>> and breaking now protest turn violento night. people in north consider violent overnight. violent overnight. people in north carolina fill the streets. >> a 2-year-old hit by a car in brockton. what police are looking at. >> two dogs tied up and i bandobed in -- abandoned in boston of the. the search to find owners. >> this is wbz this morning. >> good morning at 5 thanks for joining i it's wednesday september 21st. still a steamy day feeling pretty good as we go outside. >> if you like the warmth it's for you again. we are talking about highs in the 80s. again this afternoon and for the first day of fall. it's shy of 70 so it's 69 at logan airport. 63 in worcester and 60 in keene. most of us are running in the 60s. there are 50s in the map but you have to go through the

of the boston. today it's thickest down south of town from the south shore to the cape. visibility reduced in the spots to a quarter of a mile including up and down the connecticut river. orange keene and springfield at a quarter mile disability. a few high thin wispy clouds will make for a nice sunrise this morning and today's temperatures will rebound out of the 60sthis morning. fog burns off by 9:00 for most of us. midday, just a few wispy. 76 degrees beautil lowering humidity and fantastic ride home. no weather related issues. 82 degrees with a sunset at 6:42. i am talking big changes for the weekend. details coming up let's get you on the roads good morning. >> good morning. live look at the expressway like you mentioned if you are coming into the city if the south -- from the south you will notice the patchy fog from route 6 and the cape and route 3 along the south shore and watch out for construction crews southbound inside the o'neil tunnel. two right lanes are closed as well as exit 20a and b. we will

breaking news from north carolina. violent protest in charlotte hours after a deadly officer- involved shooting. police say 12 officers were injured in these demonstrations. one hit in the face with a rock. you can see the protesters jumping on and damaging a police car. officers in riot gear fired tear gas to break up the crowdch the protest are -- crowd. the protests are in response for the shooting of keith lamont scott. police were searching for dien apartment complex yesterday afternoon when scott got out of the car with a gun. >> as they engaged him, he is armed with a handgun we found on the scene as well. makes a threat to them and because of that at least one of the officers fired. >> scott's family disputes the story saying he was sitting in the car reading a book while waiting for his son's school bus. both scott and the officer who shot him are black.

involved shooting. now to a developing story a 2-year-old boy is in the hospital after being hit by a car in brockton. >> anna meiler is live with the very latest. anna. >> reporter: that boy suffered life-threatening injuries. the driver that hit him did stop and stay on the scene and police are trying figure out what happened. friends and neighbors tried to console a grief stricken grandfather after a car hit in brockton. >> i just hear him screaming and crying. >> reporter: she is one of the neighbors who helped and witnessed the aftermath. >> i saw the mom going crazy went down the street and she fell down the floor. >> reporter: brockton police say the toyota camry hit the 2- year-old leaving him critically injured. >> i just snow he is not-- know he is not doing so good. >> reporter: the driver stopped and stayed at the scene as accident reconstruction crews

happened here before. >> this is not the first time it happened. a lot of people get hit and people running crazy and driving like they got it like that like it's a highway or something. >> reporter: the 2-year-old was medflighted to the hospital and neighbors are hoping for the best. >> i pray everything comes good. >> reporter: police looked at driver's cell phone as part of the investigation. but right now, they say this appears to be a horrible accident. reporting live from brockton anna meiler, wbz this also developing in dorchester police investigating a deadly shooting near a playground. they say a man was found in the car on downer avenue. he was rushed to boston medical center where he was pronounced dead. police say there have been 24 deadly shootings in boston this year. the suspect in the new york and new jersey bombings now facing terrorism charges and his journal is shedding light on how he planned the attacks. hena daniels has the latest from new york.

