jim walsh. whoa! oh! jim wa... jim walsh?! he said you'd remember him. who's jim walsh? a navy friend of jack's. jim walsh never had a friend. nobody liked him. that was the one thing we could all agree on. this guy is a maniac. chrissy, if he calls again... he's not. oh, good. he's coming over. ( moans ) he's coming here tonight? yeah, well, he's in the regal beagle. the one night we're trying to get on roper's good side along comes jim walsh, who'll ruin everything. oh, jack, maybe it's not so bad. maybe he's changed. not jim walsh. that's the meanest person i ever met. one time this guy next to him sat on his hat by accident. jim walsh hauled off and broke his jaw and when the guy's friends tried to help jim walsh beat them up, too. couldn't anybody stop him? to drag him out of the church. i don't believe you. it's true. the last time we met, we had a fight. you did? why? it was something i said. what did you say? i think it was "hello." they had to call the shore patrol. he put me in sick bay for a week. ( knocking on door ) he must be here. uh... well, maybe he just

jim walsh. whoa! oh! jim wa... jim walsh?! he said you'd remember him. who's jim walsh? a navy friend of jack's. jim walsh never had a friend. nobody liked him. that was the one thing we could all agree on. this guy is a maniac. chrissy, if he calls again... he's not. oh, good. he's coming over. ( moans ) he's coming here tonight? yeah, well, he's in the regal beagle. the one night we're trying to get on roper's good side along comes jim walsh, who'll ruin everything. oh, jack, maybe it's not so bad. maybe he's changed. not jim walsh. that's the meanest person i ever met. one time this guy next to him sat on his hat by accident. jim walsh hauled off and broke his jaw jim walsh beat them up, too. couldn't anybody stop him? finally, but it took two priests and an altar boy to drag him out of the church. i don't believe you. it's true. the last time we met, we had a fight. you did? why? it was something i said. what did you say? i think it was "hello." they had to call the shore patrol. he put me in sick bay for a week. ( knocking on door ) he must be here. uh... well, mayb

i assume you're referring to officer walsh. kara's a good cop, and it's possible she didn't see anything. you're toeing the company line now, too, huh? what's that supposed to mean? it means that your sister thinks that all cops lie to cover each other's butts. oh, she didn't say that. okay, i get that cops need to protect themselves, but there have to be some regulations as to how far they can go, right? we have guidelines. danny: that's right. to protect cops and the public. but no matter what the regulationsay, a cop should never rat on their partner. ever. so then the regulations don't really mean much, right? smart kid. what your father's saying is that sometimes the most important thing is personal loyalty. so husbands and wives can't be forced to testify against each other or their kids. that's a relief. don't be getting any bright ideas. that's fin but cutter and walsh are not family. they're partners. all right, but when you're out on the street, the only person that can watch your back is your partner. but that makes

troopers say walsh tried driving his pickup through a construction zone and got stuck in the dirt. investigators say walsh called friends, including darby, to give him a hand but say the a construction worker at the site offered to help by using his dump truck but was also unsuccessful. as he began to leave, he backed the truck over walsh and darby, killing them both. >> he was a great kid, great worker, great mannered kid. >> he and his wife brought flowers to the site and said walsh worked at their landscaping business before starting his own. >> one of our best workers ever. you can't imagine. loyalty, there every day whenever you needed them. >> darby's family didn't want to go on camera but wanted to share this picture of their daughter. the truck driver was taken to the hospital complaining of chest pains. >> darby's family was here at the scene last night. it's unclear if the dump truck driver is facing any charges. >> valentine's day weekend is off to a beautiful start weather-wise. >> yeah, friday certainly did not feel like winter when the >> yeah. but the sun is down now

walsh had got his pickup up stuck in soft dirt at this construction site behind me. jessica, who was 8 months pregnant and her fiance, came over to help walsh. >> kevin, i love you and i miss you kid. reporter: kevin walsh' s uncle and cousin held each other close after visiting the site where this young man lost his life, walsh grew up in the area, his family, friends are here and the loss say loved ones is a crushing blow. >> he was a very very good guy, very loving very caring, just don' t understand it. reporter: walsh may have been cutting across the site last night when his pickup got stuck and he called his friends, jessica darby and her out. but the three couldn' t free the pickup. they asked a dump truck driver, 60-year-old paul beagan to give them a pull but beagan couldn' t do it either as beagan backed up to leave, he ran over walsh and darby, killing them instantly. darby' s family and friends were also at the site to see it for themselves, they didn' t want to comment, but some left flowers and balloons in her honor, she was just 5 weeks away from givin

walsh called some friends, including darby, to give them a hand. but say the truck still didn't budge. a construction worker at the site offered to help but was also unsuccessful. as the man began to leave, officials say he backed the truck over walsh and darby, killing them both. >> i can't imagine how this happened. i really can't. he did everything right. >> he and his wife says walsh used to work at their landscaping business before starting his own. >> one of our best workers ever, just ever. you can't imagine. loyalty, there every day whenever you needed him. >> the family declined to go on camera but wanted to share this picture of their daughter. as for the truck driver, he was taken to the hospital, complaining of chest pains. >> now, we learned darby's fiance was also at the scene when it happened. as far as the dump truck driver, facing any charges. >> such an awful story. thank you for the live report. >> orlando police say they arrested a man accused of murder. he's been on the run for months. he's now behind bars accused of killing de

