>> from boston's news leader, this is wcvb newscenter 5 at noon. thanks for joining us. erika: here's a look at some of the big stories making headlines. this brockton toddler fighting for his life after being hit by a car last night just feet from his home. emily: police investigating a fatal shooting in dorchester. the victim is a man in his 20's. erika: the deadly shooting of a black man in north carolina but violent protests in charlotte overnight. police say the man was armed and

emily: ray raimundi is tracking the investigation which started as the search for another man. ray: tensions boiling over through the night on the streets of charlotte. protesters outraged igniting fires. shutting down a major highway and attempting to overturn this police car. even looting stores. over a dozen officers injured. the mayor of charlotte pleading for calm. to please wait until all information is available. ray: police said there were searching for a suspect with outstanding warrants yesterday when they saw 43-year-old keith lamont scott who they were not looking for. authorities say scott got out of his car holding a gun. >> the officers gave allowed, clear, verbal commands to drop the weapon. as the officers continued to yell at him to drop it he

officer bentley breton fire. scott later. at the hospital. scott family gives a different scenario. >> they said hands up. he's got a gun. that's it. he had no gun. ray: the police officer who fired the fatal shot is on paid leave. the chief said the officer who fired the fail shot was not wearing a camera. erika: this brockton toddler is fighting for his life after being hit by a car. antoinette antonio is life austin worship spoke to the boy's grandfather today. antoinette: at last check that little boy was in critical condition. we spoke to his grandfather this morning and he says his grandson

at this point he is still holding on. two-year-old neyden tavares was with his mother when he darted into the middle of market street just steps from the home. brockton police say that is when a silver toyota camry hit him causing life-threatening injuries. familymembers comforting each other last night including the boy's grandfather. avelino da vega says the last he heard the boy suffered swelling to his brain. >> so-so. i don't know. my daughter says he cannot move or nothing. neighbors say the crash boot -- the crash through the boy several feet. >> out of nowhere the car i just hear a thud and look over and there is a baby in the street.

>> i hurry her and that i hear him screaming and crying. antoinette: police look through the man cell phone but there's no evidence he was texting. in fact he told police he never even saw the child. he just heard the moment of impact. all indications at this point are that this was a tragic accident. that driver has not been charged or cited. the investigation emily: breaking news. the fbi is asking for the public's help in finding two men who took important evidence in the new york new jersey bombings. the men were seen removing pressure cooker device from a piece of luggage on a manhattan street and walking off with the luggage. the fbi wants to talk to these men. they want to recover the luggage area more on the investigation in a few minutes.

caught up skirting that an mbta station. transit police said there were call to porter square station for report of a man who was secretly taking videos of's -- of female passengers. as they were booking james cullers they discovered there was a warrant for his arrest. he will be arraigned on the up skirting charges in cambridge district court. erika: boston police investigating a deadly shooting in dorchester. a man in his0 the victim was taken to boston medical center where he died. police are investigating two nonfatal shootings in the neighborhood that did not appear to be related. emily: a third person under arrest in connection with the fatal shooting in everett in january. omar wilfredo ran as was found with a single gunshot wound to the head. he died the next day. two teenagers have been charged with murder in the case in the

court heard arguments on the use of a murder victim's personal life during trial. lindsay marriott was raped and killed four years ago. her killer wants use details of her life as grounds for his appeal. those details were ruled inadmissible. the summer the court ruled the rape shield law does not apply to appeals. then after supreme court took the matter under advisem a worker at the acton bucks borough schools main office says it was in the woods behind the main campus on charter road. everyone was brought inside while environmental police in crews arrived on the scene. help for farmers impacted by cold weather earlier this year are eligible for federal assistance. farmers can apply for low interest emergency loans to make up for the losses caused by frost and freezes from february through early may. they have eight months to apply

less humid. fall officially starts tomorrow and by the weekend it's going to feel like fall. mike: it does not feel like fall. when you came in this morning there was some fog. it's beautiful. a spectacular afternoon. outside right now it's 81 degrees in boston. the humidity has dropped off and that's what's making it feel like such a comfortable day. we had that patchy this morning that since has gone away. a feed struggling clouds to the south but not expecting too much out of that. a beautiful afternoon in our direction. downhill to the south some rain. a frontal boundary to the west and the impact is a bit but not until friday. high pressure is in control and we get to enjoy it. temperatures will hold about where it's at right now and we started drop-off.

, notice there's a little bit of cloud cover along the south coastal area. we hit may have more of that. temperatures coming our way will be on the cool side. erika: i mean he toddler is safe after he was found sleeping on the side of a road. the 18-month-old boy was found by a game warden in radford just after 4:00 p.m. monday. police say his parents h about a half hour from home. his parents called police after realizing he went missing. emily: both hillary clinton and donald trump on the stump today. clinton in florida, trump in ohio. the washington post reports trump uses more than a quarter million dollars in donations to settle personal lawsuits. he's accused of lying art with

uses is -- in his businesses. >> opium. -- oh p.m., other people's money. emily: today trump's running mate mike pence says he's confident the trump foundation will be able to demonstrate the full it comply with the law. erika: honoring the legacy of the m.i.t. police officer killed by the marathon bombers mission to recognize him. color was on duty was killed by the attacker. his now dishes family appealing to congress to greet a national first responders day. ashley wren believes the wrecking asian is long overdue. >> wheelock college days, nights, birthdays. we do it the end of the day parcels harm's way for everyone.

