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this is the scene on ripley road last night just before 8:00. the road was shut down as officers sorted through evidence. the herald reports that a hooded gunman fired at least seven hots killing a victim. a man in his 20s while he was standing on the sidewalk with any arrests were made, details this morning. >>> a man who crashed into the sweet tomatoes pizza shop in newton is facing criminal charges. bradford casler has been charged with two counts of motor vehicle whom identify and one count of operating to endanger. two people were kivd. seven others certiously injured in this crash. the city of newton has installed concrete in front of storefronts for safety and that restaurant remains criminal covered his face with a bandana and helmet while he terrorized their town for days. investigators in berlin say he robbed a bank and led police on self-high speed chases before he was arrested several towns away. live this morning where that man will be arraigned today. michael, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. that bank robbery and high spee

this happened last night on ripley road. witnesses tell the herald that a hooded gunman opened fire on a group of friends talking on sidewalk. a man in his 20s, possibly hit by as many as seven gunshots. no word on any arrests. emily: police in new hampshire are investigating this crash. a car slammed into a home on fremont road yesterday morning. a 30-year-old man was behind the wheel when the car sheered off the entryway. and anyone with information is asked to call police. randy: investigates are following up on 1,000 tips now, murdered in princeton. vanessa marcotte's killer is on the loose more than a month after she was found dead. the 27-year-old google employee lived in new york city and was here visiting her family when she was killed. a state police source told 5 investigates her body was found naked and that she had burns on her hands, feet, and head. emily: a fire that killed a married couple in franklin was caused by a propane leak. that's the result of the state fire marshal the report says that propane leaked

this is the scene on ripley road last night just before 8:00. the road was shut down as officers sorted through evidence. the herald reports that a hooded gunman fired seven shots killing the victim, a man in his 20s while he was standing on the sidewalk with a group of friends. we are working to find out if any arrests were made. details as we get them this morning. >>> the man who crashed into the sweet tomatoes pizza shop in newton now facing criminal charges. bradperiod casler has been charged with two counts of vehicular whom identify and one count of operating to endanger. two people were killed and seven others were seriously injured in this crash. installed concrete in front of storefront for safety and that restaurant remains closed. >>> police track down a bold criminal who terrorized self-small towns while wearing a helmet and bandana and he is now behind bars. he allegedly robbed a bank and led police on several high-speed chases. michael henrich is live in westborough, and michael, a police officer found that suspect asleep in a car

will ripley is out front. >> reporter: north korea sending shock waves around the world, detonating alear bomb the triumphant announcement is kim jong-un's fifth successful nuclear test and perhaps north korea's most powerful to date. seismologists detected a blast they say was slightly smaller than the bomb that fell on hiroshima triggering a 5.3 magnitude earthquake in the same area as four previous north korean nuclear tests in 2006, 2009, 2013 and in january. this latest test still unverified by the u.s. believed to be ten kill kilotons, twice powerful as the last. north korea detonated a nuclear warhead small enough to fit on a ballistic missile that could some day hit the u.s. the regime has successfully tested four missiles in the last two weeks. >> we are deeply concerned that continuing act of provocation by the regimes. >> u.n. secretary-general ban ki-moon joining a chorus of world leaders strongly condemning pyongyang's latest provocation. president obama called the nuclear test a grave threat. the japanese prime minister said it was absolutely unacceptable. the president

will ripley has details on all of it from tokyo. >> reporter: the shock waves are still being felt herend from japan, south korea and around the world after north korea's tests. 10 kilotons compared to 4 to 6 kilotons for the test back in january. roughly twice the size. it shows how the nuclear program is rapidly advancing just like the missile program. a submarine launch ballistic missile. very troubling for the united states, and you heard the chorus of condemnation. ban ki-moon, president obama, japanese prime minister shinzo abe. they all say north korea needs to stop. the foreign minister is saying that new, stronger sanctions need to be imposed on the regime. we've seen the sanctions thus far have not slowed or even had much of an impact at all noticeably on north korea's weapons development. government officials said they'd rather tighten their belts and go hungry than give up their nuclear or missile programs than slow the development that was ordered by kim jong-un. they say this is the only way for north korea to remain a sovereign state. this is an insurance policy according

it happened last night on ripley road in dorchester. witnesses tell the herald a hooded gunman opened fire on friends talking a man in his 20s was killed possibly by as many as seven gunshots. no word on arrests. former new england mob boss frank salemme heads before a judge today on murder charges. salemme and paul weadick charged with killing boston nightclub owner steven disarro in 1993. disarro was a federal witness. his remains were discovered in march. if convicted, both suspects could get the death penalty. >> manchester, new hampshire police are searching for this man. he's accused in the violent owner. police say thomas ford held a gun to the clerk and attacked him yesterday at han's food mart. the 81-year-old owner is hospitalized with serious injuries but is expected to recover. police say the suspect was armed with a semiautomatic. the future of a body camera program for the boston police department is now in the hands of a judge. the patrolman's union wants to delay the pilot program, citing a number of issues, including ca

