newscenter 5's shaun chaiyabhat shaun: yeah, and about an hour, the mayor and newspaper owners are going to be here to dedicate that new box. a few seconds ago, someone came by and placed that new box break year. it is being placed in the same spot where the box was blown up. that explosion sent sparks and smoke flying in downtown salem, nearly a week ago. security video caught a group of about seven people, targeting the rainbow times newspaper stand. the owners of been targeted by vandals a dozen times in three months. that act of vandalism is being investigated as a hate crime. but the gay newspaper says it will not deter them. >> we will be setting up our box right back in the same location. it is a symbolic event for us where we are just saying, we are not going to be censored, be defeated. whatever their intention was, come together. flying rainbow flags throughout town. police still need your help finding out whoever did this, and the state fire marshal is also offering now a $5,000 reward. live in salem, shaun chaiyabhat, wcvb newscenter 5. todd: police are looking for a statue s

our shaun chaiyabhat is live at fenway park to explain why. shaun: a lot of disappointed fans. the sox opened up the boxes and immediately packed them back up and sent them back to the manufacturer. here's a side-by-side of the david ortiz bobbleheads. the one on the right is what the team was expecting. the one on the left is what was delivered. at least it's an example of one. could look different. it's unclear how many were produced incorrectly but the team did not want to give any fan a bad version. a version the team considered racially offensive. 100 of them. that could disappoint tens of thousands of fans. shaun: the team will be giving fans a card to redeem a fixed bobblehead once they're ready. that information will be given after tonight's game. live at fenway, shaun chaiyabhat, wcvb newscenter 5. heather: 5 investigates learning a district court judge is in trouble with his bosses and off the job tonight for allegedly mike judge michael creedon is : the first justice in falmouth district court. the trial court has confirmed to us that creedon is on administrative lea

shaun chaiyabhat is live where police just broke the news. shaun? shaun: police say they have arrested eduardo rodriguez this afternoon. he is facing several charges including kidnapping and rape. the suspect approached the and forced her into a nearby playground where he raped her. the young woman gave the police a good description but police say that he left behind clues -- he had just left prison after serving nearly eight years for a similar sex crime and was wearing his gps monitor during the attack. police were able to spot it during the crime. bracelet and according to all the information we have he cut the bracelet off and that is why we weren't able to locate him as quickly as we wanted to. we were looking for him over the past 16 hours. shaun: tonight, boston police are crediting that young victim for her courage to come forward and identify her attacker. shaun chaiyabhat, wcvb newscenter 5. making an emergency landing in a reservoir. jc: the pilot coming down on the sandbar, landing on the side, located in new salem. todd kazakiewich is l

our shaun chaiyabhat is live in -- with reports on how this suddenly escalated. >> i am with income a stop, stop, and she kept on going. shaun: art gonsalves says a confrontation with a vandal almost ended with him run over. his trump sign has had it's share of unwanted attention. it says hispanic for trump. at 3:00 other vulgar phrases unfit for tv. it's an ongoing battle that's lasted a year. the sign saga reached another pinnacle last september, when police thought his boobie trap was a bomb. >> i said boobie trap and there's a sign that says danger. it's a radio amplifier with wires, so i figure this will keep the kids away from touching it. shaun: he put up cameras to catch the culprit. of the damage. she's a neighbor who lives about a mile down the road. but unlike his neighbors right next door. >> what does that say to you that you can coexist with a hillary supporter right next door, but this happens? >> that's why we fight for this country. shaun: this veteran gets emotional, talking about his and our right to vote. >> 3 years active duty. we fought for this. we want you to p

newscenter 5's shaun chaiyabhat is live in new bedford. shaun: that wild chase ended right here behind me. it started with a man waving a hatchet and getting behind the wheel. danger on the road. >> there's like 50, 60 cop cars behind me. a rolling block of them. shaun: the chase on highways and through towns. choppers above, an onslaught of cops below. stop sticks didn't work. nothing would stop this suv with a driver waving a hatchet. >> this chevy blazer right behind me was coming right at me, swerving all over the road. >> i was worried about them getting into a firefight with this guy, with me in the middle and no place to go. i was like oh, no, not today, god. shaun: that 20-mile pursuit ended in downtown new bedford. police in front and this driver behind. caught in the middle, but determined to help. >> just stopped in the road and i seen the guy try backing up and i just held my brakes. i knew he wasn't going anywhere and he just slammed in m >> i guess, i guess. >> it was amazing it didn't end any worse. i thought the guy was goin

