. 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

the map. boston the mild spot, so to speak. 61 for us. same in chatham. but we have widespread 40s and 50s in a lot of the suburbs. they want the extra long sleeve or a light fall jacket this morning. you'll be able to get rid of it later on. satellite and radar very similar to 24 hours ago as well. it is a quiet start. we are in for sunshine start to finish. sunrise at 6:22. so coming up in the next 20s minutes or so, we are going to rebound quickly out of the 50s and 60s by 78 by mid-day. southwest breeze, about 8 to 18 miles per hour. we'll top out in the low 80s for many of us today t70s on cape cod. no weather-related issues for your ride home. looks gorgeous. 80 degrees. i'm tracking thunderstorms for tomorrow. i'll have the hour-by-hour timeline coming up. >> we're following breaking news. it might be a soggy commute out there for some of you. there is two water main breaks this morning.

woburn police say they are shutting down the road and they are expecting repairs to take most of the day. so plan on using an alternate route for the commute and potentially the commute home. we do have some live images from the scene. the good news out of this is the break is not affecting drinking water and it does look like some cars are getting by, but definitely expect this area to close down as the morning goes on. crews crews are also to repair a water mainak there's a huge hole in the road. no word yet on when they'll finish their repairs. very quickly there's also an accident you should know about before you head out the door. it's happening on 128 south in randolph. it is heading toward the braintree split at exit five. traffic is jammed up now on 128 through braintree. you can see it's backing up all the way down 24 north. so a busy morning out there. kate. >> thank you. new overnote i 67-year-old man is in the hospital with serious injury after he was hit

it happened just before 10:00 last night. state police say he was hit by -- he was by his car which was parked on the side of the road when he was hit. right now the driver is not facing charges. a methuen mother murdered. her young child inside the home at the time. this morning, police are searching for that 4 year old's father. wbz's anna meiler is live in methuen for us this morning. she joins us with the latest on the investiga. the district attorney says that little boy's father emilio delarosa is a person of interest and now they're asking the public for help finding him. >> she's a great person. she was the most loving and caring person ever. >> reporter: friends can't believe she's gone. rolando just saw her over the weekend. >> we were having a good time, her kid was running around. >> reporter: but on monday morning, the essex district

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. >> our major concern is the well being of the child and ascertaining the whereabouts of mr. delarosa. >> reporter: the d.a. says delarosa took the 4 year old to a relative's house. 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 public. we don't believe anyone else outside of the specific target here being ms. rosa 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 gets the answers they need. >> reporter: the district attorney says delarosa has a history with a massachusetts court system and is own probation. if you have any information,

anna meiler, wbz this morning. major changes coming to bridgewater state hospital. today governor bake ser expected to announce an overhaul in the way that medium security prison treats inmates with mental illness. nick giovanni is live outside the statehouse with a closer look at the plan. nick, good morning. >> reporter: kate, good morning. state officials are calling this a new level of care in the "boston globe" that came out. calling it a complete culture change when it comes to inmates with mental illness are treated. a substantial shift is being reported by the "boston globe" in how massachusetts criminal justice system handles mentally ill inmates. according to the report, governor baker plans to announce that shift today. specifically at bridgewater state hospital. away from its current prison model, the clinical approach with inmates. part of that plan according to the globe will be to move mentally ill inmates convicted

separate facility leaving behind other mentally ill inmates charged with sometimes minor crimes but not convicted. 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 he'sier's death back in 2009 as guards wrestled him into restraints contact between officers and inmates would now be limited. these additional services equal added costs. but according to this report, there's no estimate of just how much we're talking just yet. live in the statehouse, wbz this morning. 6:06 now. campaign 2016 on this tuesday morning. hillary clinton speaking about the health scare that's forced her off the campaign trail. clinton says she's feeling much better since nearly passing out at a 9/11 ceremony on sunday.