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will ripley is following latest. will, what is the latest on this?ing from south korea, they believe north korea may already be ready for nuclear test number six and possibly number seven. they just conducted the fifth nuclear test in the last decade. two happened in the last year. experts are saying the frequency of the tests could increase as the north korea leader kim jong-un is growing the arsenal. that is why you have the prime minister in japan meeting with officials and saying this is an unprecedented danger in the region. south korea, the defense ministry saying this is thet-ca. much to the chagrin of china blaming all of the tension on the united states, john. >> will ripley in tokyo. one of the countries there watching in japan and watching this closely along with the united states. thanks, will. >>> let's get an early start on your money. summer is over. the easy summer over on wall street. global markets under pressure. u.s. futures indicate selling. paris and london, a big move. stocks woke up from july and august and dow tumbled 394 poi

ripley street. 7's victoria warren is live in our control room with the very latest on this story. vicki? >> victoria: good morning, sarah. family members rushed to the scene, overcome with emotions, a combination of grief, anger, and a lot of questions. sources confirming that one man was shot and killed, and a little before 8:00 last night on ripley road in dorchester. the victim was in his 20s. witnesses say he was standing outside when someone came up and just started shooting. at the scene, yelling that someone in the crowd must know something. she was also heard yelling at police officers to remove her brother's body from the ground. boston police continue their investigation this morning. so far they have not made any arrests. live this morning in the control room, victoria warren, 7news "today in new england." >> sarah: also breaking, a missing kayaker in quincy has been found safe and sound this morning. the coast guard ending their search after they received a saying he was home. officials say the 30-year-old disappeared last night after overturning his kayak near ralston

a man was shot on ripley road last night. so far, no arrests have been made. >>> students at boston mbta commuter train. police have not released the victim's identity penting notification of his parents in china. investigators say the 17-year-old apparently walked right on the tracks and was hit tuesday night. an employee found the teenager's body and another train was held for three hours. >> preliminary investigation should guess this is just a tragic horrendous accident. >> i looked out the window and i saw dozens of police on the flashlights. and we saw a body strauld out. >> police are still investigating how and why that student got on the tracks. >>> a han is being held without bond accused of posing aing a awe eastbound driver. investigators say last weekend 18-year-old samuel tex adore offered the student a free ride. they say he then indecently assaulted her in his car. she demanded he stop the car. able to get away. >>> a pembroke man charged of inappropriating women, the plymouth county d.a. says robert mcneill w

we begin in tokyo, though, with cnn's will ripley. hi, will. >> reporter: hi, carol. just within the last hour, japanese prime minister shinzo abe says this test has taken the test from north korea to a new level and that sentiment was reiterated by the president park. they are fanatically reckless. we're learning about the size of the explosion which triggered the earthquake, stronger than the 5.1 triggered. it is believed this explosion was, and this is coming from south korean intelligence, ten kilo tons, which makes it more powerful than january. here in this part of the world, it is the evening hours, and the south korean government is saying they believe north korea could have already in place what is needed for a sixth and seventh nuclear test. this test, once it is confirmed by the united states will be north korea's fifth nuclear test just in the last ten years. growing concern that north korea is rapidly advancing in its goal to make a nuclear war head small enough to fit on a missile that can be launched from the ground or from a submarine. it was just two

the man in his 20s was talking with friends on ripley road last night when a man in a black hood iran up and shot him several times. he died at the scene. today the mayor called for peace. >> it bothers you especially peaceful labor day weekend. the commissioner told fox 25 the crowd broke the window of a police cruiser. >>> at 6:00 we broke the news that a single decision may soon change your ability to track violent sex offenders living near you. >> the judge got the law wrong and because the judge got the law wrong, the judge got the result wrong. >> the way criminals already registered has level 2 and 3 sex offenders that could soon vanish from the public eye. >> can check this out. a jeep gone in a flash. the this car on fire. >>> a special high school football game played to honor a fallen officer and support his marco...! polo! marco...! polo! marco...! polo! marco...! marco...! s?? polo! marco...! polo! scusa? ma io sono marco polo, ma... marco...! playing "marco polo" with marco polo? surprising. ragazzini, io sono marco polo. s?, sono qui... what's not surprising? how much m