walsh's co-workers at applebee's gathered to celebrate her 90th birthday! (:43) "she's really sweet, she does her job, she works really hard, and she's just a really really great person."( katherine walsh, 90 year old) "i'm part of life, i'm not just sitting there. i'm part of living. i'm out every day. i have a purpose. i enjoy it." (:59)the great grandmother says she works five days a week partly because she has to, but mostly because she wants to.her co-workers, who call her "miss katherine," are thrilled to have her around. walsh is the oldest of applebee's 40- thousand employees and is more than four times older than some of her current co- workers.miss katherine says she has no plans to retire. 3 3 3 too "fast" to slow down.we'll tell you just how many "furious" films are in the works.racing up the empire why all 86 flights are 3 a movie franchise just keeps on cruising.the "fast and furious" series is getting ninth and tenth installments. universal pictures announces the 9th film will hit theaters in 2019.two years after that, fans will be treated to

fanfare but this day something different. >> was just so surprised. >> because walsh's coworkers wanted to celebrate a big milestone in life, her 90th birthday. >> it's fabulous. >> all of these people could come out for my birthday -- >> a great grandmother with eight children, she is the oldest of applebee's 4,000 employees. >> people wish she was their grandmother. >> she is really sweet and does her job and does her job and is really a great person. >> at age 90 katherine walsh works five-day a week partly because she has to and partly because she has to. >> it's part of life, i'm part of life and part of living and out every day. and i have a purpose and i enjoy it. >> and her loyal customers love her. >> she is such a doll, she is friendly and helpful. >> for her age, she certainly is quick. >> she is fast on her feet? >> yes i wish i was. >> as she blows out the candles and opens cards and gifts, katherine walsh reflects on staying young. >> it's just being with people. >> and even though she is 90, she has no plans to retire. >> maybe i'll have another five years? at least. nora

sam walsh pointed out tough times as likely to end anytime soon. are principles -- these are perfectly sensible things to do. it is not cataclysmic. i'll think anyone will be disappointed. francine: what will they do with the cash? m&a? stuart: i think they will look at projects. his of what we have seen companies trying to sell forward their production. that is not really a business that rio is into. possibly. it is showing up that credit rating more than anything else. francine: how worried should we be about commodities? it is tough, but is it cataclysmic? stuart: for some of them it will be bad news. maybe not a company the size of rio tinto. dependent on three main commodities. even so, it has a spread of assets. it is the small ones i would be worried about. echo stored, thank you for coming in. i highly recommend you going on to bloomberg.com. way, below $27. we will be back in two. ♪ v . . >> welcome to "the pulse" live from headquarters in london, >> total beat estimates in production and gasoline and refining profits helped the company we

(nick paton walsh, senior intl. correspondent): "would you still at this time tell people not to use contraception to prevent children being born with this awful deformity?" (cardinal dom orani tempesta, archbishop of rio de janeiro): "the church doesn't address this with the congregation, because the church believes that people should be responsible and for example if they have this or any disease, they should be responsible and not transmit it to other people." (nick paton walsh, senior intl. correspondent): "many have compared this virus to hiv and how the world was not fast enough to push safe sex. haven't they not learned their lesson? should they not be pushing people at this time only to use contraception and risk?" (cardinal dom orani tempesta, archbishop of rio de janeiro): "there is just a probability and it has not been proven yet. i think that it still has to be proven and the church recommends that people take care of the environment, that they don't allow the mosquito to proliferate, and take care of t

claire: kiera walsh is talking about her older cousin, 29-year-old kevin walsh. this is a picture of the young man who along with 22-year-old jessica darby, got caught up in a fatal chain of events. >> he was always very happy, and like, just like you said, he was very joyous, always wanted to be around his family and his friends. claire: and it was friends walsh called on last night, when, while driving in this construction zone, his pickup got stuck in soft dirt. darby, eight months pregnant, and her fiance came to help but couldn' t get the truck out. they asked the driver of a dump out, but 60-year-old paul beagan couldn' t do it either. as he backed the dump truck out, he ran over walsh and darby, killing them instantly. walsh' s uncle, grieving at the scene, says the family is heartbroken. >> he was a very, very good guy, very loving very caring, just don' t understand it. claire: jessica darby' s family was here too but were just too upset to talk on camera. some of her friends however left flowers, a balloon, and her favorite cookies. the dump truck drive

walsh. reporting live interest do you remember happen, new hampshire. kimberly bookman, 7 news. >> anchor: just a remind their we will have you cover tomorrow night as the results of the primary come in, tune in at 7:00 then again at 10:00 p.m. for special edition of 7 news for results and analysis of the big night and because of our coverage we have a special prime time lineup to tell you about. tune in at 0 clock for chicago medicine and chicago fire at 9:00. set your dvr for hollywood game night. it will now air at 2: 0 5:00 a.m a.m. for now, that's it from here in manchester. kim? >> anchor: we'll check back with you. 7 news will be right back. jr walking us through the rest of the winter storm. >> reporter: light snow winds down overnight tonight. we'll take a look at your >> reporter: the storm went through bomb-oh-genesis and now moving away from southern new england and weakening. temperatures in the lower 20's. the city at 21. plim out at 27. snow and wind will fade away after midni