shaun chaiyabhat, wcvb newscenter 5. ed: a follow-up on the fire chief who admitted to assaulting a woman. paul hutchinson has resigned from his job just hours before a department disciplinary hearing today. hutchinson had been on unpaid leave for several months. he pleaded guilty last month to assault after a woman said he began touching her when the two went for coffee following a support group meeting last year. hutchinson was also accused of lewdness, but no conviction will show for that charge if he completes probation. boston fire department tells 5 investigates hutchinson has submitted his paperwork for retirement. hutchinson has not returned our call for comment. jc: 5 investigates revealing that hundreds of criminal cases in norfolk county could potentially be in jeopardy. this comes after an audit into a police evidence room. investigative reporter kathy curran is here with exclusive -- capkathy: this is all still under investigation but we've learned a recent audit report done by an outside contractor focused

newscenter 5's shaun chaiyabhat is live in plymouth tonight with the details, shaun? reporter: plymouth police say this man broke into two homes. victims and witnesses both tell me the man was naked from the waist down. >> it's scary. that kind of thing really doesn't happen around here. reporter: neighbors in this tranquilreporter: beach community woken by police early monday, after a series of disturbing break-ins. >> he had no pants, no boxers on. he was running around half naked. reporter: she watched a half naked man getting shoved out of a home then run down the beach, and try to get into another cottage. plymouth police say, overnight sunday the man broke into two homes. one victim told me she woke up, to find the naked stranger in her home tapping her on the he went through her home even into her children's room. >> and went up the stairs, into one of their sons bedrooms, and her mother's bedroom, and then came down the stairs. they had dozed off watching tv and she said they had tapped her on the shoulder, and she just jumped up and said who are you ? and got

newscenter 5's shaun chaiyabhat was at tonight's memorial, and joins us live from princeton. shaun: all these balloons, left behind, by about 150 runners many women. they came, to honor a fellow runner, and show support for step by step people in princeton move forward. but for the past week many were paralyzed by fear. it's completely changed my life. >>it's completely changed my life. i'm the first one up in the morning and i'm scared to get out of bed even though we have an alarm system and a dog. shaun: kate narita organized this run, to help other local runners get over their fear of a killer on the loose. 27-year-old vanessa marcotte murdered while jogging exactly one week ago. sources say her body was found naked and burned along her jogging path a half mile from the same route runners took today. >> i've never questioned a running route that i've done in town before until this happened and now i'm pretty particular of where i go. >> it was nerve-racking. i ddn't want to be left behind on a narrow road, there was no its a scary feeling. >> we want to honor the fact she

right now, a memorial run in her honor et newscenter 5's shaun chaiyabhat is live in princeton at the site of that run. shaun: yeah, this run honoring the nasa marcotte is -- vanessa marcotte is going to start in a few minutes. 150 people scheduled for this event. it is going to go up workstation road -- brooks station road, focusing on the hours between 1:00 and 3 p.m. sunday, asking if anyone saw a car in the area or have seen a man with scratches or bruises. 5 investigates as learned that police are testing dna from at least one potential person of interest. locals are afraid. runners are going together to show solidarity and help people fight their fear. had every right to be running on that road at that day, at that time. that is a right each one of us holds in this community. that is why we are running. shaun: as of today, state police say 610 tips have come in, and they are asking for more. the anonymous tip line --508- to get underway. the balloons you see, they are about to release those blends and her honor. shaun chaiyabhat wcvb newscenter 5. todd: thank you. a rescue missi

