. good morning, everybody. it is 6:00. and it is saturday. we made it to the weekend. we're certainly glad you're with us. and be prepared it's a little chilly out there. >> definitely a change in the air mass. nice to have you back. >> it's good to be back. >> missed you last week. >> thank you. >> we're back in action. >> we're back in action with the nippy stuff already. kerry is wearing a big heavy winter coat. >> ear must haves enter let's go to the -- earmuffs. >> let's go the b now. the try ton regional middle school, 48 this morning. it's coming down the new hampshire coast. it's overcast. berlin at the memorial school

cloudy weather here in southern new england. it's cleared out the berkshires and broken clouds in southern new hampshire. it's scattered clouds in portsmouth. it looks like it's cleared up to boston. we have a lot of lower clouds in place. so a lot of the clouds happening this morning. it's still kind of on the damp side, especially south of boston. we'll have the sunny evident weather this afternoon so we will go through a breaking for sunshine. afternoon high 68. a little cool breeze. tomorrow there will be a gusty breeze. bright and crisp tomorrow morning. i'll have more coming up. we do begin with breaking news this morning. four people are dead, at least one more badly hurt. a manhunt is now underway for the person who opened fire at a mall in washington state. is this a photo of the suspect taken by mall surveillance

washington state patrol. they say he's wearing a dark-colored shirt armed with a rifle and last seen walking towards the highway. law enforcement believes he acted alone. around 7:00 last night, their time, the man just 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 beth this has been an active scene all night long, residents are being told to stay indoors until the shooter is arrested. >> this is a pretty rural part of washington. so there's a lot of places to run to. there's a lot of houses. 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 to the property to collect their cars, but not until the crime scene teams are finished. again, four people are dead.

in a shooting in a mall in washington state. wbz will of course continue to follow this breaking story through the morning. and now to a developing story, demonstrators have ignored a curfew for a second straight night in charlotte, north carolina. staying out well 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 the d out of hand. coming up in our next 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. the mbta police could be wearing body cameras pretty 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

a mother who almost died of an overdose right in front of her little 2-year-old daughter now says she believes video of the incident may save her life. wbz katy brace spoke to that mom in an interview you'll only see here. >> reporter: a mom passed out as her 2-year-old daughter shuffled around her. the store employee took this video in the toy aisle of the lawrence family dollar. that woman on the floor doesn't want to show her face knowing >> it shouldn't happen, period. it shouldn't have happened. i shouldn't have taken anything, i shouldn't have been where i was or who i was with. >> reporter: mandy says over the past year, she has struggled with i aserious drug problem. she says she had just senioritied he want nil when she got a call to pick up her car. >> if i -- pick up her daughter. >> i knew i was going to be like that, i wouldn't have been like that. that's not what i want my daughter to see.

unfamiliar with this memorial. deed breweder lost his son three months ago. >> that's what -- that's not did you say discussed enough is the families left behind. >> reporter: mandy worries about her three kids. she reached out to these women, emily and lisa 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 picked here, but without insurance, she had to leave. right now there beds available to her at the moment, mandy relies on the kindness of others and the determination to not be the woman in this video. the 2 year old is in dcf custody. late last night mandy to the a bed in a detox center. new this morning, the state has confirmed two new cases of west nile virus in massachusetts. the department of health says one of the patients was a norfolk county resident in her

the younger woman did not need to be hospitalized. there had been five confirmed cases of west nile virus this year. well, it may be a third down for the patriots back-up back-up quarterback, brissett is injured. buff the team seems ready for pretty much anything right now. let's get right to dan roche is sports. >> next man up, you've heard that mantra countless times with the patriots. and this time, that next man is anyone's guess. yes, tom brady has one more game to go on his jimmy garoppolo has a hurt shoulder and now jacoby brissett an injured right thumb. he was very efficient in the game the other night with no turnovers and this beautiful touchdown in which he went 27 yards. 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

off and try to -- try to be the best we can, you -- you know, regardless of what the job is. >> well, ate days, that's how much time the pats have to figure out just who will start at quarterback against the bills on october 2nd. it could be garoppolo. he could be healthy. it could be brissett, he could be fine. but we definitely know that at least for one more week, it won't be tom brady. time tom roche. if bill belichick is concerned, we'll never know. he wasn't giving anything away but a couple former players talked to wbz's nick giovanni. >> reporter: it would seem murphy's law currently applies to the patriots quarterback room. >> i mean what do you do at this point? it's not comical, but it's -- 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 to support the

tryouts after this. you know what i mean? grab some guys off the street out here. free agent qbs of all ages were dusting off their risumis just in case as they were dealt another potential set back. the thumb injured reportedly suffered during his prime time debut. there have been conflicting reports over the severity clarify. >> you know, we're here to work on the foundation tonight. >> reporter: celtics head coach brad stevens was also there to support the foundation. count him among those marvelling. >> it's a great example for us. we're going to use this with all of our young players, too, you never know when your number is going to be called. here's a great example of there are no excuses when it is

one coach to another for facing murphy's law and defying it up to this point. a message that definitely tran extends sports. i crash has some questioning the safety of self-driving cars. coming up what went wrong and why google says human error is to blame. they're unwanted guests that really make their presence known, that's for sure. why southern new hampshire could be ground zero for stink bugs. ? with simply right checking from santander bank, just make one deposit, withdrawal, transfer