facing 10 federal terrorism charges including use of a weapon of mass destruction and bombing a place of public use. more details emerged after complaints were filed both in new york and new jersey last night. investigators say rahami bought bomb making materials off ebay this summer. and he was seen on video blowing up a device in a backyard at or near his home at least 2 days before the bombings. his father says he warned police his son might be a terrorist two years ago. i ago. >> and what did you tell them? >> reporter: the fb it says when -- fbi says when they questioned the father he recanted the statement and they never spoke with rahami because he had a defense lawyer and was in jail on he another charge but they closed the inquiry after finding no terrorism ties. after rahami was captured during a violent shoot out with police monday, investigators

blood and pierced by a bullet. in the notebook he quoted osama bin laden and american born born cleric and wrote about bomb bombs and cooker bombs and investigators are trying to determine if he was acting alone. hena daniels, cbs news. a police shooting at foxwoods cay see yon this morning -- cay sowno. there -- casino. state police in connecticut say there was a outstanding warrant for the suspect when garage he pulled a gun. when the man refused to drop it they were forced to fire. >> the subject then fell off the fourth level of the fox tower parking garage onto a pave driveway below. >> an a up to sigh -- autopsy will determine whether the man died from the gunshot wound or the fall. state police are investigating. it was business as usual for

patriots were -- patrons were blocked locked down unable togoat their cars because of the investigation. animal control officers are searching for the owner of two dogs abandoned at the arnold arboretum. nicole jacobs is live with more on this. >> reporter: kate, animal officials here in the city are doing all they can to find the owners of or owner of this dogs. i can can tell you they are using social -- i can tell you they are using social media to do that where pictures of the dogs has 500 times since they were abandoned. >> i know. did you miss me. >> reporter: two cute pups now cared for by the city of boston. shelly the white one and shelby the brown abandoned. >> they were seen tied to a tree in the arboretum. >> reporter: that was around 11 a.m. saturday no owners around and no one returned to retrieve them so the park ranger turned them over to animal care and control.

bottoms of the pads were burned and most likely from being on a hot pavement or something of that sort. >> reporter: but otherwise healthy and happy, they seem to be photogenic as well. no one knows who left them. >> we haven't had any information and there doesn't seem to be an owner as of now and no one else has seen anything. >> reporter: until someone comes forward the city will care for them keeping them together because that's how it appears they would like to be. >> they were found tied well and seem unhappy when they are apart. >> reporter: anyone with information about the dogs or a potential owner is asked to contact the mayor's hotline at 311. there may be an option in the coming days to adopt the two dogs. live in boston nicole jakes ox wb -- jake ox -- jacobs, wbz. new hampshire supreme court

she was murdered in 2012. convicted killer is appealing the life sentence initially the new hampshire supreme court said information about the sexual activity that was sealed during the trial should be made public during the appeal. court will hear arguments today. patriots game plan still up in the air for tomorrow's showdown with the texans. no surprise. the team is staying tightlipped about who will get the start at quarterback. steve burton takes a closer look at what the patriots saying. >> bill belichick has not ruled out jimmy garoppolo and jimmy g was limited-- listed as limited participant but we never saw him on the field. photographers only allowed to film the first portion ofpractice and garoppolo was nowhere to be seen the only quarterback was jacoby brissett. yesterday practice was more like a walk through. it was no contact and anyone could take part. the question is, could

ago. belichick wouldn't say. >> i am a football coach i am not a doctor. the medical staff is the medical staff. i coach the team and medicalpeople hand especially the injuries and they don't call plays i didn't do surgery. we have a great deal there. works out good. >> everybody is doing their job. rob gronkowski was on the practice field and says he is getting better every day. gronk has yet to play this season because of a yry -- injury. that's sports for now. now over to you. >> each person to do each individual job. >> just do your job. >> exactly. i will continue reading. coming up, the mbta tackling trees. >> the plan to clean up the green line. how t officials say it will keep riders safe. >> and not your typical college student. the 9-year-old who is wise beyond his years. danielle good morning. >> good morning chris and everybody. temperatures today climbing into the the 80s for the last day of summer.

