat so we are very glad we could come out here to plymouth and do this today. can we all just rise and do the pledge of allegiance together, please, thank you? [pledge of allegiance] paul frost: thank you. this is the third town hall event governor kasich has done in massachusetts. [applause] he's had great crowds in worcester and in springfield and no other republican candidate has come here to do three town hall meetings and i hope that you remember that when you vote tomorrow. [applause] i also want you to remember something else. because you're getting robo calls today. already got a couple of

wind gusty too over 20 miles per hour from plymouth to the cape. and the wind may ramp up a bit between now and midday. aid wet start but temperatures -- it's a wet start but temperatures fall today too as the sun breaks out by midday. the wind will gust to 35 miles per hour this afternoon for everybody. and it's going to be colder and as the colder air comes in look at that by the evening commute. we will be in the mid-30s and wind chill will be in the teens to 20s at that point with theset at 5:36. -- with the the sunset at 5:30. first let's get you on roads and check in on the commute with traffic and weather together. >> reporter: it's looking pretty good. right about the time where we see some backups but the rainy with no major accidents or slow downs right now. this is live over the expressway in dorchester. moderate volume quincy to boston on the northbound side but moving along. 128 south getting a little heavy between 37 and the split. from the north, 93 southbound has light pockets in the andover medford stretches but no significant dela

and the dream of a popular the "dream" may be over for the owners of a popular plymouth county recreation facility.cououy officials sasa numerous *complaints* led them to deny a new permit to the owners of pipe dream camping >>> the dream may be over for the owners of a popular plymouth county recreation facility. >> county officials say that numerous complaints led them to pipe dream camping and two -- tubing. >> sitting just outside the city limits of hampton pipe dream -- dream camping and tubing has been serving up summer fun for years. another facing closure after their permit was unanimously decide. >> they said it was a public safety issue and that was there grounds. >> the adjustment board says they made this decision after a series of safety into zoning violations. >> in the e st year may be year and a half with had complaints of noise and the sheriff had said there's going -- has been complaints about underage drinking and intoxication. >> but bradshaw says he takes the proper precautions of any small business owner. >> i offer free camping i encourage them to say so there's i d

the and i want to tell you, i can't plymouth.'re in ok? i have been looking for pilgrims car. i got out of the and we saw one guy, my wife said, he wasn't a pilgrim, he a wash-ashore. you know what that is. you and i'ming at wondering -- what time is it, by the way? what is the time? 4:00. yes, ok, skipper. here?e all these people ok? that's the first thing. but why? know, listen, folks, my mailman.s a he carried mail on his back. ourelivered the mail to home and my wife said, stop hisng that your dad stuck nose into everybody's business. but my father knew everything about everybody on his mail route. celebrate with the families if their kid scored a daughter sang a solo, my dad there was with them. when they lost somebody or something, he cried with them. was incredible guy. my mother -- his father was a coal miner. of black lung, losing his eyesight as he got older. the real interesting story about my grandfather is when he would go down into the mine, he would was justguess it unbelievably hard -- and what he up, he felt he would get a good day's pay and they would say i'm

. >> this is a 1934 plymouth phaeton. bought this, a lot of plymouth people here in the u.s. claimed that the car didn't exist. >> what? >> and they said that it was false advertising on the car. but finally, after some background checks, it turned out to be the real deal. >> and here's another rare phaeton, this one supposedly built at the 1934 world's fair in chicago. grant's orphan cars even become the focus of segment on a local public tv program in 1999. did you see the pbs clip when it aired? >> i did. it was a show that they were doing at the time in iowa that was about people had unique collections. in 2007, grant passes away at the age of 91. >> was he specific with you, jerry, and your family about what he wanted you to do with the cars? >> he never really approached it when we were alive. he never really talked about that. >> do you wish he was more specific? >> yeah, in some ways it would have been better. >> six years later, when their mom, betty, dies, grant's four children -- now "orphans" themselves -- sti

