in custody, the investigation focused on other aspects, such as whether he acted alone. >> this afternoon he underwent surgery. two officers involved in the shootout with him suffered only minor injuries. authorities say there is no evidence that a terror cell is operating in the new york area. so we are following all of the developments in both of the investigations. a possible lightning strike force in the jetblue plane to make an emergency landing. >> things back to normal after a

>> we just took a bolt of lightning. >> a lightning strike on a jetblue flight gets diverted to logan airport monday morning. all passengers and crew are safe. >> right now it's still thunderstorms three miles or less so we are going to have to go to the south. >> the faa said monday that the airbus 320 left new york during the flight the plane was diverted to boston to address what jetblue calls a noncritical equipment issue. it was then when the plane was on its way to logan that it was hit by lightning. maintenance crews inspected the plane monday morning. >> are lightning strikes dangerous? >> they can be. >> the retired pilot and the

flight simulator says planes are capable of handling a lightning strike, but they are dangerous. >> when you get a bolt of lightning, you don't know what's happening, whether it's going to cause electronics to malfunction, whether it's mechanical, especially if you take a hit just covering the radar antenna. >> you could hear during the flight the pilot also had radar issues. >> are radar is not the . the best weather for us to head to? we want to get in the clear. >> when passengers arrived, they were switched to another plane and continued on to bermuda. >> the fact they were going over water, it was important they did land before they coasted out. >> the faa is investigating the incident. those passengers are safe and this morning they left to go back to bermuda. i'm paul burton, wbz news. there is a store much tonight and it's a welcome one. nothing severe expected but the area getting that much needed soaking. a couple inches at least here.

almost 5 inches of rain today. some saw a quarter inch or less. it was in every single town but we did get some beneficial rain. you see it streaming of the eastern seaboard here. we are watching this front right now moving into northern michigan. this is a front we call a kicker. it's going clouds and humidity out to see but that doesn't happen until tomorrow. a few more showers tonight. stays very humid outdoors. there's the chance for a couple lingering morning showers tomorrow especially toward cape cod and the islands. after that, not too many rain chances. a quick front moves through late

with that, a chance for a few more rain showers. toward the rest of the week, drying out. not a whole lot more rainfall in the forecast after today. false starts on thursday officially with the equinox. it'll feel a lot like summer all work week long. then when we get to the weekend, a real blast of fall air will move in. this might be the coolest of the season so far. we'll talk patriots and talk about the tropics as well. it does include bermuda. more coming up in a bit. boston police are searching for the person who shot a man outside an austin nightclub. investigators say the violence outside the garage a fight. the victim was shot several times. one bullet grazed his head. he is now in the hospital but is expected to survive. a child in chelsea was hit by a driver this morning who weaved around a stopped school bus. the bus had its lights on but the driver still went forward. the six-year-old boy wasn't badly hurt but he was flipped by the side mirror. paramedics took him to the hospital and the driver was cited. former red sox pitcher curt schilling agreed to a multimillion dollar settlement over his failed videogame company. he and others will pay $2.5 million to the state of rhode island. that state lured his company to rhode island with $75 million

when the company went bankrupt, the state was left on the hook for that money. after 12 days, the nuclear power plant is back up and running at full capacity tonight. crews shut it down to repair a valve and perform some other maintenance. the owners say the public was never in any danger. it's the only nuclear power plant in massachusetts and slated to close for good in 2019. a federal prosecutor says new jersey -- new jersey governor chris christie knew about a plan to shut down lanes on the george washington bridge while it was happening. the trial of two former allies got underway. the decision to close the lanes created traffic gridlock. prosecutors say this was done in retaliation for in new jersey mayor who did not support christie in his reelection bid. tonight miami's wynnewood neighborhood is no longer considered a zika hot zone. that's the area where mosquitoes were first found to

hasn't been a new zika infection in the last 45 days. the cdc is listing its travel warning, but zika is still spreading in miami beach. a new honor for big poppy. the white shark conservancy name to the 15-foot melt grid white after the red sox. this is a photo of the shark taken earlier this month. of all the honors he has received, that would be the one i'd want the most. that's pretty cool. having a white shark named after you. an importantal >> what you need to know about something that might be in your pantry right now. >> thousands of light jackets -- lifejackets in the middle of london. >> and can you hear me now? the buzz over the brand-new iphone that owners do not like. o papers. emergencies can happen at anytime. download a preparedness checklist today.

