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rushed to mass. general hospital last night. their families are here. the police commissioner have visited them. they re both facing the fight of their lives. tonight, both officers undergoing a new round of surgery. and there s some optimism they will continue to do well. every day goes by another day. when it happened that night, we were very concerned. we heard different rumors of different gunshots you know, hitting different parts of the body, different arteries, obviously, away from the incident, it was another positive step. reporter: a lot of prayers, a lot of concern for these brave boston police officers as they continue to receive treatment here at mass. general hospital. now, today, i also spoke with massachusetts attorney general, maura healey. her concerns coming up. with fox 25 news at 5:00. for now, reporting live from mass. general hospital, i m bob ward, fox 25 news. hours, the community gathering for a peace rally to help the officers recovering f ....
spot when she ended up in spy pond. the driver is being treated for hypothermia. we have a crew talking to witnesses right now at the scene and we will have a live report all new at 6:00 p.m. right now at 5:00 p.m., a massachusetts couple skuicih held without bail tonight, in the brutal home invasion that left a 95-year-old man dead, and his wife fighting for her life. hello everyone. i m mark ockerbloom. i m jacqui heinrich in for vanessa welch. police say the couple tortured that couple for two hours and it wasn t until they were find. crystal haynes live in orange outside the couple s home that became a horrific crime scene. the reporter: just a terrible experience, i can tell you the details just gruesome, but we are also hearing that this 77-year-old woman who survived this attack was wheelchair-bound and at the time, she had her throat slit, but managed to try to call for help. appears to be the reason that they picked that place. it just makes me sick. the ....
going on the record. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] maria: good morning, everybody. maria stephanos, along with newscenter 5 s political reporter janet wu. ed harding is on assignment. quite a stretch for political junkies. the dnc, rnc, and today we have former massachusetts attorney general martha coakley to talk about all politics with us. since leaving public service coakley has joined the boston law firm of foley, hoag. good morning, martha coakley it was quite the week. janet: very exciting week but there were so many particular moments, seeing the nomination of the first woman, and every thing else in between. ms. coakley: i m excited about what happened and we have 100 fort 104 days until the general election. janet: you ve had the spotlight on you in some tough races. last night hillary clinton change voters minds. hillary clinton had four days to ans ....
size small. so authorities have still not identified the remains found here back on july 7th. and now authorities believe that the remains found today belong to the same person. and previously, they said that it appears that this person died a suspicious death. now in a few moments, we expect to hear from the district attorney, marion ryan, she is expected to come down here and give us an update. we hope to have that everett, bob ward, fox 25 news. elizabeth: tonight is the final night of the democratic national convention in philadelphia. this is live look at the convention floor. all eyes on hillary clinton as she takes the stage as she makes her case to the american public. sharman sacchetti is in philadelphia. and the past few days about party unity but tonight expecting to hear a little bit more broad? reporter: absolutely. tonight she has to sell her message to the american public. not just the people in this manage to speak with congressman steven lynch, and ....
and he said, he wouldn t be a good president. tonight, what does hillary clinton have to do? he says, she just has to be herself, but that is part of the problem, because outside of these walls here, at the democratic convention, hillary clinton does have a trust problem. she has a trust problem with the american public, around yes, even many democrats, so that will be her big challenge. she s got to deliver a speech that appeals to much more than this while it looks like a large audience than it audience on television is much greater. vanessa: i m curious, were you surprised to see governor patrick in philadelphia? you know, governor patrick had spoken at previous conventions, the 2012 one certainly, he s known for having a good friendship with the president. it wasn t a terrible surprise, he has laid low since he laid office officially in 2015, since he left office. he s been working at bain and he politics from day-to-day, but it was interesting to see him here ....