maria: donald trump's awkward moment. ed: why he was stopped mid speech plus the health information from both candidates. maria: and what it tell us. >> swimmer mission in a pond. >> conditions can underwater making the search so difficult. maria: a car up in flames this. the new concerns about more cell phones that could explode. meteorologist: 90 degrees arier today. how long it lasts. maria: could a self-driving car navigate a street like that? ed: why boston says it is hoo im to get h road. maria: cash, weapons and drugs all missing from a braintree evidence room. ed: and now accused criminals are getting let off the hook because of it. good evening, i'm ed harding. maria: and i'm maria stephanos. fallout from a scandal 5 investigates first exposed and newscenter 5's shaun chaiyabhat is live with the impact revealed in a new audit. shaun? shaun, because of this audit, evidence rooms once in shambles now getting an overhaul. but that comes too late for some

out. braintree police now scrambling to fix an evidence room disaster. an audit going back to 1999 found sex assault kits stored in a trailer out back. heat-sealed evidence bags ripped open or cut. drugs, 70 guns and $400,000 in cash gone. the mayor calls the shoddy records. >> deeply troubling and unacceptable. we have asked the attorney general's office to assist us in a review of this matter. already walking free. stephen o'brien was accused of kidnapping. police arrested him again for drugs, but those drug charges now dropped. >> quincy court given the current state of the evidence room in braintree. we cannot prosecute the case at this stage. shaun: police have now found some of the missing evidence. roughly a quarter of the missing cash. and 56 of 70 missing guns. including two guns found at officer susan zopatti's home.

suicide. once the audit began. the department now has new protocols and procedures. the chief put two new officers in charge of that evidence room. he plans to issue a memo about evidence handling to all officers. and there's new training next month. live in braintree, shaun chaiyabhat wcvb, newschannel . ed: breaking news from malden made an arrest at the dollar tree on broadway. police say an employee was taken into custody after a customer caught him allegedly using a phone to take inappropriate photos up her skirt. no word yet on when he's expected to be in court. maria: right now, methuen police are hoping tattoos will help them track down a man wanted for murder. take a look, that cross is on the back of emilio delarosa. and this tattoo is inside his arm it says wanda.

methuen on monday. the two had a child together. according to new court documents, their four-year-old boy witnessed the attack and told police that his mom was dead. the search for a missing swimmer in plymouth suspended until morning. rescue teams combing herring pond for hours. right now, our jorge quiroga is live in plymouth. jorge, what more have you learned tonight? jorge. , thisha tonight, this is a lot of questions about the conditions on the water when the swimmer went under. with darkness quickly setting tonight it was evident, what started out as a search and rescue had sadly turned into a recovery effort. rescue teams had but three hours of daylight before darkness and lightning forced them to pull all boats out of the water.

dangerous than it looks. >> we get that southeast wind coming in, the chop is bad , we get white caps, it's like the ocean. >> around 4:00 in the afternoon. two men and a woman on a boat in the middle of the pond, when they jumped in for a swim. their boat apparently not anchored drifting away. only the boat. she threw life jackets at the two guys still in water. >> and only one was able to get back to the boat which then the boat of course drifted on to the shore, and they weren't able to get back out to where they

years old, from a nearby neighborhood. rescue teams from plymouth, bourne and barnstable searched the water until it got dark. a white buoy, 100 yards from shore marking the spot where the victim was last seen. dive teams looking through the pond's deep, murky bottom. is over 100 feet where they are right now, its all grassy, it's all murky down below there. meteorologist: let's rejoice and enjoy the feel of fall baits is in vig rating tomorrow morning. so different than today. we hit 90 degrees today in boston. so quickly, it has cooled down. it is now 65. that is 25 degrees cooler than it was. here from boston to nantucket. there is gusty winds make it feel even cooler than that. gusting to 23 in boston to 33 down on nantucket.

actually be in the's. you will feel fall start the day tomorrow. let you know how long it lasts coming up. may cree, ed? maria: harvey. donald trump getting a mild scolding in church! >> ok. ok. ok. michigan. and when he started criticizing democrat hillary clinton, the pastor interrupted and asked trump to keep his remarks focused on the city's water problems instead of politics. trump agreed, but was interrupted again, this time by protesters. the pastor told them to knock it off, too. they are two of the oldest presidential candidates in history yet, both donald trump and hillary clinton have been slow to answer questions about

ed: tonight, the pace has picked up a bit. our ben simmoneau is here with more. ben: both candidates released new information today and both did it in very different style. but do we know enough? why not share your medical records? trump: i have really no problem in doing it. i have it right here, should i do it? ben: donald trump revealing some information about his health at a taping of the dr. oz show. >> it's two letters. one is the report and the other is from lenox hill hospital. dr. oz: may i see them? trump: yea, sure dr. oz: so these are the report? this is from... trump: all the tests just done last week. ben: audience members at the taping, which will be broadcast tomorrow said trump revealed his cholesterol level, blood pressure, colonoscopy results