you take care of the spirit in plymouth. come back, we will have an eating right and assault and we will celebrate the rebirth of the spirit of the united states of america, okay? [applause] right there. you. [inaudible] >> i am a teacher and i have fr a long time been on the fence about the common core and i'm wondering if you become president what your thoughts on the common core -- >> i'm going to shoot all the federal education programs back to the state. there's 104. [applause] but massachusetts, there is a guy who's here, i don't know where he is, i don't already lives. i think you still there. hissed in his david driscoll. do you know that in? at your boss? [laughter] i'll tell you he is but he's a guy who said we would not tolerate low standards for our kids. and it shook everybody up, am i right? and people were like instead of getting a's, irrigating c's. we really, really want to live in lake will be gone were and what is handsome, everyone is pretty, everybody is going to be an astronaut or a doctor or a billiona

award from plymouth fire officials. after hearing shouts of fire, he ran out of his apartment to see a fire spreading on the third floor of the complex and a woman on the second floor yelling for her. he was able to jump and pull himself up onto the second floor balcony and the third floor balcony with a fire extinguisher attacked -- atatched to his hips. he then was able -- attached to his hips. he then was able to extinguish the flames. when firefighters arrived they were flabbergasted that the 5 1/2-foot boy would be able to scale the building. mr. speaker, his selfless actions are heroic and brave and while our firefighters and departments do tremendous work, they can't be everywhere all the time. his quick thinking stopped a fire that could have been devastating to so many. his citizens award is well deserved. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the house will be in order. members are advised to take their conversations off the house floor. for what purpose does the gentleman from pennsylvania eek recognition? m

plymouth reporting a 48-mile-per-hour wind gust overnight. mount washington, 101 miles per hour and about 35-40 in some spots. lots of places people were reporting into us, getting woken up by the wind and certainly trees down in many locations. keep that in mind as you leave your property this morning and even some power outages we have been reporting this morning as well. it is all caused by a cold front. you can see the front on satellite imagery there. this little arc is what pushed through overnight. it also pushed away the clouds and brings in cooler weather. gone are the temperatures of yesterday which were in the 50's and even a few places with 60's and we'll replace with it 30's to 40's today. lots of sunshine today. this is our next weather system approaching. you can see it has a live little of everything. snow, freezing rain and rain. that is what is headed to afternoon in tonight into tomorrow. warmer air coming along for the ride. changing to wintry from wintry weather to rain. pulls away quickly. therefore the wind also subside

in july of 2014, both of neunaber's parents were found dead in rural plymouth county. it was later determined that his father, donald, died of natural causes but his mothers death was deliberate. "neunaber specifically intended to cause serious injury to esther neunaber when he struck her with that pipe" says judge steven andreasen, plymouth county district court. neunaber originally faced first degree murder charges. as part of the plea agreement to lesser charges.... neunaber admitted guilt and detailed his crime in open court. "when dad died, i did not know what to do next. i was not prepared to be the man of the house" says jonathan neunaber, pleaded guilty to murder. "i took some pills, together. obviously that did not work, i'm still here" says jonathan neunaber, pleaded guilty to murder. neunaber could spend up to sixty years in prison. he's required to serve at least seventy percent or 35 years of his sentence before being elligible for parol. lukas: and now to the latest on the fazzino murder trial. alexander fazzino is chargedith first-degree murder in the de

plymouth massachusetts 40 miles south of boston. take a look at that. 67 degrees. it will be healthy in the north they have canceled class for the day severe zone. let's get to the marina. it's cold outside i don't think i have too much to complain about the elusive video like that coming out of boston. because of the conditions all weekend we will keep your larger . it's a very high current risk. that's not going to be at the when's northwest at 15 to 25 miles an hour and guess what are trying to get it together through the of the week. a lot of rain over the weekend was much needed, just bad timing. plenty of sunshine today 53. we will rebound nicely. 62 x 2 p.m. and 64 62 x 2 p.m. and 64 x 4 p.m. we are looking at plenty of sunshine. daytona beach, spring break. we are cheerily and blustery. 62 for the high at 4 pm today. >> we have a crash in volusia county on i-4 westbound. we have a crash blocking all lanes of traffic that he is able we're seeing delays for about a mile. give yourself extra 10 minutes while they clear those are pretty can see the emergency ve

