>> what did it sounds like? >> like a loud explosion. then the window bust out. diane: the a.t.f., arson and explosives task forces are responding to the scene. the mayor says there is no evidence of a terrorist connection at this point but they believe it was an intentional act. the nature of the explosion is under investigation. reid: we're heading down to new york city where a news conference is happeni, update by new york city police commissioner james o'neal, answering questions from reporters. commissioner: we're still in the process of trying to figure out where the initial point of explosion was. reid: that's police commissioner james o'neal, starting his first

mayor bill de blasio. we'll have more information as soon as we get in on the incident that occurred about 2 1/2 hours ago. in new jersey, a number of state and federal agencies there investigating after a pipe bomb exploded on the jersey shore this morning. the explosive found in a trash can in seaside park along the route of a marine corps charity run. the explosion happened just before thousands of runners were expected to take off. fortunately, the race was delayed and the runners were went off. officials say they don't know who left it or why. >> what the intentions of the individual we don't know at this point, whether criminal or terroristic. it's obvious it was meant to affect the run. reid: race canceled, some homes near the scene evacuated as a precaution. those residents have been allowed to return to their homes. a diving accident off the coast

one rushed to the hospital in critical condition. reporter: the 9-1-1 call came from a good samaritan around 4:30 this afternoon after seeing two boaters in depress -- depress -- distress off of east point. one of the divers was unconscious from the water, described as in critical condition. the second diver in distress was also pulled on board. ambulances were standing by to rush them to the hospital. police have not released any information, the names nor the conditions of the two divers tonight. they're still piecing together what happened in the water today. police said further updates

essex district attorney's office. reid: 67 degrees in need ham but rain coming in our direction. mike wankum joining us. we really need this rain. mike: we need every drop we can get. i wish it was a three-day rain but at least we'll get a few hours of rain. clear skies across the area. in the berkshires, picking up pittsfield to stanford and stretching into vermont. looking farther to the west, more rain to the west. humid air is pumping up. it's muggier tonight than it was earlier today creating this line of showers and thunderstorms ahead of the cold front. as we go through the overnight hours, a lot of gray skies and rain heads north but there will be a spot shower or two in the western part of the state. 1:00 p.m. tomorrow, spot showers develop across the area.

to spot showers. there won't be organized rain until monday. if you think about the pats' game, slight risk of showers, humid, around 76 degrees. as we get to the game tomorrow night at fenway, better chance of scattered showers. i'll talk more about that coming up. reid: new information tonight about a tragedy on the tracks. police say a teenager killed by a commuter train last night the westbound commuter train hit the 14-year-old boy just before 9:00 near the west newton station. police investigating the circumstances of what happened. foul play is not expected. parents in the school district were sent an email by the superintendent informing them the teen was killed last night,

of grief. and tonight, the obama administration expressing regret after a u.s.-led air strike hit syrian forces instead of the isis. right now the u.n. security council is in an emergency closed session to discuss the air strike, at the request of an angry russia. >> even by russia's standards, tonight's stunt, a stunt replete with moralism and grandstanding is uniquely cynical and hypocritical. reid: russia's u.n. ambassador says the air strike has put a question mark over the future of russian and u.s. brokered cease-fire agreements in syrian. hillary clinton and donald trump

trump is wooing voters in colorado springs where a couple of caustic days on the campaign trail, he's trying to entertain the swing state voter. mr. trump: i don't give a you know what, i don't even use that word anymore. if i use that word, they'll say, he used that language. secretary clinton: we can't let barack obama's legacy fall into the hands of someone who doesn't that, who's dangerous and divisive vision for our country will drag us backwards. reid: hillary clinton, donald trump, will be meeting for a debate in just over a week. in north carolina, a bus crash leaves four dead and dozens injured. the bus was carrying a south carolina college football team and hit a bridge on highway 47

42 passengers were injured and four killed. the status of the driver and ages of the players are unknown at this time. in philadelphia, police identified a man who went on a deadly shooting spree. 25-year-old nicholas glenn was well known to police and was allegedly, quote, hell bent on hurting a lot of people. one woman was killed and five hurt including two officers during last night's rampage. police say the motive was not clear but they found a note in which he express for police. boston police investigating a deadly triple shooting in dorchester. police say the men, all in their 20's, shot just after 2:00 a.m. in the areas of nightingale and wales streets. so far, no arrests have been made. worcester police asking for help finding the driver of this black pickup truck following a strange pedestrian accident that left a

police believe the worcester resident was talking to the driver in the parking lot of a b.p. gas station on chandler street and the pickup driver sped off, the woman clinging to the rear-view -- driver's side . boston's pro marijuana freedom rally was underway today and looked bigger than ever. about recent polls. massachusetts voters seem closer to legalizing recreational pot on the ballot. >> three, two, one -- >> at exactly 4:20 p.m., a huge cloud of smoke floated above boston common, part of what's been for 27 years, one of