dr. oz called his health normal. but his campaign has not shown that information to journalists. >> i don't know why we need such extensive medical reporting when we all have a right to privacy. >> if all he shared was the results of his most recent physical exam, that's not a lot of medical information. >> hillary clinton also releasing more medical information. her doctor lisa bardak says her health is normal and she is in excellent mental condition. thyroid condition and allergies. her heart is healthy and she is recovering from pneumonia with antibiotics and rest. >> this is the kind of detailed summary i'd expect to get from another doctor who is referring me a patient and it's enough for me to evaluate her campaign saying she's fit to be president. abc's medical editor dr. richard besser says neither candidate released true medical records, released this week combined with a release last year is much more comprehensive than what he's seen from donald trump. she is expected back on the

maria: right now, the right lane on route 9 east in newton is still closed hours after a car crashed into a utility pole taking down wires. it happened between parker street and langley road. two people were taken to beth israel. one of them has serious injuries. police say they expect that lane to reopen overnight around 1:30. ed: a two-year old in the icu tonight after he was hit by a car in norfolk. police say he was waiting for his siblings at the school bus stop. the boy had just walked with his mom out of their strawberry lane home when he darted out onto grove street and was hit by a car. the 44-year-old woman behind the wheel did stop. the child was conscious leaving the scene. ky five over bridgewater where a investigation tonight. that's chuckran auto parts on old plymouth street. we're told dozens of vehicles

sparked it. sky 5 over a neighborhood scare in brentwood, new hampshire. evacuated residents allowed to return, after police found a man dead inside his home. and this is a street that has seen tragedy before. our john atwater with the story from brentwood. john: teams of officers swarmed through the neighborhood trying desperately to calm a suicidal man who ultimately took his life. they ordered neighbors to stay in their homes, a decision guided by the deadly standoff here two years th >> you learn from previous incidents, all incidents we've had from then til now have a lot to do with how we handle things. >> so i heard all the shots and the explosion could hear the flames shooting neighbors will never forget that day officer stephen arkell had gone to a home on the same street for a domestic dispute. the man who shot him then set his home on fire, triggering an explosion that rocked the neighborhood.

violent, loss of life, the explosion was incredible john: the police response today was a jarring reminder of that violence two years ago as neighbors again took cover unaware of how serious the threat could be. maria: the fire danger linked to more types of cell phone t. the new warning after the car is go in flames. the new push to bring self-driving car os boston. why the mayor says if it is key. meteorologist:s the feel of just how cool the next couple of mornings will be. maria: dream derailed how to trains keeping boston marathon

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camera in florida. a car engulfed in flames. the driver saying he's convinced his samsung galaxy 7 cell phone set it off! that's a different model than the galaxy note 7, that's been linked to several battery fires. the company facing growing backlash, but still no official recall. a software update, designed to fix the battery problem will be available next week in south

but it's unclear whether it will also be available in the u.s. >> i thought in my head, a brand-new device is going to burn down the car. >> i called it exploding. it did shoot pieces of whatever was inside of the phone out. ed: so if you own a note 7, and you want it replaced right away, your best bet is to return it or exchange it for a different device. maria: self-driving cars are now on the road in pittsburgh. officially making their debut in the city earlier today. here in boston, the mayor wants to speed up the effort to bring them here. but in a city with so many quirky streets, could it really work? our mary saladna is live in

>> there's plenty of enthusiasm out there, and the first driverless uber cars began test drives today in pittsburgh. city leaders want boston to be next, but imagine a driverless vehicle trying to negotiate the narrow, maze-like chaos that is the north end. would be riders we spoke to said no way. >> you never know when someone is gong to jaywalk across the street down here, they're just so skinny and narrow. computers malfunction so often and phones and things like having a car operated

>> mayor marty walsh knows there'll be resistance, but he also learned something about looking ahead. when the city recently applied for a $50 million grant to study future transportation needs and was denied. maria: live ten north end, wcvb newscenter 5. ed: me skeptical of a self driving car? no way. maria: not you. ed: no, no, no w you cannot stop technology. maria: we know. meteorologist: will be interesting. that is for sure. today hit 90 in boston. 22 times this warm weather season. the average is 14. this things obviously have changed a lot since then. because we now had two 90-degree days the recent surge of warm temperatures now the month is over three degrees above average. pretty good downpour came through boston before 4:00 today.

