brentwood, new hampshire, are allowed back inside their homes after a stand-off with a suicidal person. >> this is on millpond road earlier this afternoon. brentwood police and the sheriff's office on the scene. when they entered the home they found the suspect dead. neighbors have now been let back inside their home. >> this is the same road where brentwood police officer was shot and killed in 2014, while responding to a domestic dispute just before that explosion, which killed the suspect. >> potential for severe weather across the region night you. >> storms are popping up across the area and harvey is tracking it all. >> we did have one to come through boston an hour ago. right now the activity is pretty scattered but we have a couple of location that is we're following carefully. one is up in southern new hampshire there. just to the eastern part of manchester. here's a good one that went through southern worcester, just about to franklin right now. that's a good downpour. may have some thunder and lightning and gusty winds with it. as we widen out there is a cell

but the strongest activity probably where it's hottest and most humid from about providence southwest through southeastern connecticut, but we're focusing on this particular cell as it gets close to franklin moving off to the southeast the other area that we're focussed on is up in southern new hampshire. east-southeast. might get to the northeast corner of the state around newberry port. here's how it looks. it's pretty scattered activity but again, we can still have up until about 6:00 or 7:00, through the region. then it settles south of boston. then to about cape cod around 8:00. and then offshore. the reason we continue to monitor these very carefully is because any one of them, they are very fast moving, can have some strong gusty winds with it. some lightning, and briefer, very heavy downpours. we'll have much more in a few minutes. >> breaking news this evening, in the murder of a mother inside her own home. here's the breaking details just

ex-boyfriend who is wanted in connection. what do we know? >> we've just received some new pictures of the suspect. they are pictures of tattoos on his body. they are on his back and neck. it simply reads -- located on his left arm, the first name of the woman he's accused of murdering monday. rhonda rosa. his arrest warrant that was issued yesterday confirming what family the day of the murder. that his 4-year-old son witnessed him kill his mother. >> the family of the murder victim removing personal items from her home this afternoon including toys that belonged to her 4-year-old son, a boy who according to new court documents was lying in bed right next to his mother as his father strangled her.

after murdering his mother, he took the boy to lawrence where he told his sister it's over, it's over, it's over. she called police after which they found wanda rosa on the second floor under a purplish quit. officers saw ret marks on the victim's neck. the couple's son first told family members my daddy shook my mommy, then told police, mommy is dead already. the warrant went on to read the boy told police his father and left her on the ground and covered her with a purple blanket adding, his mother didn't say anything because she died. rosa have a history of domestic violence for which a permanent restraining order had been issued against de la rosa, but this past june in an effort to have her son spend more time with his father, rhonda modified that order of protection allowing de la rosa back into

also indicates that neighbors heard the little boy screaming, no, daddy, no, daddy, but did not call police because those screams quieted. in the meantime, de la rosa is still at large. >> there is also breaking news on the campaign trail. hillary clinton's campaign has just released health information saying she's being treated for a mild case of pneumonia and the remainder of her physical was normal. her doctors says "she's in excellent mental condition this release comes after donald trump makes some health revelations of his own. >> why not show your medical records. >> donald trump is sharing, providing a summary of his latest physical during a taped interview on the dr. oz show. >> all the tests that were just done last week. >> disclosure comes as hillary clinton station one more day off the campaign trail. >> she's feeling great.

new web ad highlighting a trump foundation contribution to florida attorney general. the office was considering whether to join lawsuit against trump university. >> she cashed the check, locked the case and he tried to cover up the donation. >> house democrats asking the justice department to investigate. >> this is as bad as it gets in politics. the facts are damming. >> trump paid a fine for violating a federal law governing charities. the office denies wrongdoing. >> i think the democrats are trying to change the story from one foundation, the clinton foundation, on to the trump foundation. we'll see if it works. >> new polls give trump the edge in ohio and nevada, both battle grounds. >> these are positive signs for donald trump. they are making democrats quite anxious. the math still favors hillary clinton. >> trump is in michigan heighting the city's water troubles, city's democratic mayor had made it clear she did

