as we get it in. more breaking news. two new hampshire men will face charges in this explosion of a newspaper box in salem. back in august, they blew up the box which belongs to the rainbow times, an lgbt newspaper. the community quickly rallied after the blast and replaced the newspaper box. the family of a math teacher murdered at is suing the town and the school. they don t want money. intercept things to change. one of her students murdered her in the building nearly three years ago. and despite a brand new security system at that school, her family says she wasn t protected. christina hager is live at danvers high school tonight. christina. reporter: this lawsuit does not have a dollar amount. but it seeks compensation to programs and to contribute to charities. the family is not looking for any personal financial gain just questions and answers. eight months after phillip chisholm was sentenced to at least 40 years in prison, the family of the danvers high teach
stage. here s how it s going to work tonight. the debate will be divided into six, 15-minute segments. the topics are immigration, entitlement, and debt. the supreme court, the economy, foreign policy, and each candidate s fitness to serve as president. fox 25 s blair miller is live for us in vegas for tonight s third and final debate. hey there, blair. the reporter: hi vanessa. a lot of ground as you mentioned expected to be covered here tonight. i spent some time with both campaigns early on this afternoon here in las vegas and happens here this evening could decide lomo is the next president. who is the next president. in a city where big is in and the names are larger than life, it s the two political heavy weights going head-to-head on the big he was of stages. tonight s debate format, much different than the last, with the two candidates i can thatting questions from a moderator, while standing behind podiums. bow sides know, a lot is on the line. both sides kno
what that banner says up there. we are live in merrimack valleyville, robert goulston fox 25 news. mark: we will continue to monitor the situation in somerville. and we are live in union square where activists are planning to rally and we will head back this live at the bottom of the how many. vanessa: it is day four of the democratic national convention. tonight, hillary clinton will become the first woman to accept a major party s nomination for president. fox 25 s political reporter sharman sachetti has philadelphia and sharman, as you ve been reporting, clinton s daughter chelsea will introduce her tonight. the reporter: that s right. hillary clinton is set to give this major speech to a much broader audience than just who is in this convention hall. she is really got to try to sell herself, to the american people. this is a party, this democratic party, this week, that has been struggling all week, with the far left. we have learned some bernie home. still, i caugh
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 certa
short in the interest of public safety. vanessa: we are following breaking news in hingham, where crews have been battling the stubborn house fire. this is video of the fire on elm street about two hours ago. we ve been told within the last 15 minutes, three firefighters, two from hingham, one from for well, were taken to the hospital with minor injuries. fox 25 s john monahan is on the scene now, waiting to speak to investigators, look for a live report from him at 6:00 p.m. mark: now to a developing story, a teenager is struck and killed by a commuter rail train. we broke overnight. vanessa: and new tonight, we know the victim is a 17-year-old boston university student. his body was found on the worcester-framingham line near the yawkey way stop and as fox 25 s sharman sachetti reports, police are still piecing together the circumstances around his death. the reporter: we re live just off buick street, which is off comm. avenue here in boston and we can tell you tha