this is where robert was walking when she was shot and killed. since that day, the police and the fbi have been working extensively to try and find her killer. now, according to the union leader, police say robert was the target of a targeted drive by shooting. she was an advertising rep. she had 10 siblings and lived with her mother here in town. police won't say why they believe this shooting was targeted or what evidence to support that theory. they say they're not sharing that information because they don't want to release any information that could compromise this investigation. they did share that could provide some insight into this crime. in manchester, new hampshire, i'm stephanie coueignoux, fox 25 news. >> heather: also developing, a police officer with ties to new hampshire who is working her first day on the street was killed last night responding to a domestic call in virginia. local television affiliate from the dc area say a man shot his wife and then shot three police officers, killing ashley who had just been sworn in friday. th

robert hamilton. he killed his wife and shot guindon and two other police the hospital. hamilton's 11-year-old son was home at the time shooting but he was not hurt. hamilton is charged with the death penalty. when hamilton appears in court, we will alert you on the fox 25 news app. download the app for up to the minute breaking news while you are on the go and at work. >>> 4:33 right now. today the presidential candidates are descending on massachusetts before voters head to the polls. democrat hillary clinton and bernie sanders will be campaigning in the commonwealth campaigning in the commonwealth. clinton will attend events in springfield and boston today. her husband former president bill clinton will be at a rally in worcester late tonight. vermont senator bernie sanders will talk to voters at milton high school later this evening. john kasich is the only republican scheduled to campaign in massachusetts today. the to remembers spread out across other states holding primary primaries and caucuses on super tuesday. voters in 11 states including massachusetts vote fo

robert robert goulston, fox25 news. >> sara: satellite picture senator under investigation. last night the cameras were there when brian joyce left milton and fox25 was first to break the news federal agents raiding joyce's canton law offices. the fbi did not say what it was about, only it was a joint investigation with the i.r.s. in an interview with fox25 sharman sacchetti, senate president stanley rosenberg says the calls for joyce's resignation are premature. >> do you think brian joyce ought to resign. >> the investigation is ongoing. process. >> sara: joyce has stepped aside from leadership positions and forgoing the extra $15,000 that comes with them. last year joyce made $75,000 in his job as state senator. >> julie: 9:47 looking at traffic and amtrack signal failure brought you news at 5:30 and commuter rain has been up and servicing south station and commuter trains through south station. there you go, another alert amtrak signal has been repaired. seeing accident one off 128 in the waltham area, other on 93 south as you approach the zakim bridge. overall volume th

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bush john roberts to the court back in 2005. take a look. >> i wouldn't have nominated john roberts. indeed, governor bush pointed out y it wasn't that the president bush wanted appoint a liberal to the court. >> but, senator, that's not what you said when, in fact, roberts was nominated to the court back in 2005. i want to put up an article, a big article you wrote with the title "the right stuff". there is in 2005. you wrote, "john roberts should be a quick confirm. as a jurorist, job roberts' approach will be of that his entire career, carefully, faithfully applying the constitution and legal precedent." this was a long article, sir, that you wrote for the national review and you certainly seemed at the time, i know you said you wouldn't have nominated him, you seemed to be an enthusiastic supporter of john roberts. >> well, chris, it's true. once george w. bush nominated him, i supported the republican president in his nomination. that was a mistake. in hinld sight, dsight that, was a mistake. i would have nominated mike lud

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fox25 rudolph robert believes this wasn't first time. >> robert: scott poirier backed bus into a utility pole. wasn't identity protected when he was drinking on the job before. >> there was a lot of things. >> robert: police received multiple reports since the crash about scott poirier drinking on the job and looking into the drivers activities before, during and after the incident as relates to the offense and certainly open to anyone who may have information to add and we will be in contact with the warrants. the school bus company employee respond to previous reports. >> they have children on the buss and need to keep kids safe, that's the number one goal, and i don't think they have been doing this. >> robert: students say they have not been doing this, they have not issued any drinking and driving reports for the driver, zero tolerance for the behavior and ib initiated the policy for him and ongoing investigation and we could not comment further on the case. >> need to report to the police station and not taken into their own hands. >> robert: we did reach out to the district in dud