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. a self-driving car created by google was involved in an accident yesterday in california, but google says the other driver, a human, is to blame. google oia ran a red light, slamming into the side of the google vehicle. there was a safety driver in the google car, that person and the car itself tried to brake but it all happened too fast. no one was hurt. that's the good news. you can't blame the google car, exactly. >> how do you feel about that driverless cars? >> it makes me really nervous. don't get me wrong, i would love be doing any nails and mascara, but. >> knowing you, yes. >> you know how i would enjoy

do that now. >> you never know who is watching. a lot of police officers awake right now. >> we'll see how that works out. hopefully it's a safe -- >> yeah, hopefully. we'll see it. it might be a little while until we feel comfortable and get there. so same thing goes for the weather, barry. >> yeah. >> it's going to take a while before we get comfort. >> we're so used to the warm weather. >> i know it. >> we can put the 90 degrees days to bed. >> you think? >> pretty i think we're ebbing up with -- ending up with 22 -- it would be highly unlikely that we get anymore the rest of this year. some people saying hooray. some people are saying, oh come obtain give me a few more. 22 days, on the button, way above the average. the average is 13, we had the big year coming off another el ni?o situation coming off 2010. 25 days then. of course three years ago, two

that was a cool summer. well we've had a pretty hot summer, there's no question about that and extremely dry one. we're still dealing with the extreme drought here and the recommend fictions from the dry weather is continuing to mount around the region, even though we had some more rain last night, it was nice to hear that rain falling last evening. and the rain is gone now. we have leftover clouds and the chance of precipitation pretty low today. in just a moment a goose egg. ramps up monday night and tuesday morning it's perhaps pouring again with thunder in scattered spots. 50s right now. let's open the shot. all this cool air is going to be draining right in the northeast. 39 degrees this morning. won't be long before you folks will be seeing some snow. down here, we have 60s to the south but our air is coming right from canada. so we have a cool shot coming in here. the clouds that we have now are going to start to break up during the day.

and even places that it doesn't, become totally clear in some spots this morning, they're going to be filling up with quite a few clouds. so a changeable sky today for sure as we go to the mid to upper 60s for highs. that's it. after yesterday's lower 80s and all the warm days we've had this week, this will be quite a change. overnight tonight, we have temperatures falling off into the low 50s to near 50 in boston by 6:00. we have 40s in all of the suburbs. we have 30s out here wooster county, westward. western wooster county. we have a frost advisory in some out there for potential pockets of frost. the temperature will go up tomorrow. the wind will be stronger tomorrow 12 to 25 miles an hour. so kind of a cold breeze as it gets up around 62 to 64. that's all. so below average temperatures with a few passing afternoon clouds. and as far as going through the period here, here's what we have. we have the clouds breaking up today to give us some sunshine.

so it's going to warm up a little bit today. but not like we have had. cool weather, not too much wind today, it gets really cold tonight as the blue shades indicating. then it starts warming right up during tomorrow. but not all that much. lower 60s and it gets very cold coming up for sunday night into monday morning. in fact, the monday morning lows will be about 46 in boston, 40s on the cape, but 30s in the nearby suburbs and a few mid-30s it could be a few touch it's of frost. i think the frost be expanded by monday morning, because it's going to be pretty clear and pretty cold out there. here is my seven day accurate forecast, 68 days as it becomes partly sunny. 64 lots of sunshine with a few scattered afternoon clouds tomorrow with a gusty cold or wind. cold start on monday morning, then warming up to 66 to 68. some high clouds late in the day. pouring rain tuesday morning for a bit. then it ends, then the end of the week and next weekend is definitely uncertain. i'm not sure how it's all going to pan out right now.

going to build. now it looks like we may get into a weather block and may get rain. that would be good news if we get rain next -- the end of next week. >> so your head is spinning, barry. >> my head is spinning. >> you just don't know. it's flipping and flopping. >> getting dizzy. >> all right. thank you. of course new hampshire should brace for some unwanted visitors this weekend. a unh professor says stink bugs will begin massing on buildings this weekend looking for ways summer months outdoors, but they can't handle the elements once the temperatures drox i get it, stink bugs, makes sense. they aren't dangerous but three don't respond to pesticides. the best way to protect your home from these stinky bugs is to sale up any cracks. well president obama made history as the country's first black president. coming up, how he and first lady will take part in another

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. welcome back. this is a great weekend to to be in our nation's capital. the smithsonian national museum of african-american history and culture opens to the public. the d.c. museum holds the largest collection of african-american art pickets

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. welcome back. 6:26 now. you've obviously heard of the nobel prize. but this morning a british he decided to to go under cover in a herd of swiss goats to better study the animals. he had special limbs made that allow him to walk on all fours and even learn to love eating grass. he says the hardest part was keeping up with the goats who are a lot more nimble. that's fun. i would do that. ahead in our next half hour, we do have an update on our big breaking story today. four people killed in a shooting

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. good morning, everybody. thanks for being barry is always making me laugh. >> like-wise. >> we're glad you're waking up with us. boy is it a chilly one out there. >> what a change. so different, totally different air mass than what we've been used to. >> let's go to the h's. >> haven't done the h's in a while. let's head out to harvard, it's 54 this morning. and let's go south of boston, hanson is the middle school.

middle school, it's 56 -- barn abdominal mid-el school. there are breaks maybe parts of northeastern massachusetts. up along the new hampshire coast, we'll see temperatures in the 40s. that's where it's cleared out. it's still generally on the cloudy side. the rain is gone away. it's a little sort of a damp start. but we should have some dry air coming in to help gobble up some of these clouds. but we'll i today of sunshine where it's cleared out, there will be clouds forming. where it's cloudy, there will be some sunshine developing. sunny this afternoon. but still then some patch in the clouds remaining. 68 that's all for a high. that's down from yesterday's 82 and tomorrow it's even chillier. very cold start, up to 64 with a gustier wind tomorrow. more of my forecast in the next seven days in the next few minutes. >> thank you so much.

