from gloucester, that city's high profile police chief placed on leave and under investigation. good evening i'm ed harding. ,maria and i'm maria stephanos. : chief leonard campanello, a national leader in the opioid crisis. let's get right to our shaun chaiyabhat at the breaking news desk. shaun: according to gloucester's mayor. the chief's leave took effect today. he will remain off the job during an internal investigation, at this point we is on leave. he is best known for starting the gloucester police department's angel program that allows opioid users get help instead of jail time. chief campanello has received national recognition for that effort. back in april he was honored at the white house as one of 10 champions of change. he attended another meeting on the opioid crisis at the white house in july. again there's no indication why chief campanello is off the job. but he will be on paid administrative leave until

ed: right now, police in townsend are trying to sort out a report of an attempted abduction involving three local teens. the teenage boys told police that an older man tried to grab one of them, and violently attacked another near the town library. a k-9 unit was brought in to search for the suspect who the boys say ran off into the woods. that search was inconclusive. police say they are still investigating but they do not believe the public is in any danger. maria: right now there is now a murder warrant out for the man suspected in the death of a methuen woman. emilio delarosa accused of strangling the mother of his 4-year-old son. a crime that allegedly happened in front of their child. right now, our john atwater is live in methuen with the latest on the investigation. john: the victim's family tells me they were very worried about her ex-boyfriend but they say she was insistent. she wanted her son to get to know his father. a small memorial grows outside

>> i cannot believe she's not here with us anymore. john court papers detail a : history of violence and domestic abuse at the hands of her son's father, emilio delarosa, he is now on the run, facing murder charges after she was killed inside her home. in a restraining order issued in 2011, wanda rosa said she feared for her life, saying her boyfriend grabbed her by the hair, slammed her to the ground and threatened to kill her. he went to jail for 4 years after pleading guiy kidnapping. just last month, she amended an abuse prevention order to allow delarosa to see their son, family says they were very concerned about him, but say she wanted her son to know his father who had spent the majority of the boy's life behind bars. >> in my opinion, that's what she was trying to do. she was trying to be a good mom.

he was last seen earlier yesterday morning right after this murder. maria: thank you. the man convicted in a deadly drunk driving crash in milford is now appealing to the state's highest court. a judge found nicolas guaman was driving drunk in 2011 when he hit and killed 23-year-old matthew denice who was on his motorcycle. guaman claims he didn't know the victim's body was under his pick-up truck. he is serving 12 to 14 years for manslaughter and will likely be deported at the end of his sentence, after illegally immi ed taking a live look at the : boston skyline on a tuesday night, we could be looking at some stormy weather coming in tomorrow. harvey: about mid afternoon through late afternoon to early evening. they will be scattered strong storms. it could be. the green area, that is the marginal risk for us for

factors with the storms a thing. let's check it out for you. you can see we are delineating it right there. the big area is the thunderstorm area and in that green area is where we have the slider greater risk of getting a storm. it is not insignificant. here's the front that will be approaching and will get some heating in the morning through lunchtime, it will be humid and in the 80's. if we get down. that is a risk we are talking about. notice how it starts around the berkshires in the early afternoon and it will be very fast-moving so we get into the worcester area around 3:30 p.m. at into boston at four 35, this is an estimate. might even make it into a line of storms, it is a possibility in the biggest risk would be strong winds along the leading edge.

offshore. very quick and fast-moving. it could be impactful during the course ofto the south the thundm itself. i do want to get -- or p that it is lightning and strong winds the two biggest concerns. much more coming up next. maria: commitment 2016 and the race for the white house advancing on several different fronts tonight. ed: more questions about health and transparency, let's get right to our ben simmoneau for the latest. ben: her campaign made a push as did donald trump, both campaigns in pennsylvania today. mr. moms very happy. then: with his daughter ivanka by his side, donald trump rolled out his childcare plan trying to court female voters in suburban philadelphia. mr. trump: allows every family, including adoptive families, to deduct their childcare expenses from their income taxes. ben: the plan calls for new tax free childcare accounts, that roll over each year until a child is 18. also 6 weeks paid maternity

