good morning, everybody. thanks for being with us on this saturday, september 24th, all right. good morning. >> good morning. and welcome back. >> good to see you again. >> you've been off for a month. >> it does but no, just one little weekend. >> going to one work -- going to work one weekend a month. nice to have you back. >> thank you. good to see you. >> were you out swimming and surfing. >> just kind of relaxing and enjoying the beautiful weather. it feels like fall today. >> it has really changed. the temperatures have gone down. >> let's go to the a's. >> right off the bat here.

berkshires where it's mostly cleaned up. subsequently, the temperature has fallen with a light wind and clear sky. it's down to 43 there this morning. let's go straight east and come up to andover at the senior high school north of boston where it's overcast and 53. and down to the south coast and ford middle school, it's 56 degrees and cloudy there. we have the breeze coming in from the north, northeast. there's not much of a strong wind out there. you can seetl we have 40s in vermont and western massachusetts where it's cleared up. it's going to take a while to break up the cloud cover after last night's rainfall. we need a ton more rain. don't see too much of that happening. but here is the cloud bank coming right down here in southern portions of new hampshire to the north it's clear. so it will take a while but it is going to get better. so calling for a cloudy part of the morning, then turning partly sunny in the afternoon will

chilly in the morning. a bright day overall and just a few afternoon clouds. 64 for a high. more weather in a few minutes. >> all right. thank you. we do begin with breaking news there morning. four people are dead, at least one more badly hurt and a manhunt is now underway for the person who opened fire at a mall in washington state. this is a photo of the suspect taken by mall surveillance cameras and released by washington state patrol. they say he is wearing a rk rifle and last seen walking towards the highway. law enforcement believe he acted alone. around 7:00 this time the man started shooting. witnesses say the shots seem to be concentrated near the macy's store. the mall was evacuated about an hour and a half later. the fbi seattle office has also been assisting in the investigation. they say there is no reason to think there would be other coordinated attacks. this has been an active scene

indoors until the shooter is arrested. >> this is a pretty rural part of washington. so there's a lot of places to run to. it's a big commercial area to the east of us so there's -- there's spots for him to go. >> at some point today, police will begin allowing mall employees and customers back on the property to collect their cars but not until crime scene teams are finished with their work. again, four people are dead, we'rol in a shooting in a mall in washington state. of course, wbz will continue to follow this breaking story throughout the morning. we'll bring you any updates as soon as they become available. and now to a developing story. demonstrators have ignored a curfew for a second straight night in charlotte, north carolina. staying out we will into the morning to protest the shooting death of keith lamont scott. as was the case last night, police let them stay as long as

half hour, a closer look at the video of keith scott's final moments and why some say it will not end the controversy over his death. mbta police could be wearing body cameras soon. the superintendent plans to sit down with the various police unions to discuss the camera program. he also wants surveillance cameras on every train in the mbta system. so far no rollout date has been set. and now to a wbz exclusive, overdose in front of her 2-year-old daughter now says she believes video of the incident may save her life. katie brace spoke to that mom in an interview. >> reporter: a mom passed out from a drugover dose as her -- drug overdose. that woman on the floor, mandy mcgowen doesn't want to show her face knowing people will judge. >> it shouldn't happen, period.

i shouldn't have been where i was, i shouldn't have been who i was with. >> reporter: mandy says over the past year she has struggled with a serious drug problem. she says she had just snorted fentanyl when she got a call to pick up her daughter. >> if i knew i was going to be like that, i sanity had any daughter. that's not what i wanted my daughter to see, holding my hand and crying her eyes out. >> reporter: her story familiar in heroin has impacted everyone here. >> that's what -- that's not discussed enough is the families left behind, the children, the little grand so a beautiful little boy. >> reporter: mandy worries about her three kids. she reached out to these women who work in the community with addicts. thursday they got her into a treatment program. >> she is in the battle of her life. >> reporter: she's pictured here with emily in her hospital bed. but without insurance, she had to leave. right now there are no treatment beds available to her.