this coming may, pipe dream would have seen it's eighth year of business, but because the plymouth county board of adjustments did not see that the business was fit for conditional use permit, the future of pipe dream might fade forever. "in the last year, maybe year and a half, we've had complaints of noise and the sherrif has said there has been complaints of ununrage drinking and intocation," says anderson. but brandon says those complaints have come from one nagging neighbor as the rest of the residents have shown support fo his business by writing letters on his behalf. "no i've never had any complaints from my neighbors. there is one neighbor we continue to have complaints about and i go up therand try to make things right with him," says bradshaw. the board of adjustments says that if brandon makes an effort to combat the underage drinking, zoning issues, and loud music, they might reconsider their intial decision. "we left the door open and said if he comes up with a business plan that addresses our concncns, we'll have a hearing again," says anderson. and brandon doesn't think th

as the plymouth county man pleads guilty to killing his mother. jenna: ththks for joining us tonight im jenna rehnstrom. tim and im tim seaman. we now know what happened the night esther neunaber died... at the hands s her son. jejea: jonathan neunab entered guilty plea... in his first appearance in court after being g deemed mentally fit to take the stand. jenna: neunaber was arrested back in july of 2014. his mother, esther, was found dead alongside her husband, who was found to have died of natural causes. earlier this year,the 45-year-old wafound competent to stand trial d today accepted a plea deal. for the first time, we're learned what happened the day his parents died. tim: abc9's elisa raffa was at the plea hearing and has more. elisa: jonathan neunaber plead guilty to one count of murder in the second degree and one count of willful injury for continually striking his mother with a steel pipe after she had already sustained injuries and today we found out why in neunaberays he wasn't ready to be the man of the house after his father died

back on september 27th, the plymouth county sheriff says neunaber sustained what he calls a "minor injury" during a fall in the jail maximum security area. he was treated by medical staff. five days later, the sheriff says neunaber injured himself, again, when he lost his balance, fell backwards, and hit his head on the edge of the bed in his cell. treated him at the jail, but three days later neunaber had to be taken to a local hospital for treatment of his injuries from the fall. (sheila) there's a bit of a chill in the air today... but warmer temps are in our future. (matt) chief meteorlogist ron demers joins us with our first look at the forecast at 5. many of our highs today were held in the 20s which is much cooler than what we have gotten used to as of late. for sioux city, the last time we had a high below 30 degrees was 17 days ago so you may have noticed today's chill. most of our lows will dip into the teens tonight before we warm a bit better for our wednesday. another chance of a mix comes our way wednesday night but it shouldn't be anything too heavy. thanks. (matt) a northw

maybe a coating of snow for parts of norfolk and plymouth county. today 55 degrees in the morning hours. falling to the 30s as we head into the evening hours. tomorrow wake up, actual temperature will be in the teen, but it will feel more like single digits when you factor in that wind. high temperatures barely getting to the freezing mark thursday anthony again friday, a little bit of light snow, mainly for the cape and the islands. one to three inches not out of the question there. flurries for boston, flurries possibly in newton, as well. but that would be about it. then look at that. 64 degrees on tuesday. guys, something to look forward to. >> christa: okay. we like that. live and hope, right? new this morning we're hearing from the wife of the driver of that runaway red line train. you remember that story back in december. mbta officials say that he did, in fact, violate safety procedures causing that train to take off without a driver. and they say these photos that you're looking at show the cause. a microphone cord wrapped around a control

plymouth... and woodbury counties... and plan to open their doors by the end of this month. the program offers a 23 - hour observation treatment area for anyone with mild symptoms... plus a more intensive program for those in need. 3 "if they need more time to stabilize they can come over to the stabilization center side which has nine beds. the individual can stay up to nine days." 3 once opened... the center will employ five registered nurses... three crisis technicians... a care therapist. 3 "an issue that we have is individuals don't have a place to go. let's say, they don't meet that hospital level of need, psychiatric unit, but they also aren't really safe to stay at home; this is a middle ground where individuals can come, stabilize, get access to services they may need and then return back to the community when they're safe." 3 the facility is funded through siouxland mental health and sioux rivers region. 3 a recreational runner turned pro. in one of the toughest endurance competitions on the planet. storm lake's matt hanson is keeping on with his journey of becomin

