. >> the witness from what i understand from the news was steve fleming who says on a particular day at a particular time he happened to be in the neighborhood and witnessed the crime. it's untrue. >> reporter: prosecutors say selemi fled from the witness protection program. he could face the death i'm david robichaud. >>> a developing story that he can affect the commute home. a cement trip tipped over. it's not blocking the track but trains have so run slower than normal. commuters may see delays of up to 15 minutes. >>> this was a welcome sight across massachusetts today. we're talking about rain. >> absolutely. the steady rain like we saw in littleton is exactly what the area needs. but the showers are moving out. moving in. >> it's going to be all about the heat. but it was a welcome change. and a lot of communities saw between a quarter of an inch and an inch of rainfall. and there's still just a little bit of shower activity. one lone downpour is coming back. and no lightning with it. we have heavy rain from lane to peabody. and this is all moving off to ocean in a few. all of

. >> the reporter: steve davis sister debra was murdered in 1981, strangled by bulger, associate steven fleming testified, but the davis family says the family legal limbo, by issuing a no order on the murder. he says it would be unfair to the family to put them through another trial. as for bulger going free -- >> the families would not like to see him go free, so everybody can get their hands on him. we don't want to hurt anybody or kill anybody, but it's people like that, that put people like myself and others rage to want to hurt somebody. >>> to say the least, the supreme court is highly selective when it comes to each year. so strictly going by the statistics, bulger's chances of getting a supreme court review are slim to none and just last year, a isosona circuit court of appeals rejected a similar argument. we did reach out to bulger's attorney, hank brennon and reached out to his 2013 attorney at the trial, jay carney, neither wanted to comment. live in south boston, jim morelli, fox 25 news. boss is proof a patriots fan is a fan for life. last week, the f.b.i. arrested cadillac frank

steve scalise, voted against $50 for superstorm sandy. the others were bill cassidy and the others in the senate, john fleming, who voted against helping thosehe new jersey area and new york affected by superstorm sandy. i'll not saying this is a tit for tat situation, but when you have republicans from your own state who didn't step up for the people in new jersey, do you have criticism for both sides in perhaps criticizing president obama and some democrats, but within your own party when other americans have needed assistance? >> look, there are situations where disasters absolutely overwhelm the regular recovery or disaster response framework. in hurricane sandy, absolutely was one of those instances. and while i am a fiscal conservative and not going to apologize for that, i'll say again, there are situations where the existing system is overwhelmed, sandy one of those. i can't speak to the vote those folks made. i'm not aware of exactly what was in that package and if there were things in there that were superfluo superfluous or not. in situations like that, i think you have an obligation as a nation to step in and provide assistance,