she didn't immediately disclose she had pneumonia because she didn't think it was a big deal. >> i felt dizzy and i did lose my balance for a minute and obviously i should have gotten some rest sooner. i probably would have been better off if i had just pulled down my schedule on friday. >> she is now listening to her doctors orders. clinton also promised to release more information about her medical records in the next few days. donald trump says he will release the results o his runningmate mike pence says the american people have the right to know about the health of candidates running for president. by the way, things got physical in the crowd during a trump rally in asheville, north carolina last night. a trump supporter grabbed a protesters around the neck and punched him also slapped a woman being escorted out of the event. the attacker, by the way, was not ejected by security. a show of force from the united states against north

test. the u.s. flew two nuclear-capable b1 supersonic bombers escorted by jets over south korea. it was in response to north korea's nuclear test last week that have rattled nerves around the world. north korea says u.s. hostility is the reason it needs a nuclear bomb program. never overnight a nuclear cage was -- gauge was stolen. it contained sealed radioactive material and stole front a measurements. officials say it's not hazardous if the memorials -- materials remained lock inside. tamper could lead to potential radiation exposure. they're seeing a bizarre uptick from theft of donation bins. six of them in the last eight months. thieves will could -- will come in two's. they fill vans with hundreds of pounds of clothing and resell them in el bulk.

>> it's crazy. you can't do that. that's why i came over and said something. what's wrong with people? >> police say stealing a certain amount of clothing is a felony and they will pursue charges. well it has been a while since talking about spent a sunday on the couch -- since tom brady spent the couch watching football. dan roche has a closer look at what brady thought of the pats' win and jimmy garoppolo's performance. >> every monday nigom even during his suspension. last night, brady said he watched sunday night pats win. he was asked what he thought of jimmy garoppolo's night. >> well, i thought he, you know, was great. i mean, i thought it was a great night, you know, for him and for our whole offense. i think one thing you realize as the quarterback is you know everyone being in sink and being on the same page and the communication with your teammates is so critical. for us to go in there and get a

you know, obviously our offensive football team. defense played played great. jimmy did everything he was asked to. it was a great way to start the season for our team. >> it certainly was. they will gear um for sunday's home opener against the dolphins. . >> you can catch the patriots and dolphins right here on wbz at 1:00. fifth quarter is on my tv 38ri of the nations top colleges. >> the list unveiled overnight and how our local universities faired. also ahead this morning, no homework. >> yeah. >> the latest massachusetts elementary school giving students a free pass. >> and a few more employees fired from the commuter rail. >> it's no secret that driving in boston leaves a lot to be desired. where the city ranks in a new report and wait until you hear the accident numbers.

i don't know what you're talking about. mostly sunny. beautiful, 83 today. looks gorgeous with the southwest breeze. some changes tomorrow, though i'm timing out some thunderstorms hour by hour. we'll take a live look out over the city of boston right now. sunrise coming up ten minutes from now. stay with us, you're watching

. we've all heard the stereotype that boston drivers are the worst. and it seems, well, that may be the case after all. for the third year in a row, all state is ranking us the worst in the industry. the drivers are 167% likely to have an accident than the national average. and massachusetts took the silver as well. wooster drivers came in second. >> clearly they've never been to long island to see how those people drive. >> i grew up in jersey. it was pretty crazy there. >> i know danielle is a wicked good driver because i see her skidding in the parking lot in the morning. >> on two wheels. >> i will say people here don't yield and that makes me crazy on

drivers but i would say we're down further. >> i feel like, too, we have a lot of rotaries yet we can't figure it out. >> those are visitors who are not here and don't understand. >> a lot of road rage too. it is going to be a beautiful out there today. look at this shot of the city of the boston right now. gorgeous. not a cloud in the sky. a little plain ride. it looks fantastic out the door. very similar to yesterday. check it out. 61 in boston. same in chatham. it's mid 50s in laurens. upper 40s in taunton. so it's a type of morning you may be -- want the long sleeve or sweatshirt. some extra layer on top because you'll be able to get rid of it. it is a cool and crisp start. 52 in fitchburg. upper 40s. the typical spots that were cool yesterday. 50 on the vineyard right now. satellite and radar is quiet. you have to go all the way back into parts of the great lakes