take, breaking wipe shaun chaiyabhat is live in boston. shaun the duck boat should not have been on that road? shaun: that crash happened right here at this overpass connecting to storrow drive westbound. the duck boat was going east on storrow drive. and state police say they are not supposed drive here because screeching of the metal ripping off of it. the girl in the back was crying. shaun: with this crash, an abrupt ending to their weekend tour of boston. pieces of metal torn off as this duck boat crumpled under a storrow drive overpass. >> we went under the first part, it was kinda close. then the second half of the bridge, it just cut. just chopped off the back half. luckily, it all fell backwards. there was a big metal crashing sound that hit the road behind us with the piece falling off. passengers then moved debris out of the road. everyone was safe, but shaken. >> some of the kids in the back got a little upset, but other than that its fine. shaun: police began their investigation. state police say these tours are not allowed on s

live in boston, shaun chaiyabhat, wcvb newscenter 5. maria: the body of a massachusetts fisherman has been recovered from a new hampshire pond. rescue crews say the 67-year-old malden man fell out of a canoe on gilman pond. crews were able to save the man's friend after he went out to help the victim. police say the men fished there often. the victim's name is being withheld pending family notification. ed: looking live over boston tonight. clear out there tonight. meteorologist: this is a bonus. usually when you get to august, the heat, the humidity. we complain about it. none of that going on. in fact, check out the high today. 79 degrees. normal high is 81 but the humidity was low. that is what made today so spectacular. make force a beautiful evening now. only 70 in boston. you get outside. already down low 60's so spots tonight where temperatures drop to the 50's. what could happen in boston over the next 12 hours. dip done the mid 60's. we start warming up tomorrow. the ham ty is not going to be with us again. lows tonight, some s

newscenter 5's shaun chaiyabhat shaun: vandals put that explosive in this newspaper stand, right in the center of town. police think they targeted the gay paper. and they think it was a hate crime. the blast lit up the sidewalk. smoke filled downtown salem. that early morning explosion could be heard a mile away. police say this group of seven targeted the local gay paper. >> there are two individuals here who are actually placing the explosive in the newspaper box. that box owned by the rainbow times. the editor says their boxes went up three months ago. right away, vandals hit. now a dozen times. first with trash. to the top, so when you opened the door, literally, a pile of trash fell on you. it was urinated in. >> i do think it was a hate crime. >> police think so, too. with each new crime,police decided to put boxes in view of cameras. then, this. >> i have no idea who would want to do something like that. it is obviously a hate crime. to the gay community. shocked locals say salem is a gay-friendly town. the paper says its not backing down. they're setting up more boxes. the town

shaun chaiyabhat newbury street with the reaction. shaun: diane, this is a scene you would rarely see, newbury street packed with the dust but not a single car. this car free day started and they have been packed all day. they are looking hopefully for the chance to get more newbury, and he enjoyed it. this may spill over to boylston street and beyond. some businesses were worried that customers would not find parking. >> most of the people are not driving though. they are taking public transportation are getting dropped off. i think walking is great. it's a great thing for the city, too, to showcase our city. that is really what happened here today. shaun: last week we talked with some businesses that were cone business has been great today. after this event today, the city is going to take a survey all of these local businesses to see whether or not they fared well and whether this event should happen in the future. live on newbury street, shaun chaiyabhat, wcvb newscenter 5. reid: turning our attention to commitment 2016. a new poll

tonight, she's sharing the scary experience with our shaun chaiyabhat and shaun, she might not be the only victim? shaun: lowell police say they are investigating 3 other cases of someone shooting at homes over the weekend. well people role -- while people were sleeping. this makes the 4th. the victim asked we not show where she lives or her name. >> they put a hole in the screen. i think it was just some nut that gs shaun: monday morning 81-year-old ann thought she heard fireworks. but she woke up to this. >> there was a hole in my screen. a hole in my curtain and then a hole right through the wall thru -- through both rooms area it's bigger in the other room where it came out. it took part of the side of the window and made a hole in my there. so it all came in at an angle. we are in bed. shaun: the bullet flew through her bedroom and punctured an inch-wide hole in the next room. later that morning she found this and called police. >> when he went up, he saw that it wasn't fireworks. he saw that it was a gunshot. shaun: thankfully she was not hurt. police say nobody was injured in t

