to the ground but an internal investigation showed other video showing that the man tripped and the officer did not use excessive force. and breaking news out of foxborough where the patriots say that jimmy garoppolo had limited participation in practice today. bill belichick said she could be a game time decision for thursday night's matchup against the houston texans. good evening. i'm liam martin. >> and i'm paula ebben. police protecting themselves. >> with the changing times, it's necessary report requirement officers are asking one town for protection. >> they are building a fence around the area to keep outsiders out. >> a security gate here that opens and closes. >> reporter: south bridge police chief shane wilson has a vision of a safer police parking lot, soon to be

feet high. right now, it's unprotected. >> instances around the country where police officers are targeted. i am grateful we have a great relationship with the community and we have not had those instances here. but moots my -- it's my job and my responsibility to keep their equipment safe. >> reporter: they have now demanded something more, a fence. it turns out that been targeted before. >> june 2015, we had a gentleman who was mentally unstable came in with a gas can and doused a police unit with gas and lit it on fire. >> reporter: fortunately, nobody was hurt but it's one reason that people support the fence. >> an incident where someone burned up one of their cars. that's a good reason.

>> reporter: police hope to have the fence built before the snow flies. jim smith, wbz news. the video here is shocking. an unarmed black man was shot and killed by a white police officer in tulsa, oklahoma, and tonight, the family of the victim is calling for criminal charges. david wade has details. >> reporter: paula, the police chief said that the man had no weapon on him. why did officers fire? that is the cr investigation and tulsa city officials are promising transparency.video from a police helicopter shows 40-year- old terence crutcher, walking to his suv, hands in the air as officers surround him. they were responded to a stalled -out vehicle. >> it's being belowing traffic. >> there was nobody around it.

i think he's smoking something. >> reporter: it's difficult to see exactly what happened as crutcher approached the driver's side window of his suv but police say he was not cooperating. >> it looks like a bad dude, too,. >> reporter: you will see him suddenly job to the ground. >> i think he may have been tasered. >> reporter: police confirm, he was, and then 6 seconds after, he fell. officialssay that crutcher was slot and killed by officer >> she is giving him repeated commands, stop, stay where you are. get down on your knees and he ignores those commands. >> comply? what do you mean? he had his hands up. >> reporter: crutcher's sister said he was stereotyped because he was a black man. >> i am demanding charges. the video is there. the evidence speaks for itself. >> reporter: his family said

represents a systemic problem. the department of justice has opened up a civil rights investigation. liam? >> thank you, david. badly needed aid shipments are on the way to syria. the un had stopped all shipments after 20 people were killed in an airstrike. russia and syria were denied the responsibility for the strike that came after a week- long cease-fire. president obama united nations general assembly for the last time as a leaderment he urged the world leaders to open their hearts and help people in syria even if the politics are hard. >> imagine what it would be like for our family, for our children if the unthinkable happened to us. >> the president called on the un to reject fundamental. and racism and embrace

attacks dominating the talk on the trail as you can imagine. homeland security said to be a major focus of the first debate of course coming up on monday night. wbz's political analyst jon keller is here. and when the topic becomes terror, jon, is there one candidate who benefits more? >> reporter: you know, that's an absolutely crucial question uneventual because the events keep occurring. it's not clear what the is. while trump's talk about dealing with isis and barring muslim immigration worked well during the republican primaries, not so much during this general election phase. and check this out. polls show these two are essentially tied within the margin of error when voters are asked who they trust more to handle terrorism. so it looks like for now it's a toss up on the issue. >> and trump likes to talk tough on terrorism.

his effectiveness with the argument? >> he is going to keep doing. it it's a key part of his brain, but the research show that is tough talk isn't enough for many voters who want to see specific plans to back up the talk and in recent days when trump and clinton have had a chance to describe their plans, there was a clear difference in approach. >> you have your own plan? >> i have a plan but -- look. i have a chance of winning. make america great again. we'll make america great again. i have a substantial chance of winning. if i win, i don't want to broadcast to the enemy my plan. >> we should launch an intns surge to identify and thwart attacks before they are carried out. we need to work more closely with silicone valley and other partners through counter terrorism propaganda. you don't hear a plan from him.

