>> from boston's news leader, this is wcvb newscenter 5 at noon. emily: afternoon. erika: we begin with breaking news right now in denver as we learned a pedestrian has died after a morning crash. the victim was struck while walking on hobart street. the driver is cooperating with police. investigators looking at solar glare as a possible cause. emily: a new poll indicatesemily: if of the shift

question erika: would pass in massachusetts. the troubled relationship between a methuen mother found murdered and her ex-boyfriend now on the run. does me in his live in me and --n methuen. doug: the search for her killer is on. court documents detail the worry and fear wanda rosa had for her ex-boyfriend amelio first filing an order of protection against de la rosa back in 2011. she explains to the court that de la rosa would kill her and she got the police involved. by november of 2015 that protection order became permanent. after dela rosa served four years in prison for kidnapping the mother of his child, she said she wanted him back in her

she amended the permanent protection order allowing her ecstasy both her and the four-year-old son they share. rosa writing the reason she wanted visitation rights was so that "the defendant and i can do things together as a family." the single mother's body was discovered yesterday at her methuen home. according to family members delarosa dropped the boy off with them. they called police and he has not been seen since. in -- this affidavit, the victim rights, he grabbed me by the neck telling me his child would be left without a mom. she continued to write, i'm scared for my life. emily: a deadly crash in danvers . a 70-year-old woman killed while walking this morning. sky 5 was over the scene on hobart street.

danvers police say the driver involved is cooperating with the investigation and they are looking into a possible solar glare as a cause. the name of the victim is not being released but police say she is from danvers. state police say a man was hit by a car on route 24 north. about 9:45. police tell us the victim's car was in the breakdown lane that is unclear where he was when he was struck with the memos airlifted to rhode island hospital with seriousnj erika: a reward is being offered to help catch a brockton man who police believe recently robbed two banks in less than a week. 36-year-old russell williams has been charged with two counts of unarmed robbery, actively being sought by police for the august 7 robbery at harbor one bank. police believe williams rob the webster bank on oak street september 1. there is a reward for anyone who

accused of threatening parents in children with this knife outside in elementary school. police say they arrested the unidentified 36-year-old thursday morning near otis elementary. parents say the man threatened them as they walked children into the building. erika: braintree police say this woman has been found safe. patricia devine suffers from alzheimer's disease. her family was concerned she had been dropped off at logan airport for a flight to florida but they could not make contact with her. circumstances of how she was found e point but police saying she is safe. cindy: another gorgeous day. sunny and dry. there are some potential changes on the way. parts of southern new england tomorrow afternoon and marginal risk of some thunderstorms going severe with potentially damaging

ahead of that front, another gorgeous day. we saw comfortable air. virtually a cloudless sky again today. these temperatures coming up from the 70's. we touch 80 degrees from lawrence of the beverly. difference between yesterday and today, the wind direction from the southwest, that wind a little stronger keeping the sea breeze so it stays clear through this evening. temperatures topping off in the low more on the timing of the storms just ahead. erika: hillary clinton saying she is feeling better after that pneumonia diagnosis, promising to release additional medical records this week. kenneth martin reports donald trump is promising the same and hitting the campaign trail hard. kenneth: recovery mode. hillary clinton is at home rents -- at home resting but she has been trying to explain why she

to be that big a deal. i felt dizzy and i did lose my balance for a minute. once i got in, once i could sit down, cool off, once i had some water, i started feeling better immediately. kenneth: bill clinton was on pbs. the clintons conceding medical episodes have happened before when she is overworked or dehydrated. >> hillary is the next president. kenneth: president obama will rally supporters in philadelphia . as donald trump's rally in asheville, north carolina -- a truck supporter attacked protesters, even shoving a woman in the face. trump, not endorsing the violence and said he is focused on clinton calling half of his supporters and basket full of deplorable's.

