>> the model sparking fires and an urgent warning. >> what to do now if you have one. >> a dance debate after a school takes a controversial stand m. meteorologist: the threat of showers and thunderstorm force the part of the weekend and when it will feel like fall. ed: no warning. an out-of-control car and the heartwarming act of kindness after the crash. ed: breaking news, the patriots will open their gronkowski. good evening, i'm ed harding. j.c.: i'm j.c. monahan. the team confirming tonight gronk won't travel to arizona. josh brogadir starts us off at the breaking news desk. josh. josh: ed and jc, it's the news patriots fans did not want to hear two nights before the opener with an untested quarterback losing

we've been hearing all day that gronk was not on the plane to arizona with his teammates, but wondered if he might travel tomorrow instead. now the patriots have ruled the tight end out for the game sunday night with a hamstring injury. offensive linemen nate solder and jonathan cooper did not make the trip either and will not play. much more coming up in sports. for now, live in the newsroom, josh brogadir, wcvb sportscenter 5. breaking news, a young woman hit by a car in ashland. police say the 18 year old from milford was crossing pleasant street around 8 o'clock, when she was hit. hospital, with serious injuries. the driver, a 24-year-old ashland man, is cooperating. jc: turn them off and don't recharge them. the warning tonight for owners of the samsung galaxy note 7 smartphone. federal safety experts saying the risk of explosion or fire is just too great. all this happening as samsung prepares for a huge recall. right now, our mary saladna is live in boston with the dangers you need to know about.

mary: the consumer product safety commission advising the hundreds of thousands of americans who have bought the samsung galaxy note 7 to "power them down and stop charging or using the device." >> introducing the galaxy note 7. mary: the warning comes after 35 instances of fires, including a florida man who claims his jeep caught fire while he was charging his phone. >> it was very surprisin fire. >> hyoun park of blue hill research in boston likens the problem to the hoverboard both use a lithiom ion battery. >> what was happening with the hoverboards, super cheap batteries. everyone was trying t just get them to market as fast as

samsung was trying to rush to market, but they ended up getting a really bad batch of batteries. >> the south korean company has not issued an official government recall of the galaxy note 7, only offering to replace the phone and that's prompting government action on top of. an extraordinary warning from the faa, which is now telling passengers to not "turn on or charge these devices on board aircraft." >> this is a serious thing. you put something that creates fire and noxious fumes on an airplane? that's about as dangerous as it gets. >> faa tests have shown what consumer devices and large shipments of lithium ion batteries can do on board a plane. jc: new tonight, a police are called to the state house after a small group of protesters refuse to leave. the group was protesting safety issues at the pilgrim nuclear power plant in plymouth. after a meeting with the

police arrested three of and escorted the rest from the building. the court battle is settled. boston police officers will be assigned body cameras as part of a pilot program. ben simmoneau is here with reaction. ben: boston police commissioner william evans says bpd's body camera pilot program will now start first thing monday morning >> it's lousy that it played union, and so i don't like to say it's a victory. we're just going to move forward. over two days this week the police union fought the city in court to prevent it from assigning cameras to officers. but judge douglas wilkins ed friday in favor of the city criticizing the police union for insisting the program be voluntary and then telling its members not to volunteer.

particularly unfair to enjoin the commissioner's order when the union's alleged injury is, in significant part, self-inflicted. >> and we hope that they will take the time between now and monday to rethink that approach and to embrace this pilot program. union president pat rose says he's disappointed, but in a statement said he will work to make the cameras a success. >> i believe what we are going to find is that the body-worn cameras will highlight the good work that is done by the members of the union every day. so, where does boston stand on the body camera issue compared to other big cities across the country? new york and philadelphia both have already started testing cameras in pilot programs. those pilot programs both began in 2014. los angeles is a lot further along 860 cameras in use now... but its city council approved a five-year plan to give nearly every officer 7,000 of them

on the streets, a pilot program began last year has expanded to seven police districts. but that city is under fire because officers involved in the chase and shooting death of paul o'neal this summer were wearing cameras, but they didn't capture the fatal shot. jc: new tonight, a warning to pet owners in boston as investigators try to figure out what killed several birds. we told you last night about the sick and dying birds found along bakersfield street in dorchester. tonight, we learned 12 of the and are now being tested. three cats also got sick. investigators don't know what caused it, so they're telling animal owners to avoid the area for now. taking a live look at the boston skyline on a friday night. on the steamy side for september! stormteam five's harvey leonard with me now. meteorologist: there are subtle changes taking place now. let's head over there.