ed: shaun chaiyabhat with the shaun: cleanup will take quite some time. the owners of this in behind me are eating out. earlier today they had guests that were stuck in debris. >> i heard a big rumble and a flash and started hearing windows break entries fall. >> everyone was ok. lights were out, alarms going off, it was scary. shaun: firef >> they were stuck all day. we had a tree down that completely blocked our access. the tourists got out safe but left behind their damaged car. a similar scene 439 homes. 100 mile-per-hour winds punched branches through walls. the f-1 tornado tore a half mile >> i have never seen anything like this, ever. i >> i am lucky. i am lucky did not collapse. >> lucky all around. >> there is 15 trees down. not too much damage to the property, luckily. it has been there for 150 years, it looks like it will be there another 150 years. shaun: one worker was hurt clearing debris but he was alert and conscious when taken to the hospital. maria: governor baker leading to help the people in concord cleanup. another area that was hit p

newscenter 5's shaun chaiyabhat is live outside fenway park with the reason why. shaun? shaun: according to the team, the david ortiz bobbleheads delivered today are "racially offensive," and all the fans that came here will not get one tonight. some say they are upset, others this is what the red sox thought they were going to be giving away. many fans saw the promotion of their ticket and wanted one. bobbleheads were delivered and some were not in the same condition. this is an example of the actual bobbleheads that arrived. the red sox they they are very unhappy, saying that the facial expressions are racially offensive, but did not elaborate how. the bobbleheads are to the vendor to be fixed and say they would have been upset giving something like this. >> that offend you? >> yeah. they changed everything. it's the reason i came here. >> i came here from new york for the bobblehead. >> would you be upset if you got that? >> yeah. shaun: that men came all the way from new york. the team will be giving fans 76 at logan airport. cambridge is that 84 and then we eventual

shaun chaiyabhat, wcvb newscenter 5. making an emergency landing in a reservoir. jc: the pilot coming down on the sandbar, landing on the side, located in new salem. todd kazakiewich is live at the reservoir. what happened? todd: the good news is that the pilot is ok. he is uninjured. the other thing we can tell you is that this was not a crash, by to show you the view. you can see the aircraft is experimental. the pilot reported engine troubles before making the emergency landing. state police say troopers responded in a boat. the pilot is the 45-year-old man. it is not clear how or when the plane is going to be removed. state police there is apparently no risk to the water supply. we will keep you posted as we get new details. taltal-- ben: this map shows where the plane landed, what it usually looks like. yes, that's underwater but it is in right now,. jc: a man in brooklyn rushed to the hospital after he was hit by chambers. police tell us the worker was going down this alley when this bigotry lynn came down. it was due to some trimming work. police say a big

shaun chaiyabhat, wcvb newscenter 5. ed: tonight we know when erin hernandez will go on trial for a double murder. the judge ruled today that jury selection will begin february 13. he is charged wortti murders. >> you don't want a witness testimony to be tainted in any way and i am sure the state doesn't want that either. in the interest of justice, everyone wants them to describe what they saw at that time. unfortunately, the descriptions of changed. ed: the attorney says he expects to file a motion to limit the would identify him as the killer. heather: despite union pushback, boston mayor marty walsh says a pilot program equipping police officers with body-cams will begin next month. the program was intended to be voluntary, but so far no officers have stepped forward. 100 officers are needed. despite the lack of volunteers, the mayor says the plan can move forward. >> our agreement said voluntary, that didn't rule out the fact that we could take action. we have to get this program up and running. heather: the pe viol

newscenter 5's shaun chaiyabhat is live on newbury street with the reaction. shaun? shaun: s open to the crowds. the clouds are dying down. it was a full day of heavy foot traffic bringing customers to downtown. ? shaun: newbury street transformed. no longer a sea of congested cars and honking horns. now it is a flurry of strollers, families, and carefree shoppers. >> for sure they need to do this more often. this is great. shaun: for regular visitors to relief from dodging cars. but some businesses worried closing newbury to cars might hurt their bottom line. they feared customers might not have ample parking. >> most of the people coming to newbury aren't driving. they're taking public transportation or they are getting dropped off, so i think having walking is great. it's a great thing for the city too. showcase our city. that's what really happens here today. shaun: mayor marty walsh spent the day browsing local shops. many had open-air booths. like max and riley. >> we are new to the area. we have only been here name out and be part of the community. >> she's be