. >> itself was an emotional scene today at the construction sitey jessica darby and kevin walsh died last night. >> this is very, very good guy. very loving. very caring. just don't understand it. i don't understand it. kevin, love you. >> reporter: according to highway patrol troopers walsh got out of his pickup truck stuck in the sand at this construction site last night. trooper said walsh called a friend and had his fiancee, jessica darby, come with him to help pull him out. a dump truck driver here to help. after several attempts of that not working the driver was backing up to leave the scene when troopers say he accidentally ran over and killed wall and darby. darby was ought months pregnant. friends and family of wall describe him as kind, hard working, a landscaper who just started his own company. >> kevin to me was a great kid, great worker, great manner of kid. he eventually bought his own business. he was a hustler, and i can't imagine how this happened. i really can't. he did everything right. >> i loved that boy. you have no idea. he meant the world to me. one of our b

the newer ones are basically impossible. >> walsh extracts information from cell phones to help police catch cases. >> not just pictures and contacts, but also the wifis they were connected to, location data, through gps and pretty much anything that was put on the phone, we would be able to get off. >> police detective jim schultz tells me cell phones are treasure troves of information that can be the keys of unlocking crimes. >> they use their cell phones for drug transactions, coordinating events with other criminals, they even log their locations down so geo tracking has been a big help with us in investigations. >> but police sources explain to me that law enforcement technology is not keeping up with cell phone advancements and without passwords they can't break the iron clad connection. >> if apple puts in a back door to eye message and gives fbi the key, other bad actors are going to find a way in to that same back door. >> reporter: now police tell me they use cell phones as just one tool to get information and help solve crimes. if they keep the get information from cell phon

walsh's co- workers at applebee's in new jersey gathered to celebrate her 90-th birthday. the great- grandmother says she works five days a week partly because she has to, but mostly because she wants to. her co-workers, who call her "miss katherine," are thrilled to have "( mager, sean gallagher) "they love her. a lot of them think she's their grandmother, wish that she was their grandmother." --butted to-- (coworker, desiree barker) "she's really sweet, she does her job, she works really hard, and she's just a really really great person." --butted to-- ( katherine walsh, 90 year old) "i'm part of life, i'm not just sitting there. i'm part of living. i'm out every day. i have a purpose. i enjoy it." walsh is the oldest of applebee's 40- thousand employees and is more than four times older than some of her current co- workers. miss katherine says she has no plans to retire any time soon. jessica rae scott: adlib scott:a quiet pattern is going to surprise of a lifetime this week. every weekday for the last 13- years, waitress katherine walsh arrived at work without any patt

investigator jonathan walsh takes us on an up-and-down ride through east cleveland. >> reporter: alberta peyton from cleveland heights is a bit confused. she appealed two tickets snapped by this speed camera in east cleveland on subpoena pear your right in front of a school. during the school's holiday break. during the appeals process she told me the ticket was dismissed. >> i was happy about that, but then i got a letter in the mail. they just know my address. >> reporter: the letter said she was on the hook for that $95 ticket. >> they got us confused here, and i'm sure there are other people who are going through the same predicament. >> reporter: in fact, in early jarntion newschannel5 investigators reported others were having the same problem, getting a ticket during holiday break. >> why is this camera out here in a school zone where there's no school? >> reporter: i went straight to city hall looking for answers. >> jonathan walsh from newschannel5 looking for the mayor. >> reporter: the mayor's office referred me to the police chief. the police chief referred me to the law direc

. >> mayor walsh acknowledging that gang violence is a problem. since september, there have been several murders in east boston, there was also a shooting in broad daylight at the maverick just two weeks ago federal authorities arrested dozens of alleged members of a street gang known as ms13 on charges including murder and drug trafficking. the arrests raised concerns that gang recruitment was going on inside the high school, but boston's police commissioner says he's focused on what's happening outside the school building. >> we have to also get to the playgrounds and the soccer fields, because i'm hearing that's where some of the kids might feel intimidated or the pressure is on them to join gangs. >> nancy: the district attorney believes there are 50 to 100 kids in east boston currently considering whether to join ms13 and says people in the community need to be aware of what's happening. you might say to dwrowrs, but i don't want to get in the middle of that. i don't want to be involved with that. that's where you pick up the phone and call t

