breaking right now, charged with upskirting, what this man was taking pictures of at a local store. the search for a missing swimmer suspended and weather made the rescue and possible. hands-free behind the wheel when self driving cars will be hitting our city streets. live from the channel four studios in boston, this is wbz news at 11:00. breaking now at 11, any hope of finding a stormy weather forced the rescuers to call off the search. a 26-year-old man was boating with friends when he jumped into the water but never resurfaced. wbz's louisa moeller is live in plymouth where crews have to return tomorrow morning. louisa? >> reporter: david and and lisa, the man's friend threw him a life jacket but sadly it wasn't any help.

pond in plymouth thursday afternoon as the search for a missing swimmer turned into a recovery mission. >> first responders say three people were out in a boat, two of them swimming when wind gusts blew the boat away. a 26-year-old man was unable to make it back to the boat or the shore. >> helped one other person get out of the water. dropped the movie there so they know where the starting point would be for the search. the scene. they scoured the surface of the water and the edges of the lake. facing a unique set of challenges. >> over 100-foot where they are at right now. it's all mucky down below. it's very hard for visibility don't be later. >> reporter: a chopper searched for the sky. with no sign of the swimmer. thunderstorms and pouring rain brought the search to a halt. after the boats came out only a

to comfort the missing man's loved ones. >> you've got to feel for the people, the parents. i feel bad for him. i hope they can get some closure. >> reporter: crews will restart their search tomorrow morning. this time they will be using sonar equipment. live in plymouth, louisa moeller, wbz news. scattered storms, wind and downpours moving out of the area tonight after almost hitting a record high temperature toas are in for a very big change. chief meteorologist eric fisher is here with the details. >> you feel the change in the air already. temperatures starting to dial back after hitting 90 in boston. now 65, 50s moving down across southern new hampshire and the biggest change, the humidity going away. dew points into the 40s and 50s. so that crisp autumn feel is going to be back in the air when you wake up tomorrow morning. still pretty gusty outside behind that front, with disgusting sis 33 on nantucket.

northeasterly tomorrow. keeping coastal communities cooler. at the bus stop upper 40s to low 50s. bright sunshine but not a lot of warming. high near 70 means many of us will be 20 degrees cooler on thursday. a little warmer inland, coolest air right along the coastline. doesn't last for too long. another warm-up on the way and chance for weekend rain. wheel time that out in a few minutes. >> all right. thanks. police have arrested a man at a dollar tree store after he was woman's skirt at the dollar tree on broadway in malden, 29- year-old christopher molina is behind bars. he will be in court tomorrow. guns and money missing from a local police department. the lost evidence in braintree is now putting hundreds of criminal cases in jeopardy. tonight the mayor of braintree says this is deeply troubling. let's get right to julie loncich working in braintree tonight. >> reporter: the da's office is reviewing hundreds of cases.

now involved. because this audit didn't just find this evidence was missing. it found it was improperly stored, secured and recorded. >> i find the auditors report of unaccounted for items and poor record-keeping practices by the police department to be deeply troubling and unacceptable. >> reporter: those poor practices have steep consequences. hundreds of criminal drug cases are now in jeopardy and six of them have already been thrown out. like that of stephen o'brien the braintree man who allegedly tried to kidnap an infant from a store just last month. on wednesday a judge dismissed his unrelated drug case. by late afternoon braintree mayor joe sullivan released a 50 page month-long audit of the police department evidence room. its contents troubling. >> this audit makes clear that there were significant

of evidence like drugs and paraphernalia were missing. 60 firearms also missing. and more than $400,000 in seized cash gone. braintree officer susan's a party was in charge of the evidence room and its contents. in may she died of a self- inflicted gunshot wound according to her death certificate obtained by the patriot ledger. since then braintree police have recovered all but 12 of the missing guns including one weapon found inside th police also did recover some of that missing money. the mayor says new procedures and staffers are now in place here. live in braintree, julie loncich, wbz news. the key to finding a killer maybe his tattoos. they've been trying to track him down since they found his ex-girlfriend's body on monday morning. late today police released these pictures. emilio delarosa has tattoos of

name on his left arm. investigators say delarosa murdered wanda rosa in front of their 4-year-old son. delarosa may now be in new york city. the campaign 2016 health of the two leading presidential candidates, donald trump and hillary clinton are sharing some of their medical history. wbz's leah martin is in the studio with a look at those reports. >> reporter: clinton and trump say they are fit to serve as president. clinton dealing with pneumonia and also hyperthyroidism, trump is on cholesterol medication and aiming to lose 15 pounds. hillary clinton's dr. writing the 60-year-old is healthy and fit to serve as president of the united states. dr. lisa bardack added aside from clinton's current bout with pneumonia, her recent physical was normal and she is in excellent mental condition. the clinton campaign releasing