will ripley, cnn, tokyo. >> not everyone was laughing there.ly clapping. >>> prince william to the rescue. let's show you here, the duke of cambridge, rushing to help a dignitary who took a tumble on friday. watch. the crowd gasped as he fell, prince william was visiting a school in harlow, england, at the time it happen aed. he wasted no time helping the man back up to his feet. >> so, you know that saying about cats having nine lives. >> i want to show you one cat that may have more than a dozen lives. it's a kitten that fell out of an suv on a highway in russia. my goodness, 17 vehicles barely missed that tiny cat, often comes to within a whisker, somehow the cat survived until one motorist stopped in the middle of a busy road and carried that cat to safety. >> thank you for being with us, i'm george howell at the cnn center in atlanta. for our viewers in the united states, "new day" is next. and for other other viewers around the world "amanpour" starts next. we thank you for watching cnn, the world's news leader. [ala♪m beeping] ♪ ♪ the hi

will ripley is live in tokyo for us. the question here about north korean leader kim jong-un's intentions is his intention to launch a nuclear strike, to sell these weapons on the black market? to use them as leverage? what is the goal as he gets closer to potentially development, full development of these weapons? >> reporter: well, the first point you made about launching nuclear strike, most analysts agree that's highly unlikely. if you're looking at things from the perspective of his regime, this nuclear arsenal is about self-preservation and keeping the regime strongly in control. how would nuclear weapons that lead to diplomatic isolations, how would they accomplish this? he wants to project power abroad, yes, but also and perhaps most importantly to his audience at home. including the country's ruling elite who might question whether a 30 something young leader should be guiding the country of 34 mill whereion people. north korea sells weapons to terrorist organizations, it could happen with the nuclear war heads.

the man in his 20s was talking with friends on ripley road last night when a man in a black hood iran up times. he died at the scene. today the mayor called for peace. >> it bothers you especially when we had a relatively peaceful labor day weekend. the commissioner told fox 25 the crowd broke the window of a police cruiser. >>> at 6:00 we broke the news that a single decision may soon change your ability to track violent sex offenders living law wrong, the judge got the result wrong. >> the way criminals already registered has level 2 and 3 sex offenders that could soon vanish from the public eye. >> can check this out. a jeep gone in a flash. the item you probably have right next to you right now that set this car on fire. >>> a special high school football game played to honor a fallen officer and support his ? with simply right checking from santander bank, just make one deposit, payment, withdrawal or transfer each month to waive the monthly fee. and there's no minimum balance. you're alright... with simply right checking from santander bank. >>> they helped raise -- a traffic st

cnn international correspondent will ripley is live for us in tokyo.e's been to this country many times. will, i know there's huge concern. what does this mean? >> reporter: well, what it means is that north korea is moving closer and closer to its goal of developing a miniaturized nuclear warhead that they can put on a missile that they can then lunch from a submarine or mobile missile launcher. these missiles could potentially -- i say potentially -- reach the mainland united states if north korea continues this development at the pace that they have been which has been breakneck, brooke. in the last two weeks four missiles were launched, in addition now to this fifth nuclear test. these have all been successful by north korean and international experts that have been looking at these. people didn't expect that kim jong-un's regime would get this far this quickly, especially considering all of the sanctions that have been slapped on this country, some of the most strict sanctions ever. >> what about -- we know that -- well, president obama says he's

anchor: boston police have released the identity of a man shot and killed on ripley road in dorchester overnight. witnesses tell the herald a hooded gunman opened fire on a group of friends talking on the sidewalk. ea dorchester was killed possibly by as many as seven gunshots. no arrests have been made. tonight, the fbi is offering up to 20,000 dollars for information leading to the arrest of an alleged ms-13 gang member. this is efrain vasquez-yanez. he's charged with rico conspiracy and conspiracy to distribute cocaine. the 34-year-old was last seen in everett and is believed to be in the greater boston area. the fbi warns he should be considered armed and dangerous. ben: new drought concerns in reservoir where water levels are at dangerously low levels prompting the city to declare a stage three drought emergency. newscenter 5's shaun chaiyabhat is live to explain what that means, shaun? reporter: the drought is so bad, there's a mandatory ban on all outdoor watering. and now, the city is leading by example. by shutting off fountains like this. startling images, of a lake nearly dr