coming to sera: mayor marty walsh meeting with allegations of racism. it lasted about one hour and a half. >> it was very positive, it was a deep dive into the issues. sera: some students revealed alleged acts of racism. administrators did not properly handle one of several incidents. >> we also recognize it was acknowledged in the district and they were ill-equipped to handle race issues. >> the headmaster has apologized and pledged to do more, and thousand keep her post, despite continued calls for resignation. >> we believe it is paramount -- it is still on the table and still being actively advanced. attorney carmen ortiz to open an investigation. reportedly reviewing the complaint. the mayor' s office would also launch a review. mayor walsh deferred comment to the urban league leaders. >> yes we have issues. i think what we are showing his leadership and spiritual and more value than we are 20 get this fixed. >> the group plans to me again in another two through three weeks. reid: a sure sign that spring is almost here. sullivan' s on castle island

walsh' s uncle spoke with wesh 2 news. >> he was a very, very good guy. very loving, very caring. just don' t understand it. jim: the dump truck driver was stopped by troopers down the he was taken to the hospital with chest pains after learning what happened. meredith: schools and students have one thing in common in florida, report card time is underwriting experience. the grades are out, and shall meredith has more on how schools and school districts stack up. michelle: it is report card time. and here in central florida, as always there' s good news with the bad. in terms of districts, the news is over all impressive. seminole and brevard counties got straight a' s and the rest of central florida' s school districts, flagler, lake, marion, osceola, volusia, and orange got b' s. in breaking down orange county central florida' s largest school , district and 10th largest in , the nation, there was a lot to brag about. close to 80 schools in orange got a' s including over 40 elementary schools, nine charter schools, 14 middle schools and 9 high schools. winter park high was one o

kenneth walsh is facing 20 felony counts. state police accuse him of embezzling money from the police department, forging public documents, and obtaining drugs in a fraudulent way according to search warrants. walsh worked at the altavista police department for 15 years and served as chief from two - 20- 13 until last march. as walsh waits to go on trial, new leaders are revamping the altavista police department. wdbj7's tim saunders shows what they're doing to regain trust among the people they serve. when sergeant gary penn patrols necessarily looking for crime. sergeant gary penn/altavista police department: "i go into stores and speak to just about everyone that i can. i laugh and talk with them." penn's efforts are just one way the altavista police department is trying to build a bridge between itself and the community. penn: "i want the citizens, the visitors, and the merchants to know that we are more than just police officers. we are fathers, grandfathers. we're just plain people." interim chief mike jones/altavista p

mayor walsh: no. we came to school early to make sure parents could make arrangements with their kids today. randy: so far, so good this winter. mayor walsh: we have been pretty lucky this winter. this happened last year where we had a good november, december, i am hoping me trend it does not continue from last year. emily: thank you. randy: thank you for being with us this morning. emily: we want to send it over to cindy. cindy says you just saw the live pictures. they are becoming more covered. the snow is accumulating. you can see heavier bands of snow. right along the pike to boston, still some rain on the shore. heavier bands of snow in the western part of the state. this ability is dropping under one-mile in worcester. it is about a mile in boston. rain with temperatures in the lower 40' s. we dropped to 31 degrees, worcester. the wind is picking up. the snow line is going to continue to drive southward. all of this works in. i weather advisory on the cape. through 10:00 this morning, we are goi

including gold medalist kerri walsh jennings. >> we'll be waiting to hear what steps are taken to make sure everything is safe and secure. >> reporter: with women making up half the american team, the countdown to the olympics is on.

i'm jonathan walsh, news channel 5. >> so easy to overlook that password. >> we all have those cameras. mine are set to play on password. >> now you know. >> i'm going to pay attention. >> we are trying that camera away. >> we are seeing snowflakes out there. >> we got snowflakes. let's take a look at what is going on outside. those who wants know, i think of the next seven days, we've got some coming your way. right now got flurries downtown, cleveland, cloudy skies, light snow showers and flurries on and off every where you go. in fact, we'll show you our power of 5 live doppler network radar. the main area of snow pushing off to the north and east, concentrated the snow belts of like geauga, ashtabula counties and eastern cuyahoga. but other flurries will slide flurries off of medina, akron and canton, but the supplied stuff, this is another batch that will slide in. a dusting, maybe half an inch, upwards of an inch of snow overnight tonight, mainly in the snow about various. not a huge deal, but there will be slick spots and untreated roadways tomorrow morning when you get up and g