shshowers and renalis to. they're pushing through wisconsin. eventually into the upper peninsula of michigan. now this is the next front. this cold front marks the leading edge of crisp fall air that's going to come back into the mix by thursday. so until then, high pressure is in control. that blue h on the map is going to slide off the coastline. we warm up today on the backside of it. 80 to 84 for manufacture -- for many of usor fantastic september weather. it will be breezy and not as cool tonight. 65 for an overnight low. tomorrow will be a little bit warmer. we push 84 to 88 for many of the us, including boston. laurens at 88. so some cooler air is going to be starting to come into northern new england behind the front. let's time out the thunderstorms for tomorrow. your morning drive tomorrow, fine. no weather-related issues. early afternoon we're okay. but it's generally between 3:00

in from northwest to southeast. notice a little yellow and orange showing up here too. a few storms could become strong to severe tomorrow late afternoon and evening. damaging wind gusts, very localize will be the primarily i threat. i don't think it's going to be all that widespread but there is the risk there. so all the areas in green here, marginal risk for severe weather. what does that mean? is severe thunderstorms tomorrow late in the day. so that's when we're keeping you on alert. sunny and pleasant to end the week. looks great on friday. mid-70s, upper 70s on saturday. awesome start to the weekend with some late-day clouds moving in and that's ahead of the next front which may bring us scattered showers and storms for sunday and into the start of next week. >> we have some breaking news overnight. two water main breaks one in

in woburn. it's on route 38 of the rotary under the bridge off of 128. woburn police say they are hutting down this road and they are expecting repairs to take all day long. we have do have live i am paths from -- images from our photographer. you can see one lane of cars are getting by. if you live in woburn this break isn't affecting drinking water. we're also keeping our eye on this accident on 128 south randolph. it's heading toward the braintree split. so a very busy morning on the roads. two more commuter rail employees have been fired for attendance and timecard issues. keolis which is subcontracted to run the t's commuter rail says internal audit found the problems in their mechanical department. the company tells wbz the employees riled ethical standards and undermined taxpayer trust. six employees were fired last

new england schools making the new list of best colleges in the country with one here in massachusetts, just missing the top spot. princeton university was number one in the u.s. news and world report rankings. harvard coming in at number two on the list. then tying for third was university of chicago and yale also making the list was m.i.t. ranking seventh. dartmouth college is 11th and brown university in rhode island coming enter at number 14. no homework has 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. well, today is team up day in a concussion awareness day for coaches and players all across the country. this morning, the boys and girls soccer teams at somerville high school will take part and learn

coaches to recognize concussion symptoms and speak up when they see them. more than 2 million young athletes have pledged to participate in team up day. ahead, ryan lochte making headlines with his first performance on "dancing with the stars". >> the scare on stage and how the olympic swimmer is responding this morning. >> a damaging joyride in a stolen construction vehicle. the surprise police say they found behind the wheel. v.o.: kelly ayotte says she's on our side, but on our rights, she's squarely with donald trump. trump: planned parenthood should absolutely be defunded. v.o.: ayotte agrees, voting six times to do just that,

safe and legal abortion. ayotte: well i certainly think that roe should be overturned... trump: there has to be some form of punishment. matthews: for the woman? trump: yeah, there has to be some form. v.o.: ayotte and trump, wrong for new hampshire women. planned parenthood votes is responsible for the

