>> good morning. it is thursday, september 15. i'm emily riemer. >> i'm randy price. a stabbing on the north shore in beverly. a teenager is behind bars. charges that he's facing this morning. >> the search continues for a missing swimmer on the south shore. the trouble for divers today as they set out again in >> a dollar tree employee is behind bars this morning. the crime police say he committed on the job. >> first want to check in with cindy for the first alert forecast. >> feeling like fall today. 58 degrees in boston. we're only at 50 on the north

50s on the south shore. some in the lower 60s in the cape. where the winds are stronger, we're getting gusts over 20 miles per hour. the skies have cleared out in the wake of the frontal boundary. so the cool air is settling in. there are a lot of 40s to our north. by 8:00 a.m. we are back up to 60s, lower 70s lower inland. let's check out the roads. >> so far, a pike, eastbound to the top of the screen. let's go to the map. as you travel into boston, construction clearing 93 southbound by the pike and on the expressway north by mass

construction in the final stages expressway northbound. south of town, no problems on 128. the pike is quiet. one last construction zone by highland avenue should be clearing shortly. north of town you're good to go. >> police are investigating a serious motorcycle accident in woburn around 11:00 last night. this is salem street. we're told the operator was hurt. the passenger on the motorcycle is expected to be ok. right now, a search missing swimmer. rescuers combed a pond in plymouth. >> the swimmer jumped into herring pond about 4:00 yesterday afternoon and never resurfaced. plymouth police say the man and two others were in a boat in the middle of the pond. the boat was not anchored and it drifted away. one swimmer made it back to the

jackets to the other. >> it was over 100-foot where they are. it's the murky down below, very hard for visibility down there. that's why they are having difficulty finding the person. >> rescue teams from plymouth, bourne, and barnstable searched the water until the sun went down. overnight, at least six people are confirmed dead, another 100 hurt after two trains passenger train and freight train. it happened early this morning. authorities believe the passenger train engineer was negligent and caused that accident. >> right now a dollar tree employee is under arrest, accused of taking photos up a woman's skirt at the malden store. the victim says she caught the employee using his phone to take inappropriate photos. >> stories we're following right

a man in beverly during an attempted robbery. police say it happened on livingston avenue after the teen allegedly burst into a home last night. a 25-year-old man suffered several stab wounds, but his condition is not clear this morning. that teen's identity has not been released because he is a juvenile. >> police hope these images will help them track down a suspected murderer. you can see the tattoos here, a delarosa. he also has one on the inside of his arm that says "wanda." emilio delarosa is accused of killing wanda rosa on monday. the two had a child together. according to court documents, the 4-year-old witnessed attack and told police that his mom was dead. cash, weapons, and drugs all missing from the braintree police evidence room. and erika is here with the story this morning. erika?

because of the missing evidence. the audit goes back to 1999. it found sexual assault kits stored in a trailer out back and heat-sealed evidence bags ripped open or cut. mayor joseph sullivan yesterday called the findings deeply troubling and unacceptable. >> we have asked the attorney general's office to assist us in review of this matter. >> the evidence room trouble allowed this man to go police arrested him again for drugs, but the drug charges are now dropped. police have found some of the missing evidence, including two guns found at officer susan zopatti's home. she ran the room for three years before committing suicide when this audit began. the department now has new protocols and procedures. the chief put new officers in charge of the evidence room and there's training next month. >> commitment 2016.

resting while battling pneumonia. the democrat is set to talk to voters at a rally in north carolina this afternoon. she'll then attend an event in washington, d.c. donald trump will be in new york to give an economic speech before heading to laconia, new hampshire for a rally there tonight. donald trump talking to dr. oz while recording a show that will be on the air today. >> it's two letters. one is the report from the hospital. >> may i see them? these are reports -- >> those are the tests that were done last week. >> audience members at that taping say trump revealed his cholesterol level, blood pressure, colonoscopy and that he's taking a statin. clinton's doctor says clinton's health is normal and she's in

abc's medical director dr. richard besser says neither candidate released true medical records. he says clinton's records this week and combined with a release last year is more comprehensive than what he is seen from donald trump. the new hampshire union leader is endorsing libertarian candidate gary johnson. this is the first time in the last 100 years the paper has not sided with a republican candidate. the paper trump, quote, a liar, a bully, and a buffoon. >> the men behind a push to allow women into a famed theater group. self-driving cars making their way to boston. what experts have to say about the futuristic technology. >> i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america. >> and from the football field

injustice. >> and cooler temperatures on the way today.

