live from the channel 4 stewed crows in boston -- studios in boston this is wbz news at noon. break news at noon a suspect named after a teen is shot in a cvs in stoughton marcus pierre-lewis is considered armed and dangerous. i am chris mckinnon two teens are under arrest in connection with that shooting. we want to get you to nicole jacobs live in stoughton with the breaking details for us. nicole. >> reporter: chris, here's another look this is marcus pierre-lewis as you mentioned armed and dangerous. police areer is fopping -- police are searching for him he has sties to stoughton brockton and boston. two other jowl knives have been arrested and police say this

new information this noon as stowton -- stoughton police search for the man they believe to be a gunman in a stoughton cvs shooting. >> we have a an arrest warrant for the third suspect who is a 2-year-old -- 23-year-old male marcus pierre-lewis who is armed and dangerous. >> reporter: an 18-year-old shot in the shoulder area in the store. >> the suspects walked in after he was in the store. and oughter -- and the all thecation took place. >> reporter: -- altercation took place. >> reporter: a 15 and 16-year- old have been arrested. police making a plea to the public as they look to low kale the gunman still at large. >> we don't want you to approach him. just call the police department. >> reporter: again taking a look here at the gunman wanted

marcuspierre-lewis. three others or i should say two other suspects have been charged in this case both are juveniles. they face several charges including intent to murder. again, police are saying do not approach this man but call police. anyone with information is urged to do so. hive in stoughton any -- live in stoughton nicole jacobs. >> thanks for the update. a suspect now under arrest in the shooting death protester in charlotte. the police chief there says video of the protest helped them make the arrest. also the chief just saying he believes the video showing police shooting keith lamont scott should be reheysed to the public. pro-- released to the public. protesters demanded that denying a curfew last night. don champion has the late hest from charlotte. >> reporter: uptown charlotte was quiet this morning after a mandatory curfew lifted at sunrise.

>> reporter: laila gillan is nervous after thee days of unrest. >> little on edge people waiting for something to happen. >> reporter: hours earlier, the same streets were filled with protesters as police used pepper spray to disburse angry crowds. >> when you are trying to stand up for a cause tough go all in and you can't run and streak in fear dr. king did it. >> reporter: hundreds marched demanding the release of the police video showing the last life. the 43-year-old was fatally shot by police who said he refused to drop a gun. his family denies he owned one. scott's family was shown the video thursday in a statement they said scott did not aggressively approach or raise his hands at members of law enforcement at any time. when he he was shot -- when he was shot his hands were by his side and he slowly was walk

that left one person dead. businesses have told employees to stay home another day. charlotte will be in the national spotlight again this weekend. as thousands of football fans head here to watch the carolina panthers host the minnesota vikings on sunday. don champion, cbs news charlotte. let's look live over the city of boston this noon first full day of fall. but you know summer is trying to hang out. lots of clouds this afternoon. let's check in with weekend. >> always have the eyes on the weekend even monday morning we look forward to the weekend chris. good afternoon everyone. we are looking at 70s right now with the overcast in most spots and might be a sprinkle in some locations. we are looking to the north where there's a cold front. vermont is 55 and rain across much of northern new england much of the morning and the initial batch of showers coming down weakening we might get a sprinkle and there's a new

so we have post frontal showers and not many in the way of prefrontal showers coming in as this cold front comes this afternoon. i will give outtimeline on rain and -- you the timeline on the rain and how much to expect. as far as the weekend generally cloudy and partliy in the afternoon. sunday will be -- partly sunny in the afternoon. it's on the chilly side this weekend. more on the weekend ahead and the week too. >> thanks very much. stot store -- to the story jacoby brissett leading the pats to a 27-0 victory and helping the cause with this run for his first career touchdown. now despite deflategate the patriots continue on winning and fans are just pumped about it. anna meiler is live at gillette stadium and lots of people are happy about the 3-0. >> reporter: lots of smiling faces across patriots nation

no brady no garoppolo no problem. as thecame up friday morning mother -- as the is -- as the sun came up mother nature applauded the victory with a sun shining over patriots place. pats fans are tired but happy. >> tired but it was awesome to watch. went with my son. >> reporter: for the first time in a long time, pats fans showed up to gillette not knowing what to expect. but brady on game 3 of his injured, the pats started a rookie qb for the first time since bledsoe in 1993. and jacoby brissett delivered shutting out the texans. you should-- >> he should be proud of himself especially when he ran for the touchdown. >> texans were a decent team i thought but they just killed them. >> reporter: fans celebrated in the parking lot after the game. praising brissett and coach bill belichick. >> he is amazing.