. two 14-year olds accused of going on a joyride in a stolen front end loader. police say they received reports that the construction vehicle was knocking over mailboxes and fire hydrants after being stolen. officials tried to stop it along the main turnpike but they say the loader swerved into oncoming

cruiser. police eventually shot out the tires. . boys were taken into custody and are expected to face charges. 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 wearing anti-lochte t-shirts were arrested for trespassing. lochte says he feels hurt by the incident. u.s. swimming officials recently banned lochte for ten months after he lied about being robbed at a gas station in rio during the olympic. a local high school football player will not be disciplined after kneeling in protest touring the national anthem. michael o pong took a knee during the national anthem ahead of last friday's game. at first his coach said he was just tying his shoe. but then admitted that he was

would probably be suspended for at least one game he should tweet out the photo e the school insists it will not punish him who says he knelt to draw attention too racial injustice. >> when i first saw colin copper -- kaepernick do it, i realized this was something 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. >> 49ers quarterback colin kaeperck some nfl players. they've also sparked debate over patriotism and free speech. new details about life in the 19th is century thanks to a dig near the old north church. according to the "boston globe", dinner plates, march wells, dolls have been uncovered. they're calling the project, quote, an unbelievable opportunity to see snapshots of

is buried beneath the city. >> tons of stuff. we'll update breaking news in two communities. >> a pair of water main breaks slowing down driver. >> imagine getting a flat tire on the way to your wedding. it happened to one local bride. what happened next still gave her that story book ending.

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. breaking news right now at 6:30. water woes for drivers this morning. two separate water main breaks slowing down traffic. >> also, a mother murdered in methuen. right now police are searching fo son. >> governor baker putting the spotlight on mental health in prison today. he plans to overhaul bridgewater state hospital. . it is getting close to 6:30 on this tuesday morning. welcome back everyone. >> it is tuesday morning. and much like yesterday, chilly start but my daughter wore jeans

mistake because we were looking at a warm-up. >> if parents are going to let your kids away, you may want a light jacket because it will warm up very quickly. 50s at the bus shop. 70s by recess. and low 80s for the ride home. a very summer-like day in terms of temperatures. the humidity will stay low. 61 in boston. 51 in manchester. upper 40s in taunton. so similar to yesterday where it's a cool start but the sun is going to be shining. it's now finish today. rising out of the 50s quickly, out of the 60s quickly. beautiful sunny and warm, 78 by your mid-day lunch hour. topping out 80, to 84 many of us today. 80 degrees with a sunset at 6:56. changes for tomorrow, severe outlook, we're in a marginal area. that means isolated strong to severe storms. i'll have the latest hour-by-hour forecast coming up

breaking news this morning. two water main breaks happening just in time for the morning commutes. the biggest concern is this one right here. there is a major break on route 38 rotary off of 128. we do have live images from our photographer on the scene. woburn police say they are going to let a lane of traffic get by, but you should expect delays, try to avoid this area all together. you can can -- you can see the huge hole in the road. crews are also working to repair a water main break in hyde park. thises with a the intersection of the hyde park avenue and american legion highway. we do have live pictures from that scene and you can see traffic is getting by. we don't have a word, yet, though only when this will be fixed. we have another problem area this morning and that is 128 south in randolph. there is an accident at exit five right as you approach the split. the back-up keeps going further and further down 24 north. it is all the way down to brockton this morning. kate. >> thank you.

at the time. this morning police are searching for that 4-year-old's father. wbz anna meiler is live in methuen this morning with the very latest on the investigation. anna. >> reporter: and kate the district attorney says that little boy's father is a person of interest and now they're asking the public for help finding him. the d.a. says 29-year-old wanda rosa was found unresponsive in her home monday morning. she was pronounced dead at the hospital a short time later. they say her 4-year-old wa they're now looking for that little boy's father, 32-year-old emilio delarosa from laurens. police say delarosa dropped the 4-year-old off at a relative's home and then took off. that family member then called 911 prompting a wellness check at rosa's home. friends and neighbors can't believe she's gone. >> she's a great person. she was the most loving and carrying person ever. >> hopefully we find out, you