civil disobedience in the country. issupporters of legalizing recreational marijuana in massachusetts seem closer than ever to achieving their goal with a recent poll on question four showing the yes side ahead among likely voters by five points. >> i'm very excited. i'm definitely voting and anyone i talk to, i'm trying to talk them into it. >> of what's called freedom rally went to court to get a permit and they say the city tried to cut into their proceeds by trying to force them to allow outside foot -- food vendors on to the grounds. >> we thought it was another speed bump to argue and make this a longer process. >> mayor walsh says although he opposes recreational marijuana, his office treats the freedom

i believe they went from one day to two days under my administration. reporter: mayor walsh says there's still time for the no stod come back and the outcome will likely depend on voter turnout. reid: we continue to follow the breaking news out of new york city with the large explosion in the chelsea neighborhood of manhattan, injuring more than two dozen people. new york city mayor bill de blasio saying moments ago they do not know the cause of the explosion but they are intentional act. however, it does not appear at this point it had anything to do

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we have heard recently from city officials. diane: officials say there are at least 29 people who were injured, according to the fire department, one considered serious. no one appears to have life-threatening injuries at this time. we have video from someone about a block from the scene when this happened, to give you an idea, a large police and fire presence at the scene. the explosion took place near west 23rd street and 6th avenue in the chelsea area of manhattan around 8:30 law enforcement sources tell abc news the explosion is believed to have come from a dumpster. new york city mayor bill de blasio held a news conference and here's what he had to say. mayor de blasio: there is no evidence at this point of a terror connection to this incident. this is preliminary information. it's something we will be investigating very carefully but there is no evidence at this point of a terror connection. i also want to affirm that based

to the incident in new jersey. it is too early to say anything definitive on those questions, whether there's no specific evidence of a connection at this point. i want to say more broadly, there is no specific and credible threat against new york city at this point in time from any terror organization. diane: a reporter with the abc affiliate new york says police are looking into a mini-van on 27th between 6th and and the bomb squad unit was at the scene with state police. a robot has been deployed to that location. police say a possible secondary device has been located there. a reporter told us that at least two cars had windows blown out from the explosion earlier while they were driving, a child in the backseat of one of the cars was injured. the mayor says that there's no evidence of a terror connection in this case but believe it was an intentional act. officials say they don't know

in the investigation. reid? reid: thank you so much. we'll bring you updates as soon as we have them. the ride to remember, hundreds of cyclists participating in the annual trip from springfield to boston, all to honor local heroes. one watertown police officer ran the 106-mile route, wrapped up a few hours ago at the state house. julie mcdonald was there. julie: over the hill they of service and sacrifice. the fourth annual ride to remember took off from springfield saturday morning, pedaling 106 miles to the law enforcement memorial at the state house. the governor was there to surprise them. >> any day they put the uniform on could have horrible surprises. julie: many of the riders wear a badge and others are the children and spouses of those

his dad, officer kevin ambrose, killed in the line of duty in springfield. >> he was one of the funniest people i ever met. everyone i met who knew him said the exact same thing. julie: it was an early start for one police officer. watertown's brandon o'neal left friday, running through the night, holding a powerful image in his head and heart. >> officer sartino, as well. julie: each ride every year has grown in number and spirit and vow to return stronger in 2017, never feathering -- forgetting those who gave so much. >> we have to keep their memory with honor. julie: officer tarantino's family cheered on the riders who

officer o'neal started running at 3:00 p.m. the afternoon before. julie mcdonald, wcvb, newscenter 5. reid: fantastic day they had to ride their bikes or in the case of the watertown police officer, run. mike: beautiful weather. it's rare we get such great days like this but we're hoping for rain. it looks like we'll see some of that later on tonight. we started the day two degrees too cold and ended five ee can have wild temperature swings. the air is not as dry. dew point was in the 50's earlier, and now low 60's. the humidity will rise overnight and tomorrow and monday, it's in the oppressive range, and will prime the atmosphere with moisture. now all we need is a trigger to squeeze out the rain. after that, tuesday and wednesday, humidity dropping

ahead of the cold front. we're seeing showers and thunderstorms. most has been towards buffalo, syracuse, heading towards albany. it's also lifting north just abilities. here's the timeline. by tomorrow morning at 5:00 a.m., we're kicking a lot of it up to the north with spot showers ahead of it. around lunch time, scattered showers here or there. that will be the nature of it tomorrow. not everyone will get a rain out of it and some of you could get a not be raining. a better opportunity sunday night into monday, more of a soaking rain. scattered showers, a band around 5:00 cutting through and then more substantial rain. monday morning, 4:30 a.m., more widespread rain. tonight, mostly cloudy skies, showers to the west. most of us staying dry. tomorrow, cloudy, muggy, 76 to 82 degrees for the high temperature.

