and police are looking for her ex-boyfriend, emilio de la rosa. they believe he killed her and took the couple's 4-year-old son and dropped the child at a relative's home. stars and stripes stole friend a highway overpass. investigators believe that it was removed from the overpass but that the person was caught bill shields has the report. >> reporter: this man, david hickman, decided one banner should be taken down, this one, the black and blue, honoring police officers. >> the state property is not supposed to become billboards for the general public. anybody can put something there. >> reporter: he said he supports police and yesterday on 9/11, he was caught taking

a police officer caught him. >> he saw the guy fitting the description we were given before of the guy who takes down the flags and pulled over. the guy was literally in the act of trying to pull down the police memorial. >> reporter: this banner was put up by the yarmouth police chief whose son died in afghanistan. hickman went to a pal jiz but for legal reasons, it was impossible. >> this is their us doubt hickman's story saying he is responsible of four incidents of someone taking down the flags and banners. >> there were three previous incidents where he was taking up a total of six flags. >> reporter: hickman maintains it's all about public space but still, he opened wounds on route 149. i'm bill shields, wbz news. tonight, two teenagers are

unmarked taxicab last night in chelsea. police found the driver bleeding in his minivan on congress after avenue 6:30. policesay that the driver was hired to give the teenager ace -- teenagers a ride but slashed him about the fare. police are investigating vandalism at a mosque. someone threw rocks through the window of the islamic society of greater nashua while people were inside. the muslim l organization is asking police to investigate as a hate crime. three juveniles were seen throwing rocks at other locations, too. and the mosque where the pulse nightclub shooter worshiped was destroyed by fire. lisa? >> reporter: david, police say that someone intentionally set fire, with surveillance video showing a man walking with a

flash. apparently, he drove off on a motorcycle. that much they know. muslim leaders say this is a sad day. >> the message we want to send to the public is an attack on any house of worship is an attack on all houses of worship. it's unacceptable. there are people in this country that want to divide us along religious lines, ethnic lines, racial lines, and we as a community have to stay together to reject this time of of bigotry and hatred that exists in society. >> reporter: investigators don't know with certainty if this has anything to do with the shooting. omar mateen killed 49 people and wounded 53 others. his father attended that mosque. >> lisa, thank you. to the crisis in syria, a cease-fire is in effect.

between the military and rebels is crucial but the syrian government can continue airstrikes against isis and al qaeda targets in the country. a guilty pree from the connecticut man who jumped the white house fence. he had the american flag draped over him when he scaled the fence saying he wanted to call attention to the, quote, deficiencys in the constitution and will be sentenced in main communities ends with two teenagers facing charges. investigatorssay that the teens stole a piece of construction equipment and while driving, damaged mailboxs and fire hydrants. police tried to stop the bucket loader. but they went on the main turnpike and deliberately hit another car. police fired two shots at the tires, ending the chase.

webster police say they caught three people in the act spray painting a bridge over perry road. theysay every time it was cleaned, new graffiti appeared, so they started to monitor the area more closely, and at 1:30 on saturday morning, they spotted three people with spray paint. and fitchburg police say this k-9, alex, is and -- responsible for tossed drugs from the vehicle. alex chased him through the woods and caught up with the suspect. we are getting closer to a debate with another ballot question. voters will decide whether or not to legalize marijuana in massachusetts. both sides will hash it out on a live debate on my tv 38 tomorrow during the wbz news at 8:00. tweet us your questions.

the red sox and patriots have unclaimed property. more than 67,000 new items worth millions have been added to the state list. it can include old bank accounts, stocks, and abandoned safe deposit boxes. one in every 10 residents in the state is owed money. i want to check into that. >> hate to see that. which age group is most likely to fall for a scam. >> chances are your first guesses is wrong. we'll take you inside the smithsonian's newest museum in dc before it opens to the public. >> and up close images of the red planet. >> and temperatures, sunshine