plan. the secret is he has no plan. >> trump has called on a ban for immigration on countries with terror links but it wouldn't have stopped the new york and new jersey bomber who came here 20 years ago. and beyond that intelligence surge, clinton is proposing little that the u.s. government isn't already doing. both have holes they are trying to fill in. next monday night's debate will be a great opportunity to get more specific with us. >> it will be e jon keller, thank you so much. liam? a former u.s. period of time might cross party lines in november. cathleen kennedy townsend said that george w. bush senior plans to vote for clinton. sources close to bush are saying if this is true it would be the first time it happened in modern politics. a spokesperson for the former president would not confirm or deny the claim.

away from the first debate. you can watch it right here on wbz. a derry, new hampshire family escaped a fire as it tore through their garage. firefighters released the pictures showing the damage on hubbard road. crews were able to contain the claims but it destroyed both cars. no word on a cause. and this man is facing serious charges, accused of driving 133 miles per hour. at 6:00 this morning, new hampshire state police spotted him in northbound i-89. paying more for premium gas? >> triple saids you are probably wasting your money. >> and a holocaust memorial vandalized. his creator crushed trying to find a silver lining. >> and an unusual hotel guest. what would you do if you saw this guy walking in? give him a picnic basket and go back inside.

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your car's performance but if it's designed in regular, it won't benefit from higher octane like a high performance car. >> i knew my dad was ready about that [laughter] amazon is getting ready to open an actual real bookstore here in massachusetts. it will be at legacy files dedham. only part-time jobs but the applicants need a college degree in english, literature, or a si >> i love the mom and pop bookstore. >> yeah. wells fargo's ceo said he is sorry for the account scandal. >> but one lawmaker is having none of it. coming up at 6:00, helping the blind find their way. a new app unveiled today that would help people who are vision impaired to get around

remarkable video here, bridges washed out, landslides destroying homes, the remnants of a typhoon causing big problems in eastern japan. one person is missing and at least three dozen others were hurt. 700,000 people were ordered to evacuate. in pennsylvania, hundreds staged a die in on the steps of the capitol. lawmakers are considering a bill to increase education and strengthen donation oversight. and a surprise hotel guest caught on camera. the staff at this hotel in anchorage, alaska were shocked when a black bear came through the sliding doors. the 200 to 3-00-pound bear checked out and found his way back into the woods.

something in the hotel. >> he was. ever been face to face with a bear? it will make you freeze in your tracks. >> really? how close? >> across the ski trail in the summertime. >> wow. [laughter] >> did you play dead? >> you just stop and freeze and say go find food somewhere ?eels rather find a black bear than a grizzly bear. >> very >> a different temperament. we are getting a couple of cold nights and we had some last week hoping to start the show and then beneficial rainfall starting to accelerate this weekend with a few more pops of color, and a cold night saturday night, sunday night, monday night and that's when

fall. in the short term, temperatures in the 70s and low 80s and a summer like pattern, it will be here for a few more days before we bring in the changes. noting the lower dew points across the berkshires, and they are nicer than the low 70 dew points across the the cape. the drier air will continue to work in overnight and these are the remnants of tropical storm julia. we are right on the edge with the and for a great sunset. keep an eye on that tonight. areas of fog with temperatures in the 50s to low 60s in the suburbs and 66 in downtown boston tomorrow morning. so it will be valley fog tomorrow to start the day and once that lifts, we're looking at beautiful weather and lower humidity and warm temperatures and upper 70s at lunch and most of us in the low 80s tomorrow and a sea breeze at the coastline, and that's 70s there

but can't complain about this, pleasant are warm, and humid, not as much of a factor and a lot of sun after the morning fog. and then on thursday, more of the same, high pressure in control and clouds to the south and to the north but for us, in the sunshine and the humidity, not a factor. beautiful for the patriots at gillette stadium. a beautiful night, warm and dry and 70s at 8:25 in the evening, and then we look forwards the weekend, and bring in the changes. friday starts with a warm up, jumping in the 80s and a back- door cool front will bring more clouds and a chance of showers and a wind shift. the warmest temperatures along and south of the pike and the coolest temperatures, massachusetts and the sea coast and on saturday, lingering showers will dry up with increasing sunshine and then on sunday, a full feel of fall.