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he's not your typical college student. >> but a boy in pittsburgh is making the course load look like child's play. >> the reason that the universe is expanding is not because darkenery overpowered gravity but because -- energy -- darkenery overpowered graphic -- darkenery overpowered -- dark energy overpowered gravity but becae school this year started taking courses at a community college and carnegie mellon university accepted him for next september. he is 9. i have a 9-year-old we were doing addition and division and it was a really hard thing and like we tried to explain 36 divided by 4 was difficult. he is. >> he is -- he is 9? >> my head hurts listening to him. >> 4th grade. >> so cute. >> i mean bright future. the parents are set.

world. >> carnegie we will watch him in two years inventing all these things. >> good. >> you like the warmth right. >> yes. >> it's going to stick around for a few more days. >> cool. >> it's the last day of summer. temperatures are in the 80s today. and international space station flyby is just three minutes away. so if you are up, stick your head out the window and the door. traveling from northwest to east southeast it's going to be clear and bright visible for 6 minutes in the sky. coming up in a from now. currently it's 70 in boston. we dropped by a degree. 69 at logan airport right now. dew points in the mid-60s so it is a little muggy. west wind at 8 miles per hour a little cooler in some of the suburbs. but overall i would say a comfortable start. 6 1 in taunton. we are in the 50s north acamps at -- adams at 56. many of us in southern new england are in the 60s. dew points measures the amount

cropping and -- dropping and that trend will continue over the next several hours. less humid today, summertime warmth just a few wispy clouds make for a nice sunrise and there is rain down to the south and some heavy downpours too. rotating in off the ocean we don't have to worry about the area of low pressure. it's going try to sneak northward here. but high pressure building out of the great lakes is going to kind of charge in and keep us dry and provide us with the lower humidity stretch as well. mid-80s. keep in mind, for the date our average high should be about 71. so we are well above average. mid-80s lawrence bedford and nor wood. 63 downtown. suburbs may dip into the upper 40s mid 50s. tomorrow looks fantastic. kicking off the fall season with once again well above average temperatures. we will be around 80 at the coastline with a little sea breeze and into the mid-

football at gillette stadium. mostly clear and pleasant 74 degrees. no weather issues which is good news. we have enough to worry about with the game southwest breeze 5 to 10 miles per hour. next chance of wet weather, comes in on friday. not in the morning here's cold front by 8 a.m. friday morning. it does slide in from north to south late in the day. not a ton of moisture but we need the rain. passing showers, that ushers in much cooler air for the weekend. so if you like the warmth enjoy if you are waiting for fallish temperatures this weekend is for you. low clouds on saturday. part for sunshine and temperatures in the mid-60s. chilly start on sunday morning the widespread 40s and a few spots could dip into the upper 30s for the start of next week. and we rebound a bit. so we should be near 70 by tuesday. >> reporter: like you said cape cod and south shore commuters you will need the fog lights. there is patchy and dense fog out there. up route 6 to route 3 and it will be there for most of the

have to worry about fog but you should be on lookout for construction crews inside the o'neill tunnel the two right lanes are close heed. so is exit 20a and b. the mb-ta is tackling trees today. the t says an arborist will survey the condition of trees near the grown line and crews will remove the dead and dying or damaged trees that are at risk of falling on the tracks. this will be happening on the d behind from fenway to riverside. this year alone th stress or branches have fall- the -- trees or branches have fallen on the tracks and 18 of the incidents happened on the d line. chris. >> thanks very much. a sting to stop drag racing in boston. police say in the past few months, large crowds have been gathering in the area of new market square in south boston to watch the illegal racing. the past weekend, they got enough information on the participants and organizers to issue 75 motorcycle violations

involvement revoke licenses of the drivers and the vehicle --railroad -- rmv to revoke the licenses of the drivers and the vehicle owners. a man in the 70s is in the hospital. mosquitoes will continue to pose a danger until the first frost. on the "healthwatch" this morning a study finds they found a way to decrease the chances of your child getting a food allergy. that study finds giving babies eggs and peanuts at developing allergies to them. they also say the risk of allergies is linked to when allergic foods are introduce. m.i.t. is working on a device to tell us if you are happy or sad using wireless signals to measure human behavior. researchers say it's 87% accurate in detecting human emotions and film studios could use it someday to gauge audience reactions. and it could be used in the

>> or look at someone and say are they he smiling or crying? you are happy. >> happy today. up next more on the quarterback questions for the patriots. >> who is on the practice field yesterday and who is hoping to suit up tomorrow night. >> the red sox flying high against the orioles. big papi add together home run totals. steve burton has the highlights

