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live there tonight. mike? reporter: tonight the restaurant is closed until further notice. two of the victims are women and one is a man, but it s unclear how badly they were hurt. just before 2:00 this afternoon nashua fire was calledded to the bertucci s restaurant on amherst street. firefighter say an 8 by the 12-foot decorative ceiling fixture called a cloud feature fell on the victims. two are and fire marshal s office are trying to figure out why this happened. firefighter say the seal piece is heavy and luckily no one was trapped underneath when it they got here. it s a decorative section of the ceiling that is right under the skylight, so it kind of like darkens the room a little bit. and it s called a cloud feature. whether or not the restaurant gets cited. mike cronin, wmur news 9. jennifer: a suspect who was the focus of a manhunt after being accused of shooting a woman in the head is being held in jail tonight. suzanne roantree live in laconia with more on ....
bombs. in the pacific, a simultaneous drive toward tokyo by general mccar thur s army moved forward. in may of that year pesky finished flight training. he was now commissioned. earning his wings proved harder than fielding a grounder. my flying wasn t the best. i scared a few people. particularly his teammate and fell row aviator, ted williams. he thought i was terrible. for such a good ballplayer, you re the worst player i ever saw. johnny pesky flew an airplane like he had steel arms. yeah, that s right. one of the shortcoming, navigation. i would fly but i didn t know where the hell i was going. i think i m an ace and i m doing the rollovers and the slow rolls and then i go back and i have no idea where i m at. i kind of panic is what i did. so i land my aircraft in this field. i felt like a god damn fool. a farmer comes over and said what s the matter, sonny, are you lost? i said yes, where s airport. he said well the airport is there. i thanked him. ....
bombers dropped 1600 tons of bombs. in the pacific, a simultaneous drive toward tokyo by general mccar thur s army moved forward. in may of that year pesky finished flight training. he was now commissioned. earning his wings proved harder than fielding a grounder. my flying wasn t the best. i scared a few people. particularly his teammate and fell row aviator, ted williams. he thought i was terrible. for such a good ballplayer, you re the worst player i ever saw. johnny pesky flew an airplane like he had steel arms. yeah, that s right. one of the shortcoming, navigation. i would fly but i didn t know where the hell i was going. i think i m an ace and i m doing the rollovers and the slow rolls and then i go back and i have no idea where i m at. i kind of panic is what i did. so i land my aircraft in this field. i felt like a god damn fool. a farmer comes over and said what s the matter, sonny, are you lost? i said yes, where s airport. he said well the airp ....
them sleep. wbz news at 11:00 starts now. >. breaking news, a teenager drowns in the charles river. search crews in cambridge just pulled the boy out of water someone saw him go off the weeks foot bridge just after 9:00 tonight. the victim was rushed hospital where he was pronounced dead. police haven t released the teen s identity yet. tonight new safety change too little too late says the family of a little boy that drowned as a day camp. this never should have to happen. reporter: >. this after investigators ruled his death a tragic accident. you never think a tragedy like this can happen. tonight the 7-year-old s family still doesn t have the answers they need about his how he got into the water. we re live in south boston, and his family said this never should have happened. reporter: that s right. his mom and dad are still in disbelief, but reminisce about his playful personality. but tonight they need more answers from the city of boston. the ....
monster, the left field wall at boston s fenway park. i m oliver north. this is war stories. . tonight we ll show you how america s national pasttime and the people who played it help boost the country s moral during the war. more than 500 major league ball players and 4,000 minor leaguers served in the military. star players like ted williams, warren spawn traded one uniform for another. war stories sat down with some of baseball s greatest legends to talk about those greatest days. join us tonight for a special, from the ballpark to the battlefield, baseball and world war ii. it was a different world then, a different generation of people. boston red sox ace curt schilg have a passion. the generation that fought in world war ii continuing to inspire him. i m playing baseball. i m proud of what i do. you serve in the armed forces, you re putting your life on the line for your country and the freedom of the people that don t even live in your country. i can ....