washington state. four women have been killed during a shootout at a mall north of seattle. and now a manhunt is underway. for the man who opened fire. police have released this photo of the suspect that was taken by mall surveillance cameras. the shooting began around 7:00 last night on the west coast. witnesses say the shots seemed to be concentrated near the mace kris's store. >> i heard about one, and then two, and then that's when i turned around and then that's when rounds started 4, 5, 6. so it -- it wasn't all at once, it's more like a shot and then to 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. the patriots have another injured qb. jacoby brissett who led the pats to a win on thursday, injured

it's unclear whether whether the he will need surgery. the next game is in eight days against the bills. it is possible that garoppolo who hurt his shoulder against miami could be ready to play in that game. and the fourth night of protests in short, north carolina ended early this morning mopping -- in charlotte north carolina. police say protesters were disbursing peacefully. well, their anger stems from the shooting death of keith body camera 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 weapon. >> ra kia scott pleading with

husband as she recorded parts of his fatal shooting on his cell phone. she yelled to officers that scott had a traumatic brain injury and posted to 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, don't you do it. [ shots ]. >> reporter: it also does not shot the actual shooting.it afterwards. attorneys for the scott family 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. but so far investigators have refused to make public. >> if i were to put it out inzprim nantly and it doesn't give you good context, it can inflame the situation. >> reporter: scott's mother had this message for protesters.

to do, but rioting is not helping the situation. it's making it worse. >> reporter: police agree and prepare 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. in the satellite center, wbz this morning. janitor who's clean today whether to authorize a strike. the current contract for more than 13,000 workers ends september 30th. and so far, the union's representing the cleaners have not reached an agreement on new terms with their employers. 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 new york bombing suspect says his

trip to the middle east. ahmad khan rahami remains unconscious after a shootout with police. rahami's father says his son's personality changed dramatically after returning from pakistan and afghanistan. he says once he noticed that change, he called the fbi. rahami's wife is back in the u.s. and is cooperating with the investigation. is to campaign 2016 now. while the candidates prep for monday's debate they'll be getting support from hampshire today campaigning for hillary clinton and for new hampshire's governor maggie hassen who is running for the senate. events are planned in nashua and manchester. meanwhile, former presidential candidate ted cruz is doing an about-face on trump in a facebook post, cruz now says, he will vote for trump in notch. you'll remember cruz shook up the rnc when he urged fellow republicans to vote their conscience which some

the nominee. and again, it's debate prep time for donald trump and hillary clinton this weekend. you can watch the first of three presidential debates right here on wbz live at 9:00 p.m. on monday night. well britain's prince george has already traveled to australia and new zealand well now his list sister is getting her chance. the duke and duchess are bring the kids along for a week-long visit to can at that. they arrive in vancouver this morning. among the items on t tea party and a tour of a museum in the yukon. well this weekend, city hall plaza will more like a german beer garden than a place to pay parking tickets. the copenhagen beer celebration will tang over the space -- will take over the space. several restaurants are also offering food and there will be music as well. tickets are still available.

coasting into requirement, that's for sure. -- into retirement. they push towards the playoffs. we've got sports coming up next. barry. >> watching some leaves changing color down here in southern new england, of course a lot of that being caused by the drought and the trees being stressed. but the color is changing up in the northern mountains and usually they get into peak fall colors up there by the end of september, or very beginning of october. it may be delayed a little this year, there's some colorful leaves starting to sho this hour. what is the dominant factor that triggers the fall foliage color? is it the reduction of daylight, is it the moisture content, is it the nutrients, or is it the temperature? we'll have the answer in my forecast for the next seven days, i'll see you in just a few

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. well good morning. it's the time of year with when we start talking about plath i can numbers. coming into last night's game in tampa, the red sox has it down to five to clinch the division. now it's getting to the point where when david ortiz hits a home run, you have to wonder is this the final time and final home run of his career.

the season. giving him 124 r.b.i. shoeless joe jackson for the most ever in a final campaign. it's 2-1 sox, rays with runners on the corner. sox looking for the double play and they get it. ninth inning, brad ziegler in for the safe as dim brel gets the night off. it was a tying run on third, he gets him to swing to end it. yeah, good stuff. betts and the sox dance off as the magic number goes down to four, even doing the carlton right there. the jays won but the number is four after a two-run sox win over tampa. we told you about the injury to the thumb. but the news at thursday night's game was all good. yes a very happy and victorious locker room that we take you inside exclusively thanks to our friends at crafts sports production and patriots all-access. >> you all right? >> that was sweet. >> appreciate it.

