methuen. her 4-year-old son home at the time. this morning, police are searching for that child's father. >> big changes in the prison system. how governor baker wants to change the way the state handles inmates with mental illness. . good morning and welcome aboard. >> it of a beautiful monday -- after a beautiful monday, let's hope for the same. it was perfect yesterday. >> i think you're going to love today too. we are talking about sunshine in full force again, warmer temperatures in the 80s today. it's 62 in boston right now. so it's similar to where we were yesterday with 40s and 50s on the map. 44 in plymouth new hampshire right now. 47 in concord. middle 40s for most of us here from keen to jaffrey. 52 in fitchburg, upper 40s in

taunton sitting at 49 and 50s to right around 60 in provincetown right now. look at the satellite and radar, nothing to talk about. bright sunshine going to be the case again today with mostly sunny skies from start to finish. sunrise coming up at 6:22 this morning. cool start but we rebound quickly. sunny and warm. 78 degrees by lunch with a southwest breeze. we top out 80 to 84 for most of us. no weather-related issues for the ride home. just gorgeous with the sunset the 6:56. i'm tracking thunderstorms tomorrow. details on that coming up. >> breaking news overnight, we have two water main breaks to tell you about this. the first one is in woburn. it's under the bridge right off of 128. we have some live images. a photographer on the scene says he saw cars were having to drive up on the sidewalk to get around this. you can see all the water, a lot of water to deal with at this scene. crews are working to repair that break. crews are also working to repair

park. this was the scene at the intersection of hyde park and american legion highway. there is a huge hole in the road. we also have live pictures from this scene. our photographer there says american legion highway is closed between hyde park ave and will mont street and the right lane is blocked inbound at the intersection with american legion highway. so keep that in mind if that's part of your commute. definitely avoid the area. we will let you know as soon as both also new overnight, a 67-year-old man is in the hospital with serious injuries after he was hit by a car in fall river. it happened just before 10:00 last night on route 24 north between exits 8a and b. state police say he was right by his car when -- which was parked on the side of the road when he was hit. so far the driver involved has not been charged. a mother murdered. her young child inside the home at the time.

father, our anna meiler is live in methuen for us this morning. she joins us with the latest. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, ken. the district attorney says that young boy is safe at a relative's house. police are now asking the public for help finding his father, 32-year-old emilio de la rosa. >> she's a great person. she was the most loving and carrying person ever. >> reporter: friends can't believe the smiling young mother is gone. he just saw weekend. >> we were having a good time, her kid was running around. >> reporter: but on monday morning, the essex district attorney says police found the 29 year old unresponsive inside her home. she was pronounced dead at the hospital a short time later. the d.a. says her 4-year-old son was home at the time she was killed. >> a major concern is the well being of the child and ascertaining the whereabouts of the father. >> reporter: he took the

that family member then called 911. police are now asking the public to help them find the boy's father. they say the 32 year old is a person of interest. >> there is no danger to the public. we don't believe anyone else outside of the specific target here, being ms. rosa, the is the unit is the -- is the subject of any danger. >> reporter: grieving friends are also hoping for answers. >> hopefully we find out, you know, what happened and hope her family need. >> reporter: the d.a. says he has a history with the massachusetts court system and is on probation. if you have any information, call police. reporting live from methuen, anna meiler, wbz this morning. boston police are saying that their offices used tremendous restraint while dealing with a knife-wielding suspect. they say they got a call last week about a man with a nine inch kitchen knife who was

drunk. a 36-year-old man was arrested and charged with assault and battery. major changes coming for a bridgewater state hospital. today governor baker is expected to announce an overhaul in the way the medium security prison treats inmates with mental illness. our nick giovanni is live outside the statehouse with a closer look at the plan. nick, good morning. >> reporter: ken, good morning. state officials are calling this a new level of care in the "boston globe" report that came out overnight. a complete culture change when it comes mentally ill inmates. a substantial shift is being reported by the "boston globe" in how massachusetts' criminal justice system handling mentally ill inmates. according to the globe's reports, governor baker plans to announce that shift today. specifically at bridgewater state hospital. away from its current prison model, the approach with minute mates. part of that plan according to the globe will be to move mentally ill inmates convicted of state crimes out of the state