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>> welcome back it's 5:22. this is the question of the day. who will be the starting quarterback for the patriots tomorrow night. >> plus the red sox winning streak going very strong. steve burton has more in the morning sports. >> good morning. i don't know who to talk about first mookie betts. he has most hits in the majors ortiz hit 36th home run and is 40 years old. he is 121rbis. rex the orioles 5-2 for the 6th straight win. betts picked up the #00 hit of the year with the single in the third. -- 200 hit of the year with the single in the third. it's 2-0. and red sox. and rodriguez got the start for the sox and looked good. bottom of the 6th, 2-is and he

7 strikeouts. -- runs allowed. 7 strikeouts. big papi delivering again crushing the three-run blft for the second long ball in two nights and 36th of the year putting sox in front 5-1 and they win 5-2 for the 6th straight win. this team is on fire. to the patriots and because a player wants to play doesn't mean he will. gronk wanted to play last week and he didn't it's up to bill belichick and doctors and he will be garoppolo or brissett. the immediatal could only filament start of practice but once the cameras were turned off garoppolo apparently took the field because he was listed as a limited participant on the practice reports. so who knows. rob gronkowski was at practice. he has yet to play in the regular season after injuring

camp e says he is getting better. he says he is going to be-- he says he is getting better. >> it will be a coach and train are decision together and i am doing everything i can to be as healthy as i can be and improving and basically day by day right now and taking one day at a time and day by day. >> wbz has the pats and texans covered starting with patriots all being a seas live show tonight at 7. and then tomorrow night patriots game day at 7. kick off 8:25 and followed by the 5th quar on my tv38. and that is sports for now. we got you covered interest start to finish guys. over to you. and an impressive national sports record could be broken. they could seat record for the most consecutive wins. last we areee -- year we profiled the team when they broke the record for consecutive teams without a loss and they had a few ties mixed in and tomorrow they play

consecutive wins. >> i love that you just said watertown. >> did i say watertown? >> i love that that slipped out. still to come in the next half-hour an update on breaking news this morning in north carolina. >> protests over a deadly police shooting turned violent. how police are responding and the investigation ongoing. >> this is jon keller president obama says bye to the u.n. with a speech acknowledging failure. are either of his would be cc better? more when wbz this morning continues. . >> good morning. a little patchy fog for the kids at the bus stop. temperatures into the 80s. outdoor recess is a go. lowering humidity first day of fall i will let you know when cool are air moves in. you are watching wbz this

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deadly police-involved shooting that sparked it all. >> a boston police officer cleared of wrongdoing. the new video evidence that probes didn't use excessive force. >> -- proves he didn't use excessive force. >> a 2-year-old hit by the car in the hospital. we will have the latest on the investigation. >> live from the channel 4 studios in boston, this is wbz this morning. >> good morning. thanks for joining us i am kate merrill. >> i am chris mckinnon. appreciate you being here on this wednesday september 21st. >> dan yl danielle we like the weather keep it going. >> last day of summer but i will keep the warmth around for a couple days for you kate especially i know you like it. 69 in boston. mid-60s for most us out door. mid-50s back from concord new hampshire to springfield. 50s in the western part of the state. a little fog notice visibility in boston just fine. but when you get back down to the cape it's patchy and it's locally dense. quarter mile visibility on vineyard and nantucket and orange to keen tow springfield.

a few wispy clouds and the clouds will decorate the clouds for sunrise and a beautiful start to the day with sunrise an hour from now. 66 degrees. 70s by midday. mostly the sunny and less humid. 80 to 85 for many of us today. sunset at 6:42 and temperatures in the lower 80s. i will let you know what cool down arrives coming up. let's get to the road how in somerville and there's lots of traffic into the city. and a decent amounts of cars heading out as well. there's construction in the southbound lanes on 93 in the o'neill tunnel. two right lanes are closed and so is exit 20a and b. we are also starting to see some slow and go track on 128 at the braintree split and on the way to braintree from the cape or the south shore you will notice some dense fog along route 6 and route 3. kate. >> thank you.

