foashes. >> i saw police come and they ordered me back in the car. >> reporter: do you know if there was a young child in the car that hit you? >> i have no idea. i know there was a little hand, like a little hand like on the floor. >> reporter: witnesses say after the land rover flipped over, several young men climbed out and at least one was arrest. stacy harris said that the land rover was carjacked and the owner got in a friend's car was chasing her stolen vehicle. >> the hijacked lady got in her friend's car and started chasing the kids and called police, and then the police chased them and when he hit this corner, he can't drive too good and flipped over. >> reporter: now, my colleague spoke with the driver of the car just moments ago and confirmed there was no young child in the back seat of the land rover.

one person has died and fours injuries after apparently stealing the land rover in jamaica plain and crashing on warren street. bill shields, wbz news. a guilty verdict in the murder of an army veteran at a parking garage. this video was key evidence. you can see the fight that breaks out before shooting. christina hager has more. >> reporter: the courtroom, lisa, erupted in loud sobbing after the verdict, and this was quick, less than two hours of jury deliberations. >> the defendant guilty or not guilty? >> guilty. >> reporter: guilty of first- degree murder in the shooting death of steven perez, an army veteran who returned to boston after serving two tours in the

overnight brawl caught on surveillance and cell phone video in a theater district garage in 2012. the defense had argued castillo shot perez to stop the beating. perez's cousin spoke outside court after the verdict. >> we are very happy this is all over with, and finally, we have closure. it will never bring back steven but we can move on more emotional. this moment of what they see as justice finally coming after castillo fled to the dominican republic and evaded authorities for years until he was arrested in january 2015. da, dan conley. >> this is a case of individuals carrying unlicensed

wept loudly, his attorney vowing to appeal. >> we respect the verdict. we disagree with it. he will exercise his rights of appeal. >> reporter: the district attorney says that surveillance video was key to the prosecution of this case and one reason he would like to see even more surveillance cameras throughout the city. castillo faces a mandatory sentence without parole. christinea hager, wbz news. new at 5:00 tonight, we have dramatic video that shows a duck boat ox a boston street. watch as a woman never looks up and then walks right into the path of the vehicle, one of the reason that is we are showing you the video. somehow, she will be okay.

>> reporter: david, this is a busy area with vehicles and people and duck boats and as you said, the woman walked right into the lane. this is not the first of its kind of incident this year. it almost looks like it's in slow motion in the busy dak bay. and as the surveillance video reveals, the woman does not appear to look out at the street or enter the crosswalk befo duck boat on wednesday morning. the accident is just the latest in a series of incidents involving the city touring company this year. first n april, a moped was crushed by a duck boat killing the 28-year-old. after that, boston duck tours installed blind spot cameras in the duck boats. but in july, another woman was struck by a duck boat in back bay. the company said she did not have a crossing signal.

crashed into an overpass. the driver reportedly diverted because beacon hill was blocked off. the duck tours said it's committed to operating safely but pedestrians have to do their part, too. thankfully, this woman suffered non-life threatening injuries. tonight, the fbi is looking for two more people who may have information about the bombings in new yo these two people are not suspects. meanwhile, we are learning new details about the journal that was found on the bombing suspect. kenneth craig is in elizabeth, new jersey tonight. >> reporter: the chairman of the house homeland security committee held up a bloody page from the bombing suspect's journal during the hearing on domestic tour. >> talked about, god willing,

streets, gunshots for police. >> reporter: rahami is facing at least 10 federal charges including use of weapons of a mass destruction and bombing in a public place. >> in the near future, it's our intention to bring the suspect to the jury i guess dicks of the manhattan neighborhood. >> reporter: prosecutors say that they found video that shows rahami appears to be a pipe bomb in his backyard in elizabeth, new jersey earlier this month. investigatorssay it may have been practice for saturday's attacks in manhattan and the jersey shore. the fbi asked for help in locating two people on surveillance video apparently removing an unexploded pressure cooker on saturday, a few blocks from where the other

they are connected. i can't stress enough there are no witnesses. >> reporter: authorities want the suitcase back for everyday. kenneth craig, cbs new, elizabeth, new jersey. now to a developing story at 5:00. charlotte, north carolina has seen more protests after a police officer shot and killed a black man but nothing like what we saw overnight when protesters looted, lit fires, and injured a dozen officers. the charlotte police chief tonight defending his officers saying they gave keith scott warnings to drop his handgun before the officer fired. the officer who shot him was also black. >> the officers gave loud, clear, verbal commands that were heard by many witnesses. they were instructing the subject once he got out of the vehicle to drop a weapon. >> a woman who claims to be scott's daughter said that