sally kidd. >> sky 5 over route 90 to newton. a car crashed into a utility pole knocking down wires. this happened just before noon between parker street and langley road. it's been a traffic mess through most of the afternoon. two people in the car were taken to beth israel. one of them we're told has serious injuries. >> it's being called a tragic accident. a toddler hit by a car near a bus stop. the crash happened in norfolk this rhondella richardson tells us the child was taken to a boston hospital. >> at the corner of strawberry lane -- >> a child struck -- >> first responders rushed to the school bus stop at the corner of grove straight and strawberry lane and had to search for the 2-year-old boy struck by a car. >> we found a -- he was thrown a distance from the roadway into

lost consciousness. all the family members were there along with other children when their family was waiting for the bus. certainly in a situation anyone wants to encounter. >> i was stunned. >> i have only seen him once, but he's just adorable. >> the accident happened just before 8:30 a.m. police say the 2-year-old boy darted away from his mother and siblings and into morning traffic. police stay driver stopped and will not be charged. the child conscious by the time he left the family is new to the neighborhood. >> she has other children, so i think she walk them down to the bus stop, you know to drop them off to school. and then this unfortunate thing happened. >> it very important for people just to be aware of the hours between 7:00 and 9:00 each morning to ensure if they approach intersections to be extra careful and extra

the braintree police and its results on some of the cases that have been through that area. let's take a listen in. >> today, police, in collaboration with the d.a.'s office, released the august 26 independent audit. i find the auditor's report and poor record keeping practices by the police department to be deeply troubling and unacceptable. the police department has and will continue to conduct an investigation.

the release of the audit at this time will allow all individuals who may be affected by these findings. this is necessary information to ensure their right to a fair tria trial. >> all of this is in the report we're releasing today. this response is in direct response to the auditor's report to reflect the police department's efforts to reconcile the department records, to the extent possible, that we've done over the past few weeks. the department's response reflects that all but 12 firearms identified as missing, in the audit, have been accounted for. all firearms seized from 2008 to

a substantial amount of creased money and narcotics evidence. there is still a lot more work to do to determine a fully accurate account of these items contained in the audit, and the department is continuing its efforts in that regard. additionally, i've asked the attorney general's office for their review matter and they have agreed to assist us. it should be emphasized, as noted by the independent audit that purges conducted by the police department in 2009 and 2012, were not properly recorded. and that a majority of the evidence identified as missing during that time period was

purchase. this audit makes clear that there were significant administrative errors in the handling and storage of the evidence by the department. new protocols and procedures on the storage of evidence have already been established. i as well as chief jenkins accept the independent audits' recommendations and preserve current and future evidence, and we'll take corrective steps necessary to ensure that all new procedures are implemented, fully implemented and adhered to. i thank you for your time today. >> you've been listening to the mayor of braintree discussing an audit on braintree police. 5 investigates first told you

from the evidence room. everything from guns and money to drugs, leading prosecutors to drop some drug cases. the mayor informing us that 12 guns, for example, are still unaccounted for. he's asked the attorney general to step in on this case and he did mention that significant administrative errors were in place and new procedures have been set up. we'll stay on top of that story. >> we have new information tonight about why the gloucester police chief is being at position. live at police headquarters with what we know this evening. david? >> good afternoon. sources are telling 5 investigates that the action relates to domestic issues and other issues and we've learned today the chief is not the only person at this department under investigation. >> the top cop at the gloucester police department is lieutenant david quinn, who led city hall today without commenting. >> you're in charge --

all. >> according to a city press release quinn will serve as acting chief until tomorrow when assistant chief john mccarthy returns from vacation. >> the mayor also declined to comment about why she and the rest of the council voted last night to place the chief, seen here in file video, on paid leave but sources tell 5 investigates their decision stems from a domestic issue involving him, who has gained national attention because of his amnesty program for drug suffering from this illness. >> in a statement he said "it is our understanding that it has nothing to do with his duties as chef of police. we're confident that when all the facts are fairly and impartially reviewed, the chief will be quickly and expeditiously returned to his position." meanwhile the city confirmed today another officer on the force detective connors, has also been on administrative leave since last week but we're

newscenter 5 the city plans to hire outside investigators, and to perform a top-to-bottom review of the entire police department. live in gloucester, wcvb newscenter 5. >> digging into the data of a new online system.