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and were standing behind the dump walsh' s uncle spoke with wesh 2 news. >> he was a very, very good guy. very loving, very caring, just don' t understand it. meredith: the dump truck driver was stopped by troopers down the road. he was taken to the hospital with chest pains after learning what happened. jim: a rape suspect who' s been on the run for 20 years using the identity of a dead man is the subject of an intensified manhunt. palm bay police have released 1996. the other as he appeared in 2004, when he assumed the identity of the deceased robert woolley. the victim of an alleged 1984 rape is pushing for a renewed effort to find adams. she' s still haunted by what happened decades ago. a resident of the neighborhood where the alleged rape occurred says she believes she' s seen adams lately. police say adams has gone as far as mexico in his flight from justice. tonight we' re learning more about the shooting in orlando that claimed the lives of two people in the metrowest neighborhood. the two victims were apparently on their way to a super bowl it. they were gunned down in the

i love you, kevin. >> according to florida highway patrol troopers walsh got out of his pickup truck, stuck in the sand last night. trooper says walsh called a friend, and his friend's fiancee, jess da darby to help and try and pull him out. when that didn't work they asked a dump truck driver here to help. after several attempts of that not working, the driver was backing up to leave the scene accidentally ran over and killed wall and darby. darby was eight months pregnant. friends and family of walsh describe him as kind, hard working, landscaper who just started his open company. >> kevin was a great kid, great worker, great manner of kid. he eventually bought his own business. he was a hustler and i can't imagine how this happened. i really can't. he did everything right. >> i loved that boy. you have no idea. he meant the world to me. one of hour best workers -- our best workers ever. >> i'll miss him. >> reporter: florida highway patrol is investigating. they haven't said whether the dump truck driver will be charged or cited for anything but at this point they say it simply loo

nick paton walsh has more. " " pedro is driving us to his home. that's inside brazil's nearly completed olympic park. he'so builder, or deloper. but someone for whom the making of this olympic dream means they will lose their own dream - their home. they won't give up their land - won't take the government's buyout. there are forms of pressure - the most common to cut the water. what water is here, is stagnant, and that could mean zika. (nick paton walsh) "this was once a lakeside paradise but now stagnant water brings with it the risk of mosquitoes, and the construction work has taken away so much of the greenery they used to know. and they are now the reluctant new neighbor of the olympic park." there are a lot of mosquitoes. (pedro) "i don't have fear of mosquitoes, i have fear of my major." he means the city mayor, whose office didn't return our calls. just outside the park's fence, luis heads one of fifty of whatas once five hundred families living here. this was our little corner, a paradise for us. (luis) "yes, they've been offered new home

newscenter five' s sera congi was there as mayor walsh and community leaders talked about the tensions coming to light. mayor marty walsh meeting with community leaders this morning, about the allegations of racism at boston latin. the closed door discussion held lasting about an hour and half. it was a productive, very positive. it was a deep dive in terms of the issues. some students at boston latin revealed alleged acts of racism -- >> some students at boston latin revealed alleged acts of racism within the school, a department investigation found administrators did not properly handle one of several incidents, >> -- incidents >> . >> we also recognize and it was acknowledged in the meeting, the district and bls is ill equipped city. >> the headmaster at boston latin has apologized and pledged to do more, but she vows to keep her post despite continued calls for her resignation. s still paramount the removal of headmaster of boston latin school is still on the table, still being actively advanced. sera: in a letter, some local civil rights leaders have formally asked us attorney car

was walsh's co- workers at applebee's in new jersey gathered to celebrate her 90-th birthday. grandmother says days a week partly to, but mostly wants to. who call her "miss thrilled to have her around. scott: >> announcer: got the whole team then pay attention because we're

i'm investigator jonathan walsh. newschannel 5. >>> columbus police announcing that the victims of the machete attack will survive. the officers investigated why it happened. mohammed berry entered a restaurant and attacked customers inside. the owner went there a half hour earlier and came back. now he is worried that he was israel. police shot and killed berry shortly after the attack. >>> when driving on 90 eastbound as we are moving towards cleveland here, just past west lake and looking much better as far as driving goes, i want to show you the roadways covered and snow is much lighter in west lake and on the back edge of the snow squall that is currently dumping on northeast ohio including downtown. will want both hands on the wheel, where as for us. we are fearing a bit better in lorain county soon to be closing in on cuyahoga. guys, all to you. >>> all right, tara and black out in storm tracker 5. thank for that. it is here. >> it is and i want to show you the sky cam, the live look downtown, that is a pelted

marty walsh of boston. joining me now in manchester, political reporter, matt, i've seen this happen before. i mean, tommy, the last mayor who passed away, he brought up hundreds of volunteers for hillary last time, and it worked. >> yeah, you know, he had an army as well. they came up, knocked on doors. it worked for hillary clinton, you know, eight years ago. the question is, will it work again? i mean, the gap was not quite as large to make up for hillary clinton. >> is there a different accent between boston and new hampshire? can they tell you're from another state? hey, air from boston. >> southern new hampshire from boston too, you know what i mean. i mean, people who migrated up, no taxes up here, you know, so i think there a comenalty between the two regions. >> what is it about massachusetts? even when barack obama was fighting it out, massachusetts, despite the fact that ted kennedy and much of his family was backing barack obama, including caroline kennedy, massachusetts went for hillary? what's