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feature. the company's ceo said that the new improved auto pilot would likely have prevented the accident in may where a driver was killed in a self-driving car. and you like to be alone when you drive? this electric car, it may be the thing for you. there is only one seat and costs about $15,000 and can reach speeds of 81 miles per hour which is impressive. look for it on the u.s. market next year. would not work for my fami are falling again, dropping a penny and now average $2.10, 8 cents below the national average but some areas are as low as $1.95. younger and more educated people are more likely to fall for a scam than senior citizens. that's according to a new report from the better business beurre oa. only 11% of seniors gave con

as many 18 to 24-year-olds fell for the scam. younger people are confident they can spot a con artist and don't keep their guards up. >> we are all at risk, and the stereotypes of older people or people that are perhaps gullible or less educates are not an accurate reflection of reality. >> and seniors are more likely 1 in 5 people lose money to a scam every year. target is already thinking about holiday hiring you are thinking about a job. the company will add 70,000 seasonal workers and extra workers for the distribution center. there will be hiring events at all target stores next month and you can apply online. and amazon, you may have seen their pop-up stores, and

dozens of other pop ups across the country, most designed to sell the amazon products like the echo home speakers or kindle fire. isn't that just a fascinating cycle where everybody had to be on the web. now they need a brick and mortar store? >> i like going to the store. i like it. soccer's popularity is on the rise. so are the injuries. >> advice to keep your kid from getting hurt. on the news at 6:00, it's not certain for a boston theate historic colonial. and we knew we were bad but the new numbers are shocking. how likely you are to get in an accident in massachusetts compared to the other places in

here's some dramatic video. take a look. red-hot lava is coming up here, shooting into the air. i mean it. [laughter] i promise you. it's coming. it's a volcano. >> it takes a while to -- >> it's the eastern side -- we don't have that? >> we don't have that video. we don't have at red planet. we have that? we don't have that. they are telling me to go to the weather. >> just fill time or smooth it over. buffer. the weatherman just buffer. >> very good here. they call you the smoother. today, this is the first day below 70s, and we are saying it makes a difference in your psyche. >> we have to get eric on this.

>> this is my crusade, atlantic time. if you look at eastern canada and the caribbean, they are on atlantic time, the same as daylight saving. you would never move the block. we need to get new england on board. this could happen someday. i think it would be right. i think that's the move to make. >> it would be. >> the earliest sunset would be more like evening in the winter and it takes the edge off. i could point to you the guy who is running the crusade for the state and give you more information but 6:58, the sunset and before 7:00 for the first time this season but hard to complain on a day like today where it was spectacular, and 71 in boston and cooler by the water and a touch cooler than average. temperatures, up in the 70s west of the city.

at 70. the air, it's bone dry, and that's your bread and but the they are time of season and creates big temperature swings. the cool nights, you may leave the window open a crack and then open up when the sun comes up in the morning. we will have more warm air in the next couple days and then the summer temperatures will return for tuesday and wednesday after one more cool night, back in the 40s to middle 50s. tomorrow morning, another crisp sunrise at 6:22 tomorrow and a southwesterly breeze will develop as the day goes on and bring in the warmer air. 70s at lunch, 80 degrees and for the ride home, right near the 80-degree mark. tomorrow, 82 in boston and 83 in bedford and lawrence and rock fort, 80, and hyannis, 77 degrees. so it will be a nice beach day and the drier air and the lower

but the wind out of the southwest, 7 to 14 for tomorrow at the water's edge. this front will be arriving on wednesday evening and with it, similar to sunday. the biggest, gusty winds and we could have thunderstorms that will slide across the area wednesday evening into the first part of the night, not a soaking rainfall but some rain and cooler air will in thursdays thursday. thursday, the coldest day of the season so far, dry air, and many towns in the 60s. the air changes, a bump up in the humidity on wednesday, not oppressive, and then it gets really dry towards thursday and friday to end out the week. one of my favorite events, the big east friday, opening day will be perfect. it lasts for a couple of weeks

out there. sunday, a chance for rainfall. we'll be watching that all week to see if it impacts the patriots. >> a really good forecast, a mix of summer and fall. >> like it. >> it has something for everybody. >> thank you, eric. thank you so much. and we promised you a volcano, and here it is, lava shooting in the area, and this is on the eastern side of the island. >> and that's worth the wait. soccer fields across fall. about 3 million kids and teens play soccer but new research shows that the sport may not be as safe as many think. here is dr. mallika marshall with more. >> reporter: as a soccer goalie, 15-year-old josh has taken big hits protecting the net. he suffered a concussion last year. >> hit me in the head. i don't know i passed out but i don't remember much. >> reporter: a study shows