you serious the way he ran the first touchdown i was blown away. >> i love belichick he is awesome and master. no one can beat him. >> reporter: fans say so far this season proves even without tom brady, there's nothing that the pats can't do. >> it's complete team where everybody can can come together and really pull anything -- can come together and really pull anything off. >> reporter: patriots are heading into game four undefadeed and -- undefeated and it's the brady. anna meiler, wbz news. >> today marks 15 years since qb drew bledsoe was in the game and the backup who no one knew tom brady took his spot he didn't win but took his first steps to a hall of fame career. so the pats get a little time off. next game is sunday october 2nd against the bills at gillette stayed up. catch the action here on wbz. kick off is at 1.

thevarsity football game. the superintendent says some inappropriate behavior went on at a parent sponsored event for the team. it's unclear what the superintendent is talking about. though he says it didn't have anything to do with drugs or alcohol. the jv game for saturday is also canceled. all lanes of 495 south in mayor mark are back opened -- merrimack are back opened after a accident with a tractor trailer and box truck. police say the box truck was behind the tractor trailer when it off the road. closing the right lane during the morning commute. no one was hurt. that's the good news. police are still investigating. also new this noon, a man is now charged with drunk driving after civilian traffic officer was hit working a construction detail in electrickington. this happened around -- in lexington. this happened around 11:30 last night. victim is being treated for a leg injury. police say that this is the second drunk driving charge for the driver sean mccowan of

opened in new york this noon after a suspicious vehicle shut down a terminal overnight. witnesses called police when they saw a man park his car outside the terminal and run away. the terminal was evacuate and three flights were held. two hours later the cars were cleared though it's not clear if they found the driver. the father of the man accuse of planting bombs says his son became bad after a trip to afghanistan and pakistan back in 2013. investigators have not been able to question ahmad rahami. he is unconscious and inks bathed. this morning -- incubated. this morning he says he informed the fbi his son what personality change after going to the middle east. his wife is back in the united states and she is cooperating with investigators. back here at home transit police could wear body cameras. the herald reports top brass want officers to wear them. they want to equip every train with surveillance cameras.

gave rollout date but said he would sit down with the union and sergeants and patrolman's association. attorney general healy facing a lawsuit the globe reports local gun shops and firearms industry says the crackdown on copycat assault weapons is unconstitutional and say the stance is vague and they didn't get due process. the office respond saying the sale of copycat assault weapons is illegal since 1998. and they are just upholding the law. for any possible major league baseball playoff game at fenway park. you can buy tickets for any american league wild card and division series games that might be played in boston. they are only for sale online. and tickets range right now from 50 to $195. surviving the drought. coming up, the measures one town is taking to help residents whose private wells are drying up. also, drone delivery in

and a boston man takes on the english channel today. the local cause that he is swimming for. stay with us. i just want what's best for my kids. when i hear arguments that massachusetts needs more charter schools,

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welcome back. ups testing drone delivery off the coast of massachusetts. this video shot yesterday shows ups doing a test run. delivery of an incidental hailer from beverly to child's camp on children's island. the island is 3 miles off the coast and is not accessible by car. no word when the type of delivery service could become a reality. extreme drought conditions causing private womens to dry up in southern -- wells to dry up in southern new hampshire and one town is getting it together the elation hair salon is offering free hair washes and the fire department is allowing people to fill up at

ymca are offering showers to the public. roxanne moore's well dried up and relies on family and friends. >> i have friends that come give me water and someone else does my laundry and i go to people's houses to bathe. and i mean, you got make it work. >> a ban on outdoor burning is in place until further notice. today a boston man will take on one of the biggest challenges for 49-year-old mark scriebner is a triathlete and says it has always been on his bucket list and is combining it with his mission to rain 100,000 for dana-farber he has been training off the waters off maine without a wet suit for 10 hours at a time. >> some training. >> no kidding. we know the waters off maine are frigid. >> for sure. >> what are you looking at?