policesay they found a gun but no book. meantime in oklahoma, the father of the man killed by tulsa police last week is insisting that his son had his hands up when he was shot. terence crutcher's father, a minister, said his son was taught to put his hands up for police. a 2-year-old was he ran out into the street. neyden tavares is still in the hospital, and so far, no charges have been filed in the case. is jimmy garoppolo well enough to play tomorrow night? steve burton is live at the scene tonight and i can't imagine bill belichick told everyone what's happening.

he is keeping it close to the vest and will not say if it's garoppolo or jacoby brissett. it's reported that the pats are pressuring garoppolo to suit up. we asked them to explain what may be going on in the locker room when questioning a player's availability. >> we have to remember. this isn't baseball or league. if you go in and take a ct scan or an x-ray, and it comes back nag tifer, and we have done this with gronkowski and edelman, and it's about pain tolerance. i can't tell you the amount of times that brady has gotten shot up and attempted to play. and i am sure jimmy will do everything he can to get out there. >> reporter: knowing jimmy garoppolo, he wants to play.

time will tell. >> thank you, steve. and wbz is your official patriots' station. join us tonight at 7:00, and tomorrow, join us for game day. the pats and texans play to remember night -- tomorrow night. the ceo of the makes the epipen tries to defend the enormous price hike. >> how much she said that the company makes off the epipen and what her paycheck looked like. >> and he convinced friends and co-workers to invest from a quincy landmark. now, he is gone and so is their money. turns out, he may have done this before. >> i am amazing. >> i am amazing. >> this is a special morning

daughter. and today, another one of the top 10 days. i guess it's top first day this is year. but a big cool down is in sight. new at 6:00, shocking, heartbreaking video of a mother overdosing in a lawrence store with her little girl nearby. why police say they are sharing

one in eight women will face breast cancer. early detection can mean the difference between life and death. planned parenthood gives new hampshire women access to life saving cancer screenings. but ayotte voted to defund planned parenthood six times. why? because ayotte opposes a woman's right to choose. in her relentless effort to overturn roe v. wade, ayotte puts critical cancer screenings at risk, hurting new hampshire women. kelly ayotte:

a level 3 sex offender is back behind bars accused of up skirting a woman on the t. mbta police arrested james cullers at the t stop. he admit that does he videotaped a woman, and police found for rape. the new hampshire supreme court will decide if a murder victim's sexual path should remain private n 2012, seth mazzaglia killed lizzie marriott. he is arguing saying that his defense should have been able to show marriott's sexual history. this decision could affect rape

ceo of the company that mainings epipen. each shot contains a critical doze of epinepherine. >> what was your salary last year? >> about $18 million. >> about 18 million. downs like you're doing pretty well on this. makes epipen has a patent on the shot-like device, so there is no generic version. they claim they only make'deliver profit on each pen. >> 18 million. investors want volkswagen to pay more than $9 billion in damages for stock losses. last year, vw admitted that it

caused the stock to fall 14%. volkswagen agreed to pay $15 billion to compensate the owners. eric said it a while ago, we maybe in the top first days at this point but it's okay to have say goodbye to summer. >> it's not quite as stupid? and the sun angle is different and by the end of the news conference, outside. >> oh, no. >> 83 the high in boston. taunton, up to 84 and the big difference is a change in humidity. so where does it stand? boston, 71. so we're way up above that mark but not at record territory e it can stale hit the 90s. 80 in norwood and pitchburg and keen at 77. the difference compared to

and will make for a more comfortable night tonight and give the air conditioners a rest and keep the windows open. still, the satellite picture looks almost the same as this time last night with remnants of julia spinning to the south and a cirrus deck of clouds over us, and settling into the 60s in downtown boston. tomorrow morning, a nice start for the day, pleasant and cool and then the final hours of summer, tu fall, how about 80 at lunchtime? but, again, the humidity is low and well into the 80s tomorrow with a southwesterly breeze and 70s on the south coast and the cape and islands. a nice send off to summer. taunton, up to 85, and hyannis, hitting 79 and 78 in province town. not a bad beach day and not a bad day for football. kickoff, 74 at 8:25 and falling