>> no, that was great. very proud. . >> oh my god. that's how you do it, brother. that's how you do it. >> congrats, man. i'll tell you what, that's everything we wanted to do, you did it in 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 frt great job defense. can't do better than that. no points. big plays in the kicking game. all right. we got another one. where is he? [ cheers ] >> where is jerry? >> right here. >> great job. great job. [ cheers ] >> that's a great job, a lot of

but we'll just say d, great job. let's keep running, fellas. but how do we feel starting out 3-0? [ cheers ] >> yeah, they are 3-0. finally one of the greatest to ever lace up the sneakers is saying good-bye. kevin garnett after 21 seasons in the nba including six here in boston has decided to retire. a magical season for both him by the way, k.g. joins tim dunn can and coby bryant in retirement. pretty impressive stuff. speaking of pretty impressive. rick porcello trying to get that magic number down even further. on the mound tonight. i'm dan roche. >> all right. thank you. well a cooler morning out there. good day to get the pups out.

from 11:00 to 3:00 at the hudson elks. bring your doggies lots of vendors. >> that's going to make me bark. >> don't bark. don't bite either. >> just a little woof. >> i know you like to woof every now and then. so it's chilly out there this morning. it's refreshing. >> it is refreshing. it's a -- it feels a little damp. it's going to be on the cool side for the next few days. so much different than we've been experiencing for a long time. how about the rain last night? it was nice to have that falling. we just had not newspaper -- not much. we'll take all we can. certainly not drought-busting rains for sure. we thank the weather watching for getting reports to us. these are some of the rainfall amounts. only about .10 of an inch from ed in danvers. eric in hoppington had just

where there were local downpours. nashua got over .40. so there were someplaces where it came down hard briefly. and there was a couple of flashes ever lightning even in a couple of spots. but what is over with now, so the chance of precipitation really drops off to a big goose egg here tomorrow and monday. then really ramps up late monday night into tuesday morning. we could get another round of rain. but it's going to be fast-moving systems. they're not slowing down and rain pretty hard first thing tuesday morning. that's pretty much it for a while. these are the temperatures right where it is cleared out. at the airport in sanford this is an accurate thermometer. it's in a low-lying area at the airport, plaid, good radiation of cooling. there's hardly wind. the sky is clear. it's 38 degrees. the 40s come down into southeastern new hampshire where it's scattered clouds and may have moved down into a northeastern county. but this is where it's all clear. a few scattered clouds where it is colder. where it's all in the 50s for the most part it's still an

better. we'll see more and more breaks developing. some areas will see a decent ability of sunshine today. other areas which are clearing out for a while this morning will see more clouds forming. so a changeable sky yielding these highs today for the most part between 66 and 69 and not like we had yesterday which was about 78 to 84. and this is where it is still hot from flashville west and southwest ward. all in the middle to lower 90s today. it's cool out in the west. we're watching that storm karl which is side swiping bermudas aa speak to you right now at hamilton burr mu da, winds -- bermuda. so the storm is going just to the east of bermuda. and it's about 50 miles, the center of it is southeast of bermuda at the present time with 65-mile per hour sustained winds mostly off to the southeast of the storm's center. it will take it mostly way out of the ocean.

way. it may become a minimal hurricane in the next 12 to 24 hours. it's way out in the atlantic so say good-bye to tropical storm karl. in the meantime we'll say hello to some sunshine. again as i mentioned, a changeable sky. we'll see lots of sunshine for tomorrow with a few afternoon clouds and the temperatures will be on the chilly side. take a look at the numbers. 68 today. and then we start out tomorrow morning in the upper 30s to middle 40s in most suburbs, about 50 in downtown boston. 68 again on monday after very chilly start. but much lighter wind. and then a wet tuesday morning. at least for the morning commute and then the afternoon some breaks may show up and lots clouds around on wednesday. just not sure how thursday and friday, i want -- i'm leaning more toward a better solution in terms of -- i say better, i mean better -- better would be getting a will the of rain, of course. so it depends on how you look at it. there are some signs that we'll

friday, saturday and sunday. but, that solution from that model may be an aberration from all the runs that it's been doing. it's been giving us nice weather. i want to believe that we're going to get some rain. that would be nice. so what is the dominant factor that triggers the fall foliage color? we have some starting to show up in the mountains over the next week, it's going to get brighter and even more dynamic up there with time. but what is it? is it the reduction of be the knee tree gents or the temperature? >> b. >> the answer is. >> oh rats. >> they're all factors. every one of those are factors. >> i thought so. >> but the reduction of daylight is the primary or the dominant factor which triggers the fall color change. >> you do that every year. i should know that by now. how long have i known you,

. welcome back. target is getting rid of its mini shopping carts. they put the carts in 72 stores hoping they would entertain the young shoppers who come along with their parents. but kids went wild filling their carts up with merchandise or slamming into other shoppers.

of mass destruction. and norwegian air is having a little fun with the break up of brad pitt and angelina jolie. saying brad is single one way to los angeles 169 pounds. pretty clever. well are you one of those people who yells at the tv when the contest he wants on wheel of foreign just can't seem to -- fortunate just can't seem to solve the puzzle. a chance to

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us on this september morning. i'm along with barry burbank. 7:00 and it's a chilly one out there this morning. big drop in temperatures. >> wait for the next couple of mornings. >> really? >> you think it's chilly out there, you just wait. >> i'm in trouble. >> she will have heavy coat and hat. >> my blanket. >> mittens. snow boots. you'll get those out. my gosh. let's go to the -- >> let's go to the l's. >> weather bug network. let's see what's happening and then lynn field just north of boston, it's 50. and in lake feel, the regional high school it's 55 degrees. so we're looking at 50s this monk and we're looking at -- morning, and we're looking at -- what happened? we're looking at this reading, we're seeing some clearing actually coming down. it's become mostly clear in northeastern massachusetts from lawrence and now down into beverly. so it looks like this clearing means business actually coming in quicker than i had

pushing the clouds away. but it doesn't mean it's going to stay clear once it clears up in some places this morning. doesn't mean it will be clear all day. i think we'll have clouds taking the place. we'll it -- call it a changeable sky. so a changeable amount of clouds and sunshine from place to place. it goes 68 not like the 82 we had in boston yesterday. there will be a breeze but not a strong wind. tomorrow it will be gustier and chilly start in the morning, with the rest of the forecast. >> we look forward to that. thank you. meanwhile, we are following breaking news this morning. a fifth -- a fist. person has died after a person opened fire a mall in washington state. a manhunt is now underway of this man. they say, he is wearing a dark-colored shirt armed with a rifle and last seen walking