need. >> reporter: police say the public is not in danger and they're asking anyone with information to give them a call. reporting live from methuen. anna meiler, wbz this morning. >> anna, thanks. major changes coming to bridgewater state hospital. today governor baker is expected to announce an overhaul in the way the medium-security prison treats inmates with mental illness. wbz' nick giovanni is live outside the statehouse for us with nick. >> reporter: ken the "boston globe" reported this overnight. it says a substantial shift is about to be made in the way those inmates are treated in massachusetts. now according to this globe report, we can tell you the governor plans to announce that shift today, specifically for bridgewater state hospital, away from its current prison model and turn a more clinical approach. the part of this plan we understand includes moving some of the current inmates convicted

separate facility. now every inmate, we understand, would actually receive an individualized treatment plan within ten days of in addition. those on psychiatric medications would see a psychiatrist and contact between officers and inmates would be limited. all of this part of the plan reported overnight by the "boston globe". now some of the critics of this plan have argued these additional services equal added costs. and according to this report, there has not been an estimate as t will cost just yet. live in the statehouse, wbz this morning. a plymouth man is facing charges and apologizing for taking down a memorial police flag. police say they caught david hickman removing a banner from the route six overpass on sunday. they say he may have removed as many as three others. hickman says he didn't know police was putting them up. >> the state property now

the general public? if so, can anybody put something there? >> there's been three previous incidents where he has taken up a total of six flags. >> the flag himman removed over the weekend was put up by a deputy police chief whose son was killed in afghanistan. hickman said he dent know that part and wanted to personally apologize. he was charged with three counts of larceny. new information as police investigate vandalism at a mosque. worshippers say they saw three young people in the building sunday just after a rock smashed a window. the islamic society of greater nashua. police also got calls from three other locations about kids throwing rocks. still, a muslim civil rights organization is asking police to investigate the incident as a possible hate crime. boston police have begun their new body camera program with a big name on the force joining in on the first day. this is chief william demonstrating a camera he wore during yesterday's kick huff.

100 officers are participating pilot program. new this morning, boston police revealing their officers safely stopped a man armed with a nine inch knife outside an east boston elementary school. the incident happened last week. officials say those officers used, quote, tremendous restraint with the 36-year-old man who was threatening people and appeared drunk. that man was arrested and charged with assault and er take a selfie with your ballot and post it online? a boston appeals court will address that issue today. a new hampshire law banning voters from taking pictures with their ballots was struck down a year ago. supporters of the ban argue someone who wanted to coerce voters could insist on seeing pictures of their ballots to prove how they voted. opponents say it simply squashes free speech. several massachusetts

the safest in the country. a.m.er was ranked as number seven in i a list compiled by safe wise who used crime statistic and safety related programs to create the rankings. 23rd in the country was waltham. westfield was ranked as 27th. a new report is suggesting the sugar industry played down the hazards of sugar consumption back in the 1960s. the report says they instead pointed to fat and cholesterol as the main risk heart disease. scientists from harvard 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. what could have been a wedding day disaster turned into quite the story for new hampshire bride. her limousine got a flat tire. as julie loncich reports a total stranger came to the rescue. >> reporter: of all the things a

the list. >> it didn't seem real time. >> reporter: she waited 11iers to marry her groom. but on a saturday afternoon she quickly realized she was going to have to wait longer because on the way to the ceremony just five minutes from her house, the limo carrying her bridesmaids an family abruptly pulled over, mailed of honor katie queen. >> the limo driver gets out of the car. i'm like it's fine, it's just maybe hit back window and says, you've got a flat tire. >>. >> reporter: the champagne helped. >> we just laughed about it. >> reporter: isn't exactly well traveled. >> we actually had cars driving by us and they just took pictures and left. and then finally someone actually stopped to see if we needed a ride. >> reporter: that man's name is jay. he had a car full of kids but was determined to help so he dropped them off and returned