separate facility leaving behind -- leaving behind other mentally ill inmates. every inmate would receive an individualized treatment plan within ten days of admission. and those on psychiatric medications would see a psychiatrist. in the wake of joshua messier's death back in 2009 as guards wrestled him into restraints, contact between correctional officers and inmates would now be limited. now critics of the governor's services equal added costs. but according to this report, no estimates of just how much have been given just yet. live in the statehouse this morning, wbz this morning. a show of force from the united states against north korea and its recent nuclear test, the u.s. flew two nuclear-capable b1 supersonic bombers escorted by jets over south korea. the move was in response to north korea's nuclear test last

north korea says u.s. hostility is the reason it needs a bomb program. never overnight a nuclear gauge stolen in west virginia. federal regulators say the portable gauge containing sealed radioactive material was stolen. that technician works for an engineering firm. the nuclear gauge is used for soil measurements. officials say it is not hazardous if the materials stay tampering could result in radiation exposure. campaign 2016 now. hillary clinton is off the campaign trail against today and dealing with more questions about transparency over her diagnosis. that's rival donald trump continues to bash her. hannah daniels has the latest. >> how are you feeling? >> reporter: hillary clinton is frying to set the record straight about -- trying to set the record straight about her diagnosis. >> i didn't think it was going to be that big a deal. >> reporter: in a phone

her balance while she was leaving a 9/11 memorial service sunday. >> once i got in, once i could sit down, once i could cool off, once i had some water, i immediately started feeling better. >> reporter: the nominee has come under fire from republicans and some democrats for paying -- failing to disclose the condition immediately after receiving the diagnosis friday. >> you've got a medical report on me that meets the same barack obama. donald trump's doctors says he woulding the healthest president in history. i've released 40 years of tax returns, he hasn't released one. >>. >> reporter: instead of focusing on clinton's health trump riled up support he's in north carolina. >> these are not deplorable people that i can tell you. >> reporter: the event was

out. one trump supporter could be seen scuffling with at least three demonstrators. >> is there anyplace in america more fun to be than a trump rally, right? >> reporter: clinton and trump go head to head in their first debate in less than two weeks. hannah daniels, cbs news. should you be allowed to take a selfie with your ballot and post it online? a boston appeals court will address that issue today. a new hampshire law banning te their ballots was struck down a year ago. supporters of the ban argue someone who wanted to coerce voters could insist on seeing their pictures. opponents of the ban says it squashes free speech. billerica police say they're seeing a bizarre up tick theft. about six of them in the last eight months. they say the thieves come in two's. one will play lookout while the other enters the bin. then they fill vans with

one restaurant worker claims he saw two men doing just that. >> it's crazy. you can't do that. that's why i came over and said something. what's wrong with people? >> feeling a certain -- stealing a certain amount of clothing is a felony and they will pursue charges. well, it has been a while since tom brady spent a sunday on the couch watching football, but that's exactedly what he did this past weekend. dan roche takes a closer look at what brady thought and jimmy garoppolo's performance. >> every monday night tom brady talks to jim gray even during his suspension. last night brady said he watched sunday night pats win home here in boston. he was asked what he thought of jimmy's night. >> well, i thought, you know, he was great. i thought it was a great night, you know, for him and for our whole offense. i think one thing you realize as a quarterback is, you know, everyone being in sync and being on the same page and the communication with your

there and get a win like that, it was great for, you know, our offense, defense played great, special teams. it's such a team sport. jimmy did everything he was asked to. it was a great way to start the season for our team. >> well, it certainly was. jimmy and the pats will gear up for the home opener against the dolphins. soccer teams at somerville high school are teaming up against concussions. >> the boys and girls soccer teams are for team up day to hear from the concussion legacy foundation on ways to look for symptoms in their teammates. the popular program has over 2 million young athletes representing various organizations and schools. well coming up an archeological dig in the city of boston. >> the historic site where crews are digging. >> so just how bad are boston drivers? find out where we rank among the worst of the worst. danielle, good morning. we're not that bad.