acted alone. around 7:00 last night in washington, the man started shooting. witnesses say the shots seemed 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 all night, residents are being told to stay indoors until the shooter is arrested. >> this is a pretty r so there's a lot of places to run to. there's a lot of howevers, it's a big commercial area to the east of us. so there's spots for him to go. >> at some point today, police will begin allowing mall employees and customers back on to the property to collect their cars, but not until crime scene teams are finished. again, five people have been killed in a shooting in a mall in washington state. wbz, of course, will continue to follow this breaking story and

now to a developing story, demonstrators have ignored a curfew for a second straight night in charlotte, north carolina. staying out well 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 the demonstrations did not get out of hand. coming up in our next half hour, a closer look at the video of keith scott's final moments and why some say will not end the controversy over his death. the mbta police according to the boston herald, 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. a mother who almost died of anover dose in front of her 2-year-old daughter now says she believes video of that incident may save her life.

mom on an interview you'll only see here. >> reporter: a mom passed out from a drug overdose as her 2-year-old daughter shuffled around her, a store employee took this video in the toy aisle of the lawrence family dollar. that woman on the floor, mandy mcgowen, doesn't want to show her face knowing people will judge. >> it shouldn't happen, period. it shouldn't have happened. i. shouldn't have taken anything. i shouldn't have been where i was or who i was with. >> reporter: mandy says over the past year, she has struggled with a serious drug problem. she says she had just got a call to pick up her daughter. >> if i knew i was going to be like that, i wouldn't have had my daughter with me. that's not what i want my daughter to see, trying to hold my hand to get me eye and crying. >> reporter: her story unfamiliar with this vigil. >> we're not going to give up. >> reporter: heroin abuse has asked everyone here, dean lost his 29-year-old son three months ago. >> that's what -- that's not discussed enough is the families left behind, the children, a

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 a hospital bed but without insurance, she had to leave. right now, there are no treatment beds available to her. >> and i accept it's being dead. >> reporter: at the moment, she relies on the kindness of others and determination not to be the woman in this video. the 2 year old i in a detox center. and new this morning, the state has confirmed two new cases of west nile virus here in massachusetts. the department of health says 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 not need to be hospitalized. there have been five confirmed cases of west nile virus this year. well, maybe a third

the back-up to tom brady is now injured. but the team seems ready for anything right now. here is dan roche with more. >> next man up. you've heard that mantra countless times with the patriots. that next man is anyone's guess. yes tom brady has one more game to go on his suspension. jimmy garoppolo has a hurt shoulder and now brissett an injured right thumb. brissett was very efficient in the game the other night with no turnovers. he went 2 zone. but sometime in the third quarter we believe he injured his thumb. you can seat 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 willing to come to work every day and prepare our butts off and try to -- try to the be best we can. you know, regardless of what the job is. >> well, ate days, that's how much time the pats have to figure out just who will start

on october 2nd. it could be garoppolo. it could be brissett. but we definitely know that at least for one more week it won't be tom brady. i'm dan roche, wbz sports. >> thank you, dan roche. well a judge has approved a settlement with former sox pitcher over the deal that brought his failed video game company to rhode island. they agreed to the $2.5 million settlement with road island's economic development agency earlier this week. company's insurance. schilling agreed to move 38 studios to rhode island in 2010 in exchange for a state loan guaranty. the company failed less than two years later. the state has now recovered around $45 million. well a close call all caught on camera. the air scare for a boston boater sailing in the harbor. >> but coming up next, why the

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. back back. the future is now. those words could never be more accurate as hub week kicks off tomorrow. it's the second annual festival to celebrate people that make boston a creative place as hub week likes to say, the future is being built right here in greater boston. and joaning me this morning is brendan ryan director of hub week. and linda henry the cofounder and chair of hub week. thank you so much for coming in. >> thanks for having us. >> this is the second year which is very exciting. so we have momentum going. tell us how you came up with the idea. >> the idea of doing a large-scale festival in town is not a new one. what pushed this idea forward was -- was actually some venture capitalists who came and met with us shortly.

talent, for companies for investment, and we need to tell the story of the great work that's being done here and what was impressive is that we started to talk with other organizations, we talked to m.i.t. and harvard, and the hospital, they all said we had the same idea, we've been waiting to do something, and what's different about how this, this is all of us doing together, a collaboration, that correctively we could tell the great work being done here. >> there's a power in shaping the narrative of a region and telling the -- talking about the art, the innovation, the technology, the science that goes on here helps attract more of that -- more of the people specializing in that and more companies. >> so bran den, i'll have you take it from here. so we're showcasing the brain power of boston. tell us more.

you'll learn something new, meet something new, do something new. we're trying to take all the smart work that happens in our city, all the people that do amazing things and connect it with the rest of the community. that's really what all the events are about. we tell people if you see what we're doing if you're on our website or see our videos and it looks intriguing you're wondering is this for me, the answer is yes. we want people to come out and take part and feel like they're a part of all this amazing work that happens every day all around us. >> so those. us that didn't get to enjoy it last year, tell us about the activities that we can expect. because it starts tomorrow so we want to get on this. >> we start tomorrow with this program at mass general hospital. we do the relaxation response with dr. benson himself who is the guru of this and then it just goes from there. we have monday night we have this wonderful event with professor michael sandel. and then we have fun events too. but we have wonderful films

wednesday. we start with a film on david ortiz at fenway park. it's a great event. kids can go free. there's so much excitement around that right now to see that at fenway is great. there's talks, there's deep dives, there's a wonderful family friendly event on saturday, a week from today, that has again showing what can happen with collaboration. microsoft, the museum of science, children's hospit work together to create an event where they're creating these worlds where kids can come in, and using minecraft, design a hospital for the future. for the fun engaging smart event, we also a -- have a google geek street. there's a lot going if you're passionate and interested in curious you can find interesting things to do. >> sounds apaysing. >> there's also beer. >> oh, well, now you just put it over the top, linda.

