home everyone i'm mark ockerbloom. >> and i'm vanessa welch. here's the proof bernie sanders just wrapped up a rally at a milton high school not. >> to be outdone hillary clinton after getting a hug from the boston mayor marty walsh told a fired up crowd to hit the polls tomorrow. she also addressed the crowd at wellesley college. her husband is getting ready to host a rally in worcester. the clintons are using every minute they have to win the hearts of voters. >> meanwhile the only republican candidate to spend time in massachusetts today was ohio governor john kasich who held a rally here in plymouth. >> here's a look at where voters will hit the polls on supertuesday. there was a lot at stake. weas just showed you the candidates are taking massachusetts very seriously. we begin our coverage tonight with fox 25's ted daniel live in milton where bernie sanders just finished his final pitch to bay state voters. ted. >> mark, vanessa, as one of massachusetts often gets the cold shoulder when it comes to presidential politics. supertuesday is the exception because bernie sanders future could depend on how he does here. the line to get in formed early outside milton high school and it stretched and stretched, and stretched. >> this is a ruckus crowd. i love it. it wasn't safe it was strategy that brought sanders to milton tonight. massachusetts is one of only a few supertuesday states he has a chance of taking. >> i look around this crowd tonight i think we're going to win here in massachusetts. >> reporter: the 74-year-old vermont senator mostly stuck to his script. primarily focusing on economic inequality. mother to his campaign. >> we like the idea having universal healthcare. >> reporter: sanders has made significant gains over the last few months here but still trays clinton in the points. >> the more that we spread his message the more we can get people on his side. >> so with sanders hailing from a neighboring state and massachusetts voters known for being friendly friend to liberals the feeling is that sanders needs to do well here in terms of his prospect moving forward throughout the rest of the country. his supporters they treat him like a rock star many tonight he played that part. that new video is for 11:00. ted daniel, fox 25 news. at this hour her husband the former president making a final push in worcester. hillary clinton making two supertuesday. heavy of sanders in recent polls. clinton tried to fire up hundreds of supporters at the old south meeting who us in boston. then she addressed a younger crowd at her alma mater wellesley college. >> i am not going to ask you to pay taxes to send donald trump's youngest kid free to college. we're not going to do this. >> reporter: clinton has a support of nearly all the state's congressional delegation, although it still remains a mystery as to who senator elizabeth warren is supporting. now to the republican race where there are plenty of delegates to fight for. 12,037 delegates are needed to clench. 595 of them will be won tomorrow. the column on the left breaks down the delegates awarded in every state it seems donald trump is the favorite again. a new poll out tonight shows business mogul donald trump with a sizable lead earning primary vote. high governor john kasich was campaigning in massachusetts today. he held a town hall meeting in vermont this morning before heading to the south shore and for a town hall in reply mouth. a photographer at a donald trump rally claims a secret service agent choked him and slammed him to the ground today. the scrimmage happened at a rally in radford, virginia. he said he barely stepped out of the media box when the agent put his hands around his neck. >> you are just trying to go cover the protest. >> i stepped 18 inches out of the pen and he grabbed me by the neck and started choking me and slammed me to the ropes. >> a rep for trump's campaign say they are aware of the incident but do not have all the details yet. the secret service also says it is aware of this event is now working with its local office on the matter. trump will be in florida senator marco rubio will also be in florida. his home state. and finally, senator ted cruz will return home to texas which is the state with the most delegates at stake. secretary of state william gallivan is predicting a strong turnout tomorrow in massachusetts. gallivan is expecting as many as 700,000 voters to cast g.o.p. ballots. though he's not as certain about the turnout for democrats. 