found baggies with residue from fentanyl or heroin and that the 36-year-old likely inhaled it. >> she is likey to be alive and to see someone in the throes of addiction and what they are willing to sacrifice. >> i don't know why parents have kids if they are going to do that. >> reporter: as difficult for the public to witness, being in public may have helped the toddler in this instant. >> really sad, and they could have been alone somewhere and lost. >> reporter: off-camera, the mother was revived about two doses of narcan. and while some say it's troubling that the onlooker will record this scene rather than help, there is a powerful message. >> think about the issues and what it's like to have this type of narcotic in your system. that's what it does to you. >> reporter: now, police have

is one of the most agregious cases they have seen. the 2-year-old girl is in state custody while her mother who spent the night in the hospital will be summoned to court to face charges. i'm beth germano, wbz news. and the patriots have just listed quarterback jimmy garoppolo as doubtful. >> it's not the news that the fans want to hear. let's get to steve burton with the details. what does this mean, steve? >> reporter: he is not totally ruled out but doubtful is close to it. it looks like jacoby brissett will get the starting nod tomorrow night at gillette stadium. garoppolo got knocked out of sunday night's game after his shoulder was knocked into the turf, his throwing arm. we asked the pats' head coach when he expects to know who will be his quarterback

. it might be as early this afternoon and it might be as late as tomorrow night. we will have to see how it comes together. any time you have a short week like this you have a few players that are banged up and working their way back and where exactly they will be on game time on thursday night, a lot of times you don't know until thursday night. we'll have to see how that goes. >> reporter: it's call the waiting game, and if garoppolo can't go. back to you. >> steve, thank you, and our team will be live from gillette stadium starting at 5:00 and stay with us for patriots' game day at 7:00. kickoff is at 8:25 right here on channel 4, and as soon as the game is over you can flip over to my tv 48 for the 5th quarter. breaking news in roxbury, teenagers steal a suv and roll

>> bill shields has late- breaking details on this. bill? >> reporter: you can see behind me the land rover is still on warren street. we are told that the land rover was stolen from jamaica plain, stolen and 5 young people were in the car and it crashed. one person has died and four have been hospitalized. >> all right. we got a stolen it's going towards wash park. >> reporter: the land rover was southbound on warren in rocks -- roxbury when it slammed into this van and flipped. the van was driven by brenton forbes. >> i saw police get a guy, a small-looking guy. that's all i know. >> reporter: do you know if there was a young child in the car that hit you? >> i have no idea.

like a little -- like on the floor. >> reporter: witnesses say after the land rover flipped over, several young men climbed out, and at least one was arrested. stacey harris was nearby and saw the end of it all. >> when he hit this corner right here, he can't drive too good and flipped over. >> reporter: back live, these two vehicles were involved just by being here. the white van was the the land rover hit and slammed into the red suv. they were not seriously injured and luckily, no one else was seriously injured, very busy. but again, four injured and one dead. emotions running high as the verdict was read in the murder of an army veteran. >> is the defendant guilty or not guilty?

guilty of first-degree murder for for a shooting in 2012. castillo's family said that they will appeal. >> it will never bring back steve but it's something mandatory life sentence without the possibility of parole. a woman hit by a car on main street at the rite aid has sadly died now. the driver has been taken to the hospital also, and the crash remains under investigation. a dangerous man is back in

caught him videoing up her skirt. police learned that james cullers was also wanted for rape. the fbi is asking for help in finding two witnesses for the terror attacks in new jersey. they want to talk with these two men seen in surveillance video removing an unexploded pressure cooker and this was recorded on saturday a few blocks from where the other bomb was detonated. the fbi said they are not suspects but they want the suitcase for everyday. and a bloody page was held up from the bombing suspect ahmad rahami's journal today. he remains in the hospital tonight. well, there has been

>> but this time, the new on board camera was rolling and it caught the pedestrian stepping in front of the vehicle without looking. >> also, a moose on a mission to find love. >> and take a look at the forecast as we are almost done with summer. a break in the heat is around the corner. and this week's child, 8-year-old julyzia who goes by juju. she is looking for a 2-parent home with structure and support. if you are interested in adopting juju, go to

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catch a woman step off the curb right in front of an oncoming duck boat. >> the video, they say, proves that the driver was not at fault in the case. >> reporter: lisa and david, it happened at this busy intersection where one witness tells me he too often sees poor judgment by the pedestrians and the drivers. it almost looks like a slow motion, a woman and a duct on wednesday morning. the video released reveals that the woman does not appear to look out at the street or enter a crosswalk before she is struck by the duck boat. >> i just saw people gathering right there, looking that way. >> reporter: it's just the latest in a series of incidents involving the city tour company. in april, a moped was crushed by a duck boat killing the 28-

installed blind spot cameras in the duck boat but in july, another woman was struck by a duck boat in back bay. and in august, a duck boat crashed into an overpass. the driver reportedly diverted because beacon hill was blocked off. food truck driver mac decker said he see this all the time. >> i see people running in front of them and cars whipping around the corner. >> reporter: the duck boat tour said they are committed to operating safely but peds -- pedestrians have to do their part, too. fall is just about upon us. and i know one of our favorite

picked me up. look at this gorgeous picture from quincy. look at the skyline, and eric, as you mentioned, it's getting darker earlier. >> i know. the complaint list is short this year. we had so many beautiful days and one tonight and another complaint, the drought. it was very dry outside even though we had all the gorgeous days. so the drought monitor is updated every thursday morning and we'll get an update tomorrow morning and with the rainfall because the worse-off areas saw the least amount of rain. there might be a bit of an improvement at the cape and southern new hampshire and far north central massachusetts but no big changes. it will take a long time to work on the drought especially with the forecast. warm and gorgeous and a lot of warmth across the country. these are the highs today.