>> we're in great competition with a local technology company. we took about 12,000 gallons of charles river water, ran it through state of the art technology, purification system, and six local breweries have turned that charles river water into beer. and so for our closing party, you can come and -- come out and have music and beer. >> how do we find out more and what's going on every day? >> if you go to our website hubweek.org you can find all information there. we launched an app. so if you download the hub week app, it's a really good access to our schedule. there are over 100 events. >> linda and brendan, thank you so much for coming in and sharing this with us. it sounds fabulous. >> thank you so much. >> thank you both. barry has a look at the forecast coming up so stay with

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. check out this very close call. yikes between a boater and airplane. a man out for a sail near logan airport was recording at just the right moment when a plane came a couple hundred feet from hitting the mast of the boat. a low-flying plane can generate winds powerful enough to overturn a boat. wow. that's scary, huh? >> i've been out there in the harbor and this is quite a while

boat once with a friend. and i could seriously almost reach out. it felt like i could touch. it was so close. it was really close. >> yeah. you haven't been out there since. >> well, not -- >> not really. >> not a close encounter like that. >> so what are we doing today? we could do boating. it's a nice day it's a little chilly enter we had some decent rainfall yesterday in many locations. take a look at this, kerry. we have a lot of reports in from wer with this graphic here which shows the doppler estimated rainfall, which is in most cases relatively accurate. there seems to be an area near and north of boston where half inch to three quarters of an inch rain fell. half inch to three quarters of an inch. a few other places have half inch as well. but to the south of the boston, not all that much.

we would like to see more rain. there is no more rain today. the probability has dropped considerably and we have pretty much goose eggs tomorrow and monday. we have a chance of getting half inch or so rain coming up. we may get more in some spots. it's going to be a quick-hitting system. here's a look at fenway park. of course no action at fenway park. how about those sox? nine wins in a row. they will be back next friday the seg season with the rays. but we have our camera there on the fenway park. you can see the clearing coming down from the north. it's becoming nice and sunnier in boston. it's 55 degrees at fenway park right now. and in boston, the temperature is 56 with a broken -- with broken clouds. in boston, hour by hour as we go through the next several hours, we'll see it become sunny.

so call it sunny at times, partly cloudy at other times. there's still areas which are still overcast. mount washington though is in the clear. 27 degrees this morning and the advisability at the observatory 130 miles this morning. but down here, we have this lower overcast over much of the southern new england. the cool air is definitely going to be taking over for the rest of this weekend. so as we start to clear out, there's going to be sort of a changeable sky from sunshine through the day. the places which have cleared up will see partly cloudy sky later. the areas overcast will become partly sunny. the temperatures go up to 66 to 68 for highs. watch the temperatures to down -- go down tonight. by 7:00 a.m. it's 50 in the boston. some 30s in the connecticut river valley where there's a frost advisory for tonight. frost advisories may be expanded across parts of the region for

morning. tomorrow we go up to 62 to 64 degrees for the most part. we will see the high pressure really taking over and giving us some fine weather this weekend. here's my seven day accuweather forecast. we go up to 68 today with the sky become partly sunny. plenty of sunshine tomorrow. some scattered afternoon clouds. a gusty wind tomorrow. less wind on monday. very cold start up to 68. 63 at the coast. rainy early tuesday. and kind of cloud i didn'tish with a few breaks of sun on wednesday. not sure how thursday, friday, saturday and look. some signs are suggesting it's going to be rain. we may not get the rain. and the weather block may be pushed offshore. >> thank you. it's become a popular way to get from place to place. ahead this morning why the new law regulating ride-sharing services is now being challenged in court. >> but next the one place in boston today. if you're looking to celebrate food, where you can find the

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. welcome back. somee day all year long. a september 'twas dig lives on -- a tradition lives on. the phantom gourmet's annual food festival. we have a preview. take a look. >> reporter: boston's most delicious block party is back with more food and fun than ever before. >> this is the best day of the year. >> are you ready to party? . >> reporter: this afternoon, the phantom gourmet food festival

10,000 hungry boston whereins come to sample dishes. the eating options are as varied as they are tasty. including chinese chicken wings from the calhoun, thin crust pizza, chicken pie, burgers, clam chowder and the sausage guy. >> sausages. >> reporter: we're also sampling sweet potato fries, pulled pork, cream puffs, mac and cheese, plus live musical performances, dance contests and special events inside the restaurants and clubs along lands down street. the phantom gourmet food festival is today noon to 4:00 p.m. next to fenway park. wearing purple isn't required by recommended. watch phantom gourmet saturday and sunday. it is 7:27 right now. ahead in our next half hour, an update on this morning's big breaking stories.