carolina now. violent protests in charlotte hours after a deadly officer- involved shooting. police say about 12 officers were injured in the demonstrations. police in riot gear fired tear gas to break up the crowd. it comes after the shooting of 43-year-old keith lamont scott. police say they were looking for a suspect yesterday when a officer saw scott get out of a car with a gun. both scott and the officer who shot him are black. scott's family disputes the officer's story. developing news right now a 2-year b hospital with life-threatening yrs after being hit by a car -- injuries after being hit by car in brockton around 7:30 last night on market street. police say the driver stopped and stayed at the scene. police are looking at the driver's cell phone to see if they may have been using it at the time of the crash. an off-duty boston police officer he cleared of wrongdoing in the confrontation caught on camera in the back bay. the new video shows officer

they say gurin tripped and fell and was not tackle to theground. that altercation began when he hit the officer's window with his umbrella upset the officer cut him off in the crosswalk. new details on the investigation into gloucester's police chief. boston.com reporting that the investigation will likely expand to the entire department. gloucester's mayor hired two independent firms to conduct investigations into the chief and the detective and investigation could start soon. the gloucester times says a lynnfield attorney will perform a audit of the professional conduct. president obama adesed the -- addressed the united nation general assembly for the last time as the country's leader and spoke about terrorism and at refugee crisis. he urged world leaders to help he the people of syria even if the politics are hard. >> we have to imagine what it

unspeakable happened to us. >> the president discussioned -- discussed tolerance and jon keller looks at the president's legacy and if donald trump or hillary clinton could do better. >> reporter: good morning. president obama gave his final speech at the u.n. yesterday and frankly he struggled to identify a way in which the world's significantly a better place now than when he came into office 8 years ago. you may remember that when his supporters believed it would usher in a new era and enhance popularity for the u.s. overseas but it never happened. america hateers were happy totransfer from bush to obama the new era of engagement based on mutual interest and mutual respect that he promised in his first u.n. speech just hasn't materialized. and while the president claims major successes with the iran nuclear deal and the paris

are debatable to say the least. almost mournfully he conceded yesterday that "perhaps too many in washington believed the world's problems could be solved by washington and that clearly is not the case. while russia's aggression has vindicated mitt romney 2012 warnings would romney have more success in stopping it than obama? would the middle east be a calmer place now had john mccain been president for the la which brings us to the current race for president. the latest attacks in new york new jersey and minnesota have once again forced the major candidates to address terror. hillary clinton offers a slightly beefed up version of the obama plan. donald trump claims he has a great plan but has to keep it secret for fear of tipping off the enemy. neither response seems very inspiring. but i guess we are making some

overpromising. your comments are inviteded at keller@wbztv.com or twitter at keller at large. governor baker is no longer the the most popular governor in america but still is near the top of the list. the news website morning consult ranks baker as the third most popular south dakota governor took the top spot followed by maryland's governor and governor baker has 70% approval rating. still ahead a. big on interest rates plus ice cream delivery. >> yes please. and ahead, the company behind the epipen heading to cop to -- capitol hill. >> reporter: i am nicole jacobs live with the story of the two

welcome book. the scoop on a new way to get your ice cream fix and rising cost of epipens take senor stage. >> and a -- center stage. >> and jill wagner is live with today's mo >> reporter: good morning chris and kate. it's decision day. the fed wraps up a policy meeting this afternoon. most economists think the board will vote to keep interest rates as is for now. the head of the pharmaceutical company maylan is defensing how much they -- defending how much they charged for the epipen. the ceo signaled they have no plan to lower prices even

thinks they struck a balance between price and access. and baskin robbins is testing delivery with the help of the delivery company door dash. the ceo says they every dhsh delivery is the feature for -- says delivery is the future. he says it's about convenience and delivery only available for now in l.a. and chicago. chris and kate. >> anything to get that ice cream fix this early in the morning. >> reporter: e wonderful right now. you know what i wonder what they will do to make sure it doesn't melt by the time it gets to the kusters. >> very good point thanks very much. thinking about l.a. right it could melt in l.a. >> that he had freezer truck like ice cream guy-- they had a freezer truck like the ice cream guy. >> a hollywood shocker. >> brad pitt and angelina jolie a closer look at what's behind the split. >> reporter: a 2-year-old boy is fighting for his life after