. >> tamir marty walsh is urging people to take caution on the roads. signing an increase in traffic -related deaths and injuries the mayor's calling on pedestrians drivers and bicyclists to be more aware. but what about working the congested treats of boston. fox 25's sharman sacchetti reports. says drivers pedestrians and isolate skits only to learn how to share the road and be safer. chaotic. lucky to mate across the street without getting hit. at mass avenue roxbury south line we found it's tougher pedestrians it's tougher drivers and even emergency vehicles. we went to the square and dorchester where multiple crosswalks are spread out across the busy streets. >> this man tells me he just got beeped at was crossing the street legally. beginning of 2016. for people in the city have died after being hit by a car or truck while walking. boston mayor marty walsh had a task force working on finding intersections. >> i'm asking everyone who uses the streets to slow down to drive carefully. he wants pedestrians to pay better attention to. whether you behin

. >> jonathan walsh live with a preview of an explosive story. jonathan, what you found is really eye opening. >> and for good reason, because my research has found compromising cameras in people's bedrooms, medical procedures, schools, day care, and so much more, putting ip- based camera security into question. that's hacked or accessed 73,000 ip-based cameras around the world. i'm not naming the site, but you don't need to league in, you don't pay for it. it's wide open, capturing intimate images. it's the kind of invasion of privacy that has people in our area wondering. here i am at a local business that uses a multi-camera system. you can see inside the offices. and various spots outside, including here, over here by this truck, and this camera. this whole system can be controlled by a cell phone. so is the owner worried about getting hacked? >> any technology, there's always people out there that are 10 steps ahead of it. >> reporter: mike is still very cicht his system that's actually helped catch crooks. but in this lab, a student lets me

investigator jonathan walsh joins us live. jonathan, this is very positive because these two people have been giving to the university for years. >> reporter: you said it, gary and pamela william haves been supporting the university since 1969 to the tune of more than $10 million. so today a big celebration and ceremony as the university of akron named the university's honor college dr. gary b. and williams honor college. the size and scope of the donations can transform a part of the university. with it the academic experience and the lives of students. the school says enrollment in nearly 30% in the past five years alone. >> it's an honor to make this contribution. it is not a burden. but something that we have talked about for years, allowing the university to move forward. >> and now a part of the money will be used for combining the physical sciences and the social sciences to better understand what people need in today's world. i'm investigator jonathan walsh news channel 5. >>> speaking of giving, new at 6:00, king jame

if you are having water bill issues go ahead and e-mail me jonathan dot walsh. water officials want me to pass jonathan walsh. newschannel 5. >>> new developments investigation. sarah buduson has taken action here. >> after watching our investigation. david smith fired off this later to the ohio municipal league. says "he is embarrassed and upset by how the director responded to our questions" firefighters are getting sick doing their jobs. bills. >> you are being obnoxious but this and i said i had an appointment to keep and trying to get out of here. >> reporter: susan gabe told us the ohio municipal league firefighters benefits to fight ohio is one of 16 states without a law recognizing the lengthy of firefighters fighting cancer. despite the studies showing the job increases the risk for the deadly disease. we talk to mayor smith on the phone. >> i found it offensive that this lady would take detrimental actions and not look out for the health and safety and welfare of our fellow firefighters. >> by the way there is another major development in this battle t

callahan walsh, ncmec child advocate you can sign up as anybody you want?it really becomes a private hunting preserve for all of these pedophiles. grfx1 here's how kik works ? download the app for free.. add any name and any photo. then, you can send messages, photos and videos. and you don't even need texting service. callahan walsh, ncmec child advocate parents sometimes take away think that a child is abusing it // but // they only need a wifi signal to be able to communicate. grfx2 abc reached out to the people who run kik, who told us, "kik cooperated with the fbi for their investigation?kik cooperates with law enforcement to combat child predators anywhere in the world, either upon provision of a court order, or in emergency situations such as this one." grfx3 some apps can sort users by geographic location? others by school? and some by age. so how do you keep your family safe? callahan walsh, ncmec child advocate the first thing parents need to do is set ground rules. secondly they need to know the technology and how the controls work and third. the

. >> but the spokesman jeff walsh says the woman was not what she appeared. uses a wheelchair was one of the biggest sellers of heroin in central florida and working with nine other people to get it and to sell it. they were all arrested, too. >> it doesn't matter how old or how young, any of that is out the window with this stuff. d.e.a. agents tell news 6 she and her group were selling two kilos of heroin a month and making around $300,000, all of it from this small home in east orlando. agents found these guns with ammo yesterday when they stormed the house, a sophisticated video of money. we asked neighbors and they told us they have absolutely no idea what happened inside. they say perez lopez blended into the neighborhood. walsh says she was putting her neighbors in danger. decency and the rule of law and they'll go to whatever great lengths it takes to protect their enterprise. that's the scariest of them all. >> the heroin the nine people are accused of selling in central florida probably came from colombia. we also found out federal agents are still looking for two suspects a

