that's a different story, as chronicle's ted reinstein discovered. >> most of the folks enjoying the pregame meal probably have no idea they are sharing the stage with josh kantor. reporter: he doesn't mind. this is his dream job. >> i remember thinking that has to be the coolest job in the world. reporter: this job keeps him on his toes. he uses no sheet music and never knows what he is going to play. he tries to match songs and takes requests by twitter. >> i will pull listen to it. i will just try to learn it on the fly as i am listening to it. >> for the old metalheads they love it. reporter: make no mistake. he takes the long route even if he is short on space. this job into carry-on the tradition. it is humbling to be a part of that. jc: that is a tiny space. a secret shrine down the door. that is 7:30 in chronicle. college students back in the temptations. ben:a new report about marijuana and prescription drug use. anchor: coming up, breaking news involving boston police. five investigates with new details on the braintree police. i don't know. i think that could happen to any

chronicle's ted reinstein says a local candy company wants to help find answers. >> the high-end chocolate, and the -- company phyllis leblanc. >> are is called gather. it is six dark chocolates. be more i have started exploring honey the more i learned about the plight of the honeybee and what is happening. we decided to combine all of raise funds for the partnership working on research and helping with the plight of the honeybee. >> six candies are available. >> it is all income 70% dark chocolate. >> in addition to getting a fabulous choc chocolate they are helping save the honeybees. it makes you happy. what could be better? targeting a particular pesticide. and what home gardeners can do to reduce the trend. ben: are we going to far when it comes to keeping kids clean? they could benefit from a healthy dose of dirt. they may be important to developing immune system and prevent allergies and asthma later on. some believe this is because the environment our children are going up in our to clean. not all scientists agree. more research as always is needed. anchor: are they eating dirt or

follow the footsteps of chronicle's ted reinstein and explore the springfield armory. >> this was the working armory in these buildings were the center of manufacturing in the 1870's to world war i. they had the highest per capita income in the entire united states. jobs that were located here. >> today the weapons collection is 10,000 strong. general george patton called it the rest battle implement ever devised. >> we will get the gun enthusiast tools then all day looking at the minutia and what are they doing there and they will look as close as they possibly we went fingerprints office glass every day because people are so excited. >> only 12% of the exhibit is on it -- >> we have the largest collection of federal rifles in the world. a lot of these are battlefield pickup -- guys would walk along the battlefield being i don't know what that is but i would they would take them all the parts, shoot them, make better things because of what other people were doing. jc: the armory is just one of ted's stops tonight, as chronicle marks the 100th anniversary of the national park service

antoinette: while lake winnipesaukee and squam lake get all the attention, ted reinstein says it's new hampshire's to be atop the list. >> this link is essentially springfed and cleans itself out several times a year. >> one of the best ways to enjoy this spot? how one of the regular eco tours . >> by the mid-1800s, there were virtually no trees on this hillside. >> the water is deep and cold. free of invasive weeds, thanks to vigil in volunteers who check all incoming boats. >> and if you believe everything you read on the internet -- and who does not -- there are some lofty claims made for this body of water. "the cleanest in america." true? we cannot help wondering if some of these claims were all wet. numerical rankings and rural legend association says the water is exceptionally clear because it is encircled by a 100 square mile filter. >> the watershed, the area around the lake, is roughly 98% undeveloped. most of that is forest. the forest acts as a filter to clean the water. >> smith offers to put the lake to the test with a tool to using this tool, my job is to report when i l

. >> he's the man at the organ providing a sound track as "chronicle" ted reinstein found out. >> most of the folks enjoying their pregame meal in the pavilion club probably have no idea they're actually sharing the stage with josh kantor, tucked away in a far corner behind an i-beam with his organ. >> i can't really see left field. can't really see third base too well. >> kantor doesn't mind. this is, after all, his dream job. >> i early as age 13 like that's got to be the coolest job in the world. >> this sit-down job keeps kantor on hits toes. he uses no sheet music, never knows what he's going to play and tries to match songs to the mood of the game. he even takes requests by twitter. >> i get requests all the time for songs i've never played before, never heard before. i'll pull up the song just on youtube on my phone and listen listening. >> but classic pop is kantor's go-to pitch, although he's not beyond tossing in led zeppelin. >> the old metal heads love him. >> when it comes to his position, kantor takes the long view, even if he's a little short on space. >> it's a great ho

but seeing josh, that's a totally different story as "chronicle's" ted reinstein discovered. >> ever wonder where this fenway fixture is actually located? their pregame meal up here in the state street pavilion club probably have no idea they're actually sharing the stage with josh kantor talked away in a far corner behind an i-beam with his organ. >> yeah, i can't really see left field. can't really see third base too well. >> but kantor doesn't mind. this is, after all, his dream job. >> i remember thinking even as early as age 13, like that's got to be the coolest job in the >> this sit-down job keeps kantor on his toes. he uses no sheet music, never knows what he's going to play, and tries to match songs to the mood of the game. he even takes requests by twitter. >> i get requests all the time for songs i've never played before, never heard before. i'll pull up the songs just on youtube on my phone and listen to it and just kind of try to learn it on the fly as i'm listening. >> but classic pop is kantor's beyond tossing in led zeppelin. >> the old metal heads love that one. >> m

"chronicle's" ted reinstein takes us to a nook or is it a cranny in boston's north end. >> all saints way, a private way on battery street is peter's 30-year labor of love. so how do you describe this? >> this is my personal shrine. one d about it. i said i'd like to make something different, you know. >> different is putting it mildly. where others have throwaway space for trash cans and garden gear, he has a tribute to all things saintly. >> it's an expensive hobby you >> the closer the shrine grows to the heavens, the more it atracks pilgrims from all over the world. and he never fails to impress with his knowledge. who's your favorite saint? >> >> i went to saint anthony school. he's one of the biggest stants around. >> pretty superstart saint. >> do you use saint anthony if you can't find anything? >> that's him. >> visiting hours at all saints way can be hit or miss. he works at the nooked and crannied union oyster house a few blocks away. how do people get to see it? >> keep on trying. >> and tomorrow on "chronicle," the boss told j.c. monahan she was going off to paris, mexico

"chronicle's" ted reinstein takes us to a nook or is it a cranny in boston's north end. >> this is it. >> this is it. >> oh, wow. all saints way, a private way on battery street is peter's 30-year labor of love. so how do you describe this, peter? >> this is my personal -- one day i got up, thought about it. when i sai >> different is putting it mildly. where others are in throwaway space, he had a loving tribute to all things saintly. >> and i started growing and growing. it's an expensive hobby, you know. it cost a lot of money to put this together. the showcase alone $1400. atracks pilgrims from all over the world. >> i went to saint anthony school. >> superstar saint. >> do you use saint anthony if you can't find anything? >> visiting hours at all saints way can be hit or miss. he works at the nooked and crannied union oyster hou how do people get to see it? >> keep on trying. >> guy's classic. >> and tomorrow on "chronicle," the boss told j.c. monahan she was off to paris, moscow and mexico, leaving off the bit about maine. but she discovers you can travel the world without leavi