. breaking news, right now at 4:30, the national guard called to charlotte, north carolina as the governor declares a state of emergency there following a second night of violent protests. >> also breaking overnight, police on the scene of a deadly crash involving a motorcycle. we'll have the latest on investigation leading to some road closures. >> a boston church damaged. 0. good morning, everybody. thanks for joining us. >> thursday, september 22nd, and we are kicking off fall. >> oh my gosh, danielle, i'm so sad to see this awesome summer

to be too bad. >> i think it's going to be fantastic. if you like the warmth, we'll keep that hanging around for a couple of days here. 67 the temperature in boston right now. 50s for most of us here in the suburbs just outside the city. 52 in concord. 50 in norwood, one of the cooler spots. taunton at 51. most of us are 50, 60s on nantucket. a few, high thin clouds, that's about it. it's not nearlys it was yesterday. we are in for a fantastic afternoon for this first day of fall. morning rush hour mostly sunny. sunrise coming up at 6:32. 60s, 70s, to 80 by mid-day with a feel of summer. the humidity will stay low, though. 70s at the coastline with a sea breeze today but will be in the low to mid-80s through the interior with the sunset at 6:41. let's get you on the road. >> good morning, danielle.

crews on 93 south this morning. not right here in somerville but further down in the tunnel. they're at exit 23, the ramp is closed and there's also construction on 93 north inside of the tunnel. the left lanes are closed there. >> thank you very much. we'll start with some breaking news. a state of emergency declared in charlotte, north carolina. the national guard brought in overnight to deal with violent protests. one man is in critical condition as he was shot by a civilian. >> thenr deadly officer-involved shooting. don champion has the latest now from charlotte. >> reporter: the chaos in charlotte stretched into the overnight hours. tear gas filled the air and at least one flash bang exploded. as officers moved in to clear the street. the scene played out as anger over the deadly police shooting

streets for a second night. some demonstrators were arrested peacefully but damage to businesses and stores in charlotte's vibrant uptown mounted. windows were smashed even at the sports arena. >> justice justify everything. if you give the black man justice in accordance to the laws of the land, there will be no need for this. >> reporter: at one point a man was shot in the head by another civilian, drawing raw emotion from this protester. >> we came out here for this is not how we succeed. i was sitting right next to him. there was no life in his eyes. >> reporter: fueling the unrest, the different narratives of what led up to keith scott's death tuesday. >> i want people to know that we are going to make sure that our investigation is thorough and it's transparent. >> reporter: police say the 43 year old ignored repeated demands to drop a gun with when they confronted him at this apartment complex but family

book, not a weapon. don champion, cbs news, charlotte. . also breaking overnight, police investigating a deadly motorcycle crash. it happened at the laurens line just before 11:00 ras night. what we know, one person is dead, two injured and taken to the hospital. all four lines of route 114 near waverly road, they were shthis down for several hours as police investigated. breaking news in salem, fire tears through a home on meadow morning. crews saw heavy flames. one person was taken to the hospital. four adults are now displaced by that fire. cell phone video shows rescuers struggling to lift an suv off a group of teenagers. police tell us the teen stole that land rover. it started in jamaica plain yesterday afternoon when a woman called 911 saying the teen stole her suv. witnesses tell us police chased the land rover in ruffle bury but police say it wasn't a

flip over. >> when he hit the corner you can't drive too good, so he just flipped over. >> witnesses say one of the teens jumped out of that suv. they say he's the one handcuffed in the video. another teen is in critical condition. a rhode island man is expected to pled guilty today. prosecutors say nicholas ra vin ski and two other men plotted kill say conservative blogger. one of the other suspects was killed by police outside of cvs last year. david every set awaiting trial. right now the search is on for two potential witnesses. these are the two men investigators want to talk to. they say the men took a suitcase they found on a street after removing that undetonated bomb. that was the second pressure cooker bomb in she will sy that did not go off. investigators are not calling