1.2 million residents cast their votes in the 2008 democratic primary. he says the tone of this year's candidates has drawn new attention. >> you might say the romney and mccain fight was kind of a tennis match this is kind of world wrestling. so i think it's created an atmosphere of interest obviously is going to be seen here in the turnout we see tomorrow. >> the secretary saying they have seen a large number of voters leave the democratic party in the state in the last few months and either enroll with the republicans or chose to be unenrolled. keep it here with fox 25 tomorrow night as the results come. in we'll have full coverage app and on-line at myfoxboston.com. breaking news now at children's hospital in boston where a haz-mat scene was just cleared. investigators tell us a container caused concern melted substance was at first. the scare was contained to room on the tenth floor. it happened on the laboratory side of the side. no one was evacuated and no one was hurt. now to a live look at the radar where some snow out there. some cold air is making its way into our area. fox 25's chief meteorologist kevin lemanowicz why is our storm tracker weather center now to show us what's in store overnight and into tomorrow. >> variness a record high temperatures today now we have snow on radar. so goes a winter of 2015/2016 there are the snow showers. going to zoom in with live storm tracker radar show where you those showers are happening. it's basically southern vermont a couple into the berkshires of massachusetts out there to the west. right now inconsequential we won't have accumulating snow have the leading edge of another shot of cool air coming in. wake up in the morning have you sunshine. the sun sticks with us until the middle of the day. ahead of our next system that i'm already tracking. here's how temperatures will track overnight tonight in boston from 44 down to 32 with some sunshine. back up to 35 by mid-morning. in worcester of course typically cold will be this time too going down to 27 first thing in the morning. quite a turnaround from what we had today. i'm tracking that storm when ice becomes a problem straight ahead. the idea to arm campus police officers with semiautomatic weapons hit a wall tonight. boston city council wanted to talk about the idea with northeastern university but school officials they never showed up. fox 25's jim morelli is live on campus now to show us what might happen next. jim? >> reporter: vanessa, northeastern got pummeled tonight by city councils and students and again it wasn't there to defend itself. why did northeastern not come to this? and somewhat complicated story. >> was there any outreach by the northeastern administration. >> reporter: the topic of tonight's boston city council hearing the plan to arm its police force with semiautomatic weapons. just one problem, northeastern university didn't show up even as several dozen of its students. did it's incredibly disrespectful to them to the neighborhoods around northeastern and to the city council not to show up. >> it shows complete disrespect and disregard for their own students, for the neighborhood that they're located in and i believe for the city of boston. >> reporter: but in a letter dated last thursday northeastern let the city council know it wasn't coming. they have called for this public hearing based on claims that northeastern decided to increase the tactical capabilities of its incident containment team. without the collaboration and approval of d.p.d. and made no efforts to consult or involve the local community. these statements are not accurate. northeastern tells fox 25 it reached out to boston police mid-october and in a meeting about a week later it actually showed boston police representatives a proposed rifle and they discussed joint training opportunities. >> constant communication, dialogue and transparency is the key. >> reporter: but at tonight's meeting boston police insisted that whatever northeastern did or didn't do it wasn't enough. you have to be on the same page. if you want on bring more weaponry into your arsenal you should be talking to the lead law enforcement agency. >> of course that agency is the boston police department. we did mention that there were several students at the city council meeting. one of them has some experience with school shootings when she was a junior in high school a gunman entered her school. we will hear from her at 11:00. live at northeastern university, jim morelli, fox 25 news. investigators released a video late this afternoon of a deadly dorchester shoot-out with police. >> video appears to support how police say the shooting happened. officers responded to reports of a home invasion with a person shot. 29-year-old peter fanfan on the top right as the first officer arrives in a cruiser on the left. when fanfan raises his hands the officer has his gun out as he comes from behind his cruiser. officers could be heard ordering the suspect to drop his gun. the shooting happened on february 12th. fanfan's family had asked that the d.a. not release the video until after his funeral this past weekend. new details out today show marathon bomber tamerlan tsarnaev passed his citizenship test just months before the attack. according to the boston globe, tsarnaev denied terrorism links and swore allegiance to the u.s. as part of the passing the sidship test. the results were part of hundreds of confidential documents released by homeland security. u.s. immigration told the globe that the cases for tsarnaev and ibragim todashev were handled correctly. errors in the processing