was stolen. they did point out the suv was not being pursued by police. >> in wilmington, a deadly crash on main street a pedestrian killed after being struck by a car. police say the driver also hit two parked cars in a rite-aid parking lot. >> the patriots just released the final injury report for tomorrow night's game. >> play. the rookie, third string, gets the start. >> it is the last official day of summer. might as well be playing football. >> great day. tomorrow is the start of fall but it will be a warm day and warm night by standards of late september. but a great night for the game. check it out. still 81 in boston. 70s and low 80s. so we have a mild start to the evening but the one difference is the air is drier now. the clouds are very thin.

escape out to space and allow a lot of 50s late tonight and early tomorrow. boston drops to 63. with all the warm weather in the middle of the country one more warm day to enjoy tomorrow and part of friday as well but changes will be coinciding with the arrival of the weekend and i'll spell those changes out coming up in a few minutes. >> a toddler is still fighting for his life after being hit by a car. >> the 2-year-old was with his mom darted into the middle of market street just steps from home. the driver who hit him stayed at the scene. the boy's grandfather tells us, the boy can't move, and he's in critical condition. >> new details tonight in the case of the student who was sexually assaulted at an elite, new hampshire, prep school. the family is seeking more than $75,000 in damages. the school claims the school was negligent in its duty to protect

the documents to educate both sides might be open to mediation. st. paul has denied any responsibility. >> new 59:30, remembering our fallen heroes. massachusetts police officers who have lost their lives serving the commonwealth. >> julie attended the special memorial held today in boston. >> from across the commonwealth, stood at attention near the statehouse-organize massachusetts heroes killed in the line of duty. the memorial isn't just for the fallen. families behind the badge. >> very touching. beautiful ceremony. >> lisa and her five children said goodbye to their trooper dad back in march not knowing it would be his final shift. newscenter 5's maria served as master of ceremonies for the event and spoke to his widow

knocking on the door just offering support for the kids and myself. >> it's touching and overwhelming but it is very touching. i know my husband would be very proud. >> they were recognized at the ceremony along with other recently fallen officers with massachusetts ties. >> as of just this past monday, 41 officers across this country have been of duty. shot and killed. it's a scary time to be in law enforcement particularly for those on the front lines every day. >> four legacy officers were added to the memorial today. they died decades ago from injuries suffered in the line of duty. >> these men lost their life in the line of duty. we're fathers, brothers, mothers, you know, they were family. and they did a lot of good on

lives. >> public outcry tonight over the rising price of the life saving epipin has now made its way to capitol hill. >> the manufacture's c.e.o. takes questions from congress. her response to whether a price change will come. >> in your health, a new report on the nation's water supply raising some concerns.

>> the soaring cost of the epipin getting attention on capitol hill. today lawmakers grilled the head of the company that informs life saving treatment. sally kidd with what she had >> the message to epipin users, don't expect a price drop. >> this is an epipin. >> manufacturer myelin under fire for raising the price of the emergency allergy shot, more than 500% since 2007. it now costs $600 for a two pack. >> we put an improved epipin device on the market in 2009. we now reach 80% more patients.

in five years that earned nearly $300 million in compensation. >> members of the house committee blasted myelin's c.e.o. >> after myelin -- after they take the punches, they will fly back in their private jets and laugh all the way to the bank while constituents suffer, file for bankruptcy and watch their children get sicker or die. >> the c.e.o. says the company has had to spend significantly in order to expand access to the drug. >> many people assume we make $600 off of each pin. it's simply not true. >> she says myelin nets only $50 per pin. >> the company says it will soon begin selling a generic version for $300 a pair. >> that was sally kidd reporting. a north carolina teacher is suspending his decision to stand on the american flag.

ask students for a lighter or sis so. >> put the flag on the ground and take two steps with my right foot. this is an example of freedom of speech. as soon as the flag hits the ground, an i step on it, two students got up and left immediately, with no word, no disruption at all. got up and left. >> francis said he has relatives in the military. he didn't mean to offend students. he just wanted to drive home the supreme free speech but some students and parents are demanding he be fired the school says the matter is under investigation. >> still to come tonight, some financial relief for farmers here in new england. those being help because of the impact of cold weather this year. >> coming to social media. the interface that will carry all the action. >> if you like to milk that feel of summer as long as possible, you still have some more time to