to talk to them as they want that luggage as evidence. we're also getting a first look at that bloody journals saying the bombing suspect was carrying when he was captured. they say that notebook is full of terror-relate rambling. rahimi is still in the hospital. we're told he is not cooperating with police. his wife will return to the united states soon. new this morning, another incident of racism being investigated at a local me arlington school's superintendent says two students got into a fight at a middle school last week. one of them started yelling racially charged statements at the other. their parents have been notified and punishments were issued. this is the third incident this year. in march racist graffiti was found in the bathroom and in june a racist texting incident turned out to be a hoax. a vandal attacks a boston landmark. the globe is reporting someone

through the window of a holy cross. that cathedral is the mother church of the boston archdiocese. today and tomorrow it will hold a relic of the saint padre pee yo. a cathedral spokesperson tells the repairs will cost about a three thundershowers dollars. a woman on a collision course with a duck boat. this the surveillance video shows her walking on the curb and into the path of the duck boat. how did this happen, brianna? >>. ep the boylston and arlington streets. it appears to show the woman not even looking at traffic or using the crosswalk. duck boats came under fire as a moped was crushed, killing a 28 year old. since then, the company has installed blind spot cameras, but people say nothing can stop poor judgment. >> i see cars and pedestrians

park on this corner. >> that woman suffered non-life-threatening injuries. this isn't the only duck boat incident since those cameras went in. a duck boat crashed in august and then in july, a woman was hit in back bay. the company says she did not have a crossing signal. >> thank you. the patriots may be bringing in the back-up tonight, new england's scramabling on a new game plan before kick off. big question, pats' starting qb come game time. >> right now only the coach might have that answer. he's not sharing it. wbz sports director has the latest. >> reporter: well good morning, everyone. it's looking more and more -- brissett will take -- jimmy garoppolo as doubtful. he injured his right shoulder during the second -- in the second quarter.

those practices have been more like walk-throughs with no contact. yesterday, bill belichick told the sports hub, he's not sure when there will be a official announce am that's a good question. it might be as early as this afternoon it might be as late as when we turn in the actives tomorrow night. any time we have a short week like this, you always have a few players that are banged up that are working their way back and where they'll be on game night a lot of times you don't know until thursday night. >> reporter: well it the rookie will get the start tonight against a solid texans team. that's sports for now. >> you can see all the action right here on wbz tonight. patriots game day at 7:00. kick off is at 8:25 immediately followed by the fifth quarter post game show. coming up on wbz this morning, more bad news for drivers already dealing with delays in the newton and needham area. >> also ahead, a con man on the

people out of a million dollars. >> low lines in lowell last night as the faithful gathered to see a sacred relic. >> plus the desperate search.

. welcome back. in today's money watch, a new self-lacing sneaker about to hit stores and chipotle takes a new approach. >> i can't wait to hear about that. >> plus a multi billion dollars pledge from zuckerberg. jill wagner joins us live. >> reporter: good morning. facebook ceo mark zuckerberg and $3 billion over the next decade to cure disease. part of their investment would include a $600 million research in san francisco called the biohub. hi poll at a has a new strategy. they want to reassure customers the food is safe. the ceo appears in a new video touting safety improvements like

hit poll at this sales plun -- chipotle sales plunged last year. the future is almost here, nike's self-lacing back-to-the future sneaker hits the sales. it has a button on the tongue it automatically adjusts the laces. no word on the cost. chris i think it's safe to assume we'll put this on the birthday list. jill, absolutely. >> i don't know how many birthday gifts we have to officially get you because it >> so jill actually at her office --. >> reporter: we'll have to pool our resources. >> she has a list hanging on her wall. >> jill, thank you. so now we have self-lacing sneakers while we order our ice cream at home so we now have to -- bend over, danielle. it's like life is getting pretty easy. >> i thought wear the little fit bit or smart watch just made you lose wait.