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street. >> computers malfunction so often and phones and things like that, having a car operated by a technology source is just concerning. >> experts say it could be decades before self-driving cars are as common as cell phones is, but they point out there was a time when people were skeptical as those as well. intelligence is in your genes. but where do they come from? >> new research which says you can thank your mom. the pl marijuana more accessible.

a new hampshire community is coming together to offer relief during the drought we're experiencing. the kingston fire department now open for use for anyone who has seen their well run dry. a hair salon is offering a hair wash for anyone dealing with no water. >> today the drought monitor comes out again. >> every thursday. think back over the past week, haven't had a lot of rain. may be getting worse. it's have the extreme drought, covering a lot of new hampshire and southeastern massachusetts. we had a couple of downpours yesterday and some of those thunderstorms did have stronger winds. this picture, tree branches and limbs came down. they were hit or miss. we didn't have a drop of rain at my house. unfortunately, probably a lot of you in the same boat. it was hot yesterday. we hit 90 degrees, second time

the 90-degree mark in boston 22 times. average is 14. that's the most we've done it since back in 2010. so it has been a hot summer, and we're still seeing at least some heat so far into september. but a different feel today than what yesterday was about. you see the 40s to the north and this cool, dry canadian air is settling in now with high pressure and a wind out of the north-northeast. today is going to be a sun-filled day but a the winds are still supervise. 10, 15 miles per hour on the cape and the island. temperatures here milder than elsewhere. lower 60s for you. you head to the south shore and into tauton, 54 degrees. 48 in norwood. up in beverly it's 50. 40s through northern worcester county. cooler start out the day. you may want a jacket. sunshine will be with us

north to northeast. so it is cooler at the coastline than it will be inland. i think we hold in the 60s at the coast. lower 70s farther inland. so a little bit below average. after 90 yesterday, a different feel today. a couple of clouds may try to come in off the ocean in southeastern massachusetts this morning. otherwise, nothing but sunshine and clear skies this evening. mainly clear into the overnight hours as well. if you're headed to fenway this evening, the yankees are coming into town. it's first pitch 64. you may want a jacket for that game. overnight temperatures tonight in the low 40s for a lot of us. 50s for boston. high pressure will drift eastward, temperatures tomorrow mid-to-low 70s. so warmer tomorrow. traffic is quite active. we'll take a closer look at that coming up. gets warmer on saturday, lower

front is pushing toward us slowly and it will linger into monday. that minutes showers and thunderstorms starting on sunday and lingering into monday. the humidity comes back for the second half of the weekend and temperatures warm up next week. looks like dry for the next few days. >> thank you, cindy. no problems along the expressway. the south ball mall, that is the bottom of the screen. a few more minutes. road work clears on the expressway northbound by mass avenue as well as by the circle. south of town you're fine. one construction zone on 128 near highland avenue, that will be clearing by in a few minutes. trains and buses expected on schedule. >> a celebration in d.c. of the second season of "matter of fact." it's a program you see here on

award-winning journalist soledad o'brien leads that political program and hopes to keep breaking new ground with this show. >> we have a different voice and a different take on issues going on in america today that are important issues. i think our mission is to elevate the voice of people whose voices are often ignored. >> i think she will bring a unique perspective to the issues. there are issues going local places. there are issues about the water crisis, issues about challenges facing our town. >> "matter of fact" is part of wcvb's ongoing commitment to political coverage. you can watch it here on channel 5 at 11:30 sunday mornings after on the record. >> asian shares are lower after declines on wall street yesterday. investors will be on the lookout today for the weekly jobless

report. the f.b.i. and federal prosecutors in two states are investigating wells fargo. this probe comes days after the bank was fined $185 million for alleged misconduct. the allegations include the opening of hundreds of thousands of accounts without customers' permission. california prosecutors say the misconduct may stem from employees attempting to reach sales goals under the bank's incentive program. the bankil january. state regulators are trying to make it easier for patients in massachusetts to get medical marijuana. they are proposing an overhall of the program. rule -- overhaul of the program. nurse practitioners >> this plan calms for allow

>> good news from a study on early-stage prostate cancer. researchers say there's almost no difference in sursurvival rates over 10 years between men who monitor prostate cancer and those who undergo radiation and surgery. those who did have treatment cut in half their risk that the cancer may spread. doctors say they may have an impact on survival rates over 15 or 20 years. a new study claims your smarts come f intelligence genes are located on the x chromosome. that means you're twice as likely to inherent smarts from your mother who has two x chromosomes. you can get intelligence genes from your dad, but scientists say those do not go to your brain development. >> the nfl taking a new position on head injuries caused by the sport. the league will spend an extra $100 million to protect players.