to. he declined an on-camera interview but told me he was just happy to help. the mile away venue wasn't a mile away. it was seven rural miles away where jarrod dunning was patiently waiting and worrying. >> was there ever a moment, though, where you were, like, wait a minute, i'm not getting stood up, am i? >> there was for a brief second there. >> reporter: 30 minutes later, angelique and her bridal part arrived. now on her honeymoon she realiz her big day, he was the punctuation. >> it pretty much made the whole day. everyone was laughing all night about it. it's going to be a story we'll be forever. >> reporter: julie loncich wbz news. >> yeah, for jay. >> yeah, some things are worth the wait. >> indeed inch just ahead a check on the day's top stories. >> including hillary clinton's response to her health scare. >> what she's saying about her pneumonia diagnosis and why it took her days to disclose it. >> the boss is back in town but

visit to the area. the tickets going on sale in just a few hours and it's your chance to get up close and personal with bruce springsteen. so it's a quiet weather day today. sunshine in the 80s. thunderstorm risk tomorrow. damaging wind, a moderate risk for a few storms that could become severe. i'll take you by the

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was yesterday. so you're right about that, 61 in boston right now. 48 in nashua. 45 in concord. 45 in plymouth. i should take that back, if you want to wear a long sleeve or jacket go for it. 50s to low 60s right now currently on cape cod. sun is shining and there's going to be literally nearly a cloudless sky just like we had yesterday in spots. area of high pressure still in control. showers and thunderstorms right along a cold front sweeping through the western great lakes d morning. that front parks the leading edge of cooler crisp fall air. it's going to arrive to new england on thursday. so for now high pressure providing us with a sunshine today. southwest wind on the backside of it means we're warming up. 82 in boston this afternoon. 83 in nashua after being in the 70s yesterday. so if you did think it was warm yesterday, it's even warmer today. upper 70s to low 80s. fitchburg to wooster, 80 to 83 for most of us.

glorious sunshine. looks fantastic. tomorrow even warmer. 86. it's going to be a little bit humid too. the dew point creeps up so you'll feel it gets a little bit sticky. it will be breezy too with evening thunderstorms. so we're keeping you on alert tomorrow. your morning commute is fine. the bus stop is fine tomorrow. even lunchtime and recess is okay. by early afternoon clouds will be building in. keep an eye to the northwest sky. that's where the storms are going to be coming from. here's a map at 4:00. at could become strong to severe tomorrow. they will be around for the wooster to boston corridor for the commute home tomorrow evening. and then pressing back from the southshore to the cape by 6:00, 7:00, 8:00 and then tapering after that. the primary risk tomorrow would be for some localized wind gusts. also watching the tropics wave coming off the african coastline. i also have one off of florida. but ian is actually a tropical

central atlantic right now. it has 45-mile-per-hour winds. ian will stay out to sea in the atlantic. no need to worry about that. so after the summertime warmth through mid-week we feel the difference on thursday. temperature right around 70 with sunshine once again it will be in the 50s to start the morning. friday, upper 40s. sunny and pleasant though. really nice into the week. saturday looks good. sunday brings a chance for a shower or thunderstorm. it looks like a few of those may linger inthe week. >> we have an update on that overnight breaking news that major water main break in woburn right here off of 128. well the latest from police is that break is only impacting the northbound lanes. so the northbound side is down to one lane and it's going to stay that way throughout the day. these are live images from our photographer on the scene. so there's that one lane getting by in all of the southbound lanes will remain open.

ainvited this morning is 128 south in randolph. there is an accident at exit five right as you approach the braintree split. the back-up on 24 north keeps getting worse and worse from this. it is now all the way down to brockton. kate and kent. >> all right. thank you. our top stories this morning. 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. state police say the victim was near his car which was hit. right now, the driver is not facing charges. investigators are looking for a person of interest in the murder of a methuen mother. 29-year-old wanda rosa was found yesterday morning inside her home. 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 delarosa in connection with the crime. today governor baker is expected to announce an overhaul at bridgewater state hospital.