in social security. mr. trump while my opponent : slanders you as deplorable and irredeemable, i call you hard working american patriots who love your country. ben trump also continued : his attack on hillary clinton for calling half his supporters a basket of deplorables his campaign meantime continuing andhis campaign meantime continuing to raise questions about her health, even though he has not released details of his, simply a letter saying he'd be the healthiest person elected president. >> are two major party candidates running for president and only one of them has ammonia and lied about it. ben: just up the road in philadelphia it was president obama making the case for hillary clinton, while she recovers from pneumonia. president obama you want to : debate transparency? you've got one candidate in this race who's released decades' worth of her tax returns. the other candidate is the first in decades who refuses to release any at all. ben: we are told tonight that

and she has promised to release more health records. donald trump, meantime will tape an appearance on the dr. oz show tomorrow, he's promised to release the results of a physical he had last week. but dr. oz told fox today he won't ask any questions trump doesn't want to answer. maria it is primary night in new : hampshire, we're watching a couple big races up there, republican senator kelly ayotte easily winning her primary tonight. she'll face outgoing governor maggie hassan, who was unopposed on the democratic side, in the general election. that's going to b country. one other race of note. in the first congressional district incumbent republican frank guinta trying to hold onto his seat. right now he's in a tight race with challenger richard eshoo with more than 80% of the vote in. the winner of this primary faces democrat carol shea porter in november.

south end. damaging three buildings. the fire started on a roof deck of 73 rutland street. the building has 4 units, and the fire spread to the buildings on either side. investigators say a valve had been broken off a propane tank that may have played a role in what caused the fire. no one was hurt. maria sky 5 over large flames in : cohasset. a lot of smoke there. police say the fire started before this afternoon at a home 12:30 p.m. on rust way. everyone who lived in the home is accounted for, according to our media partners at the patriot ledger. but the family's black lab is missing after the fire. flames. ed new at 11:00, an emotional : battle over the future of a north end nursing home. tradition, and change, clashing. our mary saladna is live in the north end. mary. mary: after more than a decade, spaulding is closing this nursing home here on fulton street, and planning to re-locate to brighton. within the year. but local residents are determined to find a new caregiver.

loved one from the north end nursing home would be devastating. patriarch louie lived here on fulton street until his death at 97, his wife gracie still resides there. >> my mother went in, his grandmother went in as a rehab patient. she cannot go home. it is hard enough to tell them no, you have to stay here now. and now to say you have to be moved. >> you're able to go up to the waterfront, there is a great park out there. they should not be forced to moveut impassioned residents filled boston city hall tonight, and listened as spaulding's talked about accomodating patients in a more modern space in brighton, that will save millions in overhead costs. >> what we did here from the boston redevelopment authority, securing the fact that the nursing home needs to occur at that location. mary: the fulton street land is designated for a nursing hiome, and with a petion 200o names

another caregiver. >> there are so many advantages to have the nursing home and the greater dollars -- boston downtown area. it should be maintained and i mean this, our community will not settle for anything less than a nursing home. mary: city officials are asking spaulding to be a good partner by helping to find the right buyer, so that people who want to stay in the north end, can. maria a scare today for some : people in southern new hampshire who saw fighter jets fly overhead followed by small explosions in the air. the explosions were flares mistakenly dropped near hancock, new hampshire by massachusetts national guard fighter jets. the jets were on a routine training flight from their base in westfield, mass. officials say they didn't mean to drop the flares. but people nearby were caught off guard.

is that? i looked up and saw the jet and those flares coming down. it was a little shocking i guess. surprising. maria: the massachusetts national guard typically notifies the public before flying over new hampshire. a spokesperson admits that did not happen today. police officers run down the stunning video and that man behind this attentional -- intentional attack. the driver being called a hero. harvey: swings and the feel of fall that will follow.