doctor's letter to a taping of the dr. oz show. >> if elected at age 70 will be the oldest person to ever enter the oval office. why do you think you have the stamina for the job? >> just about the same age as ronald reagan. and hillary is a year behind. i would say just based on my life, i actually, i don't know if this makes sense, i feel as good today as i did when i was 30. >> reporter: translator discussing stamina at a rally into be able to stand up here for an hour and do this? i don't know. >> reporter: clinton returns to the campaign trail thursday. her husband stood in for her in nevada. >> stronger together beat the living daylights out of driving a stake through the heart of our common future and our common humanity. >> reporter: colin powell had critical words for both candidates in hacked e-mails that came out, powell labeling

an international pariah. he called clinton a friend i respect in one e-mail but in another wrote everything hrc touches she kind of screws up with hubris. neither clinton nor trump had any comment. and both candidates will need stamina down the stretch, polling shows trump has now called clinton in ohio and florida. lisa? >> it is a marathon. thank you. the governor's race is set in new hampshire. chris sununu squeaked out a win in the primary. he is going to b democrat colin van oster and. the winner will be replacing maggie hassan who is running for u.s. senate. >> a police chief once honored by the president now suspended and no one in gloucester seems to know why. left the -- chief leonard campanello is now suspended without pay. another detective sergeant on the force was also suspended but the connection is unclear. right now neither the department nor the mayor will

a little boy hit by a car is recovering in a boston hospital and witnesses tell police there was probably no way the driver could have stopped. the 2-year-old boy -- he was thrown by the impact into the woods. the 44-year-old driver in the bmw stopped immediately and cooperated with police. she isn't facing the charges. the boy was very verbal, emergency crews essay. he was flown to tufts medical and reportedly doing well incredibly he didn't even break any bones. one lane of route 9 is still closed at this late hour more than 12 hours after a crash in newton. paramedics took two people to the hospital with minor injuries after this wreck. the suv hit a utility pole and crews had to come in to secure those wires. the worcester man accused of pulling a machete on a driver near a school says he

threatened the other driver with that machete in a particularly nasty case of road rage. then punched the other driver in the face while his kids were in the car. rivera is being held without bail. trying to get a new lead on a cold case. this new billboard in boston hoping that will help them find susan carrasco. she was last seen leaving her job at logan airport on this day in 1992. the very next day police found her body. fire crews investigating the cause of this junkyard blaze in bridgewater. is the scene, dozens of cars were burned. in the fire. how about this? self driving cars in boston, the mayor telling us tonight that they are coming soon to a street near you. the city will launch a test study of driverless cars soon. some people say it will make picking up and delivering passengers easier. others say it is an accident waiting to happen. >> a lot of questions on it. not go to see a bunch of guys out in the road. but it's kind of one of these

>> i think it would be incredibly dangerous to have driverless vehicles just because it doesn't have a human reaction. >> driverless cars are exciting and the worst part of operating a vehicle is the driver. there's a lot of terrible drivers out there. >> in some ways the future is now. uber in pittsburgh is testing driverless cars. a woman's purse suddenly explodes. video you have to see, the chaos and what investigators say sparked this the group of runners hoping to qualify for the 2017 boston

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battery was made. and while charging the phone can catch fire. 2.5million phones are being recalled. owners can trade them in for a newer model. incredible new video tonight shows a mother's purse exploding while she is shopping at a sunglass hut. this happened at a mall in new jersey. it captures the moments that her pursed -- that her purse burst into flames. the smoke rising out of the bag. turns out it was a battery fo she's hoping her story serves as a warning to other people. the decision is in and it's disappointing for runners trying to qualify for the boston marathon. last weekend they made an effort, they are not going to get a break because of the freight train they had to wait for. take a look at this, it stopped them during the lehigh valley marathon in pennsylvania. other runners refused to wait and they knew this was their

so they jumped over the train between the cars. organizers say because there's no way to know how much time they lost here, there's also no way to adjust their times. >> i love the boston marathon but i will never jump in front of a train. >> i think that's wise. that's a good call. a patriots player getting in the school spirit. wbz's sean tay shows us danny amendola is helping prepare for the classroom. >> it's a necessity. >> reporter: back-to-school shopping is for these guys. >> i got my shoes signed. >> reporter: a signing and meet and greet for nearly 100 high school is that get to talk one- on-one with patriots player danny amendola. >> the kids really enjoy it. >> he's a cool dude. he's a cool dude. he's a nice man. >> reporter: the wide receiver launched a foundation called catches for kids, students traveled from boston and spent an hour shopping for $25 gift

supplies. that way they will have the equipment needed to get through class. >> danny amendola says seeing the kids shop warms his heart, both of his parents are educators. >> my dad is a football coach in texas. a teacher as well. my mom is a substitute teacher. has been for a long time. being around that atmosphere they created was everything that i needed to get through at school. >> reporter: now in the third change. >> this matters. knowing that people care about them. matters. and it does make a difference. >> reporter: it's an experience am and hope they never forget. >> my favorite player growing up was wayne cravat. something i will never forget when i met him. >> do you think you will remember it? >> i definitely will. >> it's not something you can let go.