>> a little muggy.

know, which makes me wonder why you hang out with me. >> did you see the pictures of clouds. >> he's already on his way. >> i love it. >> we want to see behind us the strongest action is in central and southern rhode island and southeastern connecticut because that's where it became most humid. a little more energy available for the storms dth also here, as we take a look at city cam, first i want to tell you about the 90-degree days. we reached it, second time in september. 22 times this year it's been over 90. the average is 14. this was like around 3:30 in boston. fairly nice day. some gathering clouds, not a big deal. if you look carefully you will see over her a little bit of a rain shaft as a shower is developing. then a few minutes later, if you look carefully, it actually starts to look lake over here,

and then it actually intensifies. really develops, a little bit of a downburst and we get some raindrops on the lens. then the little system comes right over the location of city cam. boom. it's pouring rain. can't see anything. then a few minutes later, it's done. and that's what these showers, where they have hit, have been light this afternoon. very brief, very quick. but again, now you're seeing the lightning with the line down here from providence to new london, connecticut. we also have an area in southern new hampshire but that's showing something of a weakening trend as it moves towards portsmouth. a little cell that's moved out of southern worcester county and is moving into the southwest suburbs of boston. we still have action in portsmouth and also have a little downpour over here that looks like it's been weakening. still tracking it toward norton. main action now right down in here. this is our strongest activity east-central rhode island, it may nick a little portion of

tracking that as we go through our evening newscast. then there could still an additional downpour that just develops the actual front will be coming through around 6:00 or 7:00. the wind shifts to the north and cooler, dry air will come in. the last of any downpour or thunderstorm rest look be around the cape and exits around 9:00. cool, dry air, the real feel of fall, will overhead the region later tonight. be with us tomorrow night. early on friday. and really even friday afternoon. patch clouds. at fenway tonight, i think the thunderstorm threat should be just about done completely by game time. starting to cool down. the temperature will slide into the 60s during the course of the game and there will be an active breeze. at gillette, if there is any activity it should be in the next hour or two and then they should be okay for the concert itself. but again, it will be turning

records today were tied or broken in places like washington and new york. providence, rhode island, record lying 90 but this represents cool, dry air that's going to be flowing in. the dew points and humidity drop sharply tomorrow. very comfortable. cool by morning and it will stay cool tomorrow. with high temperatures only making it into the upper 60s in boston. maybe 70 or so over inland areas. this is tropical storm julia, with 40 mile per hour winds. just a minimal tropical storm, but since it's n not going to move much, the big risk is big rain producer. that's the thing with julia. there could be several inches of rain. maybe even three to circumstances or more over parts of the southeast u.s. coastline. there is our weather. lots of beautiful weather to look forward to thursday and friday. it warms up some on saturday. second half of the weekend, the chances of showers and thunderstorms will increase, especially in our western and northern areas. all of us may get some showers and thunderstorms sunday night

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>> breaking news, police are hoping a tattoo will help to track down a murder suspect. he has a cross tattoo on his back that could help to identify him. he's wanted for the murder of his former girlfriend, a crime investigators say was witnessed by the estranged couple's 4 year old son. >> the mayor confirming an investigation into serious violations allegedly tied to the braintree police evidence room. newscenter 5 first broke the news. the and compromised evidence including drugs including drugs and seized cash. >> a tense situation in a brentwood, new hampshire, neighborhood. now over. evacuated residents allowed to return after police found a man dead inside his home. this is the same street where a brentwood police officer was killed while responding to a domestic dispute back in 2014. >> harvey joins us and he's keeping his eye on the radar. >> not enough rain for most of us but there could be some severe weather.