researchers looked at 25 years of data and found 330 children are treated in the er each day for sprains, strains, and fractures and the number of concussions skyrocketed. >> we are seeing 24 concussions a day. >> reporter: researcher says that the reasons behind the injury include more awareness, new athletes learning the sport, and kids playing year round at high intensity but there are ways to prevent participating in pre-season conditioning programs that have a program to build core strength and neck muscles and hip and thigh muscles. >> reporter: josh sat out for a few weeks but said it probably should have been for longer. >> i wanted to come back to the game. i faked my last test. for people who have concussions, don't do that. >> reporter: earlier this

younger from hitting the balls with their heads. sounds like a good yet. >> makes sense. dr.mallika marshall, thank you so much. gillette stadium is getting ready for the big show. crews were setting up bruce springsteen's stage for the tour 2016 and foxborough is the tour's final stop with tickets available for the concert, some as inexpensive as $25. >> woe. that is very cheap for seeing the boss. >> >> yes. >> oh, she amazing. >> he is well worth it. the last exhibit at the museum on the national mall. >> we'll take you on a tour of the sights up next. and we just got a picture of the man police are looking for in connection with the murder of a young mother in methuen, and we'll bring you

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the smithsonian museum of african-american culture is about to open to the public. >> and we took a tour with the founding director to see what makes the place so special. >> on the mall, i thought,

a little color to this. >> in more ways than one. >> and that's when i realized. >> reporter: inspired by the three tiered crowns west african art, the national museum of african-american history and culture shines brightly near the have of the national mall. >> this is a cabin from south carolina. >> reporter: to give a sense of the african-american experience, you have to below the surface, five stories down. >> at its peak, it between 8 and 16 people that would be in the cabin. >> reporter: a cabin for slaves and shackles small enough to restrain a child, reminders of america's regretful past. >> after world war ii, the notion of sit ins caught on. >> reporter: while a stool from a greensboro, north carolina lunch counter represents a resolve to move beyond segregation. >> what i see is simple. sitting in a schair transforming. >> reporter: this museum will

there is joy to be found, too. i have to say this is cool like chuck berry's cherry red cadillac. >> you are supposed to treat artifacts with respect but of course i sat in there. are you kidding me? >> reporter: 47 artifacts were collected. less than 10% are on display is emblematic of the pride of this reality. >> and le and story. >> reporter: visitors can add their history, too, using an interactive display. but the newest museum is not a time capsule but a place where you are encouraged to explore events and what continues today. >> it's a beautiful building. cbs this morning talked about how the sections lean towards the washington monument. >> it's a cool looking building.

ahead. >> the news at 6:00 starts right now. now at 6:00, a murder in methuen, a young mother killed. we'll tell you who police are looking for. >> the patriots sending a big message last night. backup quarterback jimmy garoppolo starts the season with a win. >> taking the knee in silent protest. >> i am not celebrating the national anthem because i am >> and how his school is reacting. we'll have the latest on the coolest air of the season. the first one's down and it's a great win for jimmy g. the backup qb pulls off a victory in the season opener. the patriots fans were split on

victory with gronk out of the game, too, but garoppolo turned it on. >> dan roche is live with more tonight. dan? >> reporter: you always say why not? a quarterback making his first real nfl start in 3 years. they got down to business and took care of business and stunned the cardinals in arizona, 23 jim garoppolo's fill in went very well with a 27-yard touchdown pass on hogan on the first drive giving the patriots the lead. a field goal with 3:44 to go puts the pats back in front, and cardinals had the chance to take the lead but it didn't come through. and a high snap and cannizzaro misses wide left and through

patriots start the year 1-0. >> the cardinals are a hard team to get ready for and these guys worked hard and they had a grinding week but came down here and played a tough physical football game. >> good for the whole team especially the first of the season and coming to a tough environment like this. good to see. we had a couple of young guys playing, making their responded pretty well. >> reporter: stick around, coming up in sports, an emotional jimmy garoppolo coming off the feestled -- field and getting a first win under his belt, and behind me, the brady banner is down and the garoppolo one will go up in a few minutes. >> understandably, thank you. we asked you on facebook,