i call you hard-working americans. kenneth: the clinton camp out within attack at the counter. >> losers. you can't lead this nation if you have such a low opinion for its citizens. kenneth: the clinton campaign says she should be back on the trail by the end of the week. trouble be in the philadelphia area to uei place in new hampshire state primary. the how most hotly contested for governor. maggie hassan hopes to unseat senator kelly ayotte in november and despite critical races, less than a quarter of registered voters are expected to turn out. if the election was today, the

traditional marijuana would pass but it will be close. 50% of baystate residents polled by massinc and wbur said they would say yes, 45% say no. the biggest concern is the public health hazard rather than the risk to the individual for marijuana itself. nearly half polled think it is a public health threat. erika: the question about lifting the cap on charter schools is not faring as well wi pull -- a seven point margin, 48% note to 41% yes in a survey of 500 likely voters. 6% of responders believe charter schools take money away from public schools. the margin comes on the heels of heavy advertising on both sides of the issue. emily: changes to come on how the state handles the mentally

announcement. his administration calling the plan a new level of care. the globe reports among changes adding more mental health services also placing limits on the contact of officers at -- the new plan includes every inmate receiving an individual treatment plan within -- the government wants to move inmates convicted of serious crimes from bridgewater state to another minor crimes stay put. advocates of the plan continued to push for bridgewater state be under the control of the department of mental health rather than the department of corrections. erika: two veterans are walking across the nation on a serious mission. they want the public to better understand the plight of returning veterans. sera congi caught up with these determined men in allston.

and now massachusetts. sera: a journey on foot to sway minds. kevin kincaid and daniel taylor are walking across the country to raise awareness about the issues veterans face. >> i'm trying to get the word out so we can get enough people and hopefully reach the right ears of people who can make a real change. >> i don't come from a lot of money but i can definitely walk. kevin, an army veteran of afghanistan former navy sailor, are receiving lots of support. each step is motivated by the struggle fellow veterans suffer. we've all experienced friends who have been injured in combat. friends were killed themselves. a good friend of mine took his life, he was my roommate after we got back from afghanistan. sera: kevin started the truck on his own and met daniel in new

and really want to support them but are unaware of the everyday issues that's go through. sera: kevin and daniel are going out west. they will circle all 48 continental states ending in kevin's home of nebraska. the journey taking a physical toll but they are powered by the hope for change. >> i definitely feel motivated. all the support we are getting, all the people rooting for usmo erika: another massachusetts school abandoning homework. the north shore community of essex has decided not to assign afterschool work elementary school students. school leaders say they want kids to be able to relax, play and spend time with family. an unsettling moment on dancing with the stars.

tomorrow in advance of thunderstorms. the timing that could impact the evening commute and cooler weather ahead. erika: revolutionizing organ transplants. the local company saving lives with a new technique. >> the 10:00 news on metv boston with maria stephanos and ben simmoneau, on comcast channel 942, verizon 461 and over the

v.o.: kelly ayotte says she's on our side, but on our rights, she's squarely with donald trump. trump: planned parenthood should absolutely be defunded. v.o.: ayotte agrees, voting six times to do just that, defund planned parenthood. and both oppose our right to safe and legal abortion. ayotte: well i certainly think that roe should be overturned... trump: there has to be some form of punishment. matthews: for the woman? trump: yeah, there has to be some form. v.o.: ayotte and trump, wrong for new hampshire women. planned parenthood votes is responsible for the

emily: a bizarre disruption during last night's dancing with the stars as protesters rushed the stage. erika: those men wearing anti- ryan lochte shirts were ultimately arrested. elizabeth hur has more on how the swimmer is responding. elizabeth: ryan lochte's dancing debut interrupted. >> back off. elizabeth: as the judges were about to begin critiques, the show staying in split screen and the commotion offscreen hosting tom bergeron to break for commercial. this is what you did not see. this exclusive video obtained by abc news showing protesters wearing anti-lochte t-shirts storming the stage and security jumping into action tackling one of the protesters. more audience members in the gallery also sporting anti-lochte t-shirts asked to leave.