look at this hour by hour. simply gorgeous today. sunshine in full force into the 70s by late morning. we top out in the 80s for highs today. i am tracking some changes though, timing out thunderstorms

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north church. >> according to the boston globe, a time capsule unveiled many items including english dinnerware, the archaeologists did a dig calling the project an unbelievable opportunity to see snapshots of history. we did a time capsule in the 8th. >> what can you put -- what did you put in there? >> i probably an atari. something like that. snap bracelets, anything neon, madonna. >> when is it being dug up? >> i don't know. i think they're lost it and we'll never find it. someone in a couple hundred years will find it and say what was wrong with these people. >> now we have a mystery. did you like yesterday weather-wise. >> it was great. it was sweet. >> i think you'll love today, then, too we're going to be a little bit warmer. just as many sunshine.

i mean it's 62 in boston right now. it's very similar out the door this morning. another cool start with temperatures running in the 40s and 50s for most of the suburbs. it's 46 in jaffrey right now. 47 in concord. 43 in sanford. we're a little bit milder all relative of course by a few degrees. 51 in bedford. 47 in norwood. 49 in taunton right now. 50 on the vineyard right now. and then most of us in the 50s to low 60s when you towards the outer cape. quiet conditions, clear skies overhead right now. one the suns comes up it will be shining brightly. next disturbance bringing clusters of showers and thunderstorms is out over the midwest right now. this front is going to approach tomorrow and bring us a threat for thunderstorms. in the meantime high pressure that blue h, that fair weather cell is still in control of our weather today. what it does do is bring a wind. it will be breezy this afternoon.

81 in taunton today. lower 80s for many of us. 84 in laurens. one of the warmer spots to the merrimac valley. most of the us running in the 70s on cape cod. there will be a couple of clouds overnight tonight. we won't be as cool. that southwest breeze stays active. 65 for an overnight low. highs tomorrow come into the 80s t will be a little bit warmer and a little bit humid. middle to upper 80s for highs the south coast, new bedford will be in the low 80s. most of tomorrow morning and early afternoon is fine. but i am keeping you on alert for thunderstorms later in the day. 2:00 p.m. we're still doing okay. a blend of sun and clouds. 3:00, 3:30 you notice a line starting to come into western areas of massachusetts and southern vermont and southern portions of new hampshire. so late in the afternoon tomorrow, i want you to keep an eye to the sky.

then 5:00, 6:00 your ride home, chance of thunderstorms, they should push south of boston between the 6:00 to 8:00 p.m. time frame and then weaken off the cape and islands. 1 or 2 storms could become strong to severe tomorrow. the primary threat would be for damaging wind gusts so we'll keep you onguard. sun shine, high of 70, beautiful end to the week. nice start to the weekend too. we'll get increasing clouds on saturday and a chance shower or storm on sunday. >> we have an update on that breaking news out of woburn. it will be closed for most of the day now due to that water main break that we told you. police say this is a major break. right now just one lane of traffic is getting by but police say in about 15 minutes, by 5:30 in the morning they will have to completely shut down in road. we do have some live images from the scene right now. and someone actually called

to report water bubbling in that area. police do say that additional details, including key tour -- detour info, will be released as the morning goes on. we'll be sure to bring that to you as we get it. we have all heard the stereotype that boston drivers are the worst. it seems that may be the case after all. for the third year in a row, all state is ranking us the worst in the country. the insurance giant says boston drivers are 187% more likely to national average. massachusetts took the silver as well, wooster drivers came in second. i think it's everyone else. the. >> we don't like that. >> but we're in good hands with all state. two more commuter rail employees have been fired for attendance and timecard issues. keolis which is subcontracted to run the commuter rail says internal audit found problems in their mechanical department. the company tells wbz the

cam standards and undermined taxpayer trust. six employees were fined last week -- or fired, rather, for the very much the same thing. >> mbta union workers are making sure their voices are heard. the union is upset the mbta is considering privatizing. the system has 1700 drivers and 450 maintenance workers. and the t spans about $169 an hour operating the sm. ford says private companies may be able to do some of that work for a lot less than the people have those jobs are fighting back. >> privatization we feel is not the answer. what will happen is they'll raise fares, cut service and reduce benefits of the men and women. >> the union claims it it has given management its own plan to save $24 million over the next four years. they say they haven't heard back from the t. the union is currently under

assigned to students at essex elementary school not last night and not at all this school year. the globe reports it's all thanks to a new policy adopted by the school. the goal instead of assignments time after school can be spent playing or relaxing with family. coming up next on the program, a closer look at the pats big win enter arizona on sunday night. >> we'll take you inside the locker room to hear bill belichick's post game speech. >> plus david o the legend he has now tied on