julie robert was well known and worked for the local paper for 30 years. right now they believe not saying why they believe roberts was targeted. >>> surprising information about one of the brothers behind the boston marathon bombing. three months before the attack, tamerlan tsarnaev swore his allegiance to the united states allegiance to the united states, denied any ties to terrorism and passed his citizenship test. according to the "boston globe" tamerlan's test results were part of hundreds of previously friend todashev. todashev told immigration that he left in 2011. the same month that he helped tsarnaev with the triple murder waltham. in may of 2013, todashev was shot and killed by fbi agents in his florida department questioning him about that questioning him about that murder. u.s. immigration services told the globe that the cases for both men were handled correctly saying while uscif found in errors in the processing of tamerlan tsarnaev or ibrahim tamerlan tsarnaev or ibrahim todashev's application, we are seeking to tighten our intensive scree

truck slammed into a contact car driven by 55-year-old robert roach of sandwich. roach died at the scene and his sent to the hospital. as of now no foul play has been confirmed. >> jessica: city councilor where the man was found tells fox25 there's a crime problem in the area. >> i'm worried about the well-being and hits home. >> jessica: they hope autopsy results can explain how he died. >> daniel: group meeting in boston to discuss the state of the rail security and what needs to be done to enhance it. the governor and boston mayor marty walsh will both be at the >> i think it is important to talk about security and how we move forward. >> daniel: national security subcommittee. >> julie: mbta expected to cut budget by nearly half. according to the globe cut the deficit by 43% freeing up about $100 million for much needed improvement projects. that money expected to go to weatherization projects and repairs to the aging signal system and however, it may make it more difficult to "t" to convince critics and still need to raise fares. >>> julie: we track traffic a

. >> tom robert is a brother of denise robert the new hampshire newspaper sales presidential killed his manchester on august 30. nice was oldest of 12. six months after denise robert was shot and killed walking through this manchester new hampshire neighborhood police have a vague ascription of the killer and his vehicle at the police chief tells me he still does not have a suspect.>> but manchester police chief tells me there are still leads in this investigation. white man wearing a white take top with close cropped hair driving a red pickup truck. the question is why. >> six months later in us to get a still don't know if denise robert was targeted she was a victim of random violence. denise is family hoping someone will step forward soon. >> there was a $40,000 reward offered in this case call manchester police if you can help. >> memorial going today for a police officer gunned down on her first day on the job. she was killed on saturday while responding to a mystic violence call in virginia. police cruiser has been transformed into a memorial for her she was a merrimack new hampsh

. >> robert joins live canton more spoke to daily avenues family. >> robert. >> first young child now a father three. both losing their lives after heavy wet snow brought down huge branchs in their own yards. >> that smile is what she was she lit up the sky. she would run to you she would tackle you with lure his. >> entire family is using the memorieses stay strong. after the six year old died when tree limb covered heavy wet snow broke move hit her. every time she would leave, she would say, you can't leave until hugs and kisses she grab you by the legs and she would hug you and kiss you. hours later on friday another huge limb broke off another canton neighborhood. hitting 48 year old father of three. >> did not hear it had no time to react. struck him on the hit. say the man was clearing off the backyard hockey rank when branch above. >> canton town officials went clearing limbs and trees that didn't look safe in some cases, closing roads until draws arrived. it was beautiful 12346r789. but absolutely dangerous people need to be aware. take care. says, they are unimaginable. but t

our cameras caught up with the salem office after he left court this afternoon and he robert goulston was there.>> robert: vanessa yeah that officer is on the tonight while lynn police and is on department here in salem investigate. the cheetah and calling the whole matter a serious break and trust. >> salem police officer matthew shelton only seen here in the suit but of a judge after being picked up by undercover police detectives and drug charges. salem police chief mary but look a call from lynn pd said officer was with three other men when a drug deal what down on the corner of chatham and mary on a street yesterday afternoon. police say shelton only stopped after the and he tried to hide oxycodone pills as the officers approached his vehicle. police say he told officers his friend was paying off a fantasy football debt with the two others not buying drugs. we try to get more of the side >> officer schulte only did volunteer in court today to get drug addiction help awaiting trial. his attorney would not say whether his client has an addiction issue. >> we've had no issues or pro