of tamerlan applications we are always seeking to strengthen our very intensive screening process. we are also learning more about the brothers from a newly released f.b.i. transcript of dzhokhar tsarnaev's interview while he was at beth israel medical center after being captured in watertown. in newly released documents fox 25 has obtained tsarnaev said both he and tamerlan decided on their own where to place their backpacks near the finish line and before detonating his device tsarnaev cold called his brother to synchronize the detonation. he says he didn't warn friends to stay away from the marathon because he didn't care if they got hurt. well, tonight two men are behind bars accused of breaking into a home several times with a dead body inside it. that's not the only crime they're accused of. new at 10:00 fox 25's jackie heinrich joins us now. these who never told police what they found? >> no, mark, police only found out about it after a woman called police saying the men had asked her to cash checks for them. and the checks were stolen >> reporter: mark and steven landry both now facing felony charges for allegedly stripping a bellingham home of its copper pipes, electronics and valuable all the while ignoring the dead body decomposing in the bedroom. police say the men came back to the house over and over after the grisly discovery taking the deceased man's checkbook and writing themselves checks. even returning to steal his vehicle. that house overgrown and unattended with no functioning utilities. police say the body was in advance stages of decomposition believe hit been there for some time although they don't suspect foul play. according to the bellingham assessor's website that home is owned by karen parker, and police say that deceased person had no next of kin. so landry brothers now facing multiple felony charges after a woman came forward saying the pair had asked her to cash checks for them and thought something was fishy. fox 25 talked to that woman tonight. she said she never got involved with the crime but at her home for a small fee until they got back on their feet. the landry brothers have pleaded not guilty are being held on $100,000 bail. live in studio, jackie heinrich, fox 25 news. a memorial is still growing tonight for a police officer gunned down her first day on the job. 28-year-old ashley guindon was killed on saturday while responding to domestic violence call in virginia. this police cruiser has been transformed for a memorial guindon. hampshire, native and remembered today at her high school. >> so at this time i ask will you please join me in a moment of silence. >> guindon graduated with the class of 2005 which model the motto forever young. the school's principal spoke fondly about guindon's legacy today. >> most people will remember this is a young lady who chose to move forward in her life and commit to life of public service. at one point there was aeronaughtics and marines ultimately she goes to work for the police force in virginia. she would have made a great police officer here in merrimack. >> 32-year-old ronald hamilton has been charged with shooting guindon and two other officers and is being held without bail. the injured officers are expected to recover. 25 pounds of marijuana uncovered at a shipping company. police say it was addressed to a local business. new at 10:00 here's what $75,000 of pot looks like. a local shipping company intercepted the packages and called police. police then made the delivery to the business in question. that's where they found 50-year-old kathleen sook. she was arrested there for possession and intent to distribute. delivery drivers, cabbies, fearing for their lives on the job in worcester. more assaults happening over the last few weeks have many questioning their safety as they head to work. fox 25's malini basu is live with the story new at 10:00. malini, you spoke with some >> mark, scared as we just said when investigators are still working this case. they're trying to figure out who these suspects are. in the meantime, tonight drivers say you know what we are so scared some even quit their jobs. others say we are forced to work in these conditions to support our families. >> we are going to give them everything. >> reporter: a manager at roadrunner pizza tells fox 25 one of the delivery drivers was robbed at gunpoint by three men. >> the guy robbed him asked for his money, take his jacket, take the food. they took him basically for everything. it was a very cold night and they took his jacket. they took his food. >> reporter: he says the driver didn't put up a fight at all as he was scared and thought he was going to die. >> only $25 they are fighting for they could get it somewhere else. it's sad. >> it's sad to hear that people are robbing people for $25, $50. >> reporter: worcester police say there have been more than half dozen of since january. fox 25 has learned it's been happening since december. in all at least a dozen victims here. >> very scary. my doors are always locked. like they are