investigation there. and the big question is why? >> beth is live trying to track down those answers. >> reporter: that's the question of the day here. especially for the chief who gained national headlines for his work on the opiod crisis. but there's little coming out of the police department into whether this is a criminal or administrative investigation. >> it's a shock. but we don't know what we're shockeou been nothing but positive for the police chief, leonard campanello. considered a trail blazer for his ground breaking approach to helping heroin addicts. >> i thought he was moving forward and he was a good indication of that. >> he's been suspended indefinitely with pay and with no public explanation, except to tell the local news paper i have absolutely no concerns in my personal or professional

against me. leaving residents only to question. >> i honestly don't know what's going on. i think they're making a big deal out of nothing. i don't know. >> campanello has been lotted for his angel initiative. that guides drug users into recovery instead of jail. on the front door at the chief's home, a no comment. but his newly appointed attorney says it's our nothing to do with his duties as chief of police, a detective sag on the force has also been placed on leave. the connection is unclear. but residents hope they have answers soon. >> i hope it's resolved soon. he is a nice guy. very well liked. >> reporter: just a few days ago, the chief did take some vacation time to work on new over sight for the highly successful angel initiative. the police department only

work. tonight we are on the storm watch. >> heavy rains, thunder, lightning popping up around the area, our chief meteorologist is tracking them all tonight. boy we need the rain. >> a little radar update for us. a few towns getting down pours this afternoon. port smith getting very heavy rainfall in southeastern new hampshire. extremely dry. one of the worst spots when it comes to the drought. could to this will be offshore in 20 minutes. not a long-lived down pour. farther south, reports of parking lots at gillette. saying there's rain coming down. that too is moving quickly to the south and east. heading out of foxboro and mansfield and moving into taunton. there's been more thunder and lightning in this band here, this will likely move into new bedford over the next 20

gusts. maybe 40 miles per hour. in any of these down pours or storms over the next two hours. the front is moving fast. it's very warm and humid now. the dew points are falling to the north. we'll work in the dry air tonight. when it comes to rain chances, a couple dry days in the week. but the rain returns this weekend. we'll time that out for you shortly. a bank robber is on the run in manchester new hampshire. police say this man came into the bank of america this morning. that guy in handed the teller a note demanding money, took the cash and took off. no one was hurt. this billboard is a renewed effort to solve a 24-year-old cold case on september 14th 1992, susan was found murdered in receiver. she was last seen leaving her job at logan airport. the next day police found her body in the trunk of her car. campaign 2016 and the candidates on child care.

that working families everywhere struggle with everyday. and our political analyst john keller has been taking a look at hillary clinton's and donald trump's proposals, and i know you have a break down for us. what did you find? >> a will -- little substance? the dualing plans between clinton and trump really reflect contrasting political philosophies. but as always the devil is in here are some key elements of the two plans. clinton calls for 2 weeks of parental leave for both moms and dads with up to 2/3 of salary guaranteed. and over all child care costs will be capped at 10% of family income with government subsidizing the rest. trump's plan offers six weeks of leave for mothers only.

child care costs from their income tax bill. and they create tax free savings accounts for kids and seniors. like the medical savings accounts many workers use but there's a common denominator in what they don't say. clinton's plan is vague about what it costs. it's not clear the 4% tax on multimillionaires she wants to pay for it may not be enough. trump's claim that reforms of for the tax breaks and benefits he's offering is highly speculative and his call for sweeping de regulation of the child care system makes you wonder exactly how he plans to ensure safety standards. but one thing's for sure paula, this issue is front and center in the minds of many of our viewers and the candidates are acknowledging that with this back and forth. >> it's really going to fall down party lines how people

more of a big mainstream issue. >> one passing mention of it in the second debate, that was pretty much it. not this time. i think you'll hear a lot about it. >> john keller, thanks so much. liam. former massachusetts governor duvall patrick is getting ready to host a fundraiser for hillary clinton. po monday night in newton. the largest and most expensive private realestate development in america is happening at a rail yard in manhattan. tonight, christine johnson gives us a closer look. >> in a city where space is at a premium sits a train depot, known as the west side rail yard. and it's considered some of the most coveted realestate in