game but perfect weather. friday is where we start to see some change. we're watching a back-door cold front moving down from northern new england. as we approach lunchtime, temperatures will warm quickly, into the 70s and 80s. as the front moves south, we'll change the wind direction more to the north northwest and as we look to the early afternoon, already in the 60s and low 70s across new hampshire and the sea coast and far northern massachusetts. as we head towarin 50s and 60s are taking over. it will be much cooler by evening and the clouds will be increasing and with this a chance for showers on friday night. so very different weather from breakfast to dinner plannings on friday p lan -- plans on friday evening. we'll start with low clouds on saturday morning and then bring

cooler air pouring down across new england, the first really crisp fall weekend of the season so far. so saturday, upper 60s and a morning shower and more sunshine towards the afternoon, and then sunday, a mix of sun and clouds and low 60s and certainly, very dry air. so the muggy conditions to start this week, there is none of that in the forecast. in fact, the dew points will be back in the 30s on sunday and monday. that's chap stick weather. here is day, and it stretches into sunday, monday, and tuesday of next week but the one complaint, it's very dry. david and lisa? thank you, and we have breaking news from wilmington where a 52-year-old woman has been hit by a car near the rite aid pharmacy on main street and we are getting word that she has died. skyeye over the scene and paramedics took the driver to the hospital. the crash remains under

newsroom, the new england patriots have officially listed jimmy garoppolo unlikely for tomorrow. of it doesn't mean he won't play but it's extremely unlikely. coach belichick said he could be a game time decision. we'll find out tomorrow night when the pats play the texans on wbz, but expect jacoby brissett to start. let's hear it for the o-line. >> i don't know what to what's more important, tax money or keeping kids from buying cigarettes? ahead at 5:30, the makers of waze changing their popular app because where the developers of the app got lost in boston, and then, protecting kids from allergies. why you may want to expose them to certain foods sooner rather than later. and we want to introduce

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on the bz feed, what's more important, tax revenue or keeping kiddings from buying cigarettes? >> an effort to raise the smoking age from 18 to 21 in washington, d.c. could cost the city $5 million in tax revenue in four years. even if the dc council approves it is bill, it would not take effect until members come up with a way to replace the lost >> interesting. >> it is interesting. >> when they did this near massachusetts, different cities have put a ban until 21 but they don't have city taxes here. >> and in dc, they do. $2.50 a pack. we'll keep you posted. you know the song that is annoy you but you can't get out of your head? >> the ear worm songs?

annoying songs. i still like this one. >> i didn't know this was going to be in second place. >> oh, it is it , it is. rebecca black, and then the final countdown and even meaghan trainor is at number 10. >> and you know how often i'm singling the friday song. >> and the final countdown which you change the lyrics to. >> when i sing that at home, my daughter makes fun of me. >> i can't imagine it. >> check out this video of a father encouraging his daughter start her day with an empowering mantra. >> i am smart. >> i am smart. >> i work hard. >> i work hard.

>> i am beautiful. >> if you fall in. >> i get back up. >> how great is that? >> that is great. this video was viewed 13 million times and ron alston said he is thrilled to see his 3-year-old morning motivation is inspiring others. >> if every kid carry that is into his or her day, they will be instoppable. >> i'm going to say that before each show. [laughter] >> you are smart enough. you are good enough. david and lisa, thank you. your fitness tracker might not be the best thing for you if you trying to lose weight. we'll explain. for the first time, we are hearing from the wife of a state trooper killed when an out of control driver crashed into his cruiser. the honor given to her husband. and police say he took the

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first at 5:30, three breaking stories. in wilmington, a 52-year-old woman has died after she was hit by a car near the rite aid on main street. paramedics also took the driver

group of teenagers stole an suv and crashed on warren street in roxbury, rolling over. four others were hurt. the new england patriots have officially listed jimmy garoppolo as doubtful for tomorrow night's game with a right shoulder injury. it doesn't mean he definitely won't play but we'll find out for sure tomorrow night when they play the texans on wbz. now, wanted. policesay this man swindled more than $1.5 million might have done it in two other states, too. >> the 67-year-old runs a ponzi- type scheme and has at least five aliases. >> reporter: paula, you and i might see a closed up nightclub