now. >> reporter: jessica rug a mother of three young children is working 10 hours a day as a cab driver to support her family. she's aaware of the recent rash of drivers. >> if i don't like the look of them they don't get in. >> we have emergency button in here i usually only have like $20 on me at night. >> as a single parent she has to do what she has to do to work the night shift. >> to make money to support my family. >> reporter: tonight investigators are telling us these robberies are happening all across worcester not just in specific area. they're asking the public please do the right thing and call them with any information even if you think it's really nothing just call them and you can remain anonymous. worcester tonight, malini basu, fox 25 news. >> the search continues for the driver police say ran over a worcester couple and sped off. tonight police have found the vehicle involved about a mile from the scene with a different license plate. the hit-and-run happened during a busy sunday afternoon outside the worcester flea market. the couple's teenage daughter actually witnessed everything she even banged on the driver's windows to try and get her to stop. people say they don't understand why that driver didn't stop. >> people are in the hospital because of this person and they're not doing the right thing. >> police say the husband is now out of the hospital. his wife remains in serious condition. fox 25 investigates is examining a serious crash in which a guard rail pierced through a car pinning the driver. >> when we first showed you the scene friday when the story was breaking. tonight we have confirmed the type of guard rail confirmed in the crash is the kind under fire linked to lawsuits as far as deaths and serious injuries are concerned. >> it's also been the focus >> as kerry kavanaugh reveals the reason state police say it happened. >> reporter: it pierced through this honda on friday. >> that guard rail been a little bit lower and a little bit further back it would have pierced his body could have been a fatal crash. >> reporter: the driver was pinned inside the vehicle for 35 minutes. today fox 25 investigates confirmed the guard rail that crashed through the car had same time of m-cap design named in the lawsuits connected to deaths and dismemberment the et+. the maker of the et+ trinity industries of texas has been the focus of an investigation. in 2014 a federal grand jury found trinity industries defrauded the government by changing the design. this is how the et plus is supposed to work driving the end terminals forward the guard rail is supposed to ribbon out and away when it fams there can be dangerous despite this result on friday state police say the guard rail performed as it should have. in a statement they said "based on our preliminary reconstruction the contributing factor to the serious injury that is being looked at is excessive speed not the guard rail." it went on that speed was excessive enough that all of the vehicle's energy could not be absorbed by the collapsing end caps causing the car to rotate into the ribbing guard rail. we reached out to trinity industries, the maker of the et plus end cap to see if they agreed with the state police assessment. they e-mailed us back saying the ep plus is the most tested guard rail in america when installed and maintained properly. it performed as is designed. we have also been in touch with the family he's recovering he's in the hospital heading into surgery tuesday morning. in boston, kerry kavanaugh, fox 25 news. more details they only terminals when damaged. fox 25 investigates found in 2015 there were nearly 7,000 of these guard rail ends on roads across the state. the t is ending its experiment with late night hours on the weekends. today the t's control board voted 4-0 to eliminate the service by march 18th. the t had been operating from 12:30 to 2:00 in the morning. t officials say the service cost the already struggling system about $14 million during 2015. they also claimed ridership had been declining. we are getting a good look at the new government center t station set to nep less than a move. the finishing touches are going on here. the possibility of bag searches and metal detectors for rail travel. it might not be far off. those were some of the things discussed at a massive rail summit in boston today. the seem has been named one of the most at-risk cities in the country. congressman stephen lynch saying so much of federal dollars goes towards in training and systems here on the rails. >> we want to make sure here on the ground up and have a direct responsibility to those passengers that they are well-informed that they are prepared, they are trained. they know how to get people out of a transit tinle if power were to go down. we want to make sure that in terms of surveillance that our camera systems are adequate. >> congressman stressed five times as many people in the northeast travel by rail as by air. erin andrews cries on witness stand swhefs forced to relive the moment she found