>> you're watching wcvb newscenter five at 11 p.m. officers captured on camera. that is phoenix, arizona where a driver slammed into officers three outside a gas station. and investigators say it was done on purpose. our shaun chaiyabhat is here with new details. shaun: the suspect is now charged with 3 counts of attempted murder. police say he may have been impaired but they insist the crash was intentional. it began in the middle of the night. three phoenix cops just talking next to this police suv outside a convenience mart. what happens next is what police

in a red car who appears to be lying in wait suddenly revs the engine and plows right into the three officers. >> he accelerates quickly. headlights on, runs right over our police officers and into the front of the store. shaun: a sergeant, an 18 year veteran goes down with a broken leg. another officer dives out of the way. but a third cop goes flying eight feet high. those are his legs in the air. he's thirty-three-years-old. it was his first day on e >> he gets propelled in to the glass, he has the gumption to get up and get into a fight and take the guy into custody. unbelievable. a hero. shaun: but the suspect isn't giving up. here, officers that were just run over have to fight him on the ground finally using a taser to make the arrest. >> they could have easily been killed. i'm glad we are not planning

the suspect is 44-year-old marc laquon payne. the phoenix police chief isn't saying why they believe payne tried to run his cops down but sees it as part of a recent pattern of attacks on officers. all 3 officers are expected to be ok. police are still looking for a motive. maria a school bus driver is : being called a hero, after saving nearly 2 dozen students from this bus fire in maryland. renita smith pulled over when a brake light came on and then she smelled smoke. she scrambled to get all 20 kids off the bus. the flames grew, to make sure every child was safe. smith says she just went into mommy mode. the cause of that fire is still unknown. ed: wcvb is joining broadcasters across the country in an unprecedented effort to fight the opioid epidemic. this new effort will also involve lawmakers and experts on the drug crisis. there will be a nationwide campaign you'll soon be seeing right here on channel 5, to encourage treatment and increase

it will include not just public service announcements but also special reports and town hall meetings. our parent company, hearst television, is one of the leaders of this effort. >> beyond just the new stories are reporting some of the tragedies, we need to be proactive and we need to do things to help educate our community about this important issue -- initiative and fight it. ed: according to the cdc, 78 americans die every day from an overdose of heroin or prescription painkillers. tonight new video is out, the stage at dancing with the stars last night. you saw something that happened but you did not actually see what did happen. maria: abc has exclusive video of what happened and it happened while olympic swimmer ryan lochte was on stage. >> excuse me. excuse me. >> wow. ed: look at the security guard rolled him over and takes him down like he is a running back.

was giving her scores and they were running video of the dance routine. those two guys rushed the set. here's the first guy and then a second guy comes in and he gets tackled and thrown down. all of this happening and of course the dancers were shaken up. >> it broke my heart. i have changed and i want to become a better person and i am going to keep moving forward and having done. maria: the men were arrested, there t-shirts and they were escorted out of dancing with the stars. ed: that is what you did not see. now you will see a major storm. that is not in our neighborhood. harvey: it is in a different part of the world but it is quite an amazing storm. it is a typhoon, a super typhoon. that is the same as a hurricane a gets a different name. it is near the southern tip of taiwan at it is going to make

not to give them a major blow. check this out, 180 per mile out -- an hour winds. it is moving toward the china coast. but you know what, we have a new tropical storms talk about. just born a few hours ago. a disturbance near the northern florida coast. that is now tropical storm juliette. you see it has a lot of rain with it and in this one band up in here there is some wind of tropical storm force. that is why it has gotten the name. the winds on this site are extremely light. it is not likely to develop further in terms of wind so it should not be major wind damage, maybe just minor along the upper florida and georgia coastline but it will be dumping a good chunk of rain area the forecast track does not take it anywhere. it is going to mill around and here for the most part over the next day or two. in the meantime locally look at our temperatures earlier this