robert hamilton was a staff sergeant in the army. he lived at the pentagon. he killed his wife on saturday and shot guindon and two other officers who arrived at the scene. the other two are in the hospital. hamilton's 11-year-old son was home at the time of the shooting but was not hurt. hamilton is charged with capital murder and could face when hamilton appears in court, we will alert you on the fox25 news app. you can download the app for breaking news at work or on the go. >>> 6:47. surprising new -- 6:37. surprising new information of one of the brother behind the marathon bombing. three months before the bombing tamerlan tsarnaev swore his allegiance to the united states and denounced terrorism and passed his citizen test. part of hundreds of documents from him and his friend ibrahim from him and his friend ibrahim todashe. he told graimtion that he left in 2011, same month he helped tsarnaev with the triple murder in waltham. in may 2013, todashev was shot and killed by fbi agents in his florida apartment who were question him about the murder. cases

tonight police tell the union leader that robert was specifically targeted in drive by shooting. neighbor tells us, she still watt willed by what happened she feels safer knowing it was not random. >> this area does not warrant for crazy things like to be that. >> and so, it was nice to know, you know, it wasn't just random act. >> testimony would comfort being for people that love to walk in this neighborhood. and just enjoy the area. >> right now police are not that led them to believe the shooting was random. group of local grocery store workers saying today they ready walk off the job if contract agreement cannot be reached. ufcw local 1445 voteded this morning authorize a strike against stop and shop. they say company looking to cut pay and benefits in new contract. despite vote, though the group says they will still go to work as show of good faith. >> right now working without a contract. the company makes any kind of moves in wrong direction, we are out. >> we are willing sit out and continue to talk try to come to a good resolve of this contract. leaders stop and shop sa

robert ghoulston spent the day with some of the victim's friends, who just can't believe what happened. >> reporter: the 35-year-old art teacher was on her way to work here at glovers school in milton when this happened. today grief counselors were there helping the community cope with what happened to her. >> she was just a good teammate. >> reporter: caitlin liked winning. >> a good reason and really will be missed. >> reporter: and making people happy. >> she was always happy. >> she had a smile that would, you know, light up a room. >> reporter: her recent love, triathlons. sherman roberts was training with her. >> just very hard to reconcile that this kind of thing can happen. >> reporter: the 35-year-old was to her other passion, teaching art to the third-graders at milton elementary schools. >>> she loved the kids. >> reporter: state police says a 200 manhole cover somehow went airborne and crashed through caitlin's windshield. her car came to a stop just outside the o'neill tunnel on the southbound side of the expressway. she died from the injuries. >> it still hasn't soaked in

police tell the union leader that robert was specifically targeted in a drive-by shooting. a neighbor tells us she is still rattled by what happened but feels safer knowing it wasn't random. >> this area doesn't warrant for crazy things like that to happen, and so it would be nice to know that, you know, it wasn't just a random act. be comforting for people that love to walk in this neighborhood and just enjoy the area. >> sara: robert was well-known and worked at the local paper for 30 years. right now police are not saying why they believe robert was targeted. >> gene: local pilot recovering after plane crashed during takeoff happened saturday morning at plymouth municipal airport. looked like a strong gust of wind was to blame. state police happened to be exercises at the time and airlifted the man to the hospital. he hurt his ribs and head but otherwise will be okay. >> sara: group of local grocery stores workers ready to walk off the job if contract agreement cannot be reached. we have been following the story as negotiations developed all weekend and voted sunday to a

tonight police tell the union leader that robert was targeted in a drive-by shooting. and a neighbor tells us she is still rattled by what knowing it was not random. this neighbor doesn't warrant for crazy things like that to happen. and so it would be nice to know that, you know, it wasn't just a random act. be comforting for people that love to bach in in this neighborhood and just enjoy the area. >> right now police are not saying what evidence they have that led them to believe the shooting was not random. >>> a skier rushed to the hospital today after crashing into a tree. it happened this afternoon at waterville valley ski resort in new hampshire. now officials at the resort say that that man was brought down the mountain and treated at the scene until a helicopter arrived. we're still waiting word for that man's condition. boston city council will hold a hearing on monday to discuss the decision to arm campus police officers with semiautomatic rifles. some councilmembers think the move is unnecessary they don't like the fact northeastern did not include the comm

