a new quarterback. what suspended tom brady will be doing during the game. >> from boston's news later, this is newscenter 5 at 5:00. ben: we have breaking news at 5:00 -- the consumer product safety commission is telling people who have the samsung galaxy note 7 to turn them off and stop using them. jc: they are working on a formal recall after battery overheating and exploding. if you have a samsung galaxy note 7, you are advised to turn it off and stop using it. and the police body camera pilot program can proceed, despite objections from the police union. ben: david been it -- david

the body cameras will show that his department has nothing to hide. they will where body cameras to record interactions with the public. >> this is a great moment or police transparency and really civil rights in boston. david: the judge ruled that boston's police mission or eat up the power to order officers to where the cameras whether they want very reluctant to second-guess the commissioner's decision that the benefits of the program outweigh the risks." >> i hated to see it play out in court. we will get the program going on monday. we will work with the leadership and members to get this going. david: the police union argued such an order violated the contract and cameras can make officers targets. in a statement, the union

disappointed by the ruling, but still committed to working with the city and the department to make certain that citizens get a body camera program that does what it is supposed to do. this is still a pilot program scheduled to last six months. if it is a success, it may be expanded to all 2100 officers on the force. wcvb newscenter 5. ben: david, thank you. also new at local boarding school under arrest accused of offering an undercover detective money for sex. jc: newscenter 5's juli macdonald is live in braintree to explain how it all unfolded, juli? juli: well, students from all over the world are just wrapping up their first week of classes here at cats academy, but already a major scandal on campus. the headmaster in charge here was arrested this week for a sex crime. following the first day of classes at the prestigious cats academy in braintree, police say headmaster steven bliss drove to worcester to pay an undercover

detectives had been in contact with the 46-year-old braintree man for weeks. they made an arrangement to meet at the mcdonald's on main street, where bliss would pay $200 in exchange for sex. police arrested him when he arrived monday night, and say he say hundreds of dollars in his pocket. other academy officials haven't returned our calls about the charges and whether they'd affect bliss' position. the boarding school, located at the former norfolk county hospital, just opened its doors this summer. told newscenter 5 bliss was arraigned tuesday in worcester district court. he was released on personal recognizance and is due back in court october 17. i did speak with the mayor of braintree earlier this afternoon. he says the cap academy has no affiliation with the braintree public schools. he did not feel comfortable commenting. juli mcdonald, wcvb newscenter 5

new hampshire is accused of exposing himself to children here in massachusetts. 30-year-old jacob mobley-hall arrested yesterday near lexington high for allegedly exposing himself on the fitness path. police say there have been several reports of this happening this week. the manchester man faces several counts of open and gross lewdness. jc: right now, worcester police are investigating a deadly shooting. officers were called to gallagher's pub on west boylston street just before midnight. outside they found two people shot. one died. e leg. the shooting actually happened on nearby loring street. so far, no arrests have been made. new at 5:00 -- a lawrence firefighter is deemed a danger today and denied bail. joseph carberry shot himself in the leg in his lawrence home, during a confrontation with police earlier this week. officers responded to reports of a domestic dispute, early tuesday morning. when they arrived, carberry's sister and niece had already left the house.

ben: a look life over the city of boston. hazy, hot, and humid. it's like an august night, harvey. harvey: it is a wee bit less human. it is really hot. 91 in boston even now and new bedford and 95. ben: very high. harvey: we had a record and it ties the two years in a row. ben: i will mind the heat, but the humidity. harvey: it is slightly better. 82 in lawrence. it is still pretty humid, but notice the air is not quite as humid to the north and west and actually quite a bit drier up north. it's still going to be a warm night, only bottoming out in the low 70's in boston. tomorrow, and easterly wind.

the weekend. there are changes. we will spell them out for you in a little while. ben: thank you. a massive recall from general motors. an important warning for drivers about a massive recall involving gm. the automaker is recalling 4 million vehicles worldwide to fix an airbag software defect that's been linked to at least one death. gm says, in rare cases, a car's computers can go into test mode preventing the front airbags from inflating in a crash. e dozen gm vehicles. you'll find the full list on wcvb.com. a big slide on wall street today. look at that. three to 94 points the dow is down. traders are worried interest rates may finally move faster. the s&p 500 off three -- 53 and a half. jc: worldwide outrage over north korea's latest nuclear test. overnight, the country conducted it's most powerful launch to date.

