you know? and -- but -- i -- i just think that -- it should be brought to justice. >> well unfortunately a lot of those questions that she poses still remain unanswered even as we -- look over the court paperwork that was filed along with this indictment. we can tell you the owners are restaurant soon. the restaurant is still boarded up and the city is installing metal protective barriers along the sidewalk. residents are hoping to learn more perhaps when casler appears in court. no court date has been set and he remains free not in custody. back to you. >> still so many questions. you i hope you will stay with us for continuing coverage of this breaking story and for updates

also breaking tonight some new video of a hit-and-run near the campus. police are hoping that the piece of video -- not this piece of video, this is from the newton story we did a moment ago. this piece of video they have now, they are hope willing lead to some information about the driver that hit a woman that was crossing the street. the driver took off. police tell us they are searching for the silver sedan possibly gray. most likely it has front end damage. we hope you. we can tell you the victim is out of the hospital. three firefighters are recovering after getting hurt at this house fire. the flames broke out at a historic building. crews from neighboring towns joined the effort here and they battled hot spots for most of the afternoon. >> tonight police say it does appear that a boston university student was hit and killed by a train. >> but not the commuter rail

stranding passengers. beth is live in boston tonight with the latest on this story. beth. >> well investigators are trying to determine how the student was able too access those tracks at the end of this road beneath the turnpike and which train actually struck him. >> it is a tragedy that has hit boston university a few days into the school year. the body of a 17-year-old fran rail tracks near campus. investigators trying to figure out why he was crossing the tracks late last night when he was struck by a train. >> preliminary investigation suggest this is is a tragic horrendous accident. >> witnessed by students from their dorm rooms who looked out and knew something was wrong >> i looked out the window and saw dozens of police on the train tracks searching with flashlights. we saw a body out there. >> they say the international

didn't realize it. the body was then discovered by a rail worker. >> then a couple of minutes went by. the explanation was a medical emergency and then more time. >> time passed for some 30 passengers detained for three hours while the investigation continued. >> wondering why they are not for all the people. >> if it comes down that it was -- a decision made by the transit police and -- we are responsible that, we own. >> it right now police and bu are trying to notify the victim's family and reassure students. >> we were -- excited about our first day of classes and then to go to bed with those images and thoughts in our head was tough. >> police say they have actually had some difficulty notifying the student's parents in china

name. in the meantime campus officials say to notify their parents that they are okay. back to you. >> want to give you a live look over the boston skyline tonight. if you like summer and don't want to see it go, here is the good news, the season is making a return. more good news, what is left of hermine is moving out. >> a few more scattered showers in evening, tonight and tomorrow morning and then hermine will be offshore. we won't be talking about it for name pops up on the hurricane list again. you see a few of those showers moving away across the region. much needed rain at that. i wish we could see more widespread shower activity over these past couple of days. the remnants still spinning but

the other story very steamy outside. dew points in the 60s to around 70. that humid air will stay in the picture for us. tonight it is muggy. we hold in the 60s. the clouds will fill back in. a chance for a scattered showers and some drizzle. in terms of more rainfall which we could certainly still use. we have another shot heading into tomorrow night. another chance late saturday into sunday.we drought coming up. tonight we have learned the man charged with killing his daughter in new bedford was in the country illegally. 45-year-old walter was ordered held without bail today. he is accused of shooting and killing 19-year-old sabrina outside of her home on july 3rd. after he was convicted of trying to kill her mother ten years a i go he was sent back to brazil. he was not supposed to be in the u.s. a woman accused of driving

police cruiser early yesterday morning faced a judge today. he has been ordered not to drink alcohol or drive. the state trooper is out of the hospital tonight we now know what caused an explosion that killed a couple inside their condo in franklin last fall. the state fire marshal said a propane leak is to blame. that accident destroyed three units. the victim sadly had just moved to franklin their grandkids. the boston police body camera battle should come to an end on friday. a hearing on the issue wrapped up early this morning. they . --. three maine lawmakers think they found a way to force governor paul to leave office

the constitution. they have to get the secretary of state and a majority of the court on board with this. he has made a series of controversial -- some might say offensive comments and others say those comments have been racist. the emergency fund will give micro loans of up to $1 million to massachusetts farms and businesses. a local man is the bidder who know owns a piece of boston history. cars from the race through the seaport that never happened. that race was expected to draw thousands of spectators over the labor day weekend. >> some snags in the permit process and some outrage from local residents put a wrench in the plans. well today bankruptcy trustee auctioned off what was left behind. more than 1,100 concrete road

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he is a map of mystery and a painting that is raising a lot of questions. tonight police are on the case tonight. >> wit was painted -- it was painted at least 80 years ago. >> this will be somebody's great-grandfather or great uncle. >> but who is the gentleman staring from the canvas?

with a twist. >> it is a good investigation. you are not -- you are looking for a happy outcome. >> the painting was found here at the photography studio. >> that is the old negative. >> there was also a black and white photo used as a model for the painting and an envelope that doubles as a receipt. the portrait was done in a cost of $125. >> it even has instructions for colors. >> it is a dictated -- the badges and the buttons will be gold. the hat was to be white. the jacket was to be blue. >> he is intrigued by the mystery. he believes this police lieutenant is wearing a uniform from the 20s or 30s. >> that is an old era uniform.