others and the determination not to be the woman in this video. the 2 year old is in dcf custody. late last night, mandy got a bed in a treatment center. >> and new this morning, the state has confirmed two new cases of west nile virus. one of the patients was a norfolk county resident in her 40s. the other an elderly man from middlesex county. he's out of the hospital. the younger woman did n to be hospitalized. there have been five confirmed cases of west nile virus this year. well, it may be a third down for the patriots back-up qb, gentleman coky brissett is injured but the team seems ready for anything right now. let's get to dan roche. >> this time, that next man is anyone's guess. yes, tom brady has one more game to go on his suspension. jimmy garoppolo has a hurt

injured right thumb. brissett was very efficient in the game the other night with no turnovers. this beautiful touchdown run of the second quarter in which he went 27 yards into the end zone. but sometime in the third quarter we believe he injured his thumb. you can see the trainers looking at it here. the hope is he won't need surgery and that he's available for the next game. >> you know, we -- what makes us good is our will to come to work every day and prepare our butts off and try to -- try to be you know, regardless of what the job is. >> well, eight days, that's how much time the pats have to figure out who will start against the bills on october 2nd. it would be garoppolo. could be brissett. he could be fine. but we definitely know that at least for one more week it won't be tom brady. i'm dan roche. wbz sports. if bill belichick is concerned, we'll never know. he wasn't giving anything away at a fund-raiser last

players talked to wbz' nick giovanni. >> reporter: it would seem murphy's law currently applies to the patriots quarterback room. >> what do you do at this point? -- it's not comical but you have to laugh, right? >> reporter: former patriots like matt lyght tried to make their best to make light the conundrum bill belichick seems to be facing. >> wore going to probably hold some tryouts know, what i mean. grab some guys off the street here. >> [ inaudible ]. >> reporter: free agent qbs of all ages were dusting off their risumis. the patriots were dealt another potential set back. an injury in brissett's right thumb reportedly suffered during his prime time debut. there have been conflicting reports over the severity of

foundation tonight. >> reporter: celtics head coach brad stevens was also there to support the foundation friday. count him marvelling over the way the patriots resilience. >> we're going to use this with all of our young players, too, you never know when your number is going to be called and here's a great example of there are no excuses when it is called. >> reporter: tip of the cap from one head coach to another for facing murphy's law yet and somehow defying it up to this point. a message that certainly transextends sports. it is 5:09 right now. new hampshire should brace for some unwanted visitors this weekend. stink bugs will begin massing on building. they spend the warm summer months outdoors but can't handle

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. a very special moment during a field hockey game for a young player whose challenges will not keep her on the sidelines. and she pulled off that goal in fr this morning wbz' jim smith how her tewksbury high teammates are making her dreams come true. >> reporter: the story plays out on athletic field but it's about so much more than sports. rae sutherland living her dream, playing field hockey despite dealing with cerebral palsy. her mom says teammates have embraced her. >> it's heartwarming that they

they make her feel until. they make her feel like she's won. you know, she's unique but yet a part of something. >> good job, rae. [ applause ]. >> reporter: playing this game is a joy for rae, but it's also a gift for her teammates and coaches. >> she's come to all of our games since she was really little. and i think it's great for our girls because one thing that i explain to them all the time is you know, rae is their friend. they don't see her as different. >> how much do hockey, do you like it? >> yeah. >> yeah? does it mean a lot to you? >> yeah. >> reporter: but this day became even more special when her big sisser visited bringing her own field hockey teammates along. they arrived just in time to see rae score a goal. >> it means so much to me that they accept her the way she is and, like, i can't thank anybody

it's overwhelming. i love her so much so i was happy to be here. >> good for her. certainly a lost emotion on the field friday afternoon as a school and community rally around one of their own. in tewksbury, jim smith, wbz this morning. all right. it is 5:15. what a wonderful story. i love that bury burbank. and barry is here to tell us what's going on this weekend. temperatures, bare rest. >> she had a big heavy winter coat on and the hats and gloves and she had snow boots on. i didn't have snow 90 forecast yesterday. it will come soon enough. we're still talking about the drought, obviously. we did get some nice rain last night, it was so nice to hear that rain falling outside. and it's over with now but we still are left with this extreme drought. so we're looking for a lot of rain and the question is when