laysier. >> i love it. >> getting old. >> yeah, right. zbheven boston rite now from the guy who is turning -- maybe i shouldn't say it on monday. should i not announce it. 55 in nashua right now. we're 51 in taunton. out the door right now it's going to be a beautiful start to the day. first day of fall, by the way. happy fall. it hasn't officially kicked off yet. 67 again in boston. ten degrees cooler in marshfield. most of us are 55 to 60 out over the cape and islands as well. just like yesterday a thin clouds. what is about it as you step out this morning. there will be no weather issues. we have the leftover moisture down to the south with a couple of the areas of showers back to va and down through north carolina. next disturbance is actually causing flash flooding right now in parts of the midwest. both of these are a zurn answer and cold front -- disturbance and cold front that will bring us cooler air into the weekend. it's in eastern canada right now. that front is going to dive

tomorrow. so ahead of it today, warm summer-like temperatures yet again. right around 80 at the coastline. a little wind off the ocean kicks in. 75 to 80 on the cape. most of us in the middle 80s through the interior today. it looks beautiful. thursday night football good to go tonight if you're doing any tailgating this evening, it's going to be sunny and warm in the low 80s. and then falling back into the 70s for kick off at 8:25, mostly clear, pleasant. we will fall quickly, though through the 60s by the end of the game. you may need an extra f sweatshirt or something like that. 62 tonight, 50s in most of the suburbs. tomorrow, back into the 80s we go. but you see the coloring on the map. see the orange and warmth down here, then it turns green. that's the cooler that's going to be spilling southward during the day tomorrow. it's with the front. so what we'll see tomorrow is sunshine to start, and then building clouds. the front comes through during

couple of showers. still mainly dry, but after that, a spotty shower or two unfortunately not a ton of rain comes in. most of it late afternoon and evening. tomorrow and then high pressure builds right on in for the weekend but it's that cool flow of air out of canada. this will be the coolest weekend we've had so far this season and a big shift from where we've been the past couple of days. you'll see it in the seven day. 80s here today and tomorrow. 65 on saturday. so noticeably cooler. crisp fall air sunday, sunshine, 63. monday morning look at that, 40 degrees for a morning low. some of the chilliest suburbs may dip in the upper 30s. there my be a touch of frost in a few communities. this enwe rebound back in the low 70s by wednesday. >> well, danielle, there is construction this morning in both directions on 93. it starts right after the zakim bridge right hero kneel tunnel. exit 23, the purchase street ramp is closed while crews work there. then in the northbound side of knee the left lanes are closed

lanes are closed. we have bad news in you use route 128. part of the highway will close for an entire weekend. according to the globe, the section of 128 and 95 will be shut down from friday night, november 4th, through the 6th. that's because crews will be tearing down the old highland avenue bridge and they say it's not safe for cars to be traveling underneath while that is happening. so far no word on how cars will be detoured around the closure. >> thank you very much. a troubling look at the impact of the opioid crisis. went to warn you this video you're about to see is disturbing. a shopper at a family dollar store in lawrence shot this cell phone video. that's a mother who is just overdosed lying unconscious on the floor. her 2-year-old daughter trying and crying as she tries to wake her mother up. paramedics revive that mother with narcan. police worry that the little girl witnessed this before. >> it's very disturbing, you

the matter of the addiction over take someone where they're not able to take care of their child. >> the little girl is now with the department of child and family services. police are searching for a man they say scammed people on the southshore out of more than $1 million. investigators say scott wolas set up shot at a quincy real estate office under a take name. he used a ponzi scheme to rack up $1.6 million. right now police say they have 16 victims andhe similar charges in new york and alabama. he was last seen thursday. at the u mass, jfk station. the catholic faithful lined up the door and down the street to get a glimpse of a say red relic. this is the first heart of the padre has been displayed outside of italy. it was at the emaculate

the feast day is tomorrow. well it's a race against time to find a manatee spotted on the cape. conservation groups are asking for help to find it. they're concerned the water is getting too cold for the manatee to survive. it's last known location was at ropes beach on sunday. anyone who sees it, is asked to call the international fund for animal welfares hotline. >> hopefully they find it. still ahead, some big names getting involved in massachusetts politics. >> stance on a pair of ballot questions. >> police want you to take a look at this video. they're searching for the man you see there. they're tell you what -- we'll tell you what he's accused of