newscenter 5's shaun chaiyabhat is live in nashua where the trooper was in court. reporter: that former new hampshire state triple -- trooper will not see any jail time. the man he punched. andrew monaco ran from court a free man. inside he pleaded guilty to three counts of simple assault for this beating caught on camera. >> i cannot explain why i have these actions. reporter: attorneys reported to his remorse. the victim led police high-speed chase through two states before giving up and getting on the ground. monaco and a mass trooper stepped in and hurled punches. monaco apologized twice a. your officer. he apologize to everyone but the victim. >> i apologize to the victims and the law enforcement. most importantly i apologize to the citizens of new hampshire for my conduct. former trooper should be behind bars. >> the only thing that saves him from jail time is the uniform he was wearing. reporter: monaco resigned from the force and agrees to give up future police jobs. the state calls that severe punishment. >> we have not seen that in cases of this type. rep

newscenter 5's shaun chaiyabhat is live in leominster where the funeral will be held in the shaun: friends and family are saying goodbye with many questions left unanswered. hugs and memories of a bright young woman with a promising future. friends and family, said goodbye to vanessa marcotte as people in princeton call for answers, about her death. she vanished after leaving for a jog around 1 sunday. at 8:05 the town sent out a code that recorded message warning neighbors of her disappearance hours before. >> we did not get a code red until 8 p.m. and i know some people would have gotten into their cars and gone up and down brooks station road as soon as that happened looking for this girl. jorge neighbors wish they could : have done more. but today state police say town leaders were told to issue that alert after police had already begun their search in these dense woods by foot and by air. at 8:20 not far from her mother's home along brooks station road. 5 investigates has learned police are testing dna from a possible person of interest. state police will not give a more specific time

our shaun chaiyabhat talked with them tonight. shaun joins us live in needham. shaun: if you watched women's gymnastics last night, you might have been squirming in your seats. but nobody was more nervous and excited than ally raisman's family. it's got to be a spiritual experience. as the final five won olympic gold, the bogarts watched on their edge of their seats. >> when she's going, i'm freaking out, i'm sweating. i'm i get a little nauseas. they are aly raisman's family. her cousins and uncle, cheering her on. >> we were all biting our nails and squirming in our seats. squirming, just like aly's parents in the stands. >> when your kid is five years old or when your kid is in the olympics, i think all parents feel the same way, you just want >> this is a proud family inside and out. >> i ordered a banner congratulating she and the final five. that's on it's way. rio will be aly raisman's swan song, her last olympics. but she's not done yet. there's still the all-around competition and an individual event final on floor. before then, their message to >> coul

newscenter 5's shaun chaiyabhat is live in south boston with the allegations against him. shaun: the fbi says he wanted to kill the president when he was vacationing in martha's vineyard. and that he had stockpiled weapons to carry out a series of attacks. a tip led the fbi to this holliston home friday. inside, they found weapons parts fo a muslims. >> he was kind of off, you could tell. there was just something different about him. fbi was around everywhere. >>fbi was around everywhere. they laid everything out on the front. lot of computers, i guess guns may be. shaun: 48-year-old old joseph gargiulo walked into federal court shackled after his arrest saturday. the tip said he plans to chain a the tip said he plans to chain a homeland security officers as he can before they kill him. >> he doesn't have anti-government views or anti-president views, he has different views but certainly not exceptionally radical. >> his attorney met gargiulo 12 years ago during his divorce. he says, the allegations, came as gargiulo was due to court for a restraining order placed by his ex

newscenter 5's shaun chaiyabhat is live at fenway park. >> fans were dissappointed but understanding, they were also shocked when they saw the bobblehead first-hand. red sox fans leaving with ious. the bobblehead blunder that's has fans perplexed. >> so i'm hoping to get here a little early and get myself a that's the look of >>that's the look of disappointment. and this is why. two versions of the david ortiz bobblehead. the expected version on the right. and what was actually delivered on the left. fans spot the difference right away. >> the color. they changed everything on it. does that offend you? >> yeah. would you be upset if you had a >> bobblehead like that given to you? yeah. >> really upset. the red sox "very unhappy" with >>the red sox "very unhappy" with how this portrays big papi calling the facial expressions, racially offensive. defective. enough for the sox to send them all back. >> if there was a flaw in one there could have been a flaw in a hundred of them. >> fans walking in got a card to get another bobblehead later. it turns out the bobbleheads are hand-painted.