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small piece of clear plastic entered the production line and broke apart. this bread was sold at market basket, big y, and other grocery stores. no reports of injuries, but go to our website for more recall details. and on the money watch with the iphone 7, apple's newest phone nearly sold out, but there is an annoying hissing sound. take a listen. >> you can hear this was shared online. users say the sound is especially noticeable when the phones processor is working hard , like when you are playing a game. apple says they are looking into it. the gas crisis building in the south. pumps are running dry there. customers who can find gas or

pipeline in alabama burst. it is now leaking hundreds of thousands of gallons. the leak is already affecting supplies in alabama, georgia, tennessee, and the carolinas. crews are building a temporary pipeline to build a bypass. could car ownership soon become a thing of the past? the ceo of lift mac think so. of course, he does. the convenience of ridesharing will eliminate the need for personal vehicles. he also predicts in the next five years most of the rides provided will be in self driving cars. i don't know. americans like their cars. >> i believe the part about the self driving but not having someone else's car. a drug prescribed for kids now considered dangerous. >> the new warning for parents and doctors that could have you taking a closer look at your medicine label. 80s on the way as we head toward late december. coming up on new, the driver behind the wheel in the deadly crash facing the judge. we've learned he has multiple sclerosis, which took center stage today. tonight the itmack looks at

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tonight the massive wildfire in california causing problems on the ground and in space. >> you can see the thick smoke and heavy flames burning in southern calni and containment lines and scorch more than 4500 acres. this fire forced officials to postpone the planned launch of a rocket which is delivering a satellite into orbit. >> refugees crossed the mediterranean from turkey to greece. the goal is to highlight the reality of the migrant crisis

and often catch at the ballpark. some people go crazy trying to catch a foul ball at a baseball game, but this officer so smooth. barely making a move. still managed to catch the ball . he nonchalantly waved to the crowd and tossed the ball to a young fan. he is just acting nonchalant. that was pretty good. >> got to say, we were sc morning, it was nice to see the rain. there are many times you say that. it felt like fall. everyone was looking forward to this for a while here. good rain in some towns. it's usually the way these things go, unfortunately. up to 3.6 inches of rain. worcester had a couple inches of rainfall and toward the outer case. lawrence got over an inch. the biggest total that we've received so far, this is radar

about an inch and a quarter there on cape cod. tonight still some showers scattered about but most of the rainfall starting to decrease in coverage. downpours moving across nantucket and clipping chatham at this moves. most of those starting to head off toward the east and weakening as it does move off toward the east. pop-up showers around manchester right now. 93 and doing a little traveling this evening. a chance for somewhat weather. a few scattered showers expected tonight. other story, it is really humid for mid-september. 2 points near 70. it'll stay very humid tonight and still is muggy tomorrow though we'll start to see some progress as the day goes on. tonight will have fog, tropical air, a few showers. temperatures stay in the 60s. tomorrow this frontal sweep in

high humidity air and start to dry us out and bring in the sun. it's also going to bring in the heat. tomorrow morning lingering showers especially toward cape cod and the islands. it'll be a humid morning. midday working and more sunshine from west to east. still a lingering showers for the south coast and the cape and then we all dry out as we head for the afternoon. humidity coming down a little bit but it's still going to be muggy. temperatures make their way into the 80s which is 10 degrees above average for this time of year. forecasting 85 in la near 80s on cape cod. certainly, some tropical air. then we get the relief tomorrow night. high pressure builds in looking like a really nice wednesday and thursday. temperatures still in the 80s but the humidity will come down for both of those days. if you look at the temperature trend here, hard to imagine we had into the end of september. it's all 80s. depending on when the front

cooldown heading into the upcoming weekend. as for gillette stadium, looks awesome for thursday night football. warm, dry, mid-70s. humidity will be lower than. mentioned the tropics. we are watching a tropical storm. it's name is carl. it's on the open waters of the atlantic. here's the track through the next few days. moving to the northwest and curving very close to bermuda as a hurricane, so if your plans to take you toward bermuda friday into saturday, you want to monitor the progress as we had through the rest of the week. here's your accuweather seven day. warm weather all the way across until this weekend. a big change as cooler air pours in sunday it's going to be that day . coolest day of the season it looks like. >> you think that's the start of the transition to fall? >> we are slowly stepping down. there's another front that comes after that. looks like it could bring the snow for the flurry. >> it'll be october by next week. >> the cooler temperatures are ready. thank you so much. president obama has declared this prescription opioid and heroin epidemic

wants to see events which discuss the dangers of those drugs. the white house says the number of deadly overdoses has almost quadrupled in the past 17 years. >> for decades codeine has been used for pain relief for children. a new report is morning doctors and parents about some potentially deadly dangers. dr. malcolm marshall has a closer look. >> reporter: a new report from the american academy of pediatrics says doctors and parents should stop giving coding to children under 18. it's been linked to dangerous side effects, including deadly breathing problems. some doctors still prescribed to treat pain or cough in kids. >> there have been deaths associated with codeine usage in children, but not just tonsillectomy, and particularly children who have problems with sleep apnea. >> the body turns codeine into morphine. experts say depending on how

