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

to be safe and they ask pedestrians to do their part as well. >> it is upsetting to see a little girl in pajamas trying to wake up her mom after she apparently overdosed on opioids at a dollar store. the mother survived but doesn't make the images any less shocking or heartbreaking. >> what the police chief >> good evening, it's the kind of scene that the police chief says likely plays out every day in homes all across our region behind closed doors. still this may be active for some people to watch because this time it happened in this discount store and cameras were rolling. >> oh, my god. >> in the video, woman lies sprawled in the middle of the store aisle as her 2-year-old daughter cries tugging at her arms trying to wake her up.

personally intervenes. >> it's hard to with which that video. >> the police chief james fitzpatrick, who shared the video with us, said the child in the video has already been removed from her mother's care and the mother will likely face charges of child endangerment. >> based on the fact that she was so -- intoxicated by the drug that she couldn't take care of the child. >> at the woman's home one'sed t one'sed t one's -- was home. >> police have rescued victims. they broke interest a pickup to save a chilled whose grandmother had passed out. >> deaths continue to sky rocket, set to hit nearly 2,000 this year the police chief says he doesn't believe in publicly shaming addicts with videos like this but --

first hand how debilitating and what this addiction causes. >> police are not yet releasing the woman's name and neither are we. that's because she's not yet been formally charged. >> >> right now, an alleged con artist on the run. this happened in quincey and the suspect who goes by several aliases is behind a failed deal to redevelop nightclub site and that's where we're joined live right now. >> more victims keep coming forward. all of them thinking they were buying into this project to redevelop the popular beachcomber nightclub. it seemed lick a good investment. instead they may have lost thousands. >> the gregarious 67-year-old woulded colleagues and investors alike. locals say eugene was

sucked them dry. >> he's engaging, entertaining. he takes people out to dinner. all his business deals are done at nice restaurants over a nice dinner. >> the last deal, a redevelopment project. investors handed him thousands but just before the closing, he vanished. >> skipped town with all of that money. >> $1.8 million, and it's not the first time he's been accused of a ponzi scheme. warrants in four states under five different namnc up when people put his face together with the name they know him by. >> his own long time girlfriend had no idea. >> he led her to believe he was in the c.i.a. that's why his name kept changing all the time. >> at this hour 20 victims have called police. they expect many more. >> live in quincey, wcvb, newscenter 5. >> 5 investigates tonight, a shake-up at the mbta transit

after new allegations involving the hazing of a police recruit. >> investigative reporter kathy -- has exposed the problems at the academy in the past and she tells me the top cop in charge of training is being removed. >> do you believe your actions values been professional? >> mbta police sergeant isn't talking to 5 vets. moments after addressing a graduating class, director for the very last time. >> 5 investigates has learned the academy's top trainer has been removed after new allegations of the mistreatment of a recruit here surfaced in the past few months. >> we received a complaint but i'm not going to address the specifics of that complaint. >> can you tell us if that involved sergeant -- i'm not going to address the specifics

that complaint accused him of repeatedly mistreating a student officer who had a speech disorder in front of the entire class. >> the latest allegation comes four years after 5 vets exposed allegations of discrimination and hazing at the academy. one student officer said he was called homophobic slur. another said she was forced to use a when she was a 43-year-old recruit. both claimed o'toole was the instigator. >> what's expected of academy staff? >> we expect them to treat all the recruits with respect and train them in a proper environment. >> they added new policies to protect recruits after the state shut them down due to the hazing allegations back in 2012. the superintendent says the goal

officers and oftentimes in pursuit of that goal, personnel changes are needed. 5 investigates. >> tonight the new hampshire supreme court is weighing a heavy decision on whether marriott's sexual history should be admitted on the appeal. it marks four months since she disappeared. the westborough native and unh student was lured to an apartment in dover, new hampshire, for rough three-way testimony from his girlfriend. the attorney argues that the rape shield statue does not apply at the appellate level and details about her sexual history could have led to his acquittal. >> the attorney general and the marriott family strongly oppose that. >> we're hopeful the court will do the right thing here and not remain as the only court in the united states to uphold that rape shield doesn't apply when a convicted criminal files an

presented to the jury and it needed to be. >> the family is also asking to close the courtroom during oral arguments on the appeal in order to protect sensitive information. >> this young officer, i don't know what she was thinking. >> it's unbearable. >> and it needs to become intolerable. >> tonight, candidates both weighing in after recent police involved story you saw first on 5. how a driver is continuing to pay tribute to a world war ii veteran. >> and summer like temperatures will stick around, 24 to 36 hours after the start of fall. big changes for the weekend. >> and there is breaking