the teens targeted by a phony account. jc: the nationwide shutdown. ed: leaving thousands in limbo. jc: why police say this was no accident. harvey: hermine is fading create what you can expect tomorrow. ed: the new rules for doctors and parents. dirty pictures of local hi students posted on snapchat. police are trying to find out who is doing it. >> parents are taking action in a tough online safety lesson. jorge: the warning tonight coming one week after the principle here reviewed social media safety with all students the first day of school.

smith -- a fake snapchat account targeting boys her age. >> we are like it is that -- snapchat, it will disappear and no one will ever know but it is there, it is on the internet. jorge: compromising photos of boys and it up on snapchat. police have no information that girls were targeted. >> they did not think in the future and they did not realize person who created the account is a student. male or female, adult or teen. even kids who are social media savvy can be naive. >> or do not think of consequences when they do these things. jorge: police reminding students that beyond the embarrassment sending compromising pictures of themselves qualifies as dissemination of child pornography, which is a felony. george psyhogeos

>> we have not spent enough time talking to them about how vigilant they have to be and how vigilant we have to be. so i will have that talk is in his we get home. jorge: an important if uncomfortable conversation a lot of parents here are having with their kids. ed a deadly mystery in a small : new hampshire town. tonight a danville, new hampshire home is a crime scene inside last night. investigators with biohazard suits were going in and out all day. a grieving ex-husband and his 20-year-old son say the victim is 51-year-old jo-anne boucher. the attorney general's office has not released details on how she died, or whether anyone is under arrest. jc a driver plunges into the : cape cod canal and police say it was no accident. this is the driver, swimming to shore after gunning his car down a service road and going

water as he backed up his ford to the top of the road, revved the engine and took off, . >> he was airborne, though wires were caught pretty high. the foot sparked and ripped off and something blew up on the pole over there. when he hit the water, the car floated. jc: several power lines were taken out by the flying car. the driver faces several charges including operating to endange : tonight. it's cloudy, humid, and wet in some spots right now. the clouds in the fog are lifting a little bit. you can see a little bit of the city. mike: how bad will it be tomorrow morning? nothing will not go away. this is still hermine. it will not go away. it circulates that moisture which is why we are having out

scattered showers up along the coast. as much as we've seen most of it is down toward the south coastal areas. some catchy fog and winds are almost nonexistent but what is flowing across is coming across the moist ocean and bringing up the moisture inland. the temperature will hold steady. we start off with gray skies and a hint of sunshine every once in a while but we will be healing with scattered showers. because hermine is circulate. i will show you how hot it will get this weekend the next chance for rain coming up in a few moments. jc: in commitment 2016: donald trump is set to unveil his plans to boost the military tomorrow. ed the speech in philadelphia : comes after a new poll that's turning heads. newscenter 5's ben simmoneau is here with that. ben: rewind one month and august

into the lead against hillary clinton. nine weeks from tonight one of these candidates will be elected president. mr. trump: a republican congress and a republican president can save americans from this disaster in a single afternoon . very simple. in north carolina, donald trump ben continued making his case : why hillary clinton isn't fit for the office. mr. trump: she couldn't even get a security clearance based her conduct is disqualifying. ben sticking to the script seems : to be working for trump, a new cnn / orc national poll taken over labor day weekend shows him up, 45 to 43% a month ago after the democratic convention, she was up 7 points. senator lindsey graham: trump is getting better. just the polling and you can see

hillary clinton: i took responsibility, there are no excuses. i made a mistake, i've apologize. she hit trump on his taxes. >> the business activities that have stiffed workers, refused to pay small businesses. so, clearly his tax returns tell a story that the american people deserve and need to know. ben: he still has not released you notice that q&a there on her campaign plane. she's spoken directly with reporters two days in a row now, perhaps finally trying to counter that criticism that she wasn't open enough. prior to this, she hadn't had a press conference in months. ed a new mural depicting maine's : governor as a member of the ku klux klan will be allowed to stay up. the mural in portland shows governor paul lepage dressed as a member of the kkk next to the words racist, homophobe and moron. the spot where it popped up has

been taken down because of content. jc the boston police union in : court today, trying to delay the start of a new body camera pilot program. the union says officers were promised they could volunteer to wear them. but when none did, commissioner william evans began to assign them to 100 officers. the city says the union coerced officers telling them not to volunteer, an action the union denies. discourage your members from volunteering? >> not at all ever. >> we have nothing to hide. it will show how difficult our job is. jc: the pilot program was supposed to start this month. this hearing will continue tomorrow. ed they're supposed to be : starting classes. but right now hundreds of local students are looking for a new college. they're scrambling after itt tech's abrupt shut-down. newscenter 5's mary saladna is live in norwood with what