. a closer look at what bill belichick hut of the win -- thought of the big win. >> dan roche has more in your morning sports. >> 20 games left that's what the red sox face as they open up a seven game homestand against the second place orioles. the sox had one of their aces david price to the mound looking for a career best. sox jumped out to a lead. ramirez singles to drive in david ortiz. then watch betts make a dash for home on this laissez-faire throw.

5-0 after one. how about some history in the sixth. career number 536 tying mickey mantle in the all-time home run list. more than enough runs for david price. only runs he came on two solo homers. sox win big and stay two games up on the jays for first place in the east. meanwhile, one of the iconic scenes from the past opening wins a triumph a.m. jimmy garoppolo after the game captured. we also got an exclusive look at their locker room celebration thanks to craft sports and patriots all-access. >> let's go. >> let's go. >> let's go. >> woo. >> [ chants ] >> great job, man. making the plays, that was a

and get the job done. i'm tell you, we won the game, a walk-throughs all through the week. it happened all through the week. that was a great job. >> and you'll see much more of that coming up on patriots all-access friday night at 7:00 right here on wbz. it should be a lot of fun. the crowd should be rocking sunday with the pats open things up at home against the dolphins. >> i love to see all the energy from coach belichick. yo >> that's right. you don't. >> never. >> too bad we didn't see his face in that. >> well that would be a little bit much. still to come in our next half hour, colin kaepernick continues his protest. >> plus the local high school player takes up the cause himself. what he says about his own sideline protest. >> plus police memorials taken down. why the suspect is now apologizing and his explanation for what happened. danielle, good morning. >> good morning. so 50s for the kids out the

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5:30, a major water main break shutting down a major intersection. what police in woburn want drivers and residents to know. >> police searching for a person of interest in the murder of a methuen mother, the connection he has to the victim and the very latest on the investigation. >> also, changing the way the state handles inmates with mental illness. a closer look at the new plan taking center stage at the statehouse today. good tuesday morning everybody. >> it is the 13th day of september. are you ready for a beautiful forecast? let's check in with danielle. she can smile from here to here. >> if you liked yesterday, you'll like today more. low humidity, 80 for highs later on today. it's a very similar start to where we were yesterday at this time. 62 in boston right now. but 49 in taunton.

40s and 50s. and nothing going on here in the satellite and radar. quiet conditions, sun going to be up and shining once it does come up. out of the 50s we climb. we make a quick rebound through the 60s and into the 70s by late morning. beautiful sunny and warm, 78 degrees by your midday lunch hour with the southwest breeze. about 8 to 18 miles an hour. just gorgeous for the ride home. temperature right around 80 degrees. i am tracking changes tomorrow.e all the areas shaded in green and a marginal risk. that does mean some isolated strong to severe thunderstorms are possible tomorrow. we'll talk about the timing coming up. i want to get you on the roads. it's been a wet start not because of rain. >> we're checking in on the expressway first and things are starting to ramp up butt it's nothing out of the ordinary. it's not really stop and go just yet. so we'll let you know when that changes. now to those water main breaks. we have two of them happening.