will ripley is standing by. first, let's go to barbara starr with the latest. >> tonight north korea's nuclear weapons program increasingly appears to be successful. the question is what is kim really up to? does he really want to attack the united states? north korean tv announcing the state's fifth nuclear test, the second test this year. potentially its most powerful yet. they claim they tested a nuclear warhead that would be mounted on a missile that could someday hit the u.s. >> the international community, united nation security council and especially the other six-party powers must hold north korea accountable for this latest act and heighten the pressure on north korea. >> reporter: a u.s. officials tells cnn north korea has emb k embarked on a rapidly and increasingly successful nuclear missile test program. this time more than just worldwide condemnation. in tokyo patriot missiles continue to sit outside ready to shoot down any possible north korean missile. the south korean government gathered as pres

a man was shot on ripley road at about 8:30 last night. but so far no arrests have been made. >>> six people including three children rushed to the hospital for carbon monoxide poisoning. firefighters were called to an smell. they cover discovered the co problems. the level were extremely high. everybody was ordered out of the units at the riverside condominium community. >> the alarm went off so i opened uppen -- opened up the door. i smelled something. i grabbed my dog. >> good thing somebody called. he smelled something funny and it turned into a bit serious situation. >> the six victims are at the hospital where theyav residents were allowed back in the building hours later once the air had been cleared out. >>> a driver has been. >>> cha -- has been charged in that deadly crash in newton. bradley casler is charged with two counts of vehicular homicide. the 55-year-old newton man lost control of his suv and drove into the pizza shop on march 1st. customers gregory morin and he will amore kneely were killed. waiting for a long time for

this happened last night on ripley road in dorchester. witnesses tell the herald a sidewalk. a man in his 20's was killed possibly by as many as seven gunshots. no word on any arrests. emily: a mother is set to stand trial and the death of her five-month-old who was poisoned by heroin. little mya died in 2011 in her parent's marshfield home. investigators say they found heroin in the baby's bottle. 29-year-old ashley cry is due in court today. a judge sentenced the baby's father, 33-year-old ryan barry, to 10 to 12 years behind bars charges. heather: former new england mob boss frank salemme heads before a judge today on murder charges. salemme and paul weadick are charged with killing boston nightclub owner steven disarro in 1993. disarro was a federal witness. his remains were discovered in march. if convicted, both suspects could get the death penalty. across the city, students are settling into the classrooms for the start of the school year. superintendent tommy chang were at the new mission high school bright and early to welcome students back and wish them well. school

it happened last night on ripley road in dorchester. police say a gunman opened fire on a group of friends talking on the sidewalk. 24-year-old stravensky odige of dorchester was killed in the gunfire. no arrests at this time. across the city, thousands of students are settling into their classrooms for the start of the school year. mayor marty walsh and superintendent tommy chang were at the new mission high school bright and early this morning, to welcome students back and wish them well. school and city leaders are visit each school in boston today. they spoke with newscenter 5 about their goals for the upcoming year. >> it's a challenge every year making sure we keep our kids in the school. make sure nothing happens, and continue to have a strong education. >> we have to raise our expectations of they are prepared for high school. >> after a year plagued with racial issues and unsafe drinking water they say there are new systems in place. boston latin is under new leadership. and more than 70 teachers have committed to courageous co

. >> reporter: at ripley's aquarium, becky makes sure light -- >> we can bring up the lighting levels in here. >> reporter: and ounds are overwhelming. >> i can walk through and make all these changes probably in seven or eight minutes, easily. >> reporter: pens and notepaper are removed at the holiday inn surfside. >> we are to the point where we have families around this >> it's not rocket science. just lead with love. >> reporter: setting an example for the nation. >> reporter: getting a chance at mose picture-perfect memories. ann thompson, nbc news, myrtle beach, south carolina. >> and that will do it for us on a friday night. i'm savannah guthrie in for lester. for all of us at nbc news, thank you for watching, have a great weekend, and >> announcer: the doctor's friday news feed. a heated debate over medical care for suspected criminals. and lurid details in the alleged sexting scandal involving a 15-year-old girl. and the battle over brad and angie's brood. and this baby daddy's star opens bullpen the disease that's -- about the disease that's plagued him for years. selfy? tha