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. >> f it is a beautiful morning if you don't mind it a little chillier than usual. i'm kerry, along with barry burbank. yeah, i was a little surprised i walked out to the car at 3:00 this morning. >> you weren't watching the forecast yesterday. >> i was busy. i don't watch you every day, 24/7, although i know you would like me to. >> yes. >> forgive me. >> anyway, it is a little cool out there. >> what's going on? >> it is going to be cool, but at least we're getting some

had expected it was going to do. let's go to the weather bug network. let's see what's ham in foxboro, a little quiet peaceful times after what happened thursday night. how about that? >> amazing. >> what a night thursday night. we're looking at some brightening sky in foxboro right now. looks like the clouds are starting to break up. they have broken here in boston. it's 53 degrees in foxboro this morning. we have 50s around the region. but we have the clearing which s we've had it cleared up in essex county and still areas where it's quite cloudy but many areas are seeing some brightening, some breaks, so overall, it's going to turn out to be an okay day with a changeable sky that we have this morning. we got the rain last night. we show you how much we got out of that. we're looking at a changeable sky this morn. we'll have a mix of clouds and sunshine for the day. it's not going to be 82 like yesterday. a chilly morning tomorrow

the day. bright and crisp with a few scattered afternoon clouds. how about the next seven days? i'll have that for you in just a few minutes. >> all right. thank you so much. we do continue to follow the breaking news out of washington state this morning. five people are now confirmed dead 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 photo of the suspect that was taken by mall surveillance cameras. the shooting began around 7:00 p.m. last night on the west coast. witnesses say the shots seem 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 when rounds start going 1, 3, 4, pfeiffer, six. 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

stories this morning. the new england patriots have another injured quarterback. jacoby brissett who lets the pats to a win on thursday injured his right thumb during the game. it is unclear whether the rookie will need surge rethe patriots' next game is in eight days against the buffalo bills. it is possible that jimmy garoppolo who hurt his shoulder against miami could be ready to play in that game. and the fourth night of protests in charlotte, north carolina ended early morning. with a midnight curfew in place, charlotte police say protesters were disturbing peacefully and without intent. the protests followed the fatal shooting death of an african-american man. their anger stems from the shooting death of keith scott, protesters want to see police body camera footage. we are seeing new video, though, from his wife's cell phone. as liam martin reports, it doesn't show the actual shooting but does record the moments

after new video of keith lamont scott's final moments became public. >> don't shoot him. don't shoot him. he has no weapon. >> rakia scott pleading with 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 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. don't you do it [ bun shots ]. >> reporter: it also does not show the actual shooting that can tours scott lying on the ground afterwards. attorneys for the scott family 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 but so far

>> if i were to put it out indram nantly and it doesn't give you good context, it can inflame the situation. >> reporter: scott's mother had this message for protesters. >> 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 prepare for a 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. in the satellite center, wbz this morning inch the new law regulating ride-sharing services like uber and lyft is being challenged. ment boston taxy owners association has gone to court. their lawsuit says the law violateds its equal protection rights. the taxy industry says cabbies

regulations than ride-sharing services despite competing for the same customers. the suit names governor baker and other state officials but does not include uber or lyft. well, marching towards the flayoffs. ahead this morning, david ortiz leads the sox. their magic number that clinched the eat is reduced again. we'll also give you an update on the manatee that was rescued along cape cod. fios is not cable. we're wired differently. which means we can fix things differently.

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. time for a little sports action. the red sox moved one step closer to going from worst first. the you know it. they peed the rays last night and now their magic number to clinch the american league east title is four games. and the sox got all the runs they needed in the f see you later. that's his 37th of the season. they win 2-1 and any combination of sox wins in toronto losses totalling four will clinch the east for the sox. meanwhile, a way ward manatee saved off the coast of the cape is now in warmer waters at the mystic aquarium in connecticut. poor guy. officials there say -- or girl, excuse me.

and getting all the lettuce she can eat. i asked my producer, what happened? he basically said she took a left turn instead of a right turn. >> that will do it. >> it's so strange to see a manatee there. >> we're doing okay. >> you doing okay. >> i'm doing fine. >> hanging in there enter loving the cooler air. >> i know you to love it. >> it's been an interesting summer. we have a lot of events going on this weekend as we do single weekend. one of them at gillette stadium it's all peaceful down there but umass football down there versus mississippi state. it will be around 68 at gillette this afternoon for that begin at 3:30. a wind at -- -- we have the walk to end alzheimer's in cambridge. it's going to be 58. the breeze is going to be rather brisk as well. so that's just a couple of the events going on.

more. these are all the warm months we've had so far. all of them have had above-average temperatures except april. the forecast for october is likely to be warmer than normal month coming up even though we may have some cool snapsover all the mean temperature likely will be in the plus column bipolar we get through october -- buy the time we get through october. visibility of 130 miles the cool air extends into canada. this is where air is coming from over the next couple of days, at least. the warm air is being pushed to the south. it's going to say there for a while. these will be a high today, mostly between 66 and 69 degrees on the northshore with a clouds and sunshine around and sort of a changeable sky this morning as we get into that clearing trend. but then some other clouds will be showing up during the day. so we'll call it partly sunny

south. mainly mid-60s on the capes. that's your -- today's tour. the rest of the nation looking pretty hot. pretty steamy out here. 93 to 95 in many spots with that hot weather locked in place at least for now. let's go more to the east and look at tropical storm karl which has winds now of 65 miles per hour. and it's -- as of 5:00 this morning, was about centered 50 miles southeast of bermuda. there's the island right in there. it's moving on. last check, they had winds at 30 miles per hour. so they're just being sideswiped. it's likely to intensify into a minimal hurricane. no danger coming into land mass. not coming to the east coast, united states and essentially not new england. we'll have changeable sky coming up for today. it looks like the temperatures is going up in the 60s. tonight it clears out. tomorrow we have to start with clear sky end up with a few patches of clouds in the