well, the rain probability over the next several days, there's just a 20% chance this morning of some -- it could be a little spotty mist or sprinkle or two around. and 0% chance. rain tomorrow. 0% chance of rain tomorrow. a 20% chance of rain on wednesday. so that's what we're looking at. certainly going to be drying out this weekend and cooling off, definitely a change in the air mass. that is f yesterday afternoon. these are the current temperatures which are in the 50s. and even 40s in western and northern new england. we have 40s here. we even have a few 30s in south central canada. then we go to the 60s off to the southwest here as you can see. so it is on the warm side off to the south. we've got dew points which have dropped right off. and we've got dry air for the next several days. that's for sure. and we've got 60s off to the south from the mid-atlantic states southward. so let's trek out the day and

day. around 8:00, we'll see breaks in the clouds. i'm not sure if it's going to be that cleared out as much as the model is indicating here. but in any event, it will be clear in parts of the region. but there's going 2:a lot of leftover cloud cover. even if it does break out for a while, more and more clouds will tend to fortunately. there's some moisture left over here that we have to get rid of today. so we'll call it changeable amount of clouds and sunshine. we'll have a mix of clouds and sun the rest of the day. then tonight will clear out cleat e. completely. the temperatures will start falling in the early morning hours. we have 52 in boston. 40s in most all the suburbs. but daybreak we seen have a few 30s out here where there is a frost advisory. but nothing around here. there will be a nippy breeze long the coast tonight. then tomorrow the temperatures go up. even at mid-day we're still in the mid-and upper 50s. we will top out in the afternoon around 3:00, 2:30, 3:00 in the

temperatures. so tomorrow will be a day which will be below average and that is unusual. we haven't had too much of those. the wind is going to be brisk tomorrow out of the northwest. and there will be a few patches of puffy clouds going by in the afternoon as well. all thanks to some high pressure in canada and the cool air on the east side of the high is draining right down in the northeast. so there is a disturbance up here in canada, may send a few clouds down tomorrow afternoon. but the clouds of last night, the rain of last night's offshore and here we tropical storm karl out here with top winds at 65 miles per hour. i'll have more to say about karl in the next half hour. some local events well we have the phantom gourmet today from noon to 4:00. it will be 66 to 68 with a mix of clouds and sunshine there this afternoon. and also tomorrow we've got the walk to end alzheimer's in cambridge starting 10:30. it's going to be about 58 degrees. a little cool tomorrow morning with just mostly sunny and a few

the areas of the northern mountains. and it looks like the color will be coming on quicker now in the next few days as we get deeper into september here. so here's the forecast for the mountains and the lakes for this weekend. it's going to be chilly up there. you'll see quite a bit of sunshine but turning partly cloudy there. only around 55 to the lakes and mountains for average high. up to about 66 to 68 for highs this afternoon aft 82 in boston. clouds giving way to some breaks and splashes and installments of sun sunshine. then tomorrow it's sunny much of the day. a phi afternoon clouds. monday is sunny, a very cold start. 30s and 40s and warming up to 68. then we have the rain late monday night, first thing tuesday morning. then it looks like rather cloudy weather. i'm not certain about next -- end of next week and over next weekend. one model is usually reliable is giving us lots of rain but

that forecast, although as much as we need the rain. >> yeah. >> -- maybe it's a good thing. >> do we want it to flip or flop? >> i haven't decided. but we do need the rain this model is going for a decent amount of rain the end of next week. >> oh boy, 58. that scares me. all right. thank you so much. well it was one of those ideas that sounded great on paper. but coming up, why target now admits kids-sized shopping carts

. welcome back. it is 5:23. target is getting rid of its mini shopping carts after just one month. they put the carts at 72 different stores hoping they would entertain the young shoppers who come along with their parents. but kids went wild filling carts up with merchandise or slamming into other shoppers. one blogger called them vehicles of mass destruction. it was a good idea. well it's a promise one school principal was happy to fulfill, the loss that had them peculiarering up. >> is it your birthday? let's see who you share it with. it's a birth at a of mean joe green, the former steeler is 70

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. well, a school principal makes good on his promise to kiss a pig. i guess you have first. the principal of lane school in bedford made the promise if the students met their summer reading goal. and he did it. not once, but twice. the second time with lipstick on. i bet they loved that. it is 5:27 now. ahead in our next half hour, an update on this morning's big breaking stories. four people killed in a shooting in a mall. and this morning, police are still looking for the gunman.