nationwide, but here in massachusetts, about 500 students were enrolled, one-fifth of them, military veterans. itt technical institute sits dark now, it's doors locked permanently. but throughout the day, we saw students driving by, trying to process the bad news. rexam kind of upset i let -- wasted always year here in my credits will not transfer to anywhere else. i wasted a thousand dollars a think. borrowed? >> yes. mary: on other campuses itt has 130 across the country students were equally baffled. >> they made promises to sell you the schools so you spend your time and money and education to get nothing in return. mary: maura healey who was among those who filed lawsuits against itt earlier in the year called it a predatory for-profit school, >> students were as we've seen throughout this industry lied to

with what we believe is a complete disregard by the us dept of education for due process to the company, hundreds of thousands of current students and alumni and more than 8,000 employes will be negatively affected. but healey offers hope for massachusetts students, . >> contact our office, save your documentation and contact our office he can apply for a of all your federal loans. mary healey said her office will : soon announce open events that itt students can attend for assistance in filling out forms to eliminate their federal loan debt. jc hingham police looking for a : brazen band of thieves they say made off with $14,000 worth of i-phones. police say the group of nearly a dozen young men hit the apple store in what's called a swarm robbery, at the derby street shops last night. the group overwhelmed employees

running off with i-phone floor samples. ed: police in lowell are looking for a driver who hit a 19-year-old woman. buchanan was drunk and beating when he ran down unit simms. the victims family is trying to accept what happened with that is not easy. >> why you choose to get in the car when there was other ways to get your cell phone? >> this is like a nightmare. my sister is goingo not real. and: buchanan is held on $5,000 bail. jc: bill cosby's sexual assault case will begin next june. the pennsylvania judge presiding over the case set june 5, 20-17 as the trial's tentative start date. the judge also said cosby is blind and may need special accomodations during the trial. cosby is charged with drugging and raping a woman at his suburban philadelphia home 12 years ago.

carlson has reached a settlement in her sexual harassment lawsuit. carlson sued former fox news ceo roger ailes, saying she was demoted and let go because she rejected his sexual advances. the terms of the settlement are confidential but she'll reportedly get $20 million. ailes' lawyer says he didn't pay any part of the settlement. the parent company of fox news also issued an apology to carlson. ed: nearly 230 animals found in horrible conditions on a the animals were rescued back in july. the aspca took over care, sending them to rescue organizations across new england and to new york, new jersey and maryland. police have said as many as two dozen people may face charges in connection to the farm. jc the robbery suspect leading : police on a wild chase and the dramatic shootout that followed. doctors no longer recommending the flu mist, the new rules for the vaccine

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chase caught on camera in tempe, arizona. officers are after that black suv. several officers used their cars to block the suv from getting onto a highway. when the car stopped, someone inside started shooting and police returned fire. they will box it in. watch closely. someone inside started shooting so police returned fire. the driver was killed. police think three people in that car may have been involved in a bank robbery. there will be no charges for an

today in court, danny heinrich admitted to abducting, sexually assaulting, and then shooting 11-year-old jacob wetterling in 1989. he made the admission as part of a plea deal on child pornography charges. he'll likely spend at least 20 years in prison and could be civilly committed after. jacob's mom says it was horrific to hear the details of her son's death. >> sorry. it is incredibly painful to know his last days, last hours, last minutes. ed a 1994 federal law named : for jacob wetterling requires states to establish sex offender registries. jc in your health tonight, : sorry parents. the flu mist will probably not be an option this year. pediatriaicians say the shot is the way to go. newscenter 5's shaun chaiyabhat

shaun: it may seem early to start thinking about the flu. but doctors everywhere are already recommending that big change. >> i don't want her to get the flu by any means-i just hate shots. shaun: new moms now weighing a shot. versus the flu. >> yeah, i think we'll do it. doctors now say every child over 6 months needs a flu shot. shaun: and no more nasal spray vaccine. recommended for protection against influenza because it just didn't work. shaun: and the time to get the shot, is now. pediatricians say it's not just about protecting your family-but everyone around you. >> sometimes families will say to me, we're not worried about the flu my kids are healthy, they'll do fine, trim to that may be true that their child would do ok with the flu but what about their neighbors newborn, what about their grandmother? what about that child at school

with the flu. shaun: and if you get it or your kid gets it, you could give it to them. >> while the flu shot is not 100% effective if enough people get the vaccine your protection is higher. the most important thing to do >>the most important thing to do with flu vaccination is to prevent the flu and the most effective way to do that is with the shot. ed: if i say this, bob weekes, the well-known owner of the raw bar in mashpee, who was in desperat jc: maria stephanos brought you his story just a few weeks ago, and now we have an unexpected update. weekes' new kidney came from a longtime friend, who also worked at the raw bar. judy jonah died suddenly yesterday and her family thought of donating her kidney to weekes and it turned out to be a match. maria spoke to jonah's boyfriend on the phone who says it is comforting to know a part of her

ed: when is hermine getting out of here? my: it is probably going to hang around in some form until thursday before it gets out of here. see the circular he -- circulation around it. oh we are getting is a few scattered showers and drizzle and a little bit of fog. the other thing you may have noticed while the storm has been spinning away we kept our temperatures on the school -- the cool side. september is below average. it -- we will make up for it. right now it is 66. those two numbers match and not much wind. you get fog to form and that is what is going on. visibility is down. keep that in mind. you may run into a little bit of fog in the early morning.