newscenter 5's shaun chaiyabhat is at our breaking news desk with new details. shaun: the child who died is the son of a kansas state representative. authorities calling the death an accident. but exactly how the boy died remains unclear. this is the victim, 10-year-old caleb schwab, the son of representative scott schwab. authorities say the boy died while riding the world's tallest waterslide this afternoon at the the 168-foot-tall slide drops people at 70 miles an hour. varruckt, which means insane in german, is enclosed with netting. riders must be 54 inches to ride and wear a velcro strap across the lap and shoulders. the family released a statement saying -- since the day he was born, he brought abundant joy to our family and all those who he came into contact with. your continued prayers are welcome and appreciated. >> right now, our focus is on our family. i understand the need for information. we will get you the information. shaun: the slide opened in 2014, but encountered problems early on, including practice tests that sent sand bags flying. the ride

so was our shaun chaiyabhat. he joins us live from south boston. sen. sandersshaun: fbi says he e threats and had begun to stockpile weapons. and we've learned his ex-wife also feared for her safety. 48-year-old old joseph gargiulo, appeared in federal court with shackles on his wrists and ankles. the fbi arrested him saturday. after raiding his holliston home the day before. fbi was around everywhere. >> they laid everything out on the front. maybe, i am not really sure. fbi found weapons ammunition and parts to make an ar-15 rifle. they also found handwritten notes threatening to kill muslims. a tip said he will plant bombs in police stations and kill as many homeland security officers as he can before they kill him and that he plans to chain a mosque closed and burn it down that tip said. he believes that the structure of america will collapse and that america is going to enter a state of martial law. >> i've known mr gargiulo for about 12 years, i know what kind this is not something he would ever do. i know where the accusations come from. shaun: h

live in raymond, new hampshire, shaun chaiyabhat, wcvb newscenter 5. >> next on newscenter 5 -- rhondella: details in the hot air balloon disaster. mike: when sunshine returns to be forecast a warm back up to the 80's and 90's. rhondella: >> monday morning on newscenter 5 a eyeopener, farmers markets are a staple of summer. >> there can be risks, the advice to keep in mind. >> and a chance of showers can start the week but we'll see a big difference on monday at 4:30 >> you are watching wcvb newscenter 5 at 11:00. surveillance camera. surveillance camera. video shows the car flipping over almost a dozen times. amazingly, the driver survived. witnesses flipping the car right-side up then pulling the man through, saving his life. >> i started pulling them out and another guy, probably about my age helped me. we pulled him out of the car. reid: the driver was taken by helicopter to the hospital, where he is being treated for several injuries, including head trauma. no one else was hit in the crash. police are now examining the video to figure out why the driver lost control of the car. rhond

newscenter 5's shaun chaiyabhat is live in boston to explain. boston police, closing the door on that violent crime that suspect's prior crime helped police them catch him. >> i want to thank the female in this case, the victim, the poor victim who suffered this, for being so brave and coming forward. due to her bravery in her making a positive identification we were able to lock this individual up. sen. sandersmonday it 1:00 a.m.d the young woman with a knife. he forced her to a playground a half a mile away where he raped her. that young woman gave police a good description of her attacker. but the suspect left a digital clue at the scene. police discovered a gps monitor. in the area during the crime. who had just left prison after serving nearly 8 years for a similar sex crime. >> he was on a gps bracelet. from all the information we have, he cut that bracelet off. and that's why we weren't able to locate him as quick as we wanted to. shaun: police say they searched 15 homes and worked 16 hours straight looking for this suspect. they arrested