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. good morning, everybody. thanks for being with us. 5:30. you made it to the weekend. are you awake and alive. >> i am awake and alive. >> are you ready to do this? >> i'm ready. >> all right. >> all set. >> me too.

we started the a's. let's go right to the other end. almost to the other end, anyway. see what's happening in weymouth. 57. so good morning, everybody. let's see what's happening at these two high schools. 55 at the king philip regional high school. down there it's 53 degrees. we're starting out with lots of clouds in many areas. it's clearing out in western mass. there's a trend coming down from northern new england as wel breaking up somewhat to allow the sun to peek on through here. it's definitely on the cool side. it's actually cleared out a little bit around portsmouth, new hampshire. you can see the clearing line, which is coming southward like this, but even though it looks like it clears up this morning, it looks like other clouds may tend to reform during the day. so i can't say that it's going to be nice and sunny all day long. but there goes the rain the last night. so we'll call it, as far as the

are around this morning. sunniest weather is this afternoon. only 68 today. so the air mass has changed. tomorrow it's going to be a chilly one, especially in the morning. the afternoon high only 64. there will be a cold wind tomorrow as well. so probably put a jacket on tomorrow. >> all right. benny. thank you. all right. it is 5:32 now. we're following breaking news out of washington state this morning. ur during a shooting at a mall north of seattle. and now a manhunt is underway for the man who opened fire. police have released this video of the suspect that was taken by surveillance cameras. it shoot -- the shooting began around 7:00 p.m. the shots seemed to be concentrated near the macy's store. >> i heard about one, and then two, and then that's when i turned around and then that's

4, 5, sim. so it -- it wasn't all at once. it was more like a shot and then two seconds later another shot, you know, so.... >> the mall was evacuated about an hour and a half later. the fbi is now assisting and they say there is no reason to think there would be other coordinated attacks. checking our other top stories this morning. new england patriots have another injured quarterback. jacoby brissett who led the pats to a win on thursday injured his it's unclear whether the rookie will need surgery. the next game is in eight days against the buffalo bills. it's possible that jimmy garoppolo who hurt his shoulder could be ready to play in that game. and the fourth night of protests in charlotte, north carolina ended early this morning with a mid-night curfew in place. charlotte police say protesters were disturbing peacefully and without intent. the protests followed a fatal

stems from the shooting death of keith scott. protesters want to see police body cam are footage. we are seeing new video from his wife's cell phone. it doesn't show the actual shooting, but does record the moments before. >> reporter: peaceful protesters marched friday evening in charlotte hours after new video of keith lamont scott's final moments became public. >> don't shoot him. don't shoot him. he has no police to not shoot her husband as she recorded parts of his fatal police shooting on her cell phone. she yelled to officers that keith scott had a traumatic brain injury and posed no threat. >> drop the gun. drop the gun. >> he doesn't have a gun. he has a tbi. >> reporter: police are heard shouting 11 times at scott to drop a weapon which cannot be seen from the phone's video. >> keith, keith.

show the actual shooting. that captured scott lying on the ground afterwards. attorneys released the footage friday after three nights of violent protests. the scott family and protesters have been calling on police to release their video of the shooting that so far investigators have refused to make public. >> if i were to put it out intrim nantly and it doesn't give you good context, it can inflame the situation. >> reporter: scott's mother had th >> y'all can have a peaceful war or anything else that y'all want to do, but rioting is not helping the situation. it's making it worse. >> reporter: police agree and prepared for a fourth night of tense protests. it was relatively calm last night in charlotte. in the meantime, the officer who shot scott has not been charged but an investigation continues.

well shootings like the one in charlotte have some fearing any interactions with police at all. but there is a right and wrong way to handle it. later in the broadcast, what police say you should and shouldn't do. the janitor who's clean thousands of office buildings in and around boston will decide today whether to authorize a strike. the current contract for more than 13,000 workers ends on september 30th. and so far the union's representing the cleaners have not reached an agreement on they say the country and the economy have improved dramatically since their last contract four years ago. they're pushing for wage increases and more full-time work. well, the father of the bombing suspect says his son became, quote, bad after a triple to middle east. rahami remains unconscious. his father says his son's personality changed tra matically after returning from pakistan and after began stan.