and helping them get ready for class. >> been around boston for a couple years. he's done some great things in the community. >> parents would be very proud. and we love the video we're about to show you. how dramatic the weather was this afternoon and so quickly. >> incredible sunset. where was this taken? >> right around kittery maine. watching it take shape, rob wright took this video and he is a great follow on twitter by the way. beautiful skies. excellent photos there. southern maine or into new hampshire. so sharing that with you, beautiful sunset tonight right over the charles, longfellow, john gage sent this in. looks like it's from the west and departments. this one in portsmouth, nice bright skies after beneficial rain fell in portsmouth early on this afternoon. not every town seeing rainfall but at least hitting the ground and some rain is better than none. 90 degrees, just shy of record

even with our cool shot tonight and for tomorrow it just returns to average. warming right back up as we head to the weekend. right now getting cooler. i wouldn't say chilly yet. mainly in the 60s. seeing the blue shading starting to show up in southeastern canada. a sign of the changing seasons. a longsleeve day tomorrow, or at least a light jacket in the morning. upper 40s to middle 50s. breezy out of the northeast tomorrow morning. that will add extra chill. midday, the feel of her the 60s, just getting to 70. meanwhile it will be cooler at the coastline, most of the day spent in the 60s because of the wind off the water. speaking of the wind, still pretty dusty, tomorrow morning, we'll still have winds turning around to the northeast. as the day goes on especially later in the afternoon, the wind will subside. much calmer into tomorrow night. a few big night for baseball.

dry with a full moon on friday night. and then warm with a southwest breeze as the yanks come to town for the four game set. tomorrow night's moon is to look amazing, friday night rises at 6:59, full harvest moon. with clear skies after a picture-perfect day. high pressure in control here for the next couple. tomorrow sunshine, friday sunny as well, and then a little warmer still as we head into saturday. going to get more of a so 80 degrees. then we look to the approaching front. that brings in a chance for rain. split decision, saturday is your warmer, drier sunnier day. sunday, more clouds with humility on the way up. active front with scattered showers and thunderstorms. this is a fairly promising front. in drought, you don't really forecast rainfall but he does look like we will get at least some shower activity. this weekend, dry and warm on saturday.

battle the rainfall. it won't be pouring all day long. just scattered showers out there. humidity will be high on sunday. high on monday also. all told, good chance for a half inch to one inch of rain. hoping it pans out. after that a warm sunny dry week. stop me when that sounds familiar. summer returns next week. >> months from now we'll be looking back on these days very fondly. a breakthrough for kids who suffer painful ear infections. a gel developed at boston children's hospital. one dose could clear the infection. it's easy to take and it comes with fewer side effects than most medic -- medications. this has been the most promising. 100% effective in animals. >> there are parents lining up right now. >> please make this available. up next in sports, rick porcello goes for a red sox

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i can tell you that right now. >> unusually so. >> just speechless. >> exactly. here we go. the red sox came into the and 14-0 when rick porcello got the start. a win tonight and they would set a new team record for most wins without a loss. with the same starting pitcher. the orioles had other plans. porcello made just one mistake tonight and it cost him. mark trumbo crushes the solo home run over everything and left. putting the orioles up 1-0. dominating after that. at one point retiring 17 batters in a row. eight innings, one run on four hits. walked none. struck out six. however orioles righty kevin gausman was just a little bit better tonight. eight shut-out, just four hits, walked one, struck out six. 21 first pitch strikes. closer zach britton finished it off in the bottom of the ninth. right through the socks three,

britton has yet to blow a save. as the orioles blank the socks 1-0. >> kevin gausman was really good. pace at 96, 97 for eight innings. that is an impressive outing. >> we lost. it's a big game. i mean, there's no satisfaction in that. i'm not playing for personal numbers. i'm playing to win. this is a big game for us. >> so here is a look at the a.l. east standings. back of the socks. toronto is two back. back to the blue jays, the team's new vice president of baseball operations today, he will be in charge of player development. patriot nation, the team got back on the field gearing up for the home opener against the -- and the dolphins. dante hightower did not take part. rob gronkowski was at practice today. the tight end was listed as a limited participant. jimmy garoppolo is getting

after his successful road debut in arizona. the win gave him some belief. but he is not about to get overconfident. >> yeah. there's a fine line no question about it. you don't want to be riding that wave the entire week. you will fall behind by the next game. miami for us. it's a good thing we've got the confidence but that's about it. we don't want to think about it too much. you will get stuck in the past and that's never a good thing. >> just keep it rolling. tom brady looming after the team just plain took it down. bill belichick was asked if he had anything to do with the banner being removed. >> i'm talking about miami. >> in preparation, -- >> i've been talking about miami. i've been working on miami. i don't do concerts. i don't do banners. don't do parking. don't do concessions. just try to coach this team. >> [ laughter ] i love it.

named the afc special teams player of the week today. 3-3 on field-goal attempt including a 53 yarder against arizona. but arizona is done. now moving onto miami. don't do concerts, banners, overweight are you. no way belichick liked that ben-hur. >> not even for a day? >> he's the reason it came down. >> we're moving on. coming up next, flipper thanks to local students.

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