. >> reporter: at ripley's aquarium, becky makes sure light -- >> we can bring up the lighting levels in here. >> reporter: and ounds are overwhelming. >> i can walk through and make all these changes probably in seven or eight minutes, easily. >> reporter: pens and notepaper are removed at the holiday inn surfside. >> we are to the point where we have families around this world that feel imprisoned. >> science. just lead with love. >> reporter: setting an example for the nation. >> reporter: getting a chance at mose picture-perfect memories. ann thompson, nbc news, myrtle beach, south carolina. >> and that will do it for us on a friday night. i'm savannah guthrie in for lester. for all of us at nbc news, thank you for watching, have a great >> announcer: the following is a paid presentation brought to by lift by sono bello. what do you dislike about your face? >> you know, i look in the mirror and i put on makeup and i would think, it's the best we can do, girl. >> i'm hugely an optimistic person. i'm "the glass is half-full." i'm not an angry person, but that's what shows on the out

will ripley is live from tokyo.rted from pyongyang, of course, north korea, will, more than any western tv journalist in recent years, we should point out. what do you believe north korea leader kim jong-un is trying to do with this latest test? >> reporter: well, this is, it serves multi -- many purposes for kim jong-un. i watched as he was given a new title, reshuffled the party and many are in support of his plan to grow the nuclear arsenal saying it's going to make life better for the people of north korea, even though the u.s. and many others think it's just keeping north korea isolated and many of its people in poverty. the purpose, one, injecting power, both internationally and more importantly to his domestic audience and also he can advertise the weapons and put them up for sale. north korea has sold every weapon it's made once perfected technology, possibly to terrorist nations and other rogue states and also to gain leverage, forcing the united nations and the united states to recognize them at a nuclear

this is ripley road in dorchester. you could see there's a memorial growing for the victim there right now. people have been coming by, leaving animals, stuff, notes, for the victim and the shooting. it all happened around 7:30 last night on ripley road here in dorchester. the way the herald is reporting that the victim was standing with a group of friends when man in block hoodie ran up to him and shot him several times. police were out here for several hours last night investigating. they talked to several witnesses and they spent hours marketing shooter in this case. we know the victim is in the 20s but police haven't made the name public just yet. but, of course, we are checking in with them and keep you posted on any new information throughout the morning. live in dorchester, i'm jessica reyes, fox25 news. >> sara: it was more than six months ago when a car slammed into a newton pizza shop killing two people and leaving several others hurt. now the driver of the car is facing criminal charges. catherine parrotta l

will ripley has that. hi, will. >> hi, carol. that brand-new statement from president obama comes after he was very busy during the overnight hours speaking on the phone separately with the japanese prime minister shinzo abe who is here in tokyo and also the south korean president park where according to a white house spokesman, we have a quote from them as well, he, the president, reiterated the unbreakable u.s. commitment to the security of its allies in asia and around the world. the president indicated the world would continue to consult with its allies and partners in the days ahead to ensure provocative actions from north korea are met with serious consequences. but those serious consequences, carol, what are they at this point? when you think about the fact some of the strongest sanctions ever are in place against north korea with even the naming of the north korean leader kim jong-un having little effect in slowing down this fifth nuclear test in some ten years but also they launched three missiles just last week. they la

. >> reporter: at ripley's aquarium, becky makes sure light -- >> we can bring up the lighting levels in here. >> reporter: -- and sounds aren't overwhelming. >> i can walk through and make all these changes probably in >>> right now our big story on 12 news at 6:00, which just 45 days to go until the november election the presidential candidates are preparing for their first donald trump and hillary clinton had to head for the first time on monday. political insider bram resnick is here with what to watch for. >> tv ratings for this debate could hit super bowl level numbers. all eyeballs are on donald trump. >> it's hillary clinton versus donald trump in what could be the moche -- the most-watched debate in history. >> all about one thing. which donald trump shows up? hillary clinton's whole goal is to try to find the donald trump unhinged, willing to attack or say anything against anyone. >> reporter: here is how clinton can put comp on the defensive. ask him to apologize to the muslim gold star family. raise questions about his temperament. question his affinity for political stron