the recovery. 83 in boston. some places had a jump of almost 40 degrees like norwood. it started out at 43, will -- moved up to 82 degrees. tonight is the -- a pleasant night but not as cool as the last few. 67 in boston. most of the temperatures are in the 60's. if you upper 50's are showing. breezes out of the southwest and the air will become slightly more humid. you see the pleasant colors over here colors starting to come in as the higher humanity slowly moves in. it will become a little more humid tomorrow and with son in the morning to take us into the 80's that sets the stage with an approaching front for a few strong storms likely to be in the area mid to late afternoon tomorrow. running right ahead and along of that particular cold front. high-pressure moves off and we get the southwesterly wind and as the front of pitches that gives us the risk of late day storms tomorrow. we do have the sunshine for the

berkshires and toward worcester county, this is mid afternoon. i would say by the early part of the evening commute, the boston area. it is possible they could try to form into a line or broken line that the biggest concern is right along the leading edge there is the risk of gusty if not strong and maybe in a few cases damaging winds. that is what we have to follow with this and we will he here to follow if it by the south shore at 5:30 p.m. and cape cod at 630 p.m. and off the coast. it will import the next round of autumn-like air which will be cooler than the most recent round. with the storm risk to mid to late afternoon, medium risk of having significant lightning and medium risk of strong or damaging winds with a few of the storms. the concert tomorrow night at

the concert which starts at 7:30 p.m. and if you are going earlier to go do tailgating keep that in mind. here's a chance to warm up in the 80's before the risk of the storms. look how much cooler it turns on thursday. many areas will not get out of the 60's or high temperatures. that will be very cool thursday night. a beautiful day on friday, slightly milder in the afternoon and then the weekend warms up again. it should be dry for the most part as i see it now on saturday but an increasing risk of showers an sunday afternoon and sunday night. keep your eyes to the skies and be safe. ed: still ahead. a courageous fight and a lasting

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maria endicott college showing : support for beverly native pete frates in a big way. ed the school recognizing the : impact of his ice bucket challenge to fight als with the largest ice bucket challenge yet. it was part of a special ceremony for the dedication of peter frates hall, a new resident hall on campus. frates' family was there with him to witness the unveiling today. >> i know this future so very deeply. >> we saw you back there when it got unveiled. >> yeah. it is overwhelming. i hope that pete permeates their being, his character, his integrity, and his courage. ed: he does and they will see his name every day there is also and there is also a mural in the

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>> now, here's mike lynch with sportscenter 5. powered by xfinity. mike last night the sox jumped : on the orioles for 5 runs in the first, tonight the orioles turned the tables hitting the sox with a 5 spot in the 2nd and the sox never recovered. 6-3 orioles the final tonight from fenway as things tighten up in the american league east.

is on its way. two batters later with a man on, nolan at the pair. five-love baltimore. and a little bit of defense tonight. jackie bradley, junior is the quarterback who makes the final call. that is focus and that is concentration. xander bogaerts, wit the 19th of the year. within striking distance at 5-3. in the ninth inning jonathan scope refreshes the orioles' lead. 6-3 and that was the final. they will be in for another game at 7:30 p.m. toronto has lost eight of 11 in september. the orioles pick up the game. the yankees are like the human stain, they will not go away. let's go down to the texas

spike thing behind the mound where the pictures clean their cleats and he tripped on it. you could take a knee, tear an acl. and he makes the catch. look at the eyes, look at the focus, look at the concentration, look at the extension at he has got that may be right there. the miami dolphins, sunday at one and it is a quick turnaround. houston there they are right there. all blue from the neck down and red and white stripes on the shoulders. right around the neck it says we are all patriots. nine teams have the cola rest. patriots will wear them next thursday night. i like the blue because of the revolutionary war. the minute when -- minute men

ed: what do you think? harvey: is it growing on you? maria: i like the logo. and if it is just for the one game. you know what was great today? you, harvey leonard. >> wednesday on the eye. >> we have three new classes taking exercise to the negative level. >> and the potential for severe storms, on wednesday starting at 4:30 a.m. fios is not cable. we're wired differently. which means we can fix things differently.

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