fox25's robert goulston has more. >> kaleigh kenyon's aunt says the entire family is using the memories to stay strong. after the 6-year-old died when a broke off and hit her. >> every time she would leave she would say, you can't leave until hugs and kisses, she would grab you by the legs and she would hug you and kiss you. >> hours later on friday another huge limb broke off in another canton neighborhood hitting a 38-year-old father of three. >> did not hear it and h no time to react and struck him on a head. >> the man was clearing off a back yard hockey rink when the branch came down from 40 to 50 feet above. >> it was beautiful, but it's absolutely dangerous and people need to be aware ask take care. >> kaleigh's family says their loss is unimaginable, but they know she is going to be okay. >> she didn't feel any pain. she was smiling and happy, and that's all we can say that's the best thing. >> kaleigh's family has set up a page to help raise money for funeral costs. web page, fox25 boston. >> sunday the school will be open from 2:00 to you four. >> power outage restoration effo

robert ghoulston, fox 25 news. >>> we going to start out with the temperatures expected to be locations. already there in keene new hampshire at 18. worcester you're at 20 degrees already. your temperature is on the verge of being in the teens. by 11:30, you'll be down below 20 degrees. feels like 9 out there with a little bit of a breeze. going down to 14 first thing in the morning. boston already down to 20 degrees. feels like 16 with the wind and down to 20 in the morning, as well. a cold night no matter what, it will stay in the 20s in southeastern massachusetts because there are clouds out there. you'll remember at 5:00 and 6:00 and we talked about it last night, too, there will be clouds offshore because of the cold winds blowing across the relatively mild ocean waters, relative to the air anyways and looking for snowshowers. they were offshore at 5:00 and 6:00 and look at, this they're now onshore. live storm tracker radar shows snow light, but snow anyway, from the sandwich area through barnstable, harwich, austinville and centreville and province town getting light snow, as wel

tonight team coverage fox25 robert goulston talking to homeowners of businesses scrabbling to get ready for the cold but we begin with chief meteorologist kevin lemanowicz. it's already cold out there right now. >> when you get when chills the 30 35 below zero range that's when you're dealing with ultracold temperatures and dangerous temperatures too. let's talk the snow showers out there right now. snow coming across just as flurries we had some snow white out conditions for a time earlier today.some lakes flying on martha's vineyard. clearly see where finishing up any snow shower activity for today.the focus goes toward the very wintry cold weather coming our way. we can't take our eye off the ball is personal because while there's nothing major on the map right now there's going to be some snow clipping the area to go along with very cold temperatures. is a futurecast timely and showing the cold winds blowing in the snow showers off shower of the next 12 hours or so but there during the day tomorrow wake up to sunshine cold sunshine in the closet start to increase later in the day. b

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tonight police tell a union leader that robert was specifically targeted in a drive-by shooting. a neighbor tells us she's still rattled by what happened but feels safer knowing it wasn't random. >> this area doesn't warrant for crazy things like that to happen. and so it would be nice to know that it wasn't just a random act. that love to walk in this neighborhood and just enjoy the area. >> reporter: right now police are not saying what evidence they have that led them to believe that shooting was not random. >>> a group of local grocery store workers saying today they are ready to walk off the job if a contract agreement cannot be reached. local 445 voted this morning to authorize a strike against stop & shop. the union says the company is looking to cut pay and benefits in the new contract despite the vote though the group says they will still go to work as a show of good faith. >> right now we're working without a contract. the company makes any kind of moves in the wrong direction we're out. we're willing to sit down and continue to talk to try to come to a good result in t

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fox 25's robert ghoulston obtained the letter sent to the u.s. attorney's office calling for that civil rights probe. >> we have jointly agreed that we would collaborate going forward. >> reporter: the head of the urban league of eastern massachusetts was in the meeting today with the mayor and a handful of other civil rights groups, including the new democracy coalition. >> the mayor i think for the listening carefully to leaders in the community and listening carefully to former students and parents in the community. >> reporter: while boston latin school is under fire after several claims of racism including one incident claiming a teacher greeted a black student by using the "n" word. the urban league and several other civil rights groups wrote bps's decision not to make further inquiry into the investigation gives us run for concern and are concerned the incidents are part of a broader symptom of racial indiscrimination that has been visible for years. at today's meeting with the mayor they called for boston latin school headmaster to be fir