. >> ryan: marty walsh addressing safety on the streets is encouraging people to partner on the street keeping people safe. >> the beginning of 2016, four people in the city have died after being hit by a car or a truck while walking. three of those people were senior citizens. this is unacceptable. ensure residents' safety in our city. >> ryan: the mayor is asking anyone who drives, walks or rides a bike to pay attention to the rules of the road. >> jadiann: new at 4:30 mayor walsh launching a new program to keep the city clean. the cigarette butt boxes will be put in seven busy lobbies and labeled with fun pole questions to let smokers vote with their butts. he hopes that will encourage smokers not to throw their butts on the ground and keep the city clean. the mayor has a few idea for polls on the boxes. >> maybe some of it, yankees, are being, see who throws more butts in what thing. [laughter.] yankee oneill be filled ride away. but looking at different ways, different ways of trying to promote clenliness in our streets. this is, a lot of people are calling me saying somebody thro

later on in the program, sam walsh will be joining us. it is the first interview on bloomberg and we will talk about that story. let's talk about the story and get news with caroline hyde. caroline: federal reserve chair janet yellen said that while the rate hike may be delayed by the turmoil in market, she will not abandon the program. making the twice silly address, she said recent volatility has tightened financial conditions and could weigh on the economic outlook. levels not seen since before the bank of japan surprise monetary easing back in late 2014. n 8 monthbed two and 8 high. whohedge fund manager successfully bet against mortgages during the subprime crisis. thinks the world's second-biggest economy may have to print more than 10 trillion yuan. the ceo of france's second-biggest bank thinks markets are overreacting. he told bloomberg that the current climate is nowhere near as bad as 2000 an8's crisis. >> this is that it's too low we has nothing to do with what we saw in 2008. the banking system in the world is much more stron

mayor walsh says he'll be looking further into the the matter. >> we have to make sure that the proper action will be taken here. again, my biggest concern is on the impact on the students. >> the mayor says his office is launching a review separate from the school investigation. >>> a celebration of black today. governor baker and other politicians honoring leaders in the african-american community both past and present. it honored educators and former city councilors. >> coming up on 7news at 6:00, new internet video that you should see. it's showing off some real steel. look at that robot made right in boston. and the bruins back in the garden. hopefully the home crowd will is boston dynamics showing off some new artificial intelligence. this is atlas stacking boxes there. >> he's 5'9" 180 pounds of rock hard abs, laser focus and enjoys walks in the wood. atlas is boston dynamics' newest robot and giving us a glimpse into the future. the waltham robot company released this new youtube video well, actually he is, when physically shoved to the ground, you almost imagine he's going to

now, you know admiral walsh over in bangalora. - admiral walsh of special weapons? - that's right. he needs a new refrigerator. - oh, he needs--i-- refrigerator? - yes, see that he gets it. mchale, i want to talk to you. - at your service, sir. - in private. do you mind, captain? - oh, ok. no, sir. it's a pleasure, sir. [door closes] - mchale gets the glory and i get stuck with a refrigerator. carpenter, this is a hard piece of cheese to swallow. - well, perhaps if you tried a little glass of water, sir, it'll make it go down-- - oh, shut up about that water. why do they make the windows so high? down, elroy, down. - yes, sir. - easy, now. don't hurt me. - no, sir. - and right off the island, huh? - yes, sir. lontiki island, sir. why, that has the best marlin fishing in the whole pacific, sir. - all right, all right. well, the senator will like that. - carry on, carry on. carpenter, the window is shut tight. i can't hear a thing. can you read lips? - no, sir, but i can wiggle my ears. - i'll wiggle your-- - oh, sir, they're coming out, sir! quick! - now, i need hardly say, mchale,

walsh says its all about being social and being with people. look who stopped in during the now - craig mckee is here with a look at what's coming up on 9 on your side. if you have cameras in your home for security or just a camera on your computer - you need to know who's looking back at you. we're on your side in just minutes with the steps to take to protect your family. then a student accused of threatening to shoot up a classroom what u-c is doing in the wake of accusation and you'll hear from a student who saw the moments after the chilling the race for the white house is heating up.but its not the crowded republican field where competition is fierce. more debates between these two.. as early as tonight.. with the polls tightening we'll explain why these last minute face offs are now a wikileaks founder julian assange is expected to walk free soon.he has been living in the ecuadorian embassy you see here in london for more than three years.that's after now the u-n is expected to announce tomorrow assange has been held illegally.that's acc

other performers include adele walsh of the eagles and cast of the broadway musical hamilton. the grammys air this monday night at 8 right here on cbs. >>> it's called continued he for dogs -- tinder for dogs the app. if you are a dog owner find a playmate that connects you with professional dog walkers and sitters and if you wish you had a pet, it hps you find a dog -- hps you find a dog you -- helps you find a dog you did walk-- cay walk or hang out w -- can walk or hang out with. that's a different idea. >>> a group known for awesome music video has done it again. >> no visual effects here. expwhrid he one of the most creative videos you will see. >> they shot it in zero gravity. take a look. >> no choirs or green screen and they took 20 flights on a russian f7 airline flight in weightless conditions. this is the group who tried another video that went viral in 2007. >> i remember that. >> creative-- i watched the whole video and i was mesmerizeed by it and i was >> they were up-- th's how they shot it while flying. >> yes. >> unbelievable. >>> your top story and traffic mo