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budapest. >> they began today with the countdown to the 2020 games the ceremony was held and flag raised. it will be the first time japan has hosted them since 1964. five new sports including karate, case boarding, and surfing will be added. >> interesting. >> there is help for massachusetts farmers impacted by the cold weather earlier this year. they are now eligible for federal assistance. farmers can apply for low interest emergency loans to help make up happened from february to early may and farmers in new hampshire, new york, connecticut, rhode island, and vermont can also apply. they have eight months to do so. >> nearly a million wal-mart workers were recently given cash bonuses. the quarterly bonuses up to $500 went to workers at about 99% of wal-mart stores in the u.s. they were rewarded for meeting targets for sales, profit, and customer experience, which includes cleanliness and check

launched last year when wal-mart also raised its minimum wage to $9 per hour. major out student loans can seem overwhelming for a lot of college graduates but there are steps you can take to dig yourself out of the hole. first, considering income driven repayment plans. these plans cap monthly payments at 10% to 15% based on a formula that includes a go rohrer's income among other factors. check and see if contributes. several companies offer to pi off the college debt of employees to ensure no harm to your credit score, set up automatic payments, because missing a payment could potentially push back the date at which a borrower becomes eligible for debt forgiveness should they classify. >> twitter, live streaming football game. now it's diving into the presidential debate. twitter users will be able to watch those debates in real-time

twitter will also live stream bloomberg's pre-and post debate shows. the move comes just days after facebook announce add life streaming partnership with abc news. >> google is taking on facebook with a new messaging app out today. experts say it's better since it allows group chatting, stickers and the option to let messages expire. one thing that's missing, the ability to make video and audio calls. google says that was intentional because it wants duo instead. the video calling app it launched last month. >> i can't take any more aps. i'm not downloading anything else. >> do you sort your aps into folders. >> no. >> i really should, but i don't. but then again, i don't think i have quite as many aps as you guys. >> it's too much. >> i agree. >> you know, some people might say all the warmth of the summer has been too much, but it's still going on.

remember julia which was a tropical storm and tropical depression off the southeast coast. the remnants of it still have been floating around now for quite a while and dumping rain in eastern north carolina and southeast virginia and some heavy amounts of rain, even up to a foot in a few places has fallen. but as has been the case all along it's not actively moving northward. it's just sitting in place but those high thin cirrus clouds that we have are really the edge of what's the moisture that's well to the south but it's certainly not having a we have karl which is actually down to a tropical depression but it's starting to look more impressive on satellite imagery so i suspect it will become a tropical storm president it will make its closest path to bermuda in four days but it looks like it will probably take a right turn as it gets closer to bermuda. might get some fringe effects. the other storm, lisa, is not really that strong and that's far out in the atlantic. doesn't look like that will get anywhere near bermuda or the

in boston. 70s and low 80s around. another nice mild day but lower humidity today. if you sense a difference especially from late morning through the afternoon and now compared to yesterday, that's the difference. the air has dried out a lot. it will allow the temperature to drop a little more overnight, only the see the readings bounce right back up again. warm air that's across the middle of the country, and there is a good deal of it so that's what happens in the next day and a half. midwest continues to move through our area but the cool air that's starting to build north of the border and into canada that will start coming down and we'll start to feel it as we get to the beginning of the weekend and more so in the second half of the weekend. >> but tomorrow, another mild day, the only reason that perhaps places like logan airport and right on the water in marshfield could be just under 80 degrees would be because the sea breeze could set

mid-80s would be achievable total but the humidity will be under control so the patriot game starts at around 69 or 70 degrees tomorrow evening. most of the game itself will be played with temperatures in the 60s. if you're going to be doing some tailgating and you can get there really early it will be as hey as the 80s in the mid to late afternoon and certainly 70s in the early evening hours. the next change coming from the upper midwest. there is a bond of clouds and a if you showers. we may get a shower or thunderstorm here, me and then behind it is when the cooler air will start to come in. as we show you, we still have lots of clear skies for us to enjoy throughout tonight. well, mainly clear, just those thin clouds, as well as a deal of sunshine for tomorrow. even on friday we'll have some sunshine. but we'll start to see an increase in clouds and the chance of a shower or thunderstorm although it will probably be widely scattered as the cooler and drier air makes its approach into the region. official start of fall tomorrow

at 10:21. i don't think you will feel anything different when that happens. as we get to friday that's when that front moves southward through the region and once we go behind it, it will turn cooler and much chillier for the second half of the upcoming weekend as we'll be clearly on the cool side of the jet stream. once we get to friday night and beyond. that's how it looks, but overall, i have to say the dry weather pattern looks like it stays with us. we're cool into maybe even frost in a couple of spots. either early sunday or early monday and temperatures start to warm up a little bit by tuesday and wednesday of next week. >> take a look at this. it is so angelina jolie and brad pitts' divorce. to separate their wax version of the stars. the london museum posted this picture of the two apart.