day coming up on monday as well. so we have some good weather shaping up. tonight's lows will be in the 40s. most part near 50 in boston. a frost advisor is out here in part the connecticut river valley. frost advisory may be expanded tomorrow night. tomorrow's high 63 to 65. the should do it in most sports. by monday, the morning lows will be in the 30s in many of the suburbs to middle 40s in downtown boston. by the way, phantom gourmet food 4:00 around 66 to 68. a mix of sunshine and clouds and there you go, the next seven days we're going to get some rain again here and maybe a half inch or more possible late monday night and tuesday morning, kerry, and varying amount of clouds. not sure if it's going to be wet the end of the week and next weekend. that's the tough call right now. we'll have to take a look at that. >> we're flipping and flopping. >> flip and flop. >> we'll figure out if it's flip

presidential candidates are prepping for monday's highly anticipated debate. but that doesn't mean the campaign is on hold. who will be stumping for hillary clinton in new hampshire today.

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getting support from massachusetts senator elizabeth warren will be in new hampshire today campaigning for hillary clinton. and the governor maggie hassan who is runninger to senate. meanwhile, former president daschle candidate ted cruz is doing an about-face. cruz now says he will vote for trump in november. cruz shook up the rnc over the summer when urged fellow republicans to vote their conscious which ence which some interpreted as a knock against the nominee. agai clinton. this weekend you can watch the first of three presidential debates right here on wbz live at 9:00 p.m. on monday night. we'll have a preview of the

. good morning, everyone. welcome to sen tro. on thursday october 6th. of the diabetes center latino diabetes initiative is having a very special event called healthy rhythms. it's goal is to increase awareness of diabetes. it's going to take place at space 57 at the revere hotel in boston from 6:00 to 10:00 p.m.

good morning chef. >> good morning. >> how are you? >> very good. very happy. >> what do you think about this beautiful set? >> awesome. nice couch, beautiful color, you know. >> thank you. thank you. you know what? for people who have watched us for so many years, i'm sure they remember you. because because you used to come for thanksgiving. >> bring some food. >> and bring that big turkey. >> we have to do that now. >> we had a table like this. >> a good-sized table to do some displays. some festives. to have him back and you're going to bring us a big turkey. >> of course. >> some desserts and all that. >> celebrate the holiday. >> so thank you so much for being here. i know that this event is a special one for you. tell us why. >> this is our fifth year in the event. we started with four chefs, five years ago. and it keeps growing, it keeps making the best of it. so we have a new venue.

>> that's a very good point. we really, really want to emphasize that. for people who are watching and go to this the event, i have seen the event they years, i think. it's a wonderful event, but a lot of people have gone. now it's at space 57. so make a good note of that. space 57 of the revere hotel. tell us why go to space 57. >> so first of a initiative. it's at a point that it needs to really -- some sort of awareness, supporting the cause is really good. besides that, we have -- we're going to have a line-up of ten great chefs. we have some can a poe. so we really get --. >> and you. >> and me, of course.

the beaut of this is that we really making it a peace tiff at this every year. it's going to be a lot of food, great music. remember you're dancing. i saw you. you saw me, too. so, you know. >> he we did have a lot of fun that day. >> it's really a very dynamic and happy. >> fun. >> fun. >> yes. >> it's a lot of fun. at the same time you're helping such a goodau >> obviously. so for people who are watching, why should they go to this this event? >> to have fun. >> yeah. >> enjoy really good music. >> make a difference. >> absolutely. make a difference. support the diabetes. >> for the community chef, what would you tell our latinos about eating. >> food is very important, you know, we should really look into our diets and try to migrate a

drinking less sodas. fried foods, control obesity. less red meats more whole grains. so i think prevention is very important. you can do that through a good diet and lifestyle, more exercise, weight loss also very important. but i think we have to look a little bit more and further with technology. everybody has their iphones and phones they can look up ways to eat healthier a tendency to, you know, eat a lot of cashes. >> big amounts also. >> fried foods and stuff like that. so i think creating that change starting this awareness of what is -- what we need. so eating more -- having more health -- conscious diet with whole grains that are prone to help diabetes. and sugar in general.

item i can, diabetes, actually -- epidemic, diabetes, hits you guys close. >> one of the reasons i got involved in really involved with jocelyn was many my son, he -- my wife had preterm labor, she was diagnosed with gestational diabetes. so it was amazing to understand how we needed to cater a specific diet and the foods that really had a high glyce lot of things. so we -- diego was happy and healthy but the diet was so important. >> that's how you got involved. it was a personal thing. >> she was, you know, she had a personal chef. but it was really interesting, you know. >> a personal great chef. >> personal great chef. >> i want to thank you so much for coming by to tell -- for telling us about it. again, it's a wonderful event. we really, really, i would recommend for people to go to this empty. have some fun and bring awareness about obviously and

by. >> all right. >> for more information on the event, you can call the number on the screen. you can also get a direct link to their website and their different social media pages by visiting us. and like every week, we want you to connect with us online. like us on facebook and follow us on twitter. >> thank y on the pet parade tomorrow along with other friends.

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s . good morning. it's september 24, 2016, welcome to breaking news -- a washington state shopping mall. the gunman still on the run. plus, protests as new video emerges in that deadly police shooting in charlotte, north carolina. it's being called the big hack. inside a doomsday scenario for the complete takeover of a major city's infrastructure. and a journey fulfilled. we'll take you to today's opening of the national museum