. we continue following breaking news from north carolina this morning. a state of emergency is now in place in charlotte, the national guard was called in to help after a second night of protests turned violent. a civilian is in critical condition after police say he was shot by a protesters charged police in riot gear. the protests are in response to the shooting of a black man by a black officer on tuesday. new overnight a fire knocks out power to all of fuquay-varina. crews are working right now to -- puerto rico. crews are working right now to get -- the largest hospital is canceling electric surgery. a man is accused of stealing

software. they show him in a box store. police say he got away with more than $9,000 worth. it happened on august 20th. if you have any information that could help, call police. a well-known travel expert fighting to legalize marijuana in massachusetts. boston magazine reports that rick steves supports legalizing the drug and will donate $100,000 to the matching funds. the issue will be on the november ballot. steves will tour the bay state for four days next month t and convince voters to approve the measure. he has previously proved for legalization in washington, oregon, and colorado. steves isn't the only one weighing in on massachusetts issues. actress indicate maurer ra tweeted her support that would require farms and businesses here to only sell cage-free eggs. ballot measure three would also ban the sale of pork and veal

donation. the $15 million gift comes from a former trustee who died in february at the age of 87. the new and improved lab will include new medical imaging equipment and room for more than 200 students and staff t should be finished by 2018. the donation includes $2 million towards scholarships. u mass says enrollment is projected to reach a record high this year. the president says more than -- 74,000 students are expected to en campuses. that's up from 58,000 students just ten years ago. . the red sox may have one -- or have won, rather, seven in a row and have a chance to sweep the orioles tonight. the sox trailing 1-0 in the sixth last night. slowly grounds one to first base here. chris davis picks it up and throws it away. a rare misque from the first

ripping a three-run home run to right field. just like that. 5-1 sox. that's the final. meanwhile clay pitched a solid seven innings for boston. the blue jays just lost. so the sox now own a five-game lead, ten games to play. the magic number to clinch the east, now down to six. >> crazy. and a sweet tribute to sox slugger david entirely of tow nuts. thousands of them. the trick oar on the greenway was put together, of course, by dunkin' donuts. big pappy for president. >> how come we didn't get in the doughnut action. >> can we come for leftovers inch the count down to halloween is on. >> a pretty cool event event is making its debut in boston this year. we have the details coming up

every time a new charter school opens in massachusetts, it takes funding away from regular public schools in that area. this year alone, charter schools will take more than 400 million dollars away from neighborhood public schools. right. instead of draining even more money from neighborhood public schools and giving it to charters, let's devote public resources to all of our students... not just a select few. don't lift the cap on charter schools.

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. 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: putting her personal interests ahead of your health care. independence usa pac is responsible

but halloween is just about a month away. >> already. a very cool event is coming to boston. it's calls rise of the jack lan terns. this week they arrived in new york where artists will work on more than 5,000 jack owe lan terns. you'll be see them lit up starting october 27th. for information about tickets you can head over to our website. those are wild to look at. >> i pulled up at my friend's

i got mad at her. >> smashing the pumpkins. >> it's not time. we have your top stories, weather and traffic all straight ahead here on wbz. >> the news at 5:00 starts right now. and breaking news right now at 5:00. a state of emergency declared in heart, north carolina after a second night -- charlotte, north carolina, after a second night of violent protests. >> also break overnight a deadly motorcycle crash under investigation. the new details coming in right now. a pats. but who will be the starting quarterback when they take the field tonight against the texans. texans. good morning to you. it is 5:00 right now. thanks for joining us. >> it is thursday, september 22nd. fall is here, danielle. but we like that it sort so -- sort of feels like summer. >> 10:21 this morning.