thursday,, and friday and low 60s on sunday meaning some 30s will be around towards monday morning. we haven't had much of that so far. here is the accu-weather 7 day and it's split down the middle between summer and fall, but you'll notice a lot more of the fall foliage. >> eric, thank you very much. and new data out about gun ownership in the u.s., at least one gun for every adult. researchers from harvard and northeastern just finished the survey and came to the conclusion and found there were more guns than years past and there are fewer gun owners. just 3% of americans owning nearly half of the nation's guns. today, the ceo of wells fargo promised to help customers who were hurt when his workers opened accounts in their name without permission.

capitol hill. wells fargo employees secretly opened unauthorized accounts in order to meet the sales goals put on them by the company but for senator elizabeth warren, it wasn't enough. >> it was as if your tellers took $20 bills out of the cash drawer, they would be looking at criminal charges for theft. they could end up in prison. but you squeezed your employees to the breaking point would cheat customers and you could drive up the value of your stock and put hundreds of millions in your own pocket. >> regulators fined list fargo $185 million more than 5000 employees were fined. in boston, the animal control is trying to find the owner of two dogs left tied to a tree. the adorable pit bull mixes

gentle but they want to know who did this. if you saw anything at the arnold arboretum, call animal control. >> they will get homes soon. >> they will. the target of vandalism, the holocaust memorial. >> and why people think this is a hate crime. after leaving the game on sunday, the patriots report that jimmy garoppolo did extra and breaking news from boston police on a confrontation caught on camera. the missioner getting heated as he talks about what their

a holocaust memorial in a milton seem contrary vandalized. a food stool is all that remains. the artist created the memorial for his very who died in the holocaust and he is calling this a memorial's message to more people. >> i know where my father died. i don't know where my sister and mother died but they were together. >> reporter: so after he escaped the holocaust as a child, he created this memorial for his young sister miriam, a bronze sculpture with the star

gave it to the milton cemetery. >> basically, a place to go and mourn for my sister. >> reporter: and remember all the children who died at the hands of the nazis. but this is what the memorial looks like today. vandals struck. >> i think it was broken off and stolen and desecrated. >> reporter: the bronze isn't worth much so fred thinks this is a hate crime. >> i was outraged at that point. >> reporter: today, milton police and fifi the memorial hoping that the vandals simply threw the sculpture away but found nothing. also today, fred realized that the theft might bring his hole coast message to hear people. >> it's important to speak directly and cause people to remember the horror.

no questions asked. >> but fred said he is not an artist. he will create something new. stay with us. >> the news at suction:00 starts right now. breaking news tonight on a confront egg that was caught on camera. boston police just releasing the results of the internal investigation. >> a shocking claim from the father of a terror suspect in new york. what he said he told the fbi years ago and what federal agents found. 72 a warm stretch of summer on the way in for this weekend. more on that and the next chance for rain. >> i just heard a bang and then some people tried to get me out. >> he survived this bad crash. >> in part thanks to two good samaritans who didn't leave his side. tonight, he is saying thank you. the news at 6:00 starts right

>> boston's police commissioner is just wrapping up a news difference about this confrontation caught on camera. >> the commissioner defending the officer's actions and showing another camera angle that provides a different view of the story. ryan kaff at boston police headquarters. >> reporter: the new video shows that the officer did not use excessive force and they did their best to discredit the that went viral and viewed more than 1 million times. >> why were you running? >> because you cut me off. >> don't walk sign? >> reporter: donning a red sox jersey, off-duty officer edward barrett walked the 64-year-old back to the vehicle. it happened when guran hit the officer's window with an umbrel

him off in the crosswalk. new video shows the officer chasing the pedestrian down the street and contrary to previous reports, they say guran was tripped and fell and his head never slammed into the ground. the commissioner said that all the evidence did not point to excessive force. >> i think the video, i think all the witnesses and even co- workers, and even mr. guran all saying that, you know, wasn't injured. he wasn't tackled. his head wasn't slammed to the ground. i don't know how much clearer that gets. >> reporter: outside police headquarters, guran stood next to his attorney and disputed the account. >> you have an officer saying this is what we are trained to do. that's terrifying. if you are training your police officers to jump on people the age of mr. guran and put your knee in their back, that