map. but the good news is that the dew points have dropped back. and the drier air replacing very humid air mass from last night. the remnants of julia spinning on the outer banks but we are on the periphery of cirrus clouds and a great sunset with temperatures in the 50s. so much more comfortable than last night. you can open the windows again. tomorrow morning, a cool start and equinox offily tomorrow and it will be fall. it won't feel like it with 80 at lunchtime and in the 80s in the afternoon and it will be a gorgeous beach day but cooler on the south coast and the cape and islands. still expecting 70s for the west but west of city and shore, metro west, well up in the 80s and the humidity, still low tomorrow, not a factor and great weather for thursday night football. gillette, the parking lot at

kickoff, low 70s and 60s by the end of the game tomorrow night. and then we'll track changes. the first half of the day, sunshine tomorrow and we'll warm up into the 80s. but as we head through the afternoon, it's back to a cold front. and notice by 2:00, we're already in the 60s across much of new hampshire. i think the sea coast and cape ann will be the first spots to cool and get into cloud cover of us are in the 50s and 60s and the cooling process will continue. the first half of the day will feel like summer. by the time you head home, chillier air and the trend will continue for the weekend. we'll start with cloud cover on saturday and then dew points will lower and wind out of the

autumn. on sunday, a cool breeze, a sign that autumn is taking control. so morning clouds on saturday and highs in the upper 60s. sunday, highs in the 60s, and we haven't had that since may, a long time coming. the dew points on sunday and monday will be in the 30s which means temperatures might jumpstart the fall foliage. the combination of saturday, sunday, and monday night will really get things rolling. as we look to next week, the accu-weather 7 day, 60s is sunday, monday, and tuesday and the drought monitor next week will show more dry conditions. we cannot buy water around

thank you. and last year, we gave you the story of a record of consecutive games without a loss, but a win tomorrow against wilmington high would set a new record for consecutive wins for 107. congratulationsto them and good luck. and a nice tribute to a winner, skyeye over a sweet salute to david ortiz, made of pastrys from dunkin' donuts. i think those are david ortiz doughnuts with the image on the greenway right there. >> i have to be honest, number 4 this afternoon. who will play quarterback? everyone nots to know. >> steve burton has the answer that we have right now. steve? >> reporter: exactly.

garoppolo is not out but doubtful, doubtful. it looks like jacoby brissett will be getting the nod and making his first start in the national league. and everyone was guessing that julian edelman would be the emergency quarterback. he threw one famous pass against the ravens in the playoffs. bill o'brien knows what the pats' wide out can do. >> with julian, i was when they drafted him, shotgun quarterback at kept state and he was good at it and i remember doing things with him the couple of years that he was in practice there. i know he can do that. >> reporter: last year, danny amendola had the honor to flip

chris hogan threw a pass for the bills against the titans. and pats' tight end derby began his college career at quarterback. he threw one touchdown pass for the razorbacks before eventually switching positions in his senior year. meanwhile, bill o'brien's texans arrived we have a special live edition of patriots' all access at the top of the hour. cannot wait. >> if they need me to throw, i'm going to throw it. if they need me to throw it, i'm going to throw it. i am not saying i am going to get completions or not throw picks but i'm going to throw it.

all. tomorrow night, patriots' game day and then the kick off and the post game show on my tv 38. how about them red sox? david ortiz goes deep for the second night in a row, 36 on the year for big papi, the sox win 5-2 and their 6th in a row. buchholz on the the sox may have a chance to get more breathing room tonight. but as of right now, the sandings, the sox lead by 4 games for first place and the os, 5 games back. the sox' magic number is 8 to clinch the east and 6 to clinch the playoffs. there you go. that's sports for now. patriots all access at the top of the hour. the cbs evening news is

preview. scott? >> reporter: david and lisa, great to be with you in boston. two cities and two african- american men dead. there were riots last night after the shooting and police and eyewitnesss are telling very different stories and in tulsa, oklahoma, new information on the unarmed man shot by police. all that coming up in about 10 minutes on the cbs evening news. scott, thank you. and coming newscast, ever wonder what a love-struck moose looks like? >> all the time. >> that's caught on camera when we come back. the edge of my seat for that one. coming up at 8:00, a popular cbs host donating upwards of $100,000 to help make marijuana legal in the baystate. who it is and why it holds a special place in his heart

never said before. love is in the air near a massachusetts swamp. >> a swamp, so romantic i say. a backyard camera captured a large bull moose who appears to be charmed by an off-camera female moose. at one point you can hear the lady moose call out and the male quickly responds with the mating call and heads her way. mating season for moose is the end of october. >> right or left?

so after the newscast, someone who run outside and see this in person. not bad. looking at the northern edge of tropical storm julia remnants. this is just as beautiful as tuesday evening. >> so a pattern. >> beautiful tomorrow but all told, it's been a great stretch.

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