positive show. elizabeth: lochte lied about being robbed at this rio gas station with his olympic teammates. security -- >> i've never experienced this on 19 seasons. >> quite scary. we did not know what was going to happen. elizabeth: lochte also shaken but his focus remaining on redemption. >> it broke my heart and i'm going to keep moving forward. elizabeth: as for the men arrested for trespassing they told abc news they did what they did is they say lochte is a liar and in their view his actions endangered americans in brazil. erika: a college football player caught on camera punching a referee learns his punishment. bernard schirmer has been

was an accident and plan to appeal the punishment. shermer faces the possibility of criminal charges. emily: another stunning day. cindy: we are enjoying the rest of the afternoon. tomorrow the humidity comes up but still going to be a pretty decent day. we are watching the tropics. way out in the atlantic it's not really bothering anyone. one of three areas we are actually watching. a wave cr it brings thunderstorms to the bahamas and off the coast of africa this has potential. about a 50% chance of formation in the next five days. lifting up to the north atlantic east of bermuda, east of the east coast not really bothering anyone but it is our ninth named

sunshine, 79 degrees. look at that wind, much more active than yesterday out of the west southwest and that breeze is keeping the sea breeze away so we are seeing temperatures along the coastline in beverly around 80 degrees. lawrence up around 80. warmer than it is. easy temperatures and worcester running in the lower 70's. a cool start this morning. we were down in the 40's in many areas. mid-70's, pleasant on most areas sneak up into the low 80's away from the south coast and by 6:00 this evening still 70 degrees with clear skies through midnight. we have this couple humidity in place but you see off to the south and west humidity creeps up on the backside of high pressure. our humidity starts to come up tomorrow but it's a one-day thing. notice how it drops right back

the backside of this hide. this front is going to be a trigger for showers and thunderstorms as it moves through our area tomorrow. during the late afternoon and evening there will likely be storms around and some of these could pack a punch. marginal risk that some of the storms turn severe. no problems if you're headed to fenway. temperatures in the mid-70's slowly dropping. not what be as cool tonight. most spots a 6 southwesterly wind. tomorrow we watched the front approach with showers and thunderstorms in the afternoon and the greatest impact from storms looks to be the potential for strong wind. brief downpours as well. whether impact day, that's why it's shaded red. at noon, 24 hours from now, most areas will still be dry with sunshine that we get toward

boston, metrowest, north shore, right around drivetime tomorrow. dropping southward probably reaching the cape closer to 8:00 and pushing offshore. look at the changes coming. cooler temperatures really a feel of fall for the end of the week. thursday into friday, 70 to 75 with sunshine and chilly morning low temperature. saturday looking like the pic day of the weekend. emily: merrimack valley company pass alternative for organ transplants could save more lives. lloyd matsumoto was in need of a liver transplant after 30 years of fatty liver disease that lead to cancer or was prepared that could revolutionize the procedure. they used a portable device made by trans medics. you put the organ inside rather than on ice and it lets doctors

-- long waiting lists. erika: goat yoga.

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erika: this is happening at a farm in oregon. a 500 person long waiting list. emily: interesting concept. erika: if you're ever in oregon, get on that waiting list. emily: thank you for joining us. we appreciate it. >> this is an editorial by bill fine. bill: perhaps above all others in recent years and it is transparency. from public schools to public safety from financial institutions to other industries. from the products we eat and use to the bills we receive, the demand an expectation of increasing transparency and honesty has increased. in general and with few exceptions the goal of maximum transparency is almost entirely

and as a society based on the greatest degree of safety, fairness and informed consent. it comes as a most unpleasant fact that in this growing age of transparency our presidential campaign more closely resembles one of those aerial photographs of a disappearing lake in drought stricken california. transparency has evaporated and receded to previously unprecedented levels. tax returns, financial records, transcripts or detailed health records, what is not seeing, both candidates willingness to provide as much information as possible to make the most informed decision on november 8. this development applies to both major party candidates and both bear responsibility for raising the level of candor in the remaining weeks before election day. we've come to expect greater transparency from all of our most important institutions.

narrator: "by almost every measure, public charter schools have been a success." "they are models of inspiration." with "impressive results" and "eye-catching educational gains." it's turned my son's life around. narrator: "charter schools amount to hope" question 2 will give parents more choices and result in more funding for public education. vote yes on 2.

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