change, he called the fbi. rahami's wife is back in the u.s. and is cooperating with the investigation. to campaign 2016 now. well the candidates prep for monday's debate they'll be getting support from surrogates, massachusetts senator elizabeth warren will be in new hampshire today campaigning for hillary clinton and for new hampshire's governor mage has season who is running for senate. events are planned in nashua and manchester. well, former presidential candidate ted cruz is doing an about-face on donald trump in a post cruz says he will vote for trump in november. you'll remember cruz shook up the rnc over the summer when he urged republican to vote their conscience which some interpreted as a knock against the nominee. it is debate prep time for donald trump and hillary clinton this weekend. you can watch the first of three presidential debates here on wbz, live at nine peninsula on

verizon customers have you noticed something missing? well there are reports the wireless -- many customers say the text message warnings they're used to getting when they use 75% of their data aren't coming up anymore. verizon says you have to opt-in when you want an alert. well a new park is opening in medford, tomorrow, it's a tribute to the victims and survivors of the marathon bombings. there's meaning in every beautiful detail. from marathon milestone plaques that lead into the green space to the central fountain encompassed with the names of the four victims. krystles favorite flowers was sun flowers. >> it tells the story in itself. it's just basically covers everything. he did a fantastic job. >> i think it's going -- going to make a lot of people very

that's what it should be. >> patty and bill campbell say they are very grave to everyone who contributed to the park. the peace garden dedication is sunday afternoon at 2:00. it is open to the public. this weekend, city hall plaza will look like a german beer garden. the copenhagen beer celebration will take over the celebra music as well. tickets are still available. well, this is a good time to be a sports fan. the patriots prove the deflategate punishment wouldn't stop them. the and red sox continue their streak as the regular season winds down. we've got sports coming up next. but barry, you first. >> hot teams out there. well, we've got a tropical storm out there this morning, it's

swiping bermuda this morning. it has winds of 25 and they have thunderstorm and wind going on right now. and sustained winds of 65 miles an hour. that storm moving to the northeast at 17 miles an hour. it will move away as the morning goes along. we'll have more to say about karl in a few minutes along with the accuweather forecast. first that leads us to the trivia this hour. which is not part of a hurricane? the eye wall, the moat, the spiral bands or the flanking line? wh hurricane? we'll have the answer to that and my accuweather forecast.

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. well good morning. it's the time of year when we start talking about magic numbers. coming into last night's games, the red sox has it down to five to clinch the division. that means any combination of five, red s losses and the red sox are al east champions. when david ortiz hits a home run, you have to wonder is the final time and final home run of his career. 37th of the season, two-run shot giving him 125 r.b.i. shoeless joe jackson for the most ever. it's 2-1 socks. rays with runners on the corner. the sox looking for the double play. and they get it.

for the save. can tying run on third, he gets cue cue tow to swing and end it. betts and the sox dance off with the magic number goes down to four. even doing the charleston right there. the magic number is four after a 2-1 sox win over tampa. we told you earlier -- earlier in the newscast about brissett's thumb. but the news after thursday night's game was all good. yes, a very happy and victorious locker room that we inside exclusively thanks to our friends at craft sports production and patriots all-access. >> appreciate. >> sweet. >> sweet. . >> that was great. very proud. .

>> congrats, man. i tell you what, that's everything we wanted to do, you did it 60 minutes, just showed a lot of mental toughness, a lot of discipline to just keep doing it over and over again. we talked about that running game, breaking open in fourth quarter. that was a hell of a run lg. great job defense. can't do any better than that. no points. big plays in the kicking game. all right. we got another one. >> where is jerry? >> right here. >> great job. great job. [ applause ]. >> that's a great job. a lot of names i haven't called outment but we'll just say d, great job. let's keep running, fell las. but how to we feel starting 3-0? [ chanting ] >> yeah, they are 3-0.

saying good-bye. kevin gar nest after 21 seasons in the nba including six here in boston has decided to retire. he lead the celtics back in 2008, a magical season for both him and the celtics. by the way, kg joins tim duncan and kobe bryant in retirement. pretty impressive. speaking of impressive, rick porcello trying toet on the mound tonight as he goes for win number 22. i love seeing the patriots in locker room behind the scenes, isn't that fun? >> it really is good. >> it would imagine if people saw us behind the scenes. >> i don't know if that would be fun or not. the boston sports teams, that patriots winning --. >> awesome. >> the red sox are so red hot. >> we're hot right now. >> we are hot. >> got to love it, when you're