officers rushed to ripley road around 7:45 last might. they found the man shot several times. there was no reviving him. he died at that scene. a construction worker is recovering tonight after getting trapped at a work site in cambridge. this morning. firefighters used ropes and pulleys to get this man out of a trench that was 30 feet deep. paramedics then took the man to the hospital. >>> people who took the blue line are hoping for an easier commute after a power problem at the maverick station caused huge delays. you can see the platform there was packed as people were just trying to get to work. it took more than two hours to finally fix that issue. >> campaign 2016 tonight. depending where you live, you might not know it, but yep, massachusetts. no statewide races are on the ballot, but there are legislative races. today governor baker was in swampscott casting his vote. turnout is expected to only be 10% and the polls close tonight at 8:00. >> what would you do if you were elected about aleppo? >> about? >> aleppo. >> and what is aleppo? candidate gary johnson with a ma

it's a sentiment that has been hard to get across recently nationwide, including here in dorchester ripley road wednesday night. after a man was shot to death. >> unfortunately, the crowd was upset because they lost a loved one and cruiser windows. >> it's incidents like that commissioner bill evans says would be good to have camera to document the scene and the officers response it to. starting monday that's more likely to happen as the body camera pilot program is rolled out with 100 boston police officers. >> i'm happy we can get the program going. >> reporter: first the commissioner and police union agreed to have officers volunteer to try out body cameras for six months. but no volunteers came union took department to court saying that violated their contract. today there was superior court judge ruled in favor of the commissioner saying had the union mobilized even a small part of its membership the pilot program would have proceeded as a voluntary program. avoiding any of the negative impacts allegedly flowing from the commissioner's orders. >> it's lousy that it's laid out like thi

boston police are on a very busy crime scene right now on ripley road. the victim was taken to boston medical center. so far boston police have not said if there are any arrests. ed: right now, this man is wanted and on the run accused on the violent robbery of an elderly store owner. manchester new hampshire police say thomas ford held a gun to the clerk and attacked him this afternoon in the han's food mart. the owner is a staple in the maple street neighborhood. and customers are stunned by the >> the 81-year-old store owner is hospitalized with serious injuries, but is expected to recover. police say the suspect was armed with a semi-automatic weapon, but they have not said how the victim was hurt. j.c.: this is tough tell. that is look at the city of boston shrouded in fog as you can see there. summer heat on the way. the humidities already here. obviously. meteorologist: yeah. first thing is f early tomorrow. dense fog is possible along the shoreline. so we'll keep find. j.c.: yeah. espec then morning hours. meteorologist: ok. the morning commute.

a man was shot on ripley street at about 8:30 last night. no word yet on the victim's condition or whether police have made any arrests in that case. hospital for grand prix poisoning. strain turned out to be a problem with the oil burner that's when they discovered the problem. officials say the levels were extremely high. everyone was ordered out of the 16 units of the riverside community. >> the alarm went off so i opened up the door and i could smell something. so i grabbed my. >> somebody called, like i said, he smelled something funny and situation. >> the six victims have a hyperbaric chamber. residents were allowed back in once the air had been cleared out. >>> sim months after a deadly -- six months after a deadly accident a newton man has been charged in the case. brad casler's car crashed into sweet tomatoes. the mother of one of the victims is now speaking out. julie loncich has the latest. >> reporter: for six months the wondered when or if this indictment might come. >> we've been waiting and waiting. >> reporter: he will anor

. >> reporter: at ripley's aquarium, becky makes sure light -- >> we can bring up the lighting levels in here. >> reporter: -- and sounds aren't overwhelming. >> i can walk through and make all these changes probably in seven or eight minutes, easily. >> reporter: pens and notepaper are removed at the holiday inn surfside. have families around this world that feel imprisoned and not welcomed. and i had the impact and the power to be able to make that change. >> it's not rocket science. i say just lead with love. >> reporter: setting an example for the nation. >> i'm getting a blue crab. >> reporter: getting a chance to pose for picture-perfect memories. anne thompson, nbc news, myrtle beach, south carolina. >> and that will do it for us on a friday night. i'm savannah guthrie in for lester. for all of us at nbc news, thank you for watching, have a great >>> right now on news 3 live at 6:00 -- vandals hit the local installment of the maked it naked trump statue. >>> a fire tears through a businesses. why some new construction made it difficult for firefighters to get it out. >>> should