the money will be spent between buying heavier equipment and research. the league will pay $1 billion to more than 20,000 retired players. >> a missouri state senator is joining the protest against police brutality and racial oppression. she's refusing to stand for the pledge of allegiance in the state capital. the protest began wit kaepernick, who took a knee at the national anthem during games. the senator tweeted she was not trying to be unpatriotic. she sat to draw attention to a national problem. >> unexpected visitor. school officers captured this 9-foot python in a high school parking lot. the snake is usually found in asia. a biology teacher used the moment to talk to students about invasive species. >> you think?

don't accidentally let them loose. marathon runners go the distance only to fall short. >> what is keeping them out of the race in boston.

>> good morning. it is 4:54. we have your early news to go. >> a teenager is expected in court accused of stabbing a man in beverly last night on livingston avenue. police say the 17-year-old, who has not been identified, burst into a home, demanded money and then stabbed a 25-year-old man. the teen was captureded in a nearby backyard. it's unclear how serious the

confirmed dead, more than 100 hurt after two trains collided in pakistan. that collision involved a passenger train and freight train near the city of multan this morning. authorities say they believe the passenger train engineer was negligent and caused the accident. >> also breaking, police are investigating a serious motorcycle accident in woburn around 11:00 last night on salem street. the oppressive was hurt. the passenger isxp >> a 2-year-old is in intensive care after he was hit by a car in norfolk. the boy walked with his mother out of the strawberry lane home before he started into grove street. the child was conscious and a the -- the driver did stop. >> over bridgewater where a junk

caused the fire to start. >> police in townsend now say that a reported attempted abduction never happened. three teenage boys said they were approached by a man near the town library earlier this week and that one of them was violently attacked. police now tell our media partners at the sentinel that they found no evidence supporting that claim. >> a florida man is arrested and charged with setting this fire at the me orlando nightclub shooter. joseph schreiber is facing arson and hate crime charges. police searched his home and they say they found evidence linked to the arson. he's facing 30 years in prison if convicted. good samaritans come to the rescue of a woman whose purse was stolen. you see the suspect here grabbed the purse. he takes off running.

police arrest the suspect who they say targeted someone else down the street. >> hasty pudding wants the theater group to allow women. more than 80 of the alumni group signed a petition requesting the change to the all-male cast policy. more than a dozen women have tried out for the group but none received a call back. rick on the mound last night against the orioles. he gave up four hits in eight innings w unfortunately, though, the orioles did the same minus that one run part. sox lose and they are now one game ahead of the orioles in the a.l. east. they take on the yankees tonight at 7:10. >> bad news for runners in pennsylvania looking to qualify for the boston marathon. the marathon organizers here say they cannot accept adjusted race

fault. organizers say the railroad was supposed to suspended the train. >> so disappointing. >> maybe next year. >> so, cindy, activity there in the tropics. >> typically we find september is kind of the peak month for activity in the tropics. it's been busy. we have three systems we are watching. tropical depression julia weakened. tropical depression strengthen into our next main storm. next name up is carl. so we may be talking about carl by the time we get to early next week. it is still way out there by early next week. also way out there is ian east of bermuda heading into the north atlantic. so not going to bother us. julia is sitting and spinning in a lot of rain bands in parts of south carolina, south carolina,

we're not getting this moisture in our direction. we could use it. we had under a tenth of an inch in boston yesterday. for the year our deficit is around nine and a half inches. dry weather the next couple of days. high pressure building in with cool, dry air out of canada. so it's going to be a beautiful day. it's going to feel like fall after being 90 yesterday. 60s in boston. 70s all the way back to chicago. west of there, notice the nation's midsection, that's where we have wet weather. high pressure is going to hang into your friday. a southerly wind developing into saturday. so temperatures warm back up. cool today, a chilly start tomorrow, back in the low-to-mid 70s. 80s on saturday. sunday with a potential of showers and thunderstorms.

into monday. we'll break it down as the eyeopener continues. >> a search resuming this morning in plymouth. how one woman tried to save two swimmers. >> a dollar tree employee accused of invading a customer's privacy. what she says she caught a man doing in a malden store. >> more trouble for the braintree police department after a scathing audit. 5 investigates looking at the missing and mishandled evidence. >> 5:00 a.m. slow down stress eating with a smartphone. how a locally developed app is helping people curb those craves. good morning. i'm emily riemer. >> i'm randy price. good >> cooler [laughter] >> yeah.