portrait? or was the officer killed in the line of duty? questions but no answers. >> i mean it is very impressive work. you look at -- the painting off that photo. the detail is -- outstanding. down to -- the hat -- actually a little crooked on his head. >> they want to make all this public. they are hoping that somebody will recognize that picture -- that portrait and eventually will that man's family. >> the work is outstanding. someone will see the story and will come forward. >> that was kind of lot of money to pay for a painting in 1964. it was clearly someone of providence. we will let you know if that mystery is solved. all right. let's talk to eric now about the weather.

it is not exactly hot outside but it is very humid. you can kind of feel the ocean. hermine's remnants will bring showers through thursday morning and then finally will have to -- we won't have to talk about it for another six years. 90 degrees to end the week on friday. the drought is unfortunately worsening. you look at the map and this will be updated tomorrow morning. it h morning. the extreme drought area here -- there is a chance even with some of the rain we have seen that this could expand a little bit more. still rotating a few showers. carver reaching over to there a couple of rain drops. you could see a few rainbows. if you take any pictures feel free to send them my way.

just to the west all of the heat. for tonight mostly cloudy. the clouds will fill in overtime. chance for a scattered shower will hold in the 60s. it will be very humid. tomorrow another very humid day. not let of wind. it will feel rather steamy. tomorrow morning there is a chance for heal bit of drizzle and a couple of showers. we head towards midday and into the afternoon, the skies start to brighten. we will get more sunshine from west t jump into the 80s. 80s and humid in september. going for a high of 87 in pittsburgh. 70s to around 80 right along the coastline. tomorrow morning the system moves right up over this area. it will bring a couple of showers. then tomorrow night a chance for a few more rain showers and downpours. hopefully you will be able to

activity. it ends early on friday morning. the skies will clear. high pressure builds in. that will allow for a very warm day. we are forecasting 91 for a high temperature. 90s in september -- it can happen. our next best chance of rainfall will be saturday night i think most of sunday will end up being dry. best chance of rain will be early on. here is your seven day. it is a very warm one. humidity doesn't fall out till monday. finally a day in the 70s with dry air where you would expect in september but then we warmup right back after it. a cambridge company trying

-- talking about heat in our forecast patriots heading to arizona -- it is 105 degrees there. >> oh, man. >> i have to share with you guys something. if you are wondering what jimmy listens to, speeches from hopefully. patriots had perfect attendance at practice today. >> so now it starts the patriots and jimmy at the podium. >> they do a great job preparing us for whatever we may see. there may be something new we see sunday night but we have to react to it the right way. >> despite the presence of brady

workload. >> a smoother operation, i will say that. it's -- it's just me and him. all the reps are just between the two of us now. we kind of know where we sit on that. >> there are a lot of questions to the players in the locker room regarding jimmy. it is either right guy for this job and -- most of the players kind of sidestep those questions. then there was the case of devin, the patriots defensive captain gave a tough love answer. >> i'm he is a hard working football player. fully support him. i don't think -- talking about him does anything. he's -- he's like everybody else. >> as for the first game jitters, the better word may be excitement. >> i feel like that before every game. i get butterflies before every game. once you lose them is probably when you should hang them up. >> almost time to roll. >> all right. we will get you ready for the season opener with patriots all

bob sits down with the captain. [music playing] start your sunday with patriots game day at 11:30. pats and cards kick off at 8:30. fifth quarter is right here on wbz right after the game. red sox and padres wrap up their series tonight. david price will be on the mound. there are only 23 games left in the season for the sox after this one that is. steven. sox won it 5-1. orioles and rays today down in the dome. o's had a 5-3 lead early but the rays rallied. here we go -- cory with the rbi double deep to center. that would be the winning run. tampa comes back to win by a

standings. the sox are tied with toronto for first place. the o's fall to a game and a half back. what a waste of the division going on right now. if the season ended right now all three of those teams would make the playoffs. that is sports for now. >> all right. thanks. well cbs evening news is coming up at 6:30. >> scott joins us now with a preview. >> donald trump today laid out a massively extend the military. but do the numbers add up? we will fact check this and we will have the rest of the world news all coming up on the cbs evening news in about ten minutes all right. city plaza getting a make over. the plan in the works to transform the space into a

land.

a make over. >> starting this winter the plaza will be transformed into a winter wonderland. they will set up a european style market right after thanksgiving and an ice skating path and rink will move along the edge of the plaza. they also want to try out putting picnic tables on the plaza and a beer garden. [ laughter ] that was right there in the >> make sure you have the right order. you don't want to do beer garden and then the ice rink. [ laughter ] all new tonight at 11:00 see the special ceremony held for him during the first soccer game of the season at his school.

all right so earlier today i said to my son it is gross and muggy.

wow. >> i'm glad we are all in agreement here. it is not such a beautiful day. >> it is with us tonight, it is with us tomorrow as well. [ indiscernible ] >> i like today. i didn't have a problem with it. you know me. >> all right well a couple of showers tonight and a couple more tomorrow morning. the one day here that really sticks out here as actual september weather is no big storms. there is not a single tropical storm anywhere on earth right now. >> wow. >> i know you spent sometime with jimmy yesterday. you feeling good about him? >> i am. he has been confident focused on the cardinals. we will see what happens. >> all right.

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