will soon replace rockefeller center as the heart of new york city. >> new york is growing. if you don't allow a city to grow, it's going to die. ross hired a team of renound architects. to individually design each structure. their vision will transform the landscape and skyline of new york city. >> i think the work-play environment is today. >> a place where companies will relocate, workers will live, and tourists will visit. the area is hubbed by the high line. an elevated pun lick park that attracts mr. and mrss of visitors a year. the jacob convention center and a brand new subway station. but the rail yard must stay. so ross is building over it. >> this is like the largest project ever done in the united states. it's really building a city

you know. on a place that probably people thought wasn't possible. >> how did you build a city within a city on top of an existing rail yard? here's your answer. you build this concrete platform which is supported by 300 pillars. >> we want this to be the best in class. the best development ever done. >> no expense was spared when the development is complete, it will include state of the art office buildings, 100 premier shops of open space, a hotel, a school, and approximately 4,000 apartments people will call home. i think the goal of any developer is to do something impactful and transformative. >> he makes rebuilding a city sound so easy, perhaps because of him, it's a true labor of love. >> this is like living the dream. it's not about how much money you make. it's the legacy and what you do

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breaking news right now. police are rein of his girlfriend. amelia de la rosa is accused of killing that man. she was found dead in her home monday morning. police are releasing these pictures of de la rosa's tattoos. one on his left arm says won wanda. three phoenix police officers intentionally hit by a car.

on camera. you can see the officers standing in a parking lot and the driver just hits them. the car then hit the cruiser, crashed into a convenience store, all three officers as well as the driver were hurt. but they should recover. the driver's now being charged with attempted murder. win-blown debris from super typhoon knocking a man right off his motorcycle, those dramatic images there. the storm has been hammering china per hour. the typhoon is the world east strongest so far this year. an unusual sight along cable beach in new hampshire. a swordfish washed ashore there. the fish died from a respiratory infection. but it's rare for a swordfish to come ashore. they live in the deepest water. this might be the best video of the day. a five week old panda cub trying to roll over. you can see the little one

doing all she can to get on her belly. it looks like me in the morning when i'm trying to wake up. that's me. an animal that's so big. starts off so small. like a peanut when they're first born. so cute. >> we were sitting in a meeting this afternoon. pouring rain. >> brief down pours out there today. and producing quite a few rainbows as well. starting to get a lot of pictures in from our viewers. we have this one some beneficial rainfall. if your town got some rain, one of the lucky ones out there. a broken line of down pours across the area tonight. heavier rainfall in port smith moving offshore. moving into carver as well. bridgewater getting briefly heavy rainfall. a couple lightning strikes with this one. soaking up the rain while it's there as that moves its way on through town. i'm watching this line as it's

bit. middle town rhode island getting into new bedford. continuing over toward the cape, a chance for a quick shower this evening. most of this activity will be moving offshore. we'll bring in the dryer air and slowly the humidity will fall and temperatures will be falling as we head through the night into the day tomorrow. the temps cooling in spots. we've had rain showers around. we're in the 60s just noh plenty of 60s farther north of the border into canada. that's the air mass for tomorrow. by the time you wake up, temperatures, upper 40s, north and west of boston. humidity will be gone when you wake up tomorrow morning. it's going to be a beautiful fall day, sunrise at 6:25, wind gusting out of the north/northeast tomorrow. some of the gusts, the first half of the day, 20 to 30 miles

tomorrow. low 70s inland in the afternoon. 60s at the coastline with winds coming in off the water. the water is getting colder at this stage of the year. high pressure right over the northeast. it's going to be a perfect september day. 70s, lots of sunshine. low humidity, and less wind. then we head into saturday, winds will come around more southerly. that will allow another warm up. we'll be apprin look up the full harvest moon. it's going to be crystal clear after a perfect day. i think it's going to be a good photo opportunity. focusing on the weekend, saturday is your day to get outdoors. brighter skies, warmer temperatures, sunday we bring in more cloud cover, and scattered showers and thunderstorms. a damp day, and a more humid day as well. if you want to be outdoors. stay dry, saturday will be your best bet. sunday not raining all day

for a thunderstorm. after a couple very dry days, tomorrow, and saturday, the humidity comes back at us as we look toward sunday and monday. dew points in the 60s, a chance for shower activity for the patriots game and the tailgate. keep that in mind. here's your accuweather seven- day. i think between sunday and monday, some towns could see a half inch of rainfall. which we'll take. we look at it's 80s and it's dry. >> that's not enough, is it? >> it's not enough to cure the drought. it's better than getting nothing. >> the good news is that friday, harvest moon, we should be able to see it. >> crystal clear. >> speeding toward success. >> coming up, a south shore thrill seeker breaking barriers and records. breaking news at 6:00, a possible drowning in plymouth. the search is under way right now for the body of a young man. also breaking tonight,