was. 93 in boston today. tide the record which happened last year. two years in a row on september 9th hitting 93 degrees but look at. you? head up north to portsmouth new hampshire and concord. they were 90 and are record today in providence. bangor, maine, 91 degrees today. all right. cooled off ail lith about. still 82 in boston. there are 60's. the air has become slightly less humid in this zone. very humid air is just to the showers with popping up m. so it could be along the south coast this that there could be a shower overnight. the other thing is watching this area developing here. as the more humid air starts to move back tomorrow. the best chance far couple of there would be north and west of boston, buy could not rule out once around boston. note it is going to be a choudier day tomorrow. and then a cooler day because of the fact the wind will be coming off the water. mainly in the 70's in boston. get out around hartford. still could be near 90.

j.c.? jc: the headmaster of a prestigious braintree prep school is facing charges tonight. stephen bliss, of cats is accused of making a deal to have sex with an undercover detective for money. detectives say they arranged to meet the 46-year-old at a mcdonald's in worcester. they say bliss showed up with hundreds of dollars in his pocket. school officials haven't said what this means for bliss's position. he is due back in court next month. a registered sex offender from new hamp 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: new tonight in commitment 2016: the hillary clinton campaign has a new home in boston. supporters and campaign workers officially opened the new hillary for massachusetts office tonight on beacon street. also tonight,

former president socializing with donald trump. the pictures are 16 years old. trump now refers to bill clinton as a sexual predator. and trump's relationship with another prominent leader is also becoming a focus in the campaign. jc: clinton accusing her rival tonight of getting too cozy with russian president vladmir putin. reporter: hillary clinton off the campaign trail. was isis and other terrorist threats. >> and donald trump in washington hoping to improve his relationship with religious conservatives. >> i wonder if donald will get the evangelicals. i got the evangelicals. i'm going to make it up to you too. >> but it's trump's relationship with russia that clinton is

>> every day that goes by, this just and more of a reality television show. its not a serious presidential campaign. >> the campaign pointing to this appearance on a kremlin-backed television network, essentially the mouth piece of the russian government. speaking to larry king, trump brushed off the suggestion that russia is trying to influence the 2016 election. >> ole is unlikely may be the democrats are putting that out, who knows? >> trump's campaign says he did that interview thinking it was for his friend larry king's podcast and that he didn't know it would be on russian tv. both trump and clinton will take a break from campaigning this weekend pausing on sunday to mark the 15th anniversary of the september 11th attacks. ed: five investigates with new information on what led to three state troopers being suspended without pay.

armory at the police academy in new braintree are off the job indefinitely. five investigates has learned the investigation is looking into record keeping, poor inventory control and the trading in of hundreds of to a vendor in western massachusetts. the attorney general is also investigating. a new trial for the man convicted of killing a boston police officer. the state's highest court ruling sean ellis did not get a fair trial in 1993. ellis was sentenced to life for trials. he was released on bail last year after 21 years in prison. ellis says he was a scapegoat. >> it is a challenge in its own right to remain optimistic. jc: ellis's attorney will ask for an investigation into alleged corruption by police in the 80's and 90's. the d.a. says he absolutely intends to re-try the case. ed: but in one town, a social tradition is going away this