the street include waverley elliott and roberts. police say that these are stairways and through backdoors windows or doors during the evening then take jewelry and electronics. >> on five transit police working to track down this man accused of salting and injuring a fellow passenger. it happened on sunday, february 14 on the orange line platform at the forest hill station. contact with the police if you recognize this guy. >> he said he's not seeking reelection and despite cost from the staff over fbi investigation state senator brian joyce stay in office january. fox25 political reporter sharman sacchetti asked voters in his district if that's enough. we did asked voters in this district they were on board with the senator dishing out his term rather than stepping down it all comes one week after he publicly became the target of a investigation. one day after announcing he would not seek reelection we stopped by senator brian joyce's statehouse office and asked if we could speak with him. he wasn't there. again the democratic sta

fox news senior national correspondent john roberts reports from greenville where scalia's death and vacancy on court was a big issue. john? >> good morning to you, chris. this morning ben carson likened last night's debate to the roman coliseum. it did illuminate sharp differences between the candidates on policy and personally. but the debate started off with a rare moment of agreement over the passing of supreme court justice antonin scalia. >> i believe that president should not move forward and i think that we ought to let the decide who is going to run that supreme court. >> i think it's up to mitch mcconnell and everybody else to stop it. it's called delay, delay, delay. >> the senate needs to stand strong and say we're not going to give up the u.s. supreme court for a generation by allowing barack obama to make one more liberal appointee. >> well, that was about the end of getting along. from there on in, waits a free for all, highlighted by a declaration of more between donald trump and jeb bush. >> donald trump was building a reality tv show, my brother was building a secur

john roberts fox news >> thought of brave souls taking today's temperatures head on. diving in. head first. still to come tonight what you were not expecting from polar plunge today. plus, taking action commonwealth. governor baker's big plan to state. . but next we are tracking dangerously cold temperature tonight. to stay warm go morning ted! scott! ready to hit some balls? ooh! hey buddy, what' s up? this is what it can be like to have shingles. oh, man. a painful, blistering rash. if you had chickenpox, the shingles virus is already inside you. 1 in 3 people will get shingles in their lifetime. after almost 3 weeks, i just really wanted to give it a shot. you know, i' m not feeling it today. talk to your doctor or pharmacist today about a vaccine that can frostbite. antonin scalia has died scalia was longester is e be member u.s. supreme court. that story first break on my sa.com. they report 789 year justice found dead parent natural cause at resort in far southwestern part of texas. u.s. marshal service and f.b.i. are all involved in the investigation. section as governor

robert ghoulston shows us how workers are racing to pressure things up as homeowners search for fresh air. >> there was a huge gush of the house on both sides of the street. >> reporter: jackie woke up sunday morning not knowing what was coming out of her street. >> no sooner did i step outside, you could just smell the smell. >> reporter: it was sewage. raw sewage from the third break within a month in plymouth. >> it has been an absolute nightmare in terms of -- you can't describe how awful the smell is. >>> the town manager is now in the middle of a 3 to $4 million temporary fix, the biggest frustration, there is no back-up to the line. the. >> reporter: crews showed us the broken 30-inch line and believe the system design led to an air pocket. >> so with the pipe full, there's a began between the flow and the surface and we believe there's the chemicals in that >> reporter: while the 2 and a half mile line is being installed the town is trucking all of its waste water... >> just really loud and obnoxious. >> reporter: the town plans to scrutinize the initial project which was bill

>> robert silk. >> robert silk. okay. >> robert silk. >> if you look at the victimology of robert silk, he was essentially a gentle soul. but he was a loner, he was a computer guy that stayed to himself. so, to say that he would all of a sudden jump out as an extrovert and say, can i help you with whatever, it doesn't make sense. >> he went upstairs and i said can i use your bathroom? he said, yeah, go upstairs and use the bathroom. i got to the bathroom and he's sitting there with his birthday suit on. i tried to push by him. he knew i ben in jail. he said you been in jail, you should know about this, right? and he touched me and i learned in prison that only the cruellest sir vief, right? and i spend around and i hit him every which way you can hit a person. you see his autopsy reports. this man was beaten, all his ribs was broken, his skull was broken, everything. i went berserk on him. >> reggie had alleged that robert silk had been a homosexual aggressor trying to get him to engage in sexual activity. there's n