change the way the prison treats inmates with mental illness. those changes will reportedly include moving mentally ill inmates charged with 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. hillary clinton is off the campaign trail again today. but she said she's feeling much better since nearly passing out at a 9/11 ceremony on sunday. clinton told cnn last night she didn't immediately disclose it because she didn't think clinton also promised to release more information about her medical records in the next few days. donald trump says he will release the results of his recent physical soon. police say they're seeing a bizarre uptick in thefts from donation bins. about six of them in the last eight months. they say the thieves come in two's. one plays lookout while the other enters the bin. they fill vans with hundreds of pounds of clothing and resell them in bulk. police say stealing a certain

still ahead on the program this morning. tom brady's first interview with the pats first win. >> what the quarterback is saying about jimmy garoppolo's performance. >> the red sox revealing how they'll honor big papi as he plays his last regular game of

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. it was strange sunday night for tom bradiment first time in years he was on the couch and not on the field while he serves the suspension. so he was home watching jimmy garoppolo lead the pats to victory. he spoke with jim gray last night and shared his thoughts on the big game. >> it's such a team sport and jimmy did everything he was asked to. it was a great way to start the season for our team. >> they will play the din 1:00 p.m. right here on wbz inch the red sox keep on rolling as they're now home for a series against the orioles. a big night for david ortiz. how many times have we said that as he hit h. his 536th career homer. that ties him with mickey mantle for 17th on the all-time home run list. rode sox cruised in this one. new details this morning

honor big pappy during the final weekend. the red sox will face the blue jays. during that three-games on the weekends, sox players will each wear a patch on their jerseys and hats in honor. ortiz. the bases will also feature a special logo. fans attending the sunday game will get a commemorative david ortiz patch as well. well if you've ever dreamed of living in a castle, you might want to check out a new listing in braintree. >> in custom-built castle h the six bedroom house is about 4400 square feet. it has a stone column right in front. there's a three car garage. there's even a suit of armor in the front entranceway. the price tag, just a mere $1.2 million. the drag on and moat, though that will cost you more. >> do you like the look of it? >> well, you know, it's very how do i put it? >> medieval. >> yes, exactly.

what's coming up at 7:00 on cbs this morning. >> let's check in with nora o'donnell. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. ahead here on cbs this morning. charlie's conversation with former president bill clinton. he talks about hillary clinton's health, what the clinton foundation is doing to avoid mixing charity with politics, and why he thinks the race is so close. >> only on cbs this morning, the president of the ncaa mark emmert right here in studio 57. the news is back in the morning. >> thanks, nora. up next the invention that could change your experience at

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. wal-mart is working on a self-driving shopping cart that customers can hale. thre cart that has a motor and video cameras. it can return itself. that's the best part. get away from my car, go back to your home. >> the shopping carts i've seen at stores are so beaten up, people will have those things broken in a second. >> probably true. it will be running amuck. one more look at the forecast. >> it you like yesterday, you'll

low humidity. a little bit humid tomorrow. we're keeping an eye to the sky tomorrow late afternoon and evening for scattered storms. a couple could become strong to severe. then a feel of fall moves in for thursday. it looks beautiful right on through the start of the weekend and then the next chance of any showers or storms doesn't come in until sunday and the start of next week. so a little drought relief but looks great. >> i don't want this weather to end. it's so nice. >> it's been great. cbs this morning is coming up next. we're back in 25 minutes for an why you want. >> keel see you for a

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? good morning, it is tuesday, september 13th, 2016. welcome to "cbs this morning." former president bill clinton talks with charlie rose about the health of his wife, the clinton foundation. donald trump lashes out at hillary clinton for calling many of his supporters deplorable. plus, growing fears about the dangers of batteries that power everything from cell phones to children's toys. we'll demonstrate how the small lithium ion devices can spark dangerous explosions. and only on "cbs this morning," the president of the ncaa is in studio 57 with the decision to pull all championship events from north