jc: school dances at walpole high school are out. our nicole estaphan is live in walpole to explain why. nicole. this doesn't quell disappointment of the students here. >> fun, everyone is dancing having a good time. >> the high school dance, for many it's a right of passage. >> spending all that time again an experience-that students at walpole high school will be missing out on this year. >>it is a disappointment the schools principal making rebels-showed up to last years dances intoxicated. >> it kind of ruined it for the whole school for upper-classman the disappointment is clear >> you have to get punished somehow it just shouldn't be the entire student body

high school class. an anticlimax to event they looked forward to. >> we don't see the other classes, it is time for everyone. >> freshman just merged schools and that is a good way to meet everyone and it is everyone who will miss out. because of the actions of a few. j.c.: no warning. an out-of-control car and heartwarming act of coast in. meteorologist: no 90 degrees temperatures this weekend but the threat of a few storms. >> a new recall tonightful voing millions of cars and trucks. the computer defect making them

ed: take a 27 to process that video. it is a car in the side of a parking a garage in austin, texas. the driver climbing out of the drive ear window to safety. was wearing a seat belt when the car did go over the edge. it caught in high tension wires and held the car there. he mained to get out. he is fine tonight. connecticut store is in ruins after an suv smashed right to the building lucky to have lived. take a look. a blue suv traveling through the front door sending the shelves flying. you can see that. in that video there by the impact. he is now recovering from cuts and bruise and many of the emergency workers at the scene know the owner and went above and beyond after the crash. >> off the street ares. i am kind of new. we just wanted to help out. see that we could help them with. we ended up helping board up the business.

maria: police say the driver was trying to avoid hitting the white van when hit the gas instead of the brake. ed: a the important warning tonight for drivers about a massive recall that involved gm. the auto america is recalling 40 million worldwide to fix airbag. gm says in rare case car's computers can go into test mode and that stops the front airbag from in flaying in a crash. we do have a full vehicles on our web wvvb.com. >> honoring first responders ahead of the 15th anniversary of the september 11th terrorist takes. the special ceremony todd reck my those who sacrificed so much that day. local student and soldiers climbing the stairs at the lab to replicate the 110 flights firefighters and doers that fateful september morning. let's take to you new york where the new york police department

with a parade. thousands gathering to railroad the police officers who died in those attacks. the roof began on wall street and ended at the nypd police memorial wall and americans hold a memorial service at the end end. >> a closet full of clothes that enemas so much more. >> mom helping children in need in honor of her late daughter. 2:00 her daughter passed away six years ago. katie loved to learn. in her memory, her mom works to make sure less this is starting katie's closet where students can choose between toilet trees clothance shoes and that match what other kids are warning. >> as a form ter teacher. can tell you there is a direct correlation between a child feeling about ups and how the is able to focus to learn. >> that is what we want. 2:00 go to school to get their education. >> hopes it will help students

how you feel when you head out to school does directly impact how you are when are at school. meat. >> absolutely. space that wonderful idea. now we take to you harvey's little corner. harvey's corner now to tell bus the weather. meteorologist: well, another wonderful idea may get temperatures more in keeping. todays with unfortunate. it was humid for good part of the day adds well. we hit 93 way above the average matching the record which was established last year on this date. least in boston sonar month. now we are average. a couple of big things going on tomorrow. we want to remind you of that. there is boston art walk tomorrow. that is a hat shell on the esplanade. that is 9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. our own emily rearm will be host thank the 70's. there will be a good deal. there may be a spotty shower but most of the time if not all the teem it should be rain free. also tomorrow morning, and the opening ceremonies are at 9:00. that is zero prostate cancer

to be emceeing in the 70's and of course, very slim simm lar weather. now in terms of the actual weather right now. 82 in boston. it is still very, very warm although the air has dried out slightly. a t i will stress slightly. has cooled off a little. it w are in the 60's. that is a little bit better. but here is the deal. the very, very oppressive air is still right along the new england south coast and that the focus for a few sho see this incredibly haw midair all the way to the midwest. now by the time we get to late sunday, sunday night, monday. this refreshing air will be here. but first, we have to have a humid weekend and as the warm and more humid air approaches that gives as you chance of a spotty shower or thunderstorm tomorrow. then, as the cold front approaches sunday morning. then another chance can of a spotty shower or thunderstorm. but tomorrow will not be as warm. hang on the coast, the pre will

