loved public service. he loved helping people. reporter: martela s fianci shelby walked away with only cuts and bruises. the childhood sweethearts were set to be married in april. he was a very special person. big smile and a big heart. at least three people remain hospitalized this evening, including a 3-year-old girl. that stretch of the l.i.e. it s in manorville. there are steel plates there and some people are concerned that maybe the steel plates helped propel pinales car over the median. the state d.o.t. says they are working with law enforcement. we re live in west hampton beach, i m kristin thorne, channel 7 eyewitness news. an x-ray technician now facing charges of sexually assaulting two women. it happened inside kings county hospital. the alleged assaults happened on 57-year-old woman and 83-year-old woman were in the hospital to receive x-rays when they were assaulted. the technician, a 65-year-old man named larry jones. he was arraigned yesterday. the ho
all pulling out. good evening. and it s great to start another week with you. and we begin tonight with donald trump, today, suddenly putting a major speech on immigration on hold. the move comes as many ask, is he about to change course after once saying he would round up millions of undocumented immigrants in a, quote, very humane way, and send them out? trump famously traveled to the undocumented immigrants, and on the issue of immigration, has been central to his campaign. but as trump postpones the speech, he is adamant tonight, he is not about to flip-flop. abc s jonathan karl on the campaign trail. reporter: donald trump is now postponing a sweeping immigration speech, amid an uproar over whether he is softening the hard line anti-immigration approach that has been central to his campaign since day one. they re rapists, and some, i assume, are good people. reporter: trump has long promised not just a wall to keep out undocumented immigrants, but also to round up
clean up is underway at this hour. they are going above the treetops to make sure there are no loose branches that can fall at a later time. as far as the worker that was injured, no updates on his condition. but we can tell you he was transported he was conscious when he was transported. wcvb newscenter 5. ed: governor charlie baker was touring the tornado damage this afternoon. the governor praising crews for how quickly they were able to clean up saying residents are low-incomey no one are lucky no one was hurt. we got hugely lucky on this one. there was tree debris almost as tall as i am strewn across the whole area. if you go up there now you can walk from one end of the street to another. reporter: right now crews are working to restore power to about 500 homes. we have work to do there. at least one business was hit hard by the tornado. sean1234. reporter: all of the storm damage like you can see behind me is not enough. but it caps off a hard summer. overnight w
all pulling out. good evening. and it s great to start another week with you. and we begin tonight with donald trump, today, suddenly putting a major speech on immigration on hold. the move comes as many ask, is he about to change course after once saying he would round up millions of undocumented immigrants in a, quote, very humane way, and send them out? trump famously traveled to the undocumented immigrants, and on the issue of immigration, has been central to his campaign. but as trump postpones the speech, he is adamant tonight, he is not about to flip-flop. abc s jonathan karl on the campaign trail. reporter: donald trump is now postponing a sweeping immigration speech, amid an uproar over whether he is softening the hard line anti-immigration approach that has been central to his campaign since day one. they re bringing crime. they re rapists, and some, i assume, are good people. reporter: trump has long promised not just a wall to keep out undocumented immigrant
family and coworkers noticed signs of physical abuse and now the police records are painting a dark picture of the month leading up to this weekend s fatal fire. reporter: frank salamone s family tell me it was a violent relationship that ended in tragedy. the investigators said it was salamone s girl, elizabeth scott that set the blaze that killed him. and they are not surprised. saying i love her. i don t want her to go to jail. reporter: his sister and brother-in-law saw repeated signs of physical abuse and head trauma. i uncovered a 2014 police report for and assault that scott beat salamone. but family members said it is one of few incidents that he actually reported. over time the beatings got worse and he got to the point that 85% of the domestic violence victims are women. experts tell me one in seven men experience abuse. and i think the community doesn t believe sometimes that a male can be a victim, especially if he s bigger. that is why male victims fail t