you know, we have seen marty walsh here. we've seen morris healy here. we have seen local officials from massachussetts come up here. is this a test of their political machine? >> right, you want to get the dust off with another reelection bid coming up. for marty walsh this is probably the best he could do, because i don't they can it's going to be a sure thick when 'rubs for mayor again. >> thousands on the ground with the get out the vote. she's targeting yuck tells and making a person plea to sanders voters saying that she cares about they will. do you they can that it will the yuck voters? -- young vote sners. >> sanders has that snap chat the other day. hillary doesn't seem to have a response. she does get like 21st century technology. >> what about chris christy and charlie baker? a few days ago we reported charlie baker was endorsing chris christy. is that en doerlt really going to at to anything for christy? >> what's really going to count here is what he did for rubio on saturday night. i sawhill this morning and he was strutting. he was like r

today, mayor walsh says he doesn' t think that is necessary. he says his office is looking into conducting its own investigation. >> my biggest concern is the impact on the students and resolve this. there are a lot of outside voices and that is distracting the students and i will get more doug: the boston naacp has called on the headmaster to step down. apple supporters out in force as the company' s standoff with the fbi continues. >> apple should not be involved in cracking things on behalf of the fbi. doug: this is a rally outside the apple store in boston. and there were similar events outside other apple stores across the country. the fbi wants access to the iphone used by the san bernardino gunman. apple is refusing, claiming it would compromise the security of all its phones. citing a case of his own, boston' s police commissioner sides with the fbi. >> i have one particular homicide that we cannot get access to the phone. doug: apple plans to tell a judge this week that its fight with the fbi should be settled by congress rather than i

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the film also received praise from boston mayor marty walsh who said the win was well- well-deserved . >>> i commend the recorders that were part of that series that were able to bring light to this and basically address the things that happened in the church to a lot of people and i award last night >> anchor: so spotlight also took home the first award of the night for best original screenplay. great movie and important message in that too. >> anchor: all the way around. i was at a watch party and the >> anchor: that's awesome >> anchor: a cool thing. we have some nice weather out there too. . >> reporter: it sure was. record warmth today a little the forecast for the week is up next. >> reporter: coming up next in 7 sports the n.h.l. trade deadline as passed and louis ericson is still a bruin. why is he still a bruin? that's next in 7 sports. do you think when you are president you'll be paid as... much as if it were a man- male... this is one of the jobs where they have to pay you the same. but there are so many examples where that doesnt happen. i'm going to do everything i can

chris walsh is coresponseoing this bill and hopeful it will lead to better data how and you and where atm crimes happen. perhaps blunting some of the arguments. >> if you don't have the statistical background knowledge of what's happening, you basically say so how much do we want to intervene in something that actually might not be terribly broken. >> reporter: ian walsh says the passage is still a long shot. in boston lauren laman lamanic wb-- leamanczyk wbz news. >> a big difference compared to last february is look at this 13 behoe average in 2015 and this year so far, big extremes -- below average in 2015 and dead average tonight. snowfall 15 inches for the month and, of course, the the seasonal snowfall there's no comparison this stretch last year february 6th to 20th we went below zero 400 straight hours and didn't reach 32 and we averaged about 14 degrees bow lee-- below the norm. this is a complete 180 for us. quiet tonight and clear skies and much of the east nothing to trackp one system well-off to the west that will bring a it up of snowfall. tonight clear skies and calming

walsh is one of the -- is the oldest of applebee's 40,000 employees.than four times older than some of her coworkers but says she has no plans to retire any time soon. >> time for your first look at business at the big board. amazon plans to open at least 300 additional brick and mortar book stores, remember those places you actually went to go buy stuff and not order it online? amazon opened its first bookstore in seattle back in november. the prices in the store are the same as you will find online. >>> ya' who is cutting 15 percent of its workforce. the plan announced yesterday eliminates 1700 jobs from the struggling company. yahoo predicts the move will save it $400 million a year. the company also plans to sell real estate and other holdings worth between one and $3 billion. the up and down continued on wall street yesterday. the dow, the nasdaq and the s & p all posted loses on the day. futures are flat right now. >>> people who are seeing uber's new logo are wondering what is that? where is the u? the company dropped its u and the cofounder of

jonathan walsh joins us from parma. pleasant valley road needs help. >> reporter: yes, a different kind of emergency as we are out in fire station number 4 but drivers tell us these potholes right here are a big pain. but the city's response to our request is quick. >> the roads are appauling. >> reporter: carolyn takes care of a couple of elderly women and she sees potholes a lot. it is a rough road between broad and state. or sometimes you want to change the lane because of the road. >> this happened overnight. >> reporter: the street supervisor arrived and had a crew filling a massive hole. the supervisor said the milder winter has allowed them to catch up on potholes. not as bad as last year. there were problems on ridge and parma last year and it has been repaved and any plans for pleasant valley. >> it is addressed next year or the years later. even the plow drivers don't like it. it beats their brains in. >> reporter: for carolyn it is her car getting the beating. >> i have a fairly new car and it feels like ever