it happened last night on ripley medical center. >> manchester, new hampshire police are searching for this man, accused in a violent robbery of an elderly store owner. police say he held a gun to the clerk and attacked him yesterday at han's food mart. the 81-year-old owner is hospitalized with serious injuries but is expected to recover. police say the suspect was armed with a semiautomatic weapon. >> former new england mob boss frank salemme heads before a judge today on murder charges. salemme and paul weadick with killing boston nightclub owner steven disarro. he was a federal witness. his remains were discovered in march. if convicted, both could get the death penalty. >> i just broke out. it's been horrible ever since -- >> families are still anguished as we learn new details about the man indicted for plowing into a newton pizza restaurant. 5 investigates the first to break this news. sweet tomatoes is still closed after the march crash that seven more. >> the driver is facing two counts of motor vehicle homicide. 5 investigates learned a month earlier 55-year-old brad casler w

officers tell us he was shot and killed right here at ripley road and police tell me there is a small memorial for candles burning for him this morning. was the scene last night happened at 7:30. as time went on, a big group of friends and family members showed up. the victim was just standing with a group of friend when a man with a black hoodie ran out of nowhere and shot him. police were out here for several hours marking evidence and talking with witnesses but this morning we do know they are still searching for a suspect in this case as for releasing his identity just yet. we will keep you updated throughout the morning. in dorchester, jessica reyes, fox25 news. >>> the driver who slapped his suv into a popular newton pizza shop is now facing criminal charges. till a lot of questions about what happened. fox25's catherine parrotta is live outside that restaurant in newton. catherine, it is still closed six months later. >> reporter: yeah, and you can see the signs of what happened six months ago here at this restaurant. you can see the restaurant boarded up there. even some you c

. >> reporter: at ripley's aquarium, becky makes sure light -- >> we can bring up the lighting levels in here. >> reporter: and ounds are overwhelming. >> i can walk through and make all these changes probably in seven or eight minutes, ly at the holiday inn surfside. >> we are to the point where we have families around this world that feel imprisoned. >> it's not rocket science. just lead with love. >> reporter: setting an example for the nation. >> reporter: getting a chance at mose picture-perfect memories. ann thompson, nbc news, myrtle beach, south carolina. >> and that will do it for us on a friday night. i'm savannah guthrie in for lester. news, thank you for watching, have a great weekend, and >> now at 7 breaking news. the pats dealt another blow. >> they are working on jacoby brissett's hand. >> it's a quarterback crisis. what do the players have to say? live with team 7 coverage. >> reporter: trouble on the tracks police investigate a ab showers this evening which will lead to cooler air this weekend. >> reporter: sweet sounds filling the air in boston. where you can play.

the man in his 20s was talking to friends on ripley road last night when a man in a black hoodie ran up and shot him several times. he died at scene. peace. >> a grand jury indicted castle wednesday on three charges including motor vehicle homicide. he plowed into the sweet tomatoes restaurant in march. maryanne ryan told fox 25 every case is different and she wanted to get this one right. >> we do a full and fair investigation and these situations take a long time. we are also getting information from other agencies. >> ryan wouldn't say what led her to bring these charges but castler's driving record reveals three assault accidents in 2010, 2004 and 1998. >>> skyfox over a crash involving an ambulance in lincoln. this was the scene on route 2 this afternoon. a car rearended the ambulance. no word if there was a patient on board at the time. fire officials tell fox 25 there were some injuries. we're still working to find out how many people were hurt and how they're doing tonight. >>> two high school football teams battled it out on the field tonight, all while raising money for the

crash in hobeken new jersey. 77 kids of his own to biological the adopted five others and hoarfrost ripley's debt this began with u.s. coast guard helistop to work in narcotics protection and was the officer of the year and 2010. people describe him as one of the most humble unassuming guys you ever meet money was not working he was with his kids volunteering in the community. he was on his motorcycle heading to work was about 80 in vallejo this morning they say his motorcycle collided paul with a big rig and a gulf fund accounts set up which posted that link on our website. >> steve:investigators are trying to piece together what happened. one person was killed -- more than 100 others were hurt.when that out-of-control train plowed into a station platform. scott mcclean is in new jersey tonight with the latest. here in the bay area, caltrain is reviewing these crashes to upgrade safety on its train system. the caltrain tracks that run along the pennisula. are similar to the system in new jersey. these bay area trains weigh a million pounds and can reach speeds up to 79 miles per hour. it ca