street in brockton. a closer look at the investigation coming up. >> and good morning, checking in war wbz weather watchers. several up early had morning giving reports temperatures are running in the 60s for most of us. 62 says bruce and clear skies right now on our way to 80s for the last day of summer. i will let you know when cooler air arrives. thanks for the weather watchers for the report. if you want to sign up head

two high school football players from bridgewater coming to the rescue of a cat in need. >> george lamp post and another man heard them screaming and they grabbed a crowbar and pride the drain cover off and the cope couldn't be prouder and told the team that these two are valuable people. >> that's pretty smart i would see a cat and wouldn't know what to do to get it out. >> i would call for help. >> that's a good idea. danielle good morning. we are looking at warm temperatures this morning. >> it's going to be in the 8 0?es again today. and chris -- 80s again today and they will stick around for a couple more days. it's the last full day of summer. it's here. 69 in boston and it's a mild start. 60 in laconia and in the 50s in concord and plymouth is down to

62 in bedford. 60 from norwood to taunton and 63 in worcester and fitchburg. we are in the 6 0? from the south -- 60s from the south shore to cape cod where we have a little fog where it's locally dense. dew points still in the 60s in spots. the air going to be drying out through the duration of the day today. you will notice it will be less humid overall compared to yesterday. we have a few high thin wispy clouds that will decorate the sky forrise this morning. other than that it's going to be a dry day today. rain to the south and pretty with an area of low pressure near north carolina. and this is gradually going to work et cetera way northward. but high pressure is going to build in and block it and keep it to the south. so today will be dry, tomorrow will be dry. and next chance of any wet weather doesn't arrive until later on friday. highs today, well into the 80s. we should be around 71 so another well above average day. 84 in fitchburg. and right around 80 beautiful day with sunshine from jaffrey to keene a few clouds from the

taunton. upper 70s to around 80 on cape cod. fall begins tomorrow and feels like summer. 84 degrees. winds from the south at 5 to 10 miles per hour. there will likely be a sea breeze that keeps us around 80 at the coastline. friday morning, this is the map at 8 a.m. so it's sun clouds and patchy fog on the cape and dry start to the day and then late in the day, this cold front pushes in. i wish i could say it's going to be a sobbing rain but looks like brief passing showers maybe a thunderstorm as comes through. and we will pinpoint down the timing. there are signs it may slow down a little bit. it looks like the cooler air that comes in behind it will feature temperatures in the 60s for the upcoming weekend he. so if you are waiting or fall like temperatures, saturday and sunday will be your picks. tracking the tropics we have tropical storm lisa which is way out near africa. and may strengthen a bit over the next day or so but will stay out in the lantic. karl losing steam -- atlantic.

bermuda has to keep an eye out for karl but it logs like it will hook into the atlantic. 80s for the next three days and a shift. 6s -- 60s for weekend. breaks out chilly start sunday morning. and rebounding to 70 by tuesday again of next week brianna -- brie one ooha. >> reporter: -- breana. >> reporter: there's an accident on the freeway columbia road. traffic is heavy on 128 and braintree at the split and up northbound lanes of the expressway to granite avenue and from the cape or the south shore to the split you will notice dense fog along route 3 and route 6 as well. chris and kate. >> thanks very much breana. violent protest over a police shooting in north carolina. >> a 2-year-old hit by a car in brockton. here are your top stories on this wednesday morning. >> reporter: that 2 year old is fighting for his life after

street in brockton. you can see crime tape tied to the utility pole from when police were here on scene investigating. brockton police say a toyota camry hit the boy leaving him critically injured. the driver stopped and stayed on scene as accident reconstruction crews tried to figure out exactly what happened. the 2-year-old was medflighted to a boston hospital. friends and neighbors were trying to comfort grief stricken family members. you will hear from neighbor coming up. anna -- from one of the neighbors coming up aba meiler --a meiler -- anna meiler. police say about 12 officers were injured in the demonstrations in north carolina one hit in the face with a rock. it comes after the shooting of 43-year-old keith lamont scott. police say they were looking for a suspect yesterday when one officer saw scott get out of a car with gun. both scott and the officer who shot him are black.