amount of the time. so in the 70's although 80 just to wait. then still could reach 90 late in the day ash hartford as it bright opinions up some. i mentioned those showers around new york city, across long eye in there. there may be a how we're that moves along the south coast during glover night period. we have another cluster of storms trying to develop back here. i think most of those would stay north and west of the boston area most of the time tomorrow. then with the cold front, a fe more scattered showers and thunderstorms would be the chance around sunday morning or midday. the clouds will be moving in by tomorrow morning. it can be a shower on the cape. notice how a few toll the north and the west cannot rule out a quick one even in boston then brightening late in the day to the south. they we have the cold front which makes the approach sunday morning ap midday so there could be a shower or thunderstorm from northwest to southeast as that moves through. could be right around lunchtime in boston. then to the afternoon,

clearing and more comfortable air follows after this. the tail end of the weekend and just the next week also. that is going to be incredibly beautiful monday. very, very comfortable air. it does start to warm up tuesday into wednesday. then a few storms wednesday afternoon will usher in the coolest feeling whether this season so far. rriving wednesday night and with us for thursday and friday and the feel of fall in the air later next week. have a great weekend. back to j.c. and ted? ed: you, too mr. harv. and panel trouble. j.c.: sure. it had a hap pending.

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the deer falling 5 neat a pit at the water treatment plant. so police, fire, animal control worked tirelessly, i cannot say that word, to wrangle the fawn. >> and check can it out. with that tape. let her go. there she goes. >> the deer us up. >> yeah. >> yeah. >> that took a lot of effort. ed: way to go. all right. here is a question i have four. reporter: sure. th r will the patriots score 16 points in arizona. >> reporter: i don't think will. i have a question for you? what do they vin common we'll fund out more? ed: he never won a cy young. i have a feeling that is ru.

reporter: now no gronk. you cannot replace him. patriots will are to try to anyway on sunday nine arizona and without two offensive lineman as the hits keep stacking up before full contact has even begun. the pat tree yes confirming tonight that gronk won't play offensive tackle or guard jonathan cooper. i saw gronk tweet at practice to get the bears back on august 15th ap left that day with a trainer and didn't play in any of the preseason against known the seventh year he has not played a full season since 2011 and the ripple effect here is immense and puts tight end bennett in the hot seat along with a.j. and clay harbor and

the fullback on the 53 man roster. here is gronk a day ago when asked if he was 100%. >> i know i am not. >> it has been week to week. so week to week, day by day, feeling good. >> can you put a number on the percentage. >> 80-0. i cannot put a percentage on it. feeling better every day. >> boiling down ton the coaches decision andm get together and collaborate to see where i am a at. >> better lose in toronto than flendale. joining elite class of red sox pitcher thanks includes wood, kurt shrill and babe ruth machining others. 20 game winners. you can site coming. few of us did. big papi's baseball retirement ins and $10,000 check. they were tin full swing on the field all night.

goes to right enter. pedroia rounding third. heading home. 1-0 after one inning. every starter had one hit. it is not one of them for travis shaw. pops it up. melvin upton jr. the adventure continues and less stuff there. he scores again. yet another quality star. seven innings. two earns runs. he is now 20-3. sox win it 13-3. see the share of the second wildcard spot with a win over the orioles. michael trying to make sure it happens. a drive to left. that goes up. trying to do what the brother couldn't in toronto. he makes the catch. then it is martinez. you remember him. this one doesn't stay in the park. solo home reason. tigers win it 4-3. a little scrappy in the world cup can of hockey action tonight. team u.s.a.

missed a goal. putting it past jonathan quick. u.s.a. guess ton win this one 4-2. a busy night in sports. ed and j.c. a time toll say night. >> good night. >> good night. good night. >> that is it.

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