shaun chaiyabhat is live in boston with how he was found. an 18-year-old girl. he faces new charges including kidnapping and rape. >> we're happy we have him in custody. he was a dangerous individual. shaun: would that arrest fears now called in the south end. at 1 a.m. police say he threatened a woman with a knife, forced her half a mile to this playground and raped h. want to thank her very much for having the courage to step forward and work with us to get this dangerous felon off the street. >> that arrest thanks to the victim id her attacker and thanks to his own prior crime. he left prison in december after serving eight years for similar rape. police say he was wearing his gps monitor during the attack. for all the information we have he kept that -- cut that bracelet off. >> shocking that they could let someone out that is liable to do something like that. shaun: clement relieved but wondering how closely he was being watched. >> he was at it 1:00 a.m. at a park. it's an suspicious if i was watching him. shaun: we are expecting to learn more at the arrai

maria: shaun chaiyabhat is near shattuck street where it happened. reporter: the worker was taken away to the hospital in serious condition after this really bad fall. i'm going to step out of the way so you can see behind me the entire harvard medical school building. it is being worked on. police and emergency personnel arrived, around 2:00 this afternoon. the worker somehow fell off the scaffolding. he fell about three stories. i spoke with one worker who says the victim is a brick layer. he estimated the follows about 50-60 feet, and the victim lay it -- landed on a plank below. he was not moving, but did have a pulse, and looked to have very serious head and neck injuries. the victim was rushed to the hospital in serious condition. investigating factory how he fell off the scaffolding. ed: right now, former nasa chooses senator scott brown responding to his name being pulled into the fox news scandal. good evening. i'm ed harding. maria: and i'm maria stephanos. senator brown is not the one being sued. he's name is mentioned in a lawsuit file by

heather: let's get the latest from newscenter 5heather: shaun chaiyabhat in plymouth. reporter: i spoke with the victims of one of these cases. they tell me this man broke into their home, naked from the waist down. plymouth police say the intruder walked into two homes at the white horse beach community. investigators say there were no signs of forced entry in either 11:30 sunday night, then further down the beach around 1:00 monday morning. police were here searching the beach for the man but he still has not been found. witnesses on the beach that night saw one homeowner shoving the naked intruder out of her home. >> he was wearing like a reddish shirt. he had no pants on. we saw him running down the back stories, and started rng down the beach toward the end of the brook. we did not know what was going on at the time. reporter: in one case, the homeowner says the intruder went all throughout the house, even walked into her children's rooms upstairs. no one was harmed, but police right now are not releasing the description of the intruder. they're just telling peopl

live in south boston, shaun chaiyabhat, wcvb newscenter 5. maria: commitment 2016, donald trump taking on members of his own party. ed: and sen e warren is unleashing attacks on her new favorite target. she is live in somerville right now, mary. mary: ed and maria, she spoke to a packed theater tonight and urged voters to make their voices heard in november. she wasted no time slamming donald trump. >> all i can say is i'm going to be fighting my heart out. donald trump cannot, cannot be president of the united states. mary: senator elizabeth warren tonight to use their vote to fight for working families. >> it's not about voting up and down the ticket. it'ses asking people who want their vote who they really plan to work for. mary: warren's, one of the top trump attack dogs didn't sugarcoat what she thinks about donald trump's latest campaign controversies. today he is saying he has no regrets about his twitter attacks on a gold star family and accepting a retired veteran's purple heart. get a purple heart. this was much easier. >> just when

shaun chaiyabhat, wcvb newscenter 5. rhondella: a rescue mission off castle island. the coast guard is now investigating what caused a boat to sink in dorchester bay. six people were clinging to the sinking boat when rescuers arrived around 1:30 this help. >> it was real dark out there last night. the storms were rolling through. they were definitely happy to see us. >> we were able to identify them. sometimes, unfortunate, it does not happen that way. rhondella: some of the passengers were wearing life jackets and no one was hurt. todd: robbed in rio -- ryan lochte. travers michael has more details. reporter: ryan lochte is making news here in rio after being robbed by men posing as armed police. the 32-year-old 12-time medal winner was out with teammates taxicab with armed men posing as police. the robbers demanded money and personal belongings. olympic officials initially and i the crime happened, but in an interview sunday afternoon, ryan lochte confirmed it did. some of his teammates weighed in on these scary incident. >> there are two ways to react to that. doe