here is a a live look at plymouth massachusetts, 40 miles south of boston. you can see snow coming down on that highway. the spring snowstorm in boston. this but we are tracking some cooler temperatures prove we will have a full check on whether a traffic every 10 minutes. to make it driver accused in a deadly hit-and-run is expected to appear before a judge. we told you at the crash at colonial drive and peachtree road in orlando. charles macmurray drop -- died. an anonymous tip led to alvarez who they tried to pull over but he set off. alvarez is being held without bond. his to make it driver is recovering after their truck overturned in smart -- swampy waters on sunday morning. you can see how high the water filled the cabin. firefighters responded to the crash for people pulled the driver out of the truck before it sunk into the water. to make a new police chief is expected to be sworn in today. taking his oath of office today. the retired police lt. accepted the position last the previous chief resigned in december. several officers complained he was ov

back on september 27th, the plymouth county sheriff says neunaber sustained what he calls a "minor injury" during a fall in the jail maximum security area. five days later, the sheriff says neunaber injured himself, again, when he lost his balance, fell backwards, and hit his head on the ed of the bed in his ll. the medical staff initially treated him at the jail, but three days later neunaber had to be taken to a local hospital for treatment of his injuries from the fall. an arion, iowa man has been sentenced to five years in prison for shooting a man in mapleton. 23-year-old joshua beam pleaded guilty in september to reckless use of a firearm. in exchange for his guilty plea, prosecutors dropped four other charges against beam. on december 16th, 2014 authorities say b bm and eric franco were drinking at a housesen mapleton. they say the men began to wrestle and choke one another when beam got angry. that's when they say beam shot franco in the head with a 44 magnum. franco was treated for non life threatening injuries. a siouxlxld program helps famileleheal after violent crimes. ktiv's

southbound on the extension all the overnight construction is gone, passing lansdale toward plymouth meeting there's nothing in the way at this point. construction crews in chester county have cleared out from their overnight work this is a new project that got started on tuesday. they are reassure facing about a 6-mile stretch of the route 1 oxford bypass. when they reassure face, they mill the road, so you my find a bumpy road. mercer county emergency repairs shut down quaker road by province line road until noon. stick with alexander road. waze app, puppy zeus talking about a pothole. if you see a pothole call 1-800-fix-road. >>> puppy zeus you got to like that. severe storms spawned several tornados in oklahoma are making their way east. nine people were hurt including a family of four who is pick up truck was crushed by a tree. one square mile of residential area stained the greatest damage. one home was destroyed. no immediate reports of any person being missing. >>> mosquitoes carrying the zika virus might live closer to us than thought. the center for disease control released

that would be for tonight. 40 in plymouth. 38 the current temperature in boston. 35 in bedford and kind of see that cooler weather starting to filter in here.

. >> reporter: 476 no overnights construction as you head toward plymouth meeting. there's work on the east/west turnpike and crash near montgomeryville. >>> the eagles were very busy during free agency even with a new coach who is joining the team when "action news" continues. >>> welcome back taking a live look the view from sky6 live hd the camera temple university into center city, a lovely thursday morning, if you liked yesterday you're in for another helping we have a high of 80. >> reporter: speaking of helping, i picked the wrong time to give up ice cream for lent. >>> why did you do that? >> reporter: at least i can have water ice, so there's something for me. good morning, matt and tam, we're looking along the vine street expressway, the good news it is opened, but it did close, the closures returned last night. it will shut down again tonight, at 11:00 p.m., the vine will shut down between the schuylkill expressway and broad street. these overnight closures we have not had for two months are happening again. let's get to the bushes on this thursday, near

or land mill road will close between plymouth avenue and meadow lane that's going through june the workn the bridge over sunny brook creek. in mercer county the work continues along 206 carter and elm road closed to truck traffic, but cars can get through. if you want to avoid it, mercer road or route 1 are the alternates. time for the commuter report, the falls bridge is closed over the schuylkill river. you can see thatten 0 the waze app. we're almost through that -- you can see are that on the waze app. we're almost through that. >>> ray tomlinson passed away at age 71678 he is credited for -- 74, he is credited for e-mail and used the @ sign. >>> hulk hogan is suing gawker for $100 million for publishing a sex tape him and the wife of a former best friend, a tampa radio percent knelt. the sex video got 7 million views. gawker said it was a legitimate scoop because he talked openly about the sex life in the past. >>> flyers host the tampa by lightning. they are four out of the wild calendar spot. the sixers were in miami last night. they turned out to be a handful for the heat. schmi