woburn off of 128. that's video from there right now. starting right now, that road is completely shut down and woburn police say this repair will take most of the day. so do not expect this to open up any time only. it may be closed for your commute home. we do have video from the scene at the intersection of hyde park and american legion highway. and there was a huge hole in the road there. american legion highway is now closed will mont street. checking your top stories now for your tuesday morning. investigators are looking for a person of interest in the murder of a mother in methuen. 29-year-old wanda rosa was found around are 5:45 yesterday morning inside her home on tudor street. prosecutors say her 4-year-old son was inside the house when she was killed. police are now looking for that child's father, emilio de la rosa in connection with the crime. today governor baker is

at bridgewater state hospital. the globe reports he wants to change the way that prison treats inmates with mental illness. those changes will reportedly including moving mentally ill inmates convicted of state crimes into a separate facility. from those who have been charged with minor crimes. the plan would also create individualized treatment plans for each inmate. a plymouth man is facing charges and apologizing for taking down a memorial police flag. police she hickman removing this banner from the route 6 overpass on sunday. they also say hickman may have removed as many as three others. hickman said he didn't know police put them up and was trying to protect public space. >> is state property now supposed to become billboard fort general public? if so, can anybody put something there? >> there's been three previous incidents where he has taken a total of six flags. >> the flag hickman removed over

yarmouth deputy police chief whose son was killed in afghanistan. hickman said he didn't know that and wanted to personally apologize. still, he's been charged with three counts of larceny. boston police have begun their new body camera program with a big name on the force joining if on -- joining in on the first day. this is the chief demonstrating a body camera that he wore during yesterday's kickoff. 100 officers will be participating in the six-month pilot program which is designed to give the department a chance to evalu the new technology inch the white house says president obama is intent on veto is reallying legislation that would allow families of the government to sue saudi arabia. it gives families the right to sue in u.s. court. but the obama administration says it sets a bad precedent because other countries could use it as an excuse to pull

members into court. more debris has been found in madagascar that could belong to the missing ma a little bittian airlines flight 370. the flight disappeared in march of 2014 with 239 people on board. the crash site has not been found. the newly discovered debris appears to show burn marks. experts are examining the pieces to figure out where they came from. they're pulling their champion games out of carolina. search playoff games including seven march madness games are among those that won't take place in that state. the move is just one of many in recent months that have come in light of the state's controversial transgender bathroom bill. now colin kaepernick continuing his national anthem protest on the national stage. 49er's back-up quarterback knelt with teammate eric reid during the anthem last night ahead of their match-up with the rams.

stood with raised fists instead. kaepernick has been sitting or kneeling during the anthem for weeks to protect racial -- to protest, rather, racial inequality. a local high school football player, though, will not be suspended after kneeling in protest like that during the national anthem here. michael o pong decided to make a silent demonstration. he says his coach told him he would probably be suspended he should tweet out the photo. the school insists they will not punish him. he did it to bring attention to racial injustice. >> when i first saw colin kaepernick do it, i realized this was finally something that i could do as a peaceful protest. i wasn't trying to oppose 9/11 or anything, i have a lot of respect for the veterans and the people that lost their lives during 9/11. >> since kaepernick starred the protest the movement has gained support but it's also sparked

free speech. a scare at last night's "dancing with the stars" premiere targeting u.s. swimmer ryan lochte. >> excuse me. hey, back off. >> two men were arrested after rushing the stage following lochte's debut performance. police say the two men who were arguing anti-lochte t-shirts were arrested fortress passing. lochte says he feels a little hurt by the incident. u.s. swimming officials recently banned lochte for ten months after he lied about being robbed at a gas the olympic games. still ahead this morning, getting some extra help from your shopping cart. >> plus a sneak peek at the iphone 7. the first look at the new and improved camera. >> and i'm nick eye owe vane live at the statehouse. substantial shift in the treatment of inmates with mental illness, coming up. we'll give the details of the governor's new plan expected to

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. a new boost to make shopping easier, plus a closer look at the iphone 7. >> and mixed messages from the federal reserve. jill wagner is live now from the new york stock tuesday morning. she has today's money watch. jill, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. that's right. fed officials are sending mixed messages about whether they're going to raise interest rates at their meeting next week. yesterday one board member said the central bank shouldn't raise rates too soon. so that sparked a rally and made up some of friday's losses when a different said official said investigators should -- investors should get rid for