fox25 robert goulston is live in delhi now and why the suspect said he was out of it yesterday. >> robert: he told those first officers on the scene that he something for early in the day but police say he had more than his system been some sort of cold medicine. it's very very disturbing this kind of thing could happen. acute of getting behind the wheel of a school bus with students on board scott poirier told police he had nyquil or dayquil because he wasn't feeling well. police that he was nearly four times the legal limit for a schoolbus driver. >> the pope broke causing the power lines to come crashing down on top of the school bus 11 students were on board the time most of them under the age of 14. >> when police arrived on scene they say poirier was coming off the bus when he slipped and fell and had trouble composing himself. police said he also failed a field sobriety test. we on medicine or drinking? works for telling fox 25 news they're moving to terminate him the school superintendent telling us a full review is underway along with appropriate disciplinary action also working

day with people who will keep the heat on and they been easy before the dangers cold temps hit us. >> robert: market vanessa as you can clearly see it's very cold out here kevin talking earlier in the newscast that's going to get dangerously cold. a lot of people having the heating systems checked out to make sure they can handle it. we also learned today after pulling some information is going to be a lot more affordable to your home because of a lot of different factors. >> is your job to keep people warm forecast of subzero temperatures keep you busy. not every thing you can tell is going to break down before it happens. but anything we can see we try to resolve. eating experts who up and running from home to home. checking to make sure the heat goes on and stays on as a region races for a freeze.>> right now all we're doing is starkly going through houses on service were kind of put on hold some of our projects. just to get to this weekend. according to massachusetts energy officials the cost of heat is more affordable this year because of the milder winter and lower energy costs. the co

that's a rubber austin is live and robert divers were back in the water there today searching for any sign of zach. >> robert: investigators went through quite a bit of surveillance video concluding that zach my weight in this area icy water today divers were in that water with some very difficult conditions. he's a good kid this is really what happened that night has been a mystery today boston police divers searching the frigid waters of the charles near north station. investigators believe the young man and it up in the water we let the bell in hand tavern more than a week ago. divers searched all morning and early afternoon police do not suspect foul play. they found several security images of zach mars seen here on campus near the bell in hand and you the location where they are searching. he was celebrating his 22nd birthday with cousins when police say he stepped out to have a cigarette but never return. across from city hall. police believe he may have started walking towards north station to catch a train. today police indicated he ended up in the water near the walk by the d

lynn police in the salem officer oxycodone and tried hiding it fox 25 robert goulston talk with this appointed this police chief. >> obsolete tonight while the police in his own department investigates. his chief calling the whole matter a serious break and trust. >> salem police officer matthew shelton was not talking as he walked out of lynn just a court is charged with having drugs when he was caught up in a drug deal by lynn undercover detectives. his chief was disappointed. >> salem police chief mary singer officer was with three other men when a drug deal with down in the corner of chatham and mariana street yesterday afternoon. police say shalt only stop right after the buy any try to hide oxycodone pills as the officers approached his vehicle. police say told officers his was paying off a fantasy football bet with the two others not buying drugs. shall tony has served as an officer for three years in salem working mainly as a day shift as a patrolman. >> officer did volunteer in court today to get drug addiction help while awaiting trial. his attorney would not say whether hi

robert ghoulston spent the day with the people who keep the heat on and they've been very busy before these dangerously cold temperatures hit us. temperatures keeps you busy. not everything will break down before it happens. >> we look at the handles. >> reporter: checking to make sure the heat goes on and stays on as the region braces for a freeze. >> right now all we're doing is strictly going through houses unserviced. we'll kind of put on hold some of our projects, just to get through this weekend. >> reporter: according massachusetts energy officials, the cost of heat is more affordable this year because of the milder winter and lower energy costs. the costs are down as much as 23% for natural gas and 37% for oil. propane and electric are also cheaper. the problem with the temperatures we're expecting, many heating systems just can't handle it reliably because they're designed to heat a home as 0 degrees outside. >> if it stops getting closer to that, then the system is working >> robert ghoulston, fox 25 >>> even though homeless shelters like the pine street inn are over capacit