steady rains arrive? tomorrow night, 8:00. humid air in place. front to the west, plenty of moisture sitting around. as it inches in, i think it's the monday morning commute looking the wettest but the chances for showers will hang around through much of monday afternoon and then even as it clears its way off the coast we may have a few scattered showers building in until tuesday, just a spot shower. but most of it early monday. we'll talk about the dry weather moving in after the humidity is kicked out. scattered rain, some places picking up at least half an inch of rain and some spots may get an inch. in the tropics, two systems -- carl and julia. karl, not a very good environment for developing into a hurricane. looks like several days down the

hurricane but a long way from the coast and we're talking about thursday of next week. julia is interesting, just sitting down here. it's a tropical depression barely, in name more than anything else. but it's driving tropical moisture in and that moisture is working its way along the east coast. that's why we have the opportunity for seeing more rain. the system will stay away from us but the moisture is out there, tropical moisture is in play. tomorrow, a few showers. tomorrow night into monday, a chance of seeing showers tuesday, a spot shower or two and on wednesday, the humidity goes way down. we start the week with high humidity but by the end of the week, humidity is comfortable and the first day of fall is thursday. plenty of sunshine for it, low humidity, looks beautiful. perhaps a spot shower on friday. your best opportunity will be sunday night into monday morning. monday morning commute may be

reid: we'll stay on top of that breaking news in new york city. take a live look from manhattan. large explosion reported in the chelsea neighborhood. two dozens people, at least, suffered injuries. none of the injuries is life-threatening but some reported to be serious. new york city mayor bill de blasio said there is no indication this is connected to terrorism but they believe it was an intentional act. right now police are investigating the possibility of a secondev

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diane: we want to show you our first look at where the explosion took place tonight, in a dumpster in the chelsea neighborhood of new york city. you see it right there. new york city mayor bill de blasio says there's no evidence at this point of a terror connection in that explosion. 29 people were injured tonight, most suffering non-life-threatening injuries. player de blasio says -- mayor de blasio says the explosion was street and 6th avenue. there was a possible secondary device on 27th between 6th and 7th avenue. a robot has been deployed in that investigation. reid: in the meantime, one of the many faces of the boston strong spirit spent the day raising money to give life to amputees.

the barking crab in boston to raise money to help amputees be fitted with prosthetics. >> running legs is not covered by health insurance. they make such a difference in people's lives to be able to regain a part of their former life. reid: many of those devices cost tens of thousands of dollars and they're not a if you'd like to donate, we have information on our website, go to wcvb.com. josh joining us, a big series this weekend. josh: the red sox are starting to figure it out, three in a row against the yankees. xander bogaerts, three extra

>> sportscenter 5 powder by xfinity. josh: if you can compare this year's edition of the rivalry to a barbecue, the yankees are cooked, the red sox are sizzling. wouldn't call david price's performance well done and it's not fair to bullpen's collective outing today rare anymore. looking for his eighth straight win, price gave up five runs over six but struck out seven after an r.b.i. triple to brett gardner. gary sanchez puts this one on to lands down. two-run home run. 5-2 in the fifth and xander bogaerts gets himself reacquainted with the monster seats. the fifth sox player with 20 home runs. that's impressive. game tied in the seventh.

sox, all the way back from three runs down. four-out save from craig kimbrel, striking out owl four hitters. sox win it 6-5. and in a few minutes, gillette stadium, you on your couch, at the bar or in your stands. the will you or won't you see gronk on the field game is firmly into its seventh day. he was in practice all week, listed as limited. questionable for the game. this is a home game. if gronk can't go, marcellus bennett shoulders the load. he was brought here to be a book end opposite gronk but can hold his own. >> pass protection, catching the ball, getting a big first down, whatever it may be. i'm not here to catch a thousand

whatever it takes to win. josh: he's been the coach for 15 years and wins games, grimaces and doesn't like distractions. you knew all that about bill belichick but maybe you didn't know he has a foundation that helps with coaching, mentorship and financial support for those who need it. i spoke with the coach about football, lacrosse, giving back, and his family. for you coaching is a family business, not just your dad and you but a couple of your kids involved. did they say this is what i want to do? coach: i always told them to go where their heart took them. josh: my full conversation with coach belichick is sunday night at 11:45 on sportscenter 5 o.t. and and one of the only things we knew about tom brady's schedule these four weeks away

be honored at his alma mater in ann arbor. >> quarterback for michigan from 1995 to 1999, please welcome back number 10, tom brady! josh: number 10? that was his number in college. brady honored with a standing ovation before the game, his first time back since he left. usually busy this time of year. on hand for the coin toss and gave a pregame pep talk from the team. ch revs in montreal taking on the impact and the impact felt in the first minute by the reds. header by kai kamara. 59th minute, already 2-1, traffic in front, kellen rowe gets his second of the match. second straight 3-1 win and third win in a row for the revolution. turning things around. it's not often at that big ten is tested by an f.c.s. school,

1-a a. north carolina state facing iowa. cam peterson, the 37-yard field goal inside the upright. north dakota state pulls off the upset in iowa city. unbelievable win on that one. reid. that's it for sports. reid: iowa. josh: your own state. reid: many years ago. mike: we have showers, spot showers but possibly bring your rain jacket with you because if you leave it at home, you'll need it. heading towards monday, it indicates a high-impact weather day because of a chance of showers and thunderstorms, and downpours. reid: breaking news out of new york city starting tomorrow