the tulsa police department says the officer who shot and killed a unarmed black man had a stun gun at the time but didn't use it. officer betty shelby opened fire on 40-year-old terence crutcher responding to reports of a stalled vehicle. officer's attorney says she fired because she was afraid he was reaching for a weapon. the victim's family is calling for charges. >> reporter: good morning i am nicole jacobs live in boston where the animal officials are trying to find the owner of let's look right now at the pictures here. this is shelly and shelby. a park ranger found them tied to a tree saturday morning at the arnold arboretum. there were no signs of abuse but one's paw pads were burned likely from walk on hot pavement. park raker -- park ranger waited for a owner to come retrieve them but no one did. so the city's animal care and control is caring for them.

or their owner you are asked to contact the mayor's hotline at 311. live in boston, nicole jacobs wbz this morning. massachusetts senator elizabeth warren getting national attention this morning after grilling the wells fargo ceo on capitol hill. he apologized to lawmakers yesterday after employees secretly opened unauthorized accounts to meet sales goals. he promised to help any customers hurt by having accounts opened without their permission and to say. >> if one of your tellers took a handful of 20 dollar bills out of the cash drawer they would probably would be looking at criminal charges for theft. they could end up in prison. but you squeezed your employees to the breaking point so they would cheat customers and you could drive up the value of your stock and put hundreds of millions of dollars in your own

customers accounts also. regulators fined wells fargo dr 185 million more than -- $185 million and more than 5,000 low level employees were fired. researchers from harvard and northeastern say in the united states there's one gun for every american adult. they found there are more guns out there in years past and there are fewer gun owners just 3% of americans own nearly half of the guns in calling it quits. angelina jolie filed for divorce from brad pitt. she is siting irreconcilable difference and is asking for sole custody of the 6 children and wants visitation rights for pit they married -- pitt. they married in 2014 but have been together since 2004. there are disaster areas

air 11 massachusetts counties is prime marchy natural disaster areas. the state except nantucket martha vineyard and suffolk county that will free up emergency loans and other aid for struggling farlers. and if you dreamed of growing your own fruits and vegetables but couldn't handle the elements m.i.t. students are letting you grow a microgarden indoors without soil. you can monitor your plants through an app phone. you got the pumpkin spicelatte and a nice sweater but is your house ready for fall? this morning we have tips if you plan on hiring someone to help you get your house in shape for the sea heson. when looing for yard and maintenance service be weary of door to door solicitation or potential scams. hire a professional and research who you are hiring and always make sure to get everything in writing. if they come to your door,

still to come a confusing call for help. >>er what happens what local -- hear what happens when a local police dispatcher gets a call

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it was a bizarre phone call for a dispatcher at barn table police -- bans table police

department. >> she was reporting a car accident but the dispatcher realized it was a mix up. >> you called the barnstable police department. >> yes. >> in massachusetts. >> massachusetts? >> yes massachusetts. >> sorry there's no way you can help me is there? >> well we are exactly -- where are you calling from? >> england. >> yeah. it is a different town. it's twin england. >> oh. >> but yeah. our response time is going to be about 6 hours. >> yeah. i am sorry. i got to laugh. never mind. bye, bye. >> bye, bye. >> bye, bye. the woman was trying to reach the barnstable with a p in england so the p and b was mixed up she used a smart phone

massachusetts. >> i impress it's when i talked to -- i am impressed when i talk to siri and i say you wand to order a pizza in ohio. >> she was close but so far away. >> so far. keep it here on wbz this morning. our top stories are straight ahead on your wednesday

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live from the channel 4 studios in boston, this is wbz this morning. >> good morning thanks for joining us i am kate merrill. >> i am chris mckinnon appreciate you being here on this wednesday september 21st. >> breaking news, police and protesters clashing in charlotte north carolina. the deadly shooting that sparked the mo developing story in wrongton a 2 -- brockton a2-year-old boy rush to the hospital after being hit by a car. what neighbors are telling us about the crash. >> and two dogs found tied up inand abandoned in boston theer is the for the person who left them there. >> but first danielle niles with a look at the forecast. fall may be coming tomorrow but it feels hike summer. >> 80s sticking around for a couple days. temperatures today in the 80s for the last full day of summer. 69 in boston.