catherine was robert's alibi and robert was my sister's alibi. if he goes, i go, her words. she says, you have to get rid of him. you have to do it for mom. >> cathy's mother was stabbed 37 times in the face and neck. that's not a crime for $100 in the cash register. that's a crime of passion. andrew has been with her through all of this. you're going to believe your sister when she starts talking about this stuff. we need to protect our family. >> and then there's a plethora of questions. how much of involvement does she have in this crime? >> could cathy suh do this? yes, i think she could have done this. >> on my father's deathbed, i promised i wouldn't let nothing happen to my mother. i even promised my mother, i'll never let anything wrong happen. i'll always be there for you. for me to fail was unacceptable. i couldn't accept that. it was my duty as a son to right this wrong. i didn't have anybody to confide in. who do you tell this to? i found out who killed my mother, what do i do next? there's nobody i can turn to. it was my sister and that was it. >> it was as if c

the driver scott poirier was arrested fox 25 robert goulston is live. >> robert: fox 25 investigated has learned police have received multiple complaints since that crash last week that this driver may have in drinking and getting behind the wheel before. one company employee telling us people to try to speak up about it. >> scott poirier accused of being four times over the legal limit and police and he backed a bus full of kids into a this employee of the school bus company first student want her identity protected when count telling us he drank on the job before. he was hitting curbs stumbling through the bus yard slurred speech a lot of things. fox25 investigated has confirmed police received multiple reports as a crash about four poirier revisit drinking on the job the chief telling us today we are looking into the driver's activities before during and after the incident as it relates to the offense. we are certainly open to anyone who may have information to add we will be in contact with the involved agencies if the situation warrants. school bus company employee believes the

. >> michael skakel his cousin robert kennedy junior and the mother of murder victim martha locksley were all court in hartford today. in 2002 skakel was convicted of killing martha moxley back in 1975 when the two were teenage neighbors. skakel was sentenced to life in prison in 2013 he was freed on bail after a lower court judge to argue the skakel's brother could've been responsible for the crime and failed to present a key alibi witness for him as well. fast forward to today would skakel appear before the connecticut supreme court. prosecutors calling for the state to reinstate conviction. skakel's attorney claims all evidence points to skakel's brother thomas they say skakel trial attorney did not do enough to pursue that possibility. the court did not rule today. skakel did not speak to reporters outside of the court but boston martha moxley's mother did. >> at the end put in 20 years of what they require. he's free to go. >> moxley went on to say she think the judicial system is quote wonderful and is glad everyone can get a fair chance. as for robert kennedy junior he told re

fox 25's robert goulston. a generated in the parking lot is keeping the lights on full powered unexpected for a couple of days. sub was coming down route 18 it was hitting speeds of about 80 miles per hour police it hit this utility pole snapped it into pieces and the transformers above exploded. >> it was pretty bad it was i everything was all over the street. >> it just wasn't happening for pre-it is in abington weymouth line today. it's all day business toyota rav4 seen here flipped on its side also knocked out power to the area. moments earlier weymouth police tried to stop the driver and his passenger for speeding but police say 24-year-old javon jack is of dorchester took off when the officer got out of his car.after the crash he told officers he did not stop because he thought he had award for his arrest he did want to go to jail days before his birthday. it turns out there was no arrest warrant. his mother telling us on the phone he is a wrapper in a good kid aside from the previous arrest. >> greg had

. >> robert downey jr.did. >>> talking about people who want to get married. >> the fantasy is always better than thh reality. >> it's all for real. chris harrison told jennifer per perrow, is h he's totally the guy that you want your daughter the bring home. >> only you got to think the parents will love ben, he's so nice, but etched in our memory is the not so nicebachelors. it's called a mednick for a reason. so that's got to be number one. >> quick recap, jason picked marisa marisa rycroft, but then h dumped her and picked molly whom he's still married to. >> i also knew he wanted to have a chance to at least talk to molly. so we thought why not sit them down and let them speak. >> are you still in love with molly? >> yeah. >> i'm so disgusted with you. >> the breakup just exploded. >> you have the stop interrupt >> some word got out th jake had looked violent or made a fist, so we said now we have to air it because everybody is going to t talk about this and thinks we're hiding something. >> it was a lot. a lot. lot of reasons to. >> so don't expect ben to make this list. >> he w