out she was being secretly filmed in her hotel. >> i get a tweet or somebody makes a comment in the paper or somebody sends me the still to my video to the twitter or somebody screams at me in the stands and right back to this. >> why the reality show host >> plus, with 8,000 parking meters in boston it's no wonder the city makes millions on tickets each year. all new at 10:00 fox 25 exposes the tips and traps you need to look for to avoid a parking ticket. a record warm leap day here on february 29th so of course there's snow showers on radar, right? when these will come on through and tracking our next rain and ice when that how do 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it's sad that anybody got hurt and i'm not sure why a young man would feel compelled to do something like this. >> police say they do have an idea of a motive but they're not releasing it right now. >> the president awarded a military honor today. edward buyers the first living active duty member in the navy to receive the metal of honor since the vietnam war. in 2012 he helped rescue a american kidnapped in taliban throwing himself on the hostage from bullets. >> a rare opportunity for the american public to get a glimpse of a special breed of warrior. >> he was on the elite group that killed osama bin laden. he's only the sixth navy seal to be awarded the medal of honor. well, tonight we are getting brand new video of a truck dangling over a bridge. >> new at 10:00, what investigators say caused this very close call and why the driver got in trouble after he got out alive. >> temperatures in the 60s today brought record tying heat, record breaking in some places. i'll show you those records and what the beginning of march holds for us including some ice tomorrow night. >> but first erin andrews breaks down in court after illegal videos showed her naked in her hotel room. >> put everybody up that i was doing it for publicity it and broke me apart i think we should've taken a left at the river. tarzan know where tarzan go! tarzan does not know where tarzan go. hey, excuse me, do you know where the waterfall is? waterfall? king of jungle. why don't you want to just ask somebody? if you're a couple, you fight over directions. it's what you do. if you want to save fifteen percent or more on car insurance, you switch to geico. oh ohhhhh it's what you do. ohhhhhh! >> i was like oh, my god. then i sat down and i called my parents. >> sportscaster erin andrews cried today as she took the against the hotel. >> andrews testified about the emotional turmoil after she was secretly videotaped news inside her hotel room. fox 25's kathryn burcham joins us with more from the courtroom. kathryn? >> reporter: it was a much different erin andrews than most are used to seeing reporting on the sidelines that bubbly confident woman replaced by one who cried repeatedly as she said what happened inside that hotel room still haunts her today. >> i felt so ashamed. i was so embarrassed. >> reporter: for sportscaster erin andrews the nightmare began in 2008 in a nashville hotel and >> the second i'm reminded of this the second i know people are talking about it, the second it's around me it's in my space i just lose it. >> reporter: andrews was working for espn when michael barrett secretly recorded her through a peephole while andrews was news in her marriott hotel room. andrews told jurors since the video was leaked on the internet she has panic attacks daily is still tormented by fans on the field and on-line. >> i get so angry this could have been stopped. >> reporter: andrews and her lawyers claim hotel employees failed to notify her when barrett asked to stay in a room right next to hers identifying her by name. >> why the marriott put him next to me why did they ask me or call me and tell me he is there next to me. >> reporter: andrews described trying to resume her career as a sideline reporter in the months after the incident and failing. now she wants $75 million in she says from the invasion of privacy that has changed her life. >> i was in being shower and balling and thinking i don't know how i'm going to do this. >> andrew's mother also testified about how the video has changed her daughter. michael barrett was arrested and convicted and served two years in prison. kathryn burcham, fox 25 news. yep, that's me you know we had one front come through this afternoon with some showers then there are these snow showers moving towards us after temperatures today that hit record level let's talk about this first of all. you will see some showers of snow anyhere here in southern vermont a couple in western massachusetts these are coming over the hilly terrain sinking down off the mountains sinking air dries out it's what it does. we are going to have no snow showers in worster and boston and much of southern in southwest new hampshire that would be it. this is what we had today. 