nation is a step closer to its goal of producing a missile that could one day reach the u.s. ed: north korea launching what is believed to be its biggest nuclear test yet. state tv announcing the powerful explosion that caused a magnitude 5 tremor. this as the north continues testing ballistic missiles with an increasing range saying their goal is to miniaturize a nuclear warhead and place it on a missile capable of reaching the united states. , raise serious concern, -- concerns. >> north korea's programs will continue to grow. their range of their missiles will continue to extend, unless the united states and the international community take steps to negotiate a freeze with north korea. ed: president obama briefed on -- calling it a grave threat to regional security and to international peace and stability. as other world leaders join in

and south korea particularly are deeply concerned. i think it is fair to say china, russia, the united states, everybody shares concerns. ed: this test will likely lead to a push at the united nations for stronger sanctions, though north korea is already one of the most heavily sanctioned countries in the world. ben: all right, ed, thank you. training camp over summer practices over it's time for the patriots to take the field. when it counts -- and there's the suspended tom brady sunday night in arizona. sportscenter 5's josh brogadir is here with how brady has helped his understudy get ready. josh: there's been more made about the jimmy and brady relationship lately than any other story coming from foxboro . master and apprentice, study and understudy, teammates and adversaries. however you slice it, it's jimmy's team beginning sunday night in arizona. >> it's a pleasure to be joined

brady. tom brady: great to talk to you. i'm looking forward to another great season. josh: standing gig with jim gray on westwood one's radio broadcasts continued last night, tom brady's suspension notwithstanding. and while we know he won't be on the field sunday night, we found out he'll be glued to the screen watching jimmy garoppolo and company do business, just like the rest of us. tom brady: yeah, i'm going to watch the game. obviously i'm very interested. i want the team to do great. and analyze them so i'm ready to go against cleveland in week five. jimmy garoppolo: it's a smoother operation. we kind of know where we sit on that. josh: if there's anything frosty about the relationship between the two signal callers, brady did his best to thaw the situation.

players on our team to do great. jimmy i know well. he has done a great job preparing himself. i want to see how he makes the most of his opportunity. josh: by the way, rob gronkowski on the injured list. jc: we will have to wait until sunday. monday attorneys for the powerball winner in new hampshire will finally come forward. ticket was sold at this hannaford store in raymond in july. the new hampshire lottery says the attorneys will also make an announcement about the winner's philanthropic plans for the prize. let's take a look at first alert traffic. you are looking live at the mass pike, which looks like heading out of the city is tap today. on this friday, people escaping, let's go to 95 southbound. northbound, lots of problems in

newton corner, 60 minutes. slow along the pike. weston tolls to 490 five, about a half-hour hour. 495 southbound -- northbound going from the pike to eye to 90 is a quick ride. that's first alert traffic. ben: everybody back at schools. jc: everybody back. ben: terrifying rescue high in the alps. jc: next, the rush to save dozens of people trapped in these cabl there overnight. ben: then charges dropped against a man accused of beating an elderly store clerk after police realize he didn't do it. jc: honoring the lives lost 15 years ago on an ceremonies held 11.

>> you are watching news center five at 5:00. ben: all right, folks stunning video from austin, texas. that's a car dangling from a parking garage in downtown austin, texas. the driver somehow managed to drive the car off the top level, getting caught in the high-tension wires. drove off the level of the garage and got caught and wires. the driver, amazingly, escaped without injuries. dozens of tourists, including a child, pulled to safety after getting stranded in these cable cars overnight. a total of 110 people got trapped following some kind of technical incident yesterday.

could you imagine that? getting pulled out of one of those onto a helicopter? the rest had to stay put overnight until crews reached them. wow. jc: new details in that new terrorism investigation in france. security officials now say a 19-year-old woman linked to gas canisters found inside a car outside paris' notre dame cathedral had pledged allegiance to isis. she also had been engaged, separately, to two extremists who carried out deadly attacks in france earlier this year. a second women has also been arrested in connection to the finding. a major move by congress ahead of the 15th anniversary of the 9/11 attacks. today, house lawmakers approved legislation that would allow families of the victims to sue the government of saudi arabia. 15 of the 19 hijackers were saudi nationals. president obama is expected to veto the legislation for fear it could further strain the country's relationship with saudi arabia a critical u.s. ally in the mideast.

trump courting conservative voters in the nation's capitol. he is facing backlash for praising vladimir putin. aixa diaz is live for us. why did the trump interview air on russian tv? aixa: donald trump's campaign manager says the candidate did not realize an interview with larry king would end up on russian tv. donald trump stopped in washington to address mr. trump: a lot of people say, i wonder of donald will get the evangelicals? i've got the evangelicals. aixa: he said the interview with larry king was done as a friendly favor and the gop nominee did not know it would air on a russian tv network. both parties have criticized trump for his praise of the russian president.

dictatorship and leadership, then where do i start with you? >> in many ways, it is against our interests. >> here you have the republican nominee being, frankly, pretty, elementary. aixa: hillary clinton met with national security experts is a new ad begins airing and seven battleground states. the commercial comes on the heels of a rare wes conference for clinton and more public appearances this is making, i would say, a wise decision to put her out there more. when the candidate is not out there, it seems like all of the press for clinton is basically negative. aixa: while clinton and trump have agreed to hold campaigning on the 15th anniversary of 9/11, today we have learned that clinton plans to visit ground zero on sunday. aixa diaz, wcvb newscenter 5.