apple gave the phone to sports illustrated to one of its photographers could snap photos of the titans/like kings game. it has -- vibe kings game. it has zooming features to capture more vibrant and bright colors. will it be enough to spark sales? >> wal-mart is working on a self-driving shopping cart. summers can hale the cart the retailer find a -- filed a patent for the cart. it has a motor, video cameras and can even return itself from the car to the store. ken and kate. >> kate has already ordered one. >> yes, i want in. i'm so with you. anything jill that makes shopping easier and make me have to walk lessor do any work, i think sign me up. >> reporter: and the worst is are the carts that -- the wheels are jammed or whatever it is and

that okay. i will ditch that thing in the middle of the store and leave it and go find another one if i get one of those. >> okay. all right. >> don't start. >> reporter: you're that person that leaves the carts in the middle of the aisle. >> jill, thanks. coming up, a healthy warning for college students. >> the surprising way studying could make you pack on the pounds. we'll tell you what you need to know. >>s public for help finding a person of interest. i have the latest on the investigation, coming up. healthy, free, the world before me, the long brown path before me leading wherever i choose. the east and the west are mine. the north and the south are mine.

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. well if you've ever dreamed of living any castle, i know you have ken, you may want to check out this listing in braintree. this custom-built castle home is now for sale. >> kind of like half castle, half house. the six bedroom house about 4400 square feet, it has a column right in the front as you saw. there's also a three-car garage, lots of wood work and a huge dining room and kitchen. there's even a suit of armor in the front entryway. $1.2 million. >> i was looking for a place to store my or mauer and suits like that. so this house might foot the bill for that. where else would you put them? >> i would like to see you wearing that armor. >> maybe i'll save that for friday. let's go ahead and check on the forecast with danielle.

>> it looks awesome. the sun is going to be shining. temperatures are going to be climbing into the 80s today, just gorgeous. warmth right on through the day tomorrow too. turning a little more humid for wednesday. so enjoy the low humidity while we have it. there will be some late-day storms that fire up tomorrow. a few could be severe. we're in a marginal risk. essentially what that means is an isolated risk for a few storms to become severe. very little drought relief, though. obviously we need and rain and rain. potential for so but it doesn't look like a wash out right now. 62 in boston currently. 49 in -- 49 in nashua. a cool 44 in prim only this morning. -- plymouth this morning. it's a morning where you might want a fallish jacket and you'll be able to get rid of it later on. 58 on nantucket. right around 60 for the outer cape. skies clear right now. sun going to be coming up at 6:22 officially.

thunderstorms. this is our next weather maker. it's pushing through iowa. pushing through wisconsin and michigan. eventually going to be working in our our direction and bring us a threat for those storms tomorrow. until then, high pressure, fair weather is in control. as it slips off the coastline today, we'll be getting a southwest wind. it will start to become a little active today. about 5 to 15 miles per hour. gusting occasionally higher. 80 to 84 from boston to beverly 82 in fitchburg. bright sun shine. the humidity low. just fantastic. southwest breeze brings us 83 in norwood. middle 70s for most of us on cape cod. tomorrow will be a little bit warmer. breezy, a bit humid with those evening thunderstorms. 86 for a high. the wind will shift behind the front tomorrow but that doesn't happen until late in the day. so tomorrow morning's commute, fine. no weather-related issues. even lunch time we're doing okay. notice the thunderstorms approaching out of new york and

england, press into southern vermont, southern new hampshire. by mid to late afternoon. here's a map at 4:30 outside of 495 is where the action is. but for the evening commute some scattered storms do move in. a few of them could be strong. a think the primary risk is for localized damaging wind gusts. obviously some of the deep yellows and oranges you see here, real heavy rain as it comes on through and should be weakening around 8:9:00 with leftover showers at that point. watching the tropics we have a coastline. we have ian which is a tropical storm in the central atlantic. going to stay out at sea. after the storms tomorrow, feels of fall returns. high of only 70 on thursday. beautiful end to the week. great start to the weekend too and the next chance of showers and storms on sunday. >> busy morning out there. there is an accident you should know about. it's happening on 128 south in randolph. traffic is jammed now on 128 through braintree.