, some children get too much of the drug. despite previous warnings from the aap and the fda, the drug is still available in over-the- counter cough medicines in many states. dr. randall slick was part of an fda panel last year. they found no evidence codeine works for cough, and when it comes to pain, there are safer alternatives, including oxycodone. >> the risks of using oxycodone are a different outlet. >> for kidsin tonsils removed, acetaminophen and ibuprofen are often adequate. >> and fda review found there were 21 deaths from codeine in children from 1965 through 2015 and more than 60 cases of severe breathing problems. that's because codeine can actually suppress the brain strive to breathe. >> so how urgent is this for parents in massachusetts? they have to be looking at the bottles to see if there's codeine. >> here in massachusetts, you have to get it by prescription.

ask the question if your doctor suggests your child take codeine. say, maybe we could stick with ibuprofen to start, but you cannot buy it over-the-counter here in massachusetts. >> thank you very much. >> all right. tonight after nine years away, the king of comedy coming back to cbs. kevin james is returning for his new show kevin can wait. it focuses on a retired cop with dreams of his newly found free time but his family quickly gets him away. james says he has >> it was the right story. it was the right idea. i've always wanted to come back and continue to do tv. i love doing movies and hope to continue doing them, but i also wanted to do tv. i miss the live audience, that response that you get from a live audience is like no other. >> catch the deed -- catch the debut tonight at 8:30 right after the premier of the big bang theory. >> where to see him without

from the bench to the field. >> the water boy becoming the star. the touchdown play you just have to see ahead. coming up tonight, exclusive new surveillance video police say shows the bombing suspect ahmad ramahi. dragging one of his devices in a bag just moments before it went off in that tells the neighborhood. we'll have the latest on the attack and the shootout that ended with his arst if you are one of the many who has taken something inadvertently or intentionally from the popular wayside inn, you are asked to bring it back no questions asked. why they so what badly want

from team water boy to football hero. he got his chance to shine on the field. an entire community coming together to celebrate a member of the local high school team. >> they planned a surprise for this boy and his mom showing their team spirit goes way beyond the field. as team ran on the field, folks gathered in michigan friday night not just for a football game but to show one family just how much they care. to show robbie that love, the players on the wildcats football team arranged at risk their rival so there dedicated water boy of four years could have his big moment under the lights. running the ball in for a touchdown and celebrating with his teammates. >> everybody was saying, we love robbie.

>> happy. >> he brings that infectious enthusiasm that our kids love, no matter bad day or not. the opportunity to put that helmet on tonight, it brought tears to my eyes. >> the tears also flowed for robbie's biggest fan, his mom debbie. she watched surprised from the stands. they are going through some tough days together. >> me personally, i presently have cancer just been so instrumental in helping me get him to practice. it really takes a village to raise my son, and this village has really been outstanding. >> i let the coach know on twitter we were doing this story in boston and he said they are just great kids on both of

>> her reaction. that's all you need to see. stay with us. much more still had. >> the news at 6:00 starts right now. live from the channel for studios in boston. this is wbz news at 6:00. captured. the suspect in the new york and new jersey bombings is in custody after a gunfight with police. tonight what we have learned about >> we have every reason to believe this was an act of terror. >> the latest on the investigation into the attacks. take a look at this exclusive new video. our sister station in new york was able to get this. it shows the bombing suspect dragging a bag with what police say is a bomb and it down the street in chelsea just before it went off. police say ahmad ramahi., 28 years old, planted bombs in new york and new jersey over the weekend. the one that went off in chelsea injured 29 people. >> after hours of intense manhunt, police found him where there was a shootout leaving

injured. here's the latest we know. a linden new jersey bar owned or found him sleeping in a hallway. he immediately called police who raced in. police say they first identified ahmad ramahi. using a fingerprint and the cell phone found on it on this close a device -- on an unexploded device. a man who said he was a childhood friend said that the suspect took a trip to afghanistan two years ago and came back a very religious man. live in linden, new jersey tonight with the very latest. >> reporter: a very intensive investigation going on behind me. streets here still shut down. investigators say they have no reason to believe he is part of a larger terror cell, but they say they are working to completely understand his network. exclusive new video obtained by cbs news shows what appears to be ahmad khan ramahi dragging a bed to the

29 were injured in the saturday attack. two days later a bloodied ahmad ramahi. wheeled away on a stretcher hours after the fbi put out an alert for the 28-year-old prime suspect. investigators say the afghan immigrant was arrested after a shootout with police. he struck one officers bullet proof vest and shot another. officers returned fire striking him multiple times. >> we have every reason to believe this was an act of commissioner, and the fbi told reporters he'd been directly linked to the saturday bombing and other bombing that narrowly missed runners. >> searches and interviews were conducted at residences in elizabeth, new jersey and in perth new jersey. >> without going into specifics, they zeroed in on him sunday. sources tell cbs news, one of