ronald reagan will leave a mental hospital today. john hinckley, jr. has been institutionalized for decades after being found not guilty by reason of insanity. but in july, a federal judge ruled he was no longer a danger to society or himself. the 61-year-old will be allowed to live with his mother in a gated community in virginia. jc: the water is now gone in louisiana but the cleanup is , well underway. governor john bel edwards was on capitol hill today lobbying for more flood relief. edwards wants congress to approve a 2 billion dollar package to help his state rebuild from the major disaster which cost more than in damage. $8 billiongovernor edwards: while the storm did not have a name, every person that it affected does. homes and businesses that never flooded before were suddenly underwater. many families lost everything, not just their homes. jc: that storm, by the way dropped 7 trillion gallons of , rain in south louisiana last month, killing 13 people and flooding more than 100,000

100,000 homes. ben: the weather is incredible thing. they were so inundated and we have seen nothing. harvey: extremes. that is the problem. extremes always an issue. certainly true with the weather as well. today we had 93 in boston. something about september 9 recently. last year on september 9, 93 degrees in boston. that was a record. today we tied it known in june. i don't think anybody thought it was going to be quite this hot a summer. super hot and very dry. in boston, the air has become a little bit less humid. it is not delightful, but certainly better than earlier when it was pretty impressive. it's till hot. 91 degrees. temperatures are still up there. lawrence, 92. portsmouth, 90. beverly 90.

warm on the shoreline as it is inland. 95 still in hartford at this time. here is slightly less uncomfortable air that will be with us on into tonight. it will be a struggle to get down to 70 in boston. another warm night in september. tomorrow will not be as warm as today. a couple reasons for that. number one, went off the water. there will be clouds around for a part of today. water temperatures still above 70 for most of the water around cape cod. cooler around nantucket and of course the north shore, coastal new hampshire, coastal maine. there may be a spotty shower or two coming off the water, but the rip current risks will be fairly low for tomorrow and there will be a riptide coming up at lunchtime. we have slightly dry air for tonight.

of showers from here. then a cold front across the region sunday morning. that may make problems for awesome sunday morning as it makes its approach. two different chances of a shower or thunderstorm this weekend. one with the warm front tomorrow, and then sunday morning with the cold front and then sunday afternoon, we will see clearing skies for the we show you more specifically the timeline. a little bit of sunshine pops up. it gets brighter late in the day. it could be a narrow band of showers. so, if you are north and west of boston, you will get the sunshine first. down on the cape, it could take

here's a look at your next seven days. we showed you perhaps a shower in the morning. then a slight touch of fall early in the week. a bigger touch of fall late in the week next week. when this comes through later on wednesday, a high pressure area will be building in. noticeably cooler, that feel weather as well. again, nothing and that seven day forecast is likely to put much of a dent at all into the drought situation. ben and jc? ben: highs in the 60's? jc: yeah -- ben: jeez. jc: basically.

accident in connecticut. what police are questioning a woman's claims she was kidnapped at gunpoint just before she was found dead. ben: and new at 6:00: not one, but two more great white sharks, tagged off the cape. how many we're up to this

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ben: tragedy in oklahoma city tonight. a worker is dead after falling from this building under construction. police say the man drove afo , plummeting to the ground. no word on how it happened. a connecticut store is in ruins after an suv smashed right into the building. jc: the store's owner lucky to have lived. the crash caught on surveillance camera. take a look. a blue suv driving right through the front door, sending shelves flying. the store's owner is tossed among the debris. niran patel is recovering from cuts and bruises but surprisingly, no broken bones.

>> a few of us live up the street so we kind of know the owner of the business so we just came to help out, see what we could help him with. so we wound up helping board up the business and take some of their personal belongings out. jc: police say the driver was trying to avoid hitting a van when he hit the gas instead of the brakes. he has been cited for reckless driving. ben: i would say so. still ahead -- a fire captain learns his fate after being arrested in a prostitution investigation. jc: mit in florida despite uproar from residents. new concerns tonight about the insecticide used to kill zika-carrying bugs. and a week after this fiery blast destroyed a spacex rocket how the public could help solve , the mystery of how it happened.

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>> from boston fm 5:30. jc: breaking news at 5:30, and it concerns the exploding batteries tied to samsung galaxy note 7 smartphones. the consumer product safety commission is now telling people who have the phone to turn them off and stop using them. the agency is working with samsung to announce a formal recall. again, if you have a galaxy note 7, you're advised to turn it off and stop using it. ben: and happening right now, the body cam program for boston police officers is a go. a judge, today, ruling that the

ranks stepped forward. the pilot program will begin on monday. jc: the headmaster at a braintree prep school is facing sex charges. steven bliss, who currently heads cats academy in braintree, is accused of making a deal with an undercover police officer to perform a sex act for money. bliss was formerly superintendent of schools in southbridge and dover-sherborn. ben: gm announcingas vehicles to be checked for a possible air bag defect. the vehicles involved are from the 2014-to-2017 model years, buick, chevrolet, gmc, and cadillacs as part of that recall. jc: new at a new arrest in a 5:30 p.m., brazen robbery in new hampshire. a second suspect behind bars after police realize they arrested the wrong man. ben: newscenter 5's ed harding is here with the details, ed? ed: manchester police say they now have the man who beat an