up. because we have had warm so long, it's going to be quite cool for a while. >> shock. >> it'sing about to be -- it's going to be shocking. reality will hit this weekend as we have fall weather coming in but a lot of people have been look forward to that. this afternoon we are looking at overcast skies in boston. no rain is falling and just an outside shot it could be a isolated sprinkle this afternoon but that is about it. checking out september and we will go into the record books with another above average day today with a red square here. we week. and it's a warm wean and the --warm temperatures and the mean temperature is 76. we have extreme drought and it's bad in many communities hopefully we get rain coming up but there's not too much in the forecast in terms of drought busting rains for sure. and as we look at the rain probability over the next several days i think there's a high probability of rain here this evening. and then it drops down to 20%

then zero% chance of rain on sunday and monday and bounces back and surges back to 08% chance here -- 08% chance -- 80% chance here on tuesday. 75 in boston despite the cloud cover. dew points is low at 49a light southerly breeze and for thisafternoon cloudy and sun may try to breakthrough as we get deeper into the afternoon remote risk of a shower. and this evening there's going to be showers breaking out across the area. these are right across into central new hampshire and lakes region and central maine that will head south through the afternoon. it's slowing down a little bit. waiting for a disturbance coming in from the upper -- from the west northwest. so we see the difference in the temperatures. 50s here and 80s to the south. so obviously there's a front somewhere that's going to be coming southward. dew points for the most part on the low side not spiking up too

going to be that humid. but it look like we are watching the front come down. about 3 it may be down in extreme northern massachusetts and starting to head southward. not showers ahead of the front. it's going to be post frontal showers this time around as this disturbance comes in. most of the showers happening this evening and watch the showers as they come into massachusetts. looks like we may have pretty good downpours in here as the temperatures continue to fall this evening. the showers will start moving out in the early morning hours but we are left cover remaining tomorrow morning. we are mainly cloudy with a cool north and northeast breeze. it turns partly sunny during the afternoon and we will have temperatures falling into the 40s tomorrow night. and we start back up to the 50s. we won't get above 60 until sunday afternoon. so here comes the front. an it's going to be moving off and one other thing we have tropical storm karl just about ready to become a hurricane as it makes a close pass to

first thing tomorrow morning as it goes to the east of the island with strong gusty perhaps damaging winds to 75 miles per hour so perhaps for us we get cloudy start tomorrow turning partly cloudy and cool and chilly start on sunday up to 64 and 68 on monday and we get the rain on tuesday morning. so something we haven't seen in a long time chris is a string of cool days all strung out together. >> it's appropriate for fall right. >> it's fall. >> thanks very much. solving problems with tin p knife not barry burbank. 24 years after the show went off the air it's back. rebooted version debuts tonight as the title carkel and george eades so what makes this so different from the original? >> the one thing i can tell you sigh don't have a mullet. is i don't have a did you -- youis i don't have a mullet so

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welcome back this noon the fbi is gathering information about brad pitt amid claims abused one of his children. bureau has not decided to open a formal investigation but people magazine reports an incident took place on september 14th on the private plane belonging to pitt and angelina jolie. lapd confirms pitt did speak with investigators. if you have a yahoo count you want to change the password quickly because the company is dealing with a massive security breach and what could be the largest cyber attack ever. hackers reportedly accessed e- mail address phone numbers and birth dates and passwords of at least 500 million users. all users are being told to change the passwords and security questions immediately. not just on yahoo but any

obama may be the victim of a cyber hack. a scan of what appears to be mrs. obama's passport was post online and information about vice president joe biden's travel plans. the white house won't confirm whether the information is authentic only that they are taking the investigation seriously. this weekend, you may need dancing on the streets around boston. the music coming to city sidewalk. details coming up next. hey barry. >> hi chris. good afternoon everybody. h watchers to check with this afternoon. a lot reporting overcast for much of the morning. let's check out a few reports right now. we can see that in some areas to the north temperatures mostly in the 70s -- 60s. the wbz weather watchers let's see what's happening we have 68 degrees right now. out here in shrewsbury and kathy says mostly cloudy to part loy includedy 68. -- partly cloudy 68. it's going to be mostly cloudy this afternoon but there's rain

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coming up today at 5, harnessing the power of mother nature. the nation's very first offshore wind farm about to start generating power and it's off the new england coast a closer look at it coming up today it 5. starting today, the sweetsound of the piano will take over street corns in and around boston a few years ago when the decorated peeanso popped up -- pianos popped up with the invitation to play me i am yours. the pianos are back 60 this time all over the city and in cambridge. th october 10th. might want to get a little tickle of the i'veies early because showers are coming in. >> should be rain this evening. isolated shower this afternoon. there will be rain coming up tonight and we have the phantom gourmet food fest at fenway tomorrow afternoon. it's mainly cloudy tomorrow morning with some partial sunshine in the afternoon. so, we will see how cool it's going to be the next few days chris. >> i have a feeling there will be pumpkin spice lattes ordered this weekend. next newscast is at 5. we will

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