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she has the need. the need for speed. this halifax woman is the fastest in the world on two wheels. she's been around motorcycles her entire life. >> right now she's a world record holder. and she's ready to go for another. >> the motorcycles that dave

coveted in america. he always dreamed one of his kids would follow in his footsteps. maybe he didn't think it'd be jodie. >> my passion is two wheels. anything with two wheels, i'm in love with. >> but jodie's passion turned into a quest to be the fastest woman on two wheels in america. here in utah, she did it. on the motorcycle she and her dad built, she broke the world speed rd class. 207 miles per hour. >> you almost become in a bubble. and it's you and your machine. like i become one with my motorcycle. >> at 207 miles per hour, the slightest mistake, a rough shift, or even a change in the wind could be catastrophic. but jodie doesn't think about it. she's trying to handle the speed, and an 800-pound rocket on two wheels. it's a beast. it's a big machine.

>> even though it's all in the family, if you're you jodie's dad, you're still dad. >> jodie is so confident and she's so professional when it comes to riding the race bike. >> at this speed, it takes 17 seconds to go a mile. now she and her dad are rebuilding the bike. they want to go faster next year. bill shields, wbz news. >> have you ever been on a motorcycle. >> can't do it. >> i'm the same. i don't know. good for her though. she's awesome. >> great passion. >> we have much more ahead. news at 6:00 starts now. after near record heat tracking down pours and rumbles of thunder through the evening. after that, a big cool down in the forecast, a scandal rocking the police department. the shocking results of a new audit putting hundreds of cases at risk.

hampshire woman's death. the steps being taken now to make sure his patients stay safe. and no driver, no problem, the city of boston gets ready for the cars of tomorrow. but not everyone thinks it's a good idea. >> live from the channel 4 studios in boston, this is wbz news at 6:00. the storm watch tonight, rain, wind, lightning as well hitting parts of the area. the threat is not these storms popping up across the area all afternoon. once they move out, we'll be feeling a big change. chief meteorologist eric fisher is tracking it all for us. >> a few towns lucky with down pours this afternoon. we'll take the rain we can get. you can see on the live doppler radar, widely scattered at this point. the cold front is up here. but the instability is down here. that's where we have thunderstorms and heavy rainfall. this cluster holding together

if you zoom in closer, the red showing heavier rainfall. a couple lightning strikes along with that one. heavier rainfall along the immediate coast. if we time that out into born, by 6:40. hoping to get beneficial rain. and sweeping away heat and humanity. i had this picture sent in from matt over boston this evening. a pretty heavy down pour outside of wbz for a few minutes. we'll take the few minutes. that's better briefly damaging wind gusts. storms focused on southeastern massachusetts over these next two hours. they'll be very quickly moving to the southeast this evening. by 8:00, the last of the down pours and storms should be exiting cape cod. after that, we clear out over night, then we bring in dryer and cooler air, temperatures tomorrow morning, 48 to 55. a big change, boston around 58 degrees. we have a big cool down with highs around 70. 20 degrees cooler for most

the cool air doesn't stick around for long. we'll preview weekend rainfall coming up in a bit. you can keep track of severe weather any time any where, downloading the cbs boston weather app, get live radar and video forecast on your phone or tablet. breaking news now in plymouth where the search is under way for a body in great haring pond. >> this may be a drowning there in plymouth. we want to get to louisa molar live where they're looking for that victim. >> reporter: this is certainly an active search. first responders have been here at great haring pond for just over two hours. and we've just heard from a law enforcement source that they're looking for a 26-year-old man. now, if you look out at the pond, you can see multiple boats from multiple local fire departments. we also know that divers are here on the scene. a little bit earlier, there was a coast guard jay hawk helicopter came here instead of