64 tying a record that goes back to 1880. it's not a long or standing record as it initially seems still pretty impressive in worcester 57 the record was set in 1976. at 56 . warm, warm end of february no doubt about it. now the average high temperature in for the state is 41 . we were way above that clearly so leading in to march you're hoping this temperature will continue and they will. they will be above average tomorrow just not going to be quite as warm as this. look at this. 64 boston, 66 in norwood. 62 for new fitchburg, nashua, new hampshire, 62 today it was cooler out in the cape with water temperatures all around you. tonight, it is still 48 in boston still well above the average high temperature for the date. you go off to the north and west of boston into the city of lowell though down to 39 . chelmsford is at 39 ment county 42 in leominster, 42 for new north borough. just to the west of boston metro west and points southwest from there. on cape cod quite a differ in the outer cape near 50 here in orleans to 35 back here. but still even though it's going to be cold enough in some places for these to be snow if they would get here. watch as they dry out this evening. it takes to you 1:30. those clouds leave the area as well. you wake up to sunshine in the morning. now that sunshine is going to come through without a lick of precipitation during the day tomorrow. these clouds float on by. a mostly sunny day overall. tomorrow night a whole different story. back to that in just a moment. high temperatures tomorrow are going to rebound off these morning lows. 39 worcester. but going down tonight to 27 throughout in wovt. boston you're 46 now but temperature to drop down to freezing tonight as well. a chilly night and a cooler day. tomorrow night the clouds come in and notice the rain starting to arrive. takes to you midnight tomorrow night into the first thing wednesday morning. here's our problem. they're going to be cold spots especially northern worcester county southern, new hampshire, western mass. that's what this pink color is. this takes to you 1:30 in the morning still some freezing rain here then it becomes all rain up to six inches of snow by the way in ski country before it changes over. this heavy rain comes through during the wednesday morning drive. shiri will be tracking it as you are trying to drive to on work and school. so our next storm system is already in the offing. high temperatures tomorrow still above average. but a good 20 degrees cooler in a lot of spots. forecast. starts march off nice and mild at 53 . mild enough tomorrow but nice and mild on wednesday. look how temperatures crash chance for some snow. i'll show you the computer mole that's showing that possibility in a few minutes. if i come out the minute that it expires there's a ticket there. >> we all know parking in boston that can be tricky. new at 10:00 fox 25 has the top spots you need to know about to avoid getting a ticket. but first what these two people are accused of stealing from a 4-year-old girl that has po put more fun in your day with ice-cream-flavored coffees at dunkin' donuts. go for delicious flavors like butter pecan, cookie dough, or new pistachio. enjoy one today. dunkin's new grandde burrito -- a breakfast burrito packed with big southwest flavor. go grande with veggie or sausage today. america runs on dunkin'. a tractor-trailer crashing right into the woods in webster this afternoon. still no word on what caused the wreck or if anyone was hurt. >> the search is on for this couple after police say they stole a cell phone right from a little girl. it happened at a store in new hampshire. the child was 4 years old and was not hurt. a home break-in in bedford might be start of a larger ring that fox 25 card game that's being played in boston. the suspects are accused of targeting prominent asian restaurant workers. the pair and two others were allegedly caught in the act by police on friday as they broke into that bedford home. >> after a number of house breaks belonging to asian restaurant owners at least three of the averages matcheddert. >> they're investigating whether the suspects are part of a high stakes card game. one suspect is still out there tonight. >> new vandals forced the early low of an ice rink. the family closed because officials at the historic strawberry bank area say they think someone forced open a valve and messed up their chiller system. they say it's too costly to this season and it's such a loss to the community. >> a lot of sponsored freeskate. so our loss is their loss. >> officially they say some of the substance did leak and they are working with the e.p.a. now to clean it up. maare the highest ticketed areas in boston. >> first 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that's ridiculous. ahead to the fourth. celtics down 1. thomas going to find jay crowder that's a great pass. he finished with 22 they were up one. he's a former butler bulldog. >> the big lock right there. celtics hang on for a 100-95 win as avery bradley comes up with the big block. the brady era will extend to at least 2019. the extension also affords the pats some flex under the cap very interesting fact here. no quarterback has ever started 12 games as a of the nfl. so patriots hoping that trend changes. nfl trade deadline came and went today. john michael lyles a 35-year-old defenseman who was playing with carolina had six goals and nine aathists year with the hurricanes. 