e display since 2013. new york, los angeles and hollywood lob-- locations have separated the wax statues of the couples. >> autumn weekend. private beach and -- here's the best part. >> certainly chef. >> i'm in. >> if you have the money, and katie rose have the house, their house. >> cooking at katie's. a taste of california on cape cod every weekend october through may. >> you get pampered and served wonderful food. >> they have space for groups of tate to 10 people. >> whoever comes it's their group of people. it's a chance for family members or best friends to come and enjoy the entire home.

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for you and you can enjoy the house. >> a unique weekend for footies and friends, cooking at kate's. >> tempting. more for the weekend tonight on "chronicle," including high altitude adventure. pilot a simulated jet, or walk around treetops. the alarming new report on the nation's drinking water. theot linked to cancer for 2/3 of americans. we're flash forward. >> coming up new at 6:00. heartbreaking images. >> take a look at this video that woman is alive but on the floor of a local store after an apparent drug overdose. her little girl just trying to wake up mommy. why police say they want people to see this video. plus -- >> the head of the transit police academy, who was the

been removed. 5 investigates. >> a chance meeting turns into a very special friendship between an observant duck boat driver and a world war ii vet. >> take a look. dunkin' donuts has a very sweet send-off for big papi. it's all new on newscenter 5 at er randy: thursday morning, workout secrets revealed. >> the three things key to seeing results the trainers saw their clients. >> and fall officially arrives, when it's going to feel like it and the next chance for rain on

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>> a new report out this week is causing concern about water systems including here in massachusetts. >> when water safety comes into question, remember the 2000 movie with the industry poisoned water supply? we listened. that's what happened this week with a new report looking amazingly at the same chemical as in that movie. chromium 6 in drinking water. >> researchers from the environmental working group looking at data on more than 60,000 samples of drinking water across the u.s.

chromium 6, a chemical that in animal studies has been linked to cancer. >> the environmental protection agency which collects the data used in the report is a bit more reassuring saying only one in nearly 5,000 public water systems exceeded their standard level for that chemical. a level they say keeps people safe. >> but the agency does say they are still exploring whether chromium does pose cancer risks, and that research is under way to determine if is needed. until then, if you're concerned about whether or not there is chromium in your war there are steps you can take, on the eps website you can look up the level in your community. >> to give you an example, here in massachusetts in worcester county, 12 out of 15 systems detected chromium 6 so if you have specific concerns, you can request testing of your household water supply through your local drinking water authority. >> very good information.

of jimmy. >> more trouble with a top mvpa police instructor. the new allegations involving the mistreatment of cadets. >> enjoy the warmth while it lasts. details on a weekend chill. >> from boston's news leader, this is news at 6:00. >> we begin with breaking news. an suv rolls over. >> was it stolen?

>> that truck is still here in the middle of the road. three juveniles were inside the truck when it flipped over. it was flying down the road and took a fast turn at warren and mlb. three people inside. at least one of them was trapped. witnesses say they did hear police sirens but tonight police sa chasing this truck. three other cars were also hit. we spoke with a man who felt the impact in his truck. >> really, a frantic effort by first responders. this is cell phone video of

responders trying to lift that heavy land rover discovery off one of the victims trapped inside after that crash. again, at this point, we know four people right now being treated in the hospital. of course, police investigation, as you see behind us, continue tonight. live in roxbury, john atwater, wcvb, newscenter 5. >> we take you to break news in wilmington where a woman is dead after being struck by a car. >> police are telling us the 52-year-old victim was hit near the entrance to a pharmacy. the vehicle struck two unoccupied vehicles. the victim was pronounced dead. the driver, a woman, from wilmington, was also taken there. there is no word on her condition. >> this is new at 6:00, watch. this keep your eye on the woman in blue. she gets hit on the side. >> walks right off the curve into a duck boat in boston. it's all caught on camera, the woman is okay. sharing this video of the incident in arlington earlier tonight. in light of recent accidents the