. >> reporter: at ripley's aquarium, becky makes sure light -- >> we can bring up the lighting levels in here. >> reporter: and ounds are overwhelming. >> i can walk through and make all these changes probably in seven or eight minutes, easily. >> reporter: at the holiday inn surfside. >> we are to the point where we have families around this world that feel imprisoned. >> it's not rocket science. just lead with love. >> reporter: setting an example for the nation. >> reporter: getting a chance at mose picture-perfect memories. ann thompson, nbc news, myrtle beach, south carolina. >> and that will do it for us on a friday night. i'm savannah guthrie in for lester. watching, have a great weekend, and goodnight. >>> why a strike could potentially be the indication move. >> plus big news for drivers coming to cleveland. what you can expect when the innerbelt bridge reopens this weekend. >> and if your kids use an inhaler for asthma, they're probably using it mistakes you can easily avoid. >>> from the station that sees it possible, this is channel 3 news, brought to you by universal wind

. >> reporter: at ripley's aquarium, becky makes sure light -- >> we can bring up the lighting levels in here. >> reporter: and ounds are overwhelming. >> i can walk through and make all these changes probably in seven or eight minutes, >> reporter: pens and notepaper are removed at the holiday inn surfside. >> we are to the point where we have families around this world that feel imprisoned. >> it's not rocket science. just lead with love. >> reporter: setting an example for the nation. >> reporter: getting a chance at mose picture-perfect memories. ann thompson, nbc news, myrtle beach, south carolina. >> and that will do it for us on a friday night. i'm savannah guthrie news, thank you for watching, have a great weekend, and goodnight. >>> a tampa bay buccaneer busted. the trying to talk his way out of a dui. >> plus a woman jumps on a moving vehicle to stop a purse i wore a badge for 38 years knowing how much you trusted us to keep you safe. yet when a officer was killed in action florida was not doing enough to give their families the help they desperately needed. dana young under

a man shot on ripley street at about 8:30, we do not know the victim's condition. no word of any arrest. charges, in the sweet tomatoes crash in newton that killed man to inside that restaurant. one victim's mother wants justice, and some answers, especially now, six months after the crash. >> late today a grand jury indicted 55-year-old bradford chrysler, he is facing serious charges including motor vehicle homicide and driving to endanger. we are live at the scene tonight, where the restaurant still ordered up six months after the tragedy. >>reporter:sweet tomatoes was supposed to reopen, the summer, but it has been closed for more than half a year now. in fact, this indictment was handed out just as the new protective barriers were going up. for six months, the victims and their families have wondered when, or if this indictment might have. >> we have been waiting and waiting. >>reporter: eleanor desmond lost her 57-year-old daughter, eleanor, on march 1. >> she was a good person. happened. >>reporter: and suv driven by bradford plowed into the sweet tomatoes pi

will ripley is live with the claims that north korea is making here. >> reporter: absolutely, christine, during the overnight hours. the japanese prime minister here in tokyo met with the officials from the japanese-defense forces. called it an unprecedented issue. he said these missiles have reached the waters around the japanese mainland. too close for comfortable japanese officials and u.s. military which has 50,000 troops stationed here. in south korea, one of the top diplomats now saying preparing for a worst-case scenario. the worst being a nuclear strike by north korea. south korea and u.s. preparing for the thaad missiles. we have heard from the rhetoric saying they are developing weapons systems to specifically strike north korean leadership. saying that it could target kim jong-un himself. propaganda and k-pop and south korea news and messages that life is better on the south side of the border. you can see how all of this continues to escalate much to the chagrin of the united states. it looks like there is not more help from china. today, their ministry of foreign affairs sa

we lived in eric clapton's -- i think his grandmother's apartment in ripley, england. she ran the sweet shop there. it was raining. we were pretty depressed. then we started taking trips. moscow, go to greece -- >> jimmy: how old were you when you went to moscow? >> i was 15 in 1981. >> jimmy: with your friends? >> with my friends. >> what was that like? >> it was crazy. >> jimmy: in what way? >> i mean, it was right obviously during the cold war. thatcher was in office. in england. and we went there. i remember walking down -- walking over a bridge in moscow. and this little car pulled up beside and they said, get in. >> jimmy: good idea. [ laughter ] >> we got in the car, they took is down under this bridge, and a circuitous route, ended up in this dark bar. they took us out, brought us into the bar, offered something to drink. we were too young to drink, of course. then they started asking us questions like, is it true? is there really work in the west? >> jimmy: wow. >> it was unbelievable. >> jimmy: you're like, i don't no but it was -- and then you know -- >> jim