we did get this sent frows dan. see those big, big tree limbs that come down. this were gusty winds with the downpours and those that had the downpours did not hit all areas. before we got before, during, after sunset. what a pretty looking sky. gorgeous. i don't know if you had a chance to see it. i was breathtaking and plenty of beautiful skies or sunrise and sunset during the course of recent president mos. this was sentional one. now, of course, it is all the cooler air that has 65 in boston. well, the gusty northwesterly wind. it is much cooler and much drier out. so our temperatures have quickly fallen. in the 50's in portsmouth, new hampshire, jaffrey, orange, massachusetts. 3:00 and down to the 60's on the cape. we're gusty in terms of wind. so now all the nice blue color. the refreshing comfortable air moving in and exists all the way

comfortable days with a feel of fall during the overnight and the early morning. no real humidity impact will be concerned. inch up a little bit saturday much more so on sunday. all right. here is your cool air across the great lakes. now it is replacing the warm air with 90-plus from here and providence to new york and washington today. providence tied the record high. there this were a few new record highs established a little bit further south. these are temperatures starting out tomorrow and during the day tomorrow. look at this. highmp the first current temperature. 65 in boston. 60 in worcester. i did want to point out. temperatures tomorrow will not get out of the 60's in boston. we get 90 today and tomorrow, we'll be a good 20-25 degreesle coulder. so when the rank can is come to town tomorrow evening. il will be cool. 65 at game time. might get down to 59 by the end of the game. yes. we did pick up some are in in spots today. it was so fast moving. on the areas that got the rain,

it does nothing to ahe lef at the severe drought. look at boston now. over nine inches of below formal. hence genning of the year. worcester at nine inches. this will get updated tomorrow. it does fever thursday. all right. here is mainly clear skies that will be with us. not only tonight, but really for thursday as well. friday as well. and i am confident we'll squeezes in saturday and dry fashion and even though we may get increase in cloudiness before saturday is over. all right. that loo sunday, not quite as sure about it. pollen count, low to medium. more on the medium range on saturday. that is a tropical storm julia and going to spin around in place. it is minimal 40 miles per hour. the problem is spinning were a in place and allows band of rain to move to the south carolina coast and then, they may wind up with a lot of rain in the ensuing two days and had a significant amount of rain. a couple of great days coming up. look at tuesday, wednesday, sunny warm and dry.

weekend is dry. the end of the weekend is could be on the wet side with higher humidity. we'll update that four. maria? >> want wait to see. app that's. >> so it is celebration tonight of the second season of matter of pact. a celebration in d.c. tonight of the second season of "matter of fact", which you see here on wcvb on sunday. award-winning journalist she hopes to keep breaking new ground with the show. >> the issue is not the presidential race. some of these are going on in local marketplaces. the issues about flint, pi my, the water crisis. the shall issues about the challenges facing our town. maria: "matter of fact" is part of wcvb's ongoing commitment to

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we have bad news tonight. they were stopped in the tracks bay train. maria: here's the backstory. here was a marathon in allentown, pennsylvania, on

course at mile 7, forcing some runners to stop for minutes. some of those people wanted to use their race time to qualify for boston. but boston marathon organizers said today it can't accept adjusted race times, even if the train was at fault. the race organizers in pennsylvania says the railroad told them trains would be suspended. the trains were not. it doesn't se too. here is a thing, too. when i end up home flat. any red sox runner. that is a not a good thing. it doesn't seem fair either. this one hurts.

>> rick porcello was 13-0 this season at fenway park and pitched more than well enough to make it 14-0 tonight. one pitch in the second inning was the difference in this one. oriole 1, sox nothing and the lead is down to just one game down in foxboro rob gronkowski was back on the practice field and his participation was listed as "limited" its unclear yet if he'll be cleared to play on i can tell that you. you got to be able to hold on. oh, baby. one chance. here it comes here. second inning. >> headwind coming in. the flag blowing stiff. look. lose it deep to the night. the only run of the game. gives up four hits. one run. six strikeouts. he was matched dead even on the other side. eight innings. four hits.

a little bit of defense, too. it is a great catch. second baseman. look at him. going, going, going, get his eye on it. boom. he holds on. he got up and laughed about it as well. orioles win 1-0. pit is changing every night, folks. orioles a game back. the hamate tomorrow night. toronto loses this afternoon. they go out to anaheim to play t. the rank chris am coming to town. tomorrow night. for games thursk saturday, sunday. meanwhile. ben is back in baseball. the vice president for the toronto bluejays and a spring teaching at columbia university ap they won it all in 2013 and good have him back in the game. all right third baseman over the shoulder cap. >> great catch in the fagsal football league and much aing major league baseball. bryce set a deal with the right

track and a wall. he has it. right there. a little bit of lap dry do after the game. that is out and a snow cone sticking throughout as well. rob back on the practice field today. unclear if he will play on sunday afternoon against the dolphins and taling with a issue forest both of the last month. meanwhile, bill belo check was pepperedded today and asked about removal of the tom brady image on the happened during the arizona game on sunday night 2:00 in darkness. praim my getting ready. >> i have been talking about by amy. i worked miami. try coach. >> you know what? 3:00 water withtown high school doesn't do anything.

for 600 wins this ya ever noon. water town has gone 160 games in a row. >> really? >> nice job. >> 164. >> 164 in a row. >> national record by the way. >> wow. >> that is as many forecasts as you have nailed. >> 160 in a row. >> uninterrupted. >> yes.

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