41 points but the real focus today is sweeney deciding he boston. i don't think any team currently in the playoff position traded a player of his magnitude and i think one first rounder was exchanged. the big blow came from mookie betts who turned on the inside pitch. he would score later do the of the sixth he delivers again it's an r.b.i. single to left. sox took an 8-3 lead. that's how it would end. they get the sweep 8-3 the final in game 2. ahead at 11:00 you won't believe what has been outlawed by the baltimore orioles this year. >> here's what we're working on at 11:00. if you are just joining us here our top story. it's the eve of supertuesday some of the candidates are in massachusetts. the common object that you may have at home that led to first spotlight won best picture for exposing the chur we're about to show you an incredibly low fare. like all our fares, you get two free bags and zero change fees. because what's the point of an incredibly low fare if you're just going to stack fees on top of it? our sale fares have nothing up their sleeves. book them now at southwest.com low fares. nothing to hide. sfx: clap, clap, ding hmm hmm hmm-hmm-hmm-hmm counting the cars on the new jersey turnpike they've all come to look for america [ cheers and applause ] all come to look for america all come to look for america a beautiful end to february had some great pictures come in to us. for you. that was such a beautiful and warm end of february. how is it we have snow showers coming out there is some cold air out there and live storm tracker radar shows the snow showers made it all the way into southern vermont. they may make it as far west or east as southwest new hampshire. just not too concerned about it. low temperatures tonight are dropping behind that cold front coming on through into the 20s and 30s. i promise a look ahead to the end of the week. will be storm offshore. perhaps clipping southeastern massachusetts. we'll wash that change each day with each and every computer mole run. academy awards last night hitting home with the best picture award going to "spotlight" a movie about the catholic sex abuse scandal. as amy kellogg reports a vatican official is speaking out. >> a big admission the catholic church made errors concerning its sex abuse scandal. >> the church and he is working to remedy those. but the church is in many places certainly in australia. >> these victims are gathering here in rome to watch the testimony. we wanted to hear. it's only the start of the hearing here. and see what else happens. >> show me the church manipulated them. >> the scandal also highlighted by the film "spotlight" with details of "boston globe" investigation into the sexual abuse of children by priests. spotlight winning two oscars at the academy award including best picture. the vatican today is still dragging its pope. pope francis has not remained silent. meeting with sex abuse victims and promising to hold those responsible accountable for their actions. grod weeps for the sexual abuse children. >> reporter: pope francis set up a commission on sex abuse in 2014 that commission had a private screening of spotlight earlier this month. in rome amy kellogg, fox news. >> announcer: complete new england news coverage starts right now. 11:00. >> right now the candidates are gearing up to arrest very big day tomorrow is supertuesday and massachusetts is holding primarily or caucuses. hello everyone i'm mark ockerbloom. >> i'm vanessa welch. those democrats spent time in massachusetts today looking for votes. right now bill clinton is in worcester for a late night event for his wife. let's begin right now with bernie sanders. >> fox 25's ted daniel live in milton where bernie just had a rally. >> reporter: his supporters treat him like a rock star and tonight bernie sanders played the part. as the temperature climbed inside the milton high school gymnasium sanders tossed his sport coat into the seats behind him and continued with his speech. >> i was thinking, not an original thought. american revolution now it is time for massachusetts to lead the politicallution. they gave a crowd of 3600 people did college students from scituate came with a buddy. >> people need to understand that having a is still more important than saying we're not even going to try. this is a raucus cloud. it wasn't safe it was strategy that sanders to milton. >> i look around this crowd tonight i think we're going to win here in massachusetts. >> reporter: the 74-year-old vermont senator mostly stuck to his script. primarily focusing on economic inequality. it's what led this belmont mother to his campaign. >> we like the idea of having free college and universal healthcare. >> reporter: sanders has

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