exit four at route 24. i'm guessing that back-up is probably going to make its way further and further down 24 as the morning goes on. we're also following two breaking news stories this morning. one is in hyde park and a water major main break in woburn. this has shut down the route leet rotary. police is telling us this repair will take most of the day. so do not expect this to open up any time soon. it may be closed for the commu home. police do they will us -- tell us they will release due tour information as the morning goes on. changes are coming to bridgewater state hospital. >> plus a mother is murdered in methuen. here are your stop stories on this tuesday morning. a young mother is murdered in methuen and now police are asking the public for help finding a person of interest. he is evident county district attorney says 29-year-old wanda ra sew -- rosa was found unresponsive.

hospital. they say her 4-year-old was at home at the time she was killed and they're now looking for that little boy's father. 32-year-old emeal away de la rosa who are calling a person of interest. hear from rosa's friends and neighbors coming up. a massachusetts woman accused of raping two teenage boys will spend the next four years in pleaded guilty yesterday. one of the boys was friends with her daughter. when she gets out of jail, she will spend three years on probation and have to wear a gps bracelet. she will be required to register as a sex offender. . >> reporter: a substantial shift is being reported by the "boston globe" this morning when this comes to way inmates with mental illness are treated in massachusetts. according to this globe report, governor baker plans to announce

away from its current prison model and take a more clinical approach. part of that plan includes moving some of the current inmates out of the state prison in bridgewater and coming up ahead at 6:00 we'll go over more of the details of this plan and what some of the critics of it have to say about it. live at the statehouse, wbz this morning. >> nick, thanks i have a bad air conditioning cord is now getting the blame for the house fire in memphis tennessee that killed nine people when firefighters they discovered the bodies of four adults and five children inside. another child was taken to the hospital and is said to be in critical condition. again, officials now say the fire was caused by an electrical malfunction. a guilty plea from a connecticut man who jumped over the white house fence on thanksgiving day. he was holding a rewritten constitution and had the american flag droned over him when he scaled the fence. he said he wanted to call

constitution. he will be sentenced in december. flint michigan could be seeing $220 million in emergency funding thanks to a new bill. the senate has voted to mover forward with a $10 billion water projects bill that would authorize 29 projects in 18 states. it also includes money to improve water infrastructure across the country. it's expected to be approved late this week. a new report suggests the sugar industry played down the hazards of the 1960s. the report says they instead pointed to fat and cholesterol as main risk factors for heart disease. scientists were allegedly paid for their work on that decade's old report. researchers in california say the new findings point to the importance of having medical research free of conflicts of interest. well, could studying and working hard making you pack on extra pounds. new research out of the university of alabama at birmingham showed that a busy

triggering an unwanted need for food and in turn weight gain. they say that heavy bouts of thinking drains energy from the brain, decreasing blood sugar and causing your body to want to eat. >> i'm sorry, professor i couldn't do my term paper. well new this morning, several massachusetts college towns ranked as some of the safest in the country. amherst home of u mass was ranked as number seven in a list of compiled used fbi crime statistics and safety-related programs to create these rankings. 23rd in the country was waltham. westfield was ranked as number 27. 5:53 right knew. still to dom, a wedding day to remember for all the wrong reasons. >> what do you do when the limo breaks down on your way to the service? hear from the bride who hitched

welcome back. a big bummer on a bride's big day. but thankfully she didn't let a flat tire deflea her spirits. >> that is angelique who hitchhiked her way to her own wedding, five minutes into the ride the limo she was in, got a flat tire. so they caught a ride with a complete stranger and made it to the venue safely and the west of

they will be married forever. and she has a great story to tell the rest of her life. so she's actually lucky. >> that's' great picture by the way. >> the best. >> have a great story to tell. keep it right here. our top stories are straight ahead on a tuesday morning.

. good morning, everybody. thanks for joining us. >> it is tuesday, september 13th. we're following breaking news right now at 6:00, 2 water main breaks causing big problems for commuters this morning. we'll check on efforts to fix those issues. >> the search for a person of interest in the murder of we'll have the latest on the investigation. >> plus, prison overhaul. details on the plan the governor will unveil today to change the -- unveil today. >> plus tom brady talking about spending sunday on his couch. >> that was a unique perspective for him, right? let's check out the forecast on tuesday morning. >> it's going to be gorgeous. good morning to you. temperatures very similar to where we were at this time