talks 25 robert goulston live now. >> robert: vanessa and mark generator across the street humming keeping these businesses online. full power though not expected for a couple of days. the suv was coming down out of of 80 miles per hour and hit this utility pole snapped it into pieces and up the other transformers exploded. >> it was pretty bad i mean it just a complete mess. everything was all over the street. >> it just wasn't happening for edc on the abington weymouth line today. it's all day. the toyota rav4 senior flipped on its side also knocked out power to the area. moments earlier weymouth police try to stop the driver and his passenger for speeding but police say 24-year-old davon jack is of dorchester took off the officer got out of his car. >> we have no electrical wires coming in. after the crash jocks told officers he did not stop because he thought he had a warrant for his arrest. he didn't want to go to deal days before his birthday it turns out there was no arrest warrant. one of those head shakers. craig perry had to close is restaurant for the day because of the power is

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fox 25's robert goulston has been working to get information. >> robert: this all started as a welfare check of his apartment comments on busy broadway here and malden but fox25 is learned from a source that this is now being investigated as a homicide. we have also confirmed that this was not a random attack. >> is a pretty quiet area in here. not much going on except for today. mulder police got a call around 9 o'clock last night they were asked to do a welfare check at clip side comments on broadway. police arrived on scene, they found a woman's body inside the apartment they were supposed to complex. fox25 news has learned the case homicide. >> police do not believe this is a random act so there is no public. try talking to clip side comments management but they only said no comment and told us to leave the property. some residents are worried they never got any news about what happened or that there was an active crime scene inside the building. it's scary. there was no indication that anything went wrong. >> das office telling us they will release the victim's identity as soon as

fox 25's robert goulston was in court. >> robert: scott poirier went in front of a judge today after police say he showed up to work drunk and then back into a utility pole. >> the pope broke causing the power lines to come crashing down on top of the school bus. 11 students were on board at the time most of them under the age of 14. >> when police arrived on scene poirier was coming off the bus when he slipped and fell they said he appeared drunk. but a breathalyzer says his blood alcohol content was almost 4 times the legal limit poirier was released from jail today after he was with a gps device. >> a company he works for telling fox 25 news there moving to terminate him the school superintendent telling us a full review is underway along with the appropriate disciplinary action pick were also working with them to review policies and procedures and that fortunately this is an exceptionally rare situation. there has never been a similar incident and the 43 years we have been a district. >> we pulled his driver any ma go behind the scenes of extreme powerboat racing with the miss ge

. >> no comment robert his defense attorney also >> i have no comment. >> reporter: the ritzers are calling on the governor and legislature to amend the new law hoping to help other families seeking justice. >> we pledge as colleen's loved ones to apply the same vigor for life that colleen demonstrated every day to righting the small wrong. >> reporter: we did reach out to a local justice expert that the ritzer's plea for the law to be amended could happen. the legislature could do the same exact ling that the supreme court did and allow sentence for a juvenile without the possibility of parole if that judge deems that to be the most appropriate sentence. in salem, christine mccarthy, fox 25 news. >>> philip chism's mother released a statement saying words can't express the amount of pain and sorrow these past 2.50 years have been. however, there is no one who has suffered more than the ritzer family. my ultimate most' esteem, prayers and humble respect is with them today as they continue their journey to heal. our coverage continues on myfoxboston.com. log on to read more about the sentenc

fox 25's robert goulston shows us now how workers are racing to try to freshen things up. >> robert: vanessa and mark not just the stink this noise and a lot of traffic. this operation going on on plymouth waterfront it's taking 17 trucks while these repairs are underway on the line to haul all of the wastewater and >> there was a huge gush of water. coming right from the house on both sides of the street. jackie maybe woke up sunday morning not knowing what was coming out of her street. >> it was sewage. raw sewage from the third break within a month in plymouth. >> i can't describe how awful the smell is. >> plymouth town manager now in the middle of a three to $4 million temporary fix the biggest frustration, there's no back up to the line. >> is no way to diaper the flow. >> they believe the system designed allowed air pockets which led to a corrosion process. chemicals in the area corroded the cement lining. >> while the two and half mile bypass line is being installed, the town's truck in all of its wastewater. the town plan to scrutinize initial project which is built only 15