>> breaking news. a child shot in abington home. the investigation unfolding now. >> tropical storm hermine likely to grow stronger. >> the woman who survived this helicopter crashca difference between life and death. reporter: five investigates. digging deeper into a party that got state officials suspended. >> this is wcvb newscenter 5 at 7:00. anchor: breaking news, a shooting involving two children is now under investigation. ed: be shooting send one of the

live at the scene with the latest information. reporter: at last check the boy was in stable condition. the district attorney says he was shot the facial area. at this point this appears to have been a tragic accident. a mother tries to comfort a crying child where authorities say a tragic accident unfolded after 3:00 when it went off. it struck one of the boys in the face. >> that boy has been transported to a boston hospital. we believe he is doing ok right now the any gunshot wound is dangerous and anything can happen. reporter: family members can be seen trying to make sense of what happened, how one boy could've shot the other. the shooting does not appear intentional.

police are doing a great job trying to find out what happened. >> it is an active scene here on lynwood street. the boy is in stable condition. it is not clear if they were home alone when this gun went off. we are live in abington. maria: storm hermine. ed: it has the potential to affect our labor day weekend. the latest from the track. harvey: the thunderstorms around our growing. it is intensifying. it is going to make a direct hit on the florida panhandle. this is under a hurricane watch

that it tracks close to the east coast. it will make its closest pass around sunday, monday. it may not be a tropical system and lost a little bit of its punch. it could produce some rain and wind if it comes close enough. sunday and monday a moderate chance of gusty. the heaviest effects will be likely south of us. right now a scary encounter under investigation. a woman was running in the area when a man drove up to her in a green van. it had a partial registration of 930. the leaves asking people to

while she was out for a run earlier this month. there has been an update on the search for the killer of the jogger in queens. new york police are releasing that catch of a man they want to talk to. she was killed while she was out for a run. police are not calling this man a suspect. they do say he was seen on the ed: a woman is telling her story of survival. she has severe injuries and is still recovering from them. the story you will see only on five tonight. reporter: you look at that video and it is incredible anyone survived. this woman has painful injuries. >> when you look at those

reporter: she can't believe she survived. >> the left side of my body was crushed. reporter: she was taking photos when the chopper she was in crashed to the ground. she has no memory of the plunge from the sky but she knows the pilots saved her life. >> 10 feet one direction we would have been in the water. he managed to somehow get that helicopter the metal. two weeks later she understood how fortunate she was. >> i smashed my elbow and broke my other arm. broke my neck. reporter: the crash crushed her finger and her pelvis. despite the recovery she

i'm not sure the extent to which i'm going to fully heal. >> attitude is a big part of recovery. the reality of the situation is medical costs are mounting. friends and businesses she has done work for have organized a fundraiser. for more information you can go to our website. commitment 2016. ebola move by donald trump. he went to mexico at the invitation of the country's president. they met for a one-hour meeting. the issue of the wall was discussed, not how to pay for it though. the mexican president says he told donald trump mexico will not pay for that wall. donald trump spoke after the meeting putting emphasis on the

disaster. the dangerous t-rex -- treks, and the extreme physical dangers. it must be solved. quickly. reporter: he's on his way to arizona. he will deliver what some are calling a revised immigration policy speech. hillary clinton, -- critical of the trip today. >> people have to get to know they can count on you, that you want say one thing one day and something totally different the next. it certainly takes more than trying to make up for a year of insults and insinuations by dropping in on our neighbors for a few hours and then flying home again. that is not how it works.

her remarks focused on her plans in cincinnati. ed: investigators are looking into what happened in a crash between a car and a hotel shuttle van. >> a tragic crash just outside of the ted williams tunnel. this subaru rear-ended ts shuttle and died. investigators don't know if joseph rodriguez and sandra ariella were wearing seatbelts. >> we had just taken the shuttle to the hamptons. we were full. reporter: police spent the

reporter: -- >> these shuttle buses should make sure people are slowing down. reporter: the driver was injured and remains hospitalized, a tragedy and reminder to shuttle riders about seatbelts. we do it in our cars. reporter: police as of now have yet to determine if anyone will be charged. maria: slow down in the effort to out that police officers with body cameras. anchor: the tropical storm will have an impact. will we be included?

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>> thursday morning on the eyeopener, getting kids a head start outside of the classroom. >> outdoor kindergarten, year-round, we will check out the pros and cons. >> and i am tracking a few showers for the morning commute.

ed: the body camera pilot program for boston police has been delayed. it was supposed to start tomorrow but it will get underway september 12. an agreement would have fitted 100 volunteer officers with

no one volunteered. cameras were assigned to the officers. romans you know -- the patrolman's union is fighting that. maria: state officials suspended. five investigates started asking questions. live where the party guests got that vip treatment. reporter: this is where staff brought the party guests on july 3 suspended dcr commissioner is performing on stage tonight. you cannot make this up. >> did you get an invite to the big bash? >> i did not. reporter: charlie baker was not at this party that planted his deputy commissioner in hot water. he is seen here greeting guests.

week without pay. >> is this how managers act? >> no. which is the reason why they are suspended for a week. a big part of the public trust is ensuring they play by the same rules. reporter: the top two did not play by the same rules. they used employees to plan a private party. they transport from their festivities. e-mails obtained by five investigates show state employees received a follow-up note. there are be a limited number of tickets following the party. >> what kind of message do you think this sends?

>> they only referred after we asked questions. anchor: ron kaufman, he was not there and did not know public resources were being used. >> we don't and down it. >> back live, a musical performance during t the commissioner and the deputy commissioner may be singing the blues. for the record tonight the commissioner is singing rodgers and hart. anchor: here is a little bit of red there. tomorrow, because we may have a

it is 80 degrees in boston. it has been thicker clouds around. more than the cheat it is humid. this is getting uncomfortable. we have muggy air, then comfortable air. you would expect it along the dividing line and that is what we are saying. showers close to amherst. if we take a wider view that strip of showers extends into parts of pennsylvania close to pittsburgh and a few storms northwest of burlington, vermont. it's not going to happen until tomorrow. overnight tonight a few showers

it may be a little low. if anything pops up tomorrow it is going to be southeastern massachusetts. then comfortable air will overspread the region by friday and be with us friday night. reporter: keep an eye to the sky. saturday, sunday. i think you can see the thunderstorm activity is growing. it is likely to intensify to the night. tropical storm orlene's for the florida coast. it will pass over there and be

coastline. after that it is partially a tropical system. it may get to a certain point and have trouble coming farther north. will be closer to get some significant wind and rain to our region? torrential rains are likely through maryland at least with some were a -- somewhat lesser we will see how it plays out. saturday, sunshine. the clouds in the south will be the forerunner of the tropical storm. here is the way it's in shape up -- it should shape up. probably not too widespread. beautiful weather on friday. dry and comfortable. clouds will be increasing from the south.

rain and some strong wind along the coast. it seems like a pretty good that. a lot more will have to be learned as we go along. hope to see you later on tonight. >> sportscenter 5 one minute drill. anchor: let's see that the tampa bay's get out of town on a one-way ticket. now it is on to oakland, san bases-loaded. a grand slam but the sox on top. jackie bradley jr. hits the 22nd of the year. asking him to hold on to a lead is like asking donald trump to hold that thought.

half of the eighth inning, aaron hill it's 193. jackie bradley jr. with r.b.i. double. they win 8-6. they remain a game and a half behind the blue jays in their offer a big road trip. anchor: back to back. anchor: so far they are the best team on the road. ed: a warning for swimmers on the cape today.

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anchor: for sharks spotted off of the shore. swimmers were able to go back into the water and hour after that. anchor: the first racing track is closing its doors for good. they were close in preparation. it is set to become the site of

all of that will be donated. five for good is next. a birthday surprise for an implementable navy captain. -- influential maybe captain -- influential navy captain.

maria: five for good tonight. a birthday salute for a navy man who changed our country. [singing] ed: let's give you the back story in december of 1950 he took off with five other pilots including the first african-american pilot jesse brown. when brown was shot down, hunter crash landed his own plane. brown did not survive but his actions were a big statement two

the way he thought about it was on popular at the time. he was the one who was wrong. >> he shook the hands of the sailors.

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