tomorrow and thursday it drops off a little bit for friday and saturday but that is something we have not noticed lately is all the heat and community. we will notice at the next couple of days. cloudy tonight with some fog and drizzle. tomorrow, mostly cloudy. like today you will have a lot of holes in that cloud cover. some of us get a few showers but muggy and temperatures around 80. that is what you will notice tomorrow. here's the way the map looks tomorrow morning, a few scattered shows there. most of us will not get much out of it but the threat or chance will be out of here. the chant be out on thursday as well. the storm is not -- is winding down. we have some waves that are a bit of a rip current issue. a moderate risk on the north and south shore. the biggest issue is down to

thing gets closer to us tomorrow but it is weaker. on thursday it kick said of here. once it does it unleashes that humidity. this cold front triggering a few showers as we head into the weekend. not a big chance for it. let me show you what will happen. hit or miss shower and cloud cover, not much of anything. 80 degrees. thursday humid and the chance of a shower slim. friday it gets my year. if we get enough lead and human it he going into the afternoon there could be a pop-up thunderstorm but for most of us it is a taste of summer with heat and humidity. the weekend as a rule is looking dry. there is to opportunities for showers one is late saturday, early sunday. another chance on sunday afternoon. if we get enough is driven and heat and timidity perhaps in the southeastern part of the state we could see a pop-up shower.

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it's turned my son's life around. narrator: "charter schools amount to hope" for kids all across massachusetts. question 2 will give parents more choices and result in more funding for public education. vote yes on 2. for stronger public schools. jc: apple releases its latest iphone tomorrow and if rumors are correct, the biggest change might be what apple is not putting in the box. industry analysts say apple has decided to phase out the old-style, analog headphone jack. the earbuds will now plug into the lightning port that's the port you use to charge. other than that, big changes are not expected to be unveiled tomorrow. apple might save that for next year, the iphone's 10th

getting a pleasant surprise this school year no homework. ed: here's that no homework thing we were telling you about. the kelly full service community elementary school, like the rest of holyoke's public schools, is in receivership for poor student performance. so this year they're trying something new, the kids won't get any homework assignments. all of holyoke's schools have added to extra hours. >> we want the students soccer practice or football practice and we want them to go to bed. and that is it. ed: they have added to extra

>> it is a great race going on in baseball and tom brady's

sportscenter 5. mike: red sox are out in san diego looking to snap out of a two game losing streak. presently the game is in the fifth inning. they lead three to one, clay buchholz is on the hill for the sox. they win san diego they tie for first, the lose they are a game out. the orioles are the only game

at the wild card standings. it is the sox in the orioles. 2 back. that's glet's go down to the br. the yankees have a one run lead but toronto has the bases loaded. >> parker deals. fly ball. going back, still back on the track. yankees win. he used it every bit of the ballpark. mike: what a catch. watch the snow cone here. he has got it up, nearly dropped out of his glove. through a few sprinkles on top of that baby. how are the yankees doing? they traded away half their team and now they are in the middle of a pennant race. how about the orioles?

year. and they are on the heels of the red sox. ihe was back on the field and told reporters he is a go for sunday night in arizona. the patriots elected captains and rob gronkowski has the necessary electoral votes. he will be one of the captains and this week part of the thing was the line before the offensive and the defee locker room very well. he got elected captain for the first time along with dont'a hightower. and there he is at it practice, had surgery procedures on his ankle and his knee in the off-season. he is set to go for sunday night in glendale. >> tom is such a great teammate and a leader. obviously we have missed him in

with the guys we have got now. everyone here has a job to do. we have been working a lot even than -- in the past year. it is no different. the out there and fight as much as we can, get ready and prepare his heart is weekend this weekend. -- as hard as we can this weekend. >> the big number 12 is on the top of that lighthouse right there. just about everyone in new england has seen it. one reporter wanted to know if the coach has feasted his eyes upon it. >> we are focused on arizona right now. again our focus is on the cardinals. that is who we play this week. all the other decorative and marketing inks and so far as --

focused on arizona. mike: ask a silly question. he is focused on arizona. he is not focused on anything

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