brother works for nascar who's promoting emily: nationwide. a woman in england called police about a reckless driver in barnstable but that call came to a cape cod town more than 3000 miles away. >> the barnstable police department in massachusetts. >> massachusetts? there's no way can help me than is there? obviously misunderstood her voice command. she later greeted officer mark mcwilliams who dispatched the call and said the two plan to stay in touch. new details about the bombing suspect in new york and new jersey. when video allegedly shows you doing in the days before the blast. emily: the head of the company that makes the epipen about the face-off with lawmakers on capitol hill.

was necessary. temperatures feel more like the season including a transfer lows to drop into the 30's. erika: new details of the impact of smoking on your dna. >> the 10:00 news on metv boston with maria stephanos and ben simmoneau, on comcast channel

emily: the fbi is asking for the public's help in finding these two men who took important evidence in the new york new

device from a piece of luggage on a manhattan street and walking off with the luggage. the fbi wants to talk to the man and recover the luggage. erika: the justice department says it wants to bring a modern rock -- steffi ramos reports he had been on the fbi's rater two years and now new video is raising concerns. stephanie: no -- connecting rahami to the pressure cougar bomber in new york. the explosions did not cause any fatalities but did injure at least 29 people. police have been digging into rahami's life coming to his

complaint officials described two of his favorite videos on youtube as jihadis and thumbs. -- anthems. a journal rahami kept. he had it on him when authorities took them down in a gunfight. his father told reporters he mourned the fbi years ago, that his son was linked to terrorists. the fbi looked into it but did not investigate further single father later denied the allegations. >> if i was part of the investigation at that point i would've asked why we're not doing it. >> this morning officials confirm rahami's wife was interviewed. authorities believe this was an act of terror but say there is no indication that there is a

the air force emily: continues to investigate what caused the u.s. spy plane to crash. the plane had taken off from air force base yesterday morning when it plummeted. the pilot ejected. one died. commanders say they were following a routine flight path length something went wrong. the head of the company that makes epipen emily: brasch is expected to defend mile and's decision to increase -- brescia says the move is necessary setting changes in the health care system but outraged lawmakers will demand answers for the price hike which is left family struggling to pay for emergency shots know to save lives. investing -- investors are suing foot-wide him for more than $9 billion in damages for losses suffered as a result automakers

admitted to feeling it vehicles worldwide with software to cheat emissions test. preventing them from potentially selling their shares in the company. erika: samsung says new galaxy note seven phones will be available in the u.s. starting today. the company says it will replace about one million of the devices recalled because of battery fires that led to at least 26 reports of people being burned by the phone. am unusual problem there. -- roads extra slippery. officials say there has been such lorena last few months at grease and oil have been building up on the roads creating hazardous conditions. emily: that is lightning captured by the international

about june 50 miles above earth. thunderstorms, i don't know. they never get old. even the camera was impressed with that shot. mike: i wish we could see a little lightning because it would be good to get some rain. a little bit of rain on monday. some places give you more than others but not much and we are still running abou i coming after one of the driest summer, the driest summer on record. today are going to enjoy sunshine. a few clouds that are -- this is left over from one was julia bringing showers and thunderstorms. a front to our west may give us a round of showers.

that's the number you're watching. dew point, 51 degrees. the remember yesterday? it was way up here in the oppressive range. now it is pleasant. may inch up a little bit on friday with a chance for showers but i think we're done with the money stuff. today, mostly sunny, comfortable humidity. 78 to 84 degrees with a northwesterly breeze in some places the temperature will drop to the upper 40's. southwesterly wind, temperatures should hold for overnight loans in the 60's. generally looking at 50's and a few of her 40's for -- showing up. less humid air has moved in.

on not only today but tomorrow and a good chunk of friday as well for the threat of rain moves in. thursday night, inc. on 25, the pats take on the texans. more like football weather over the weekend when it was warm and muggy. two systems keeping an eye on. carl and lisa. carl has been out there for a few days and it looks like it's going to remain a tropical depression. road. look at leisa. in the atlantic looks like lisa in her a hurricane conscious that tropical storm and it's going to be moving its way to the north and not having any act on the weather. to have some -- not today, not tomorrow. friday morning, low-risk.

tomorrow, the beginning of fall. fall arrives in here as we talk about thursday morning at 10:21. equinox, equal days, equal nights. it's getting close to where you have 12 hours of darkness and 12 hours of sunlight. friday has a chance at some showers. this front coming to the west. we may get showers and if you look carefully along the cold front . not utterly wet system. to the weekend, 66 degrees. a big change in the weather pattern and it is going to be a cool forecast saturday. 62 degrees. monday morning, some of you could be heading to the bus stop with temperatures into the 30's. chili stuff but more normal for this time of year. we'll get back to where we're supposed to be.

smoking may permanently damaged dna. erika: genetic footprints left behind would fade after about five years but some will stay there forever and that is concerning because genetic damage is responsible for cancer and heart disease, two leading causes of death in the u.s.. google releasing its new messaging app. others already out one in eight women will face breast cancer. difference death.n life ande planned parenthood gives new hampshire women access to life saving cancer screenings. but ayotte voted to defund planned parenthood six times. why? because ayotte opposes a woman's right to choose.

screenings at risk, hurting new hampshire women. kelly ayotte: putting her personal interests ahead of your health care. independence usa pac is responsible

narrator: over and over it's been their agenda: anything to defund planned parenthood. kelly ayotte and washington republicans voted 6 different times to defund planned parenthood. they're on a crusade to block services new hampshire women and families depend on:

basic women's healthcare. kelly ayotte and washington republicans have put defunding planned parenthood at the top of their agenda... and it's time for that to change. i'm maggie hassan and i approve this message. emily: google's new messaging erika: aloe allows the option to let messages expire. one thing it is missing, the ability to make video and audio calls that google says that is intentional. it wants users to download duo instead. emily: we had up a conversation about what stickers were in the break and other we figured it out.

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