temperatures. >> far from it. >> we added another red square yesterday, we had a lot of red squares this week. that is for sure. the entire week filled with red squares. september's mean temperature now close to four degrees above average. that's pretty warm. looks like we're going to be adding a couple of blue squares soon as we get into some cooler weather which starts today. yesterday' high, boston was 82. upper 70s northwest. 82 to 85, near and south of the mass pike yesterday as pretty warm in the afternoon. that's been replaced by the 50s now and even 40s in northern new england. we have 40s in ports moth. skies have cleared out there and some clearing trend is moving southward. we have 44 in laconia. we still have the clouds still ruling here in most of southern new england, 50s to upper 50s down over the cape. it was nice to have the rain yesterday. we'll take every drop we can get but certainly not a

and 69, i think, across most of the region. the rest of the region now, rest of the country is going really hot. the hot weather continues from st. louis, nashville, little rock and points southwest ward. some record lies likely in here. low and middle 90s as that hot weather continues. but we have this high coming out of canada which is cooling us off now. we'll have some cool days ahead. there is the storm out in the atlantic. of course that is tropical storm karl. evening. karl is about 50 miles center of the -- karl is about 50 miles southeast of the bermuda. it's moving 17 to 20 miles an hour. it's starting to take off. it may become a minimal hurricane in the next 24 hours. so let's go and talk about phantom 54 may food fest. 78. mix of clouds and sunshine this afternoon from 12 to 4:00. it will be about 64 tomorrow with sunny skies, mostly just

the afternoon. and then looking ahead to wednesday -- tuesday we'll start off with rain in the morning, some of that could be briefly heavy with thunder and then we -- it's going to be slow to clear out especially boston south on tuesday afternoon. i'm not sure exactly what is going to happen. i'm just not clear on what's going to be happening the second half upcoming week. it's it looks like it was bog fob -- going to be beautiful next weekend. then a model is talkingbo closed-off system. we need the rain. so thursday, friday, saturday and sunday this upcoming week, not sure just yet. we'll have more on that tomorrow morning. so go to the trivia for this hour. which one is not part of a hurricane? the eye wall, the moat, spiral bands, flanking line, which is not part of a hurricane? >> the drum roll is scary. it's very intimidating. >> i thought that was your stomach. >> no i just ate. let's go with moat, b. >> and the answer is. >> oh, rats.

thunderstorm. a moat is between the eye wall and outer rain band. so it's between the eye wall and outer rain band. >> that's a good one. the moat the flanking line. >> flanking line. >> we learn so much from you barry burbank. >> thank you. a close call between a sail boat and airplane. a man who went out for a sail on wednesday, he was recording it just the right moment when a plane came a couple hundred feet from boat. a low-flying plane can skyrocket winds enough to overturn his boat. well up next this morning, if you ever find yourself in a situation like this, police have some tips on what you should and

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. two deadly police shootings dominating the headlights, and now one local out and trying to diffuse a dangerous situation before it starts. the milford police chief has recorded a video showing exactly what you should do if you are stopped by police. the chief tells it all comes down to communication. and as christina hager shows us, people in the community think it's a great idea. >> there's a stop sign back there. okay. >> reporter: it's meant to be a proactive how-to. how to react when approached by

about officer-involved shootings dominate the news. of all the community taking it on, the relatively small, quiet town of milford. >> no one wants blue lights in the rearview mirror. no one wants to receive a ticket. i get that. but the other side is communicate. >> reporter: chief thomas. >> or misunderstanding. >> reporter: created and must beically posted this video because he believes much of the tension is based simple miscommunication. a lot of people instinctively reach for the registration or wallet, trying to be helpful. but police say, this is actually one of the worst things you can do. >> how do i know you're taking a wallet or weapon. >> remain in your vehicle while the officer approaches. >> the police are on edge and the citizens are on edge. >> the dynamics is a factor depending on where you are. >> what do you do when you pulled over. >> i obey the law and ask them

as well. i have i have dealt with policeman that went above and beyond even if i followed protocol. >> would you give any different advice to an african-american person? >> no, no, see the video is not gear tow people based upon their gender or race or ethnicity. the only way you're going to deal with those types of barriers is by communicating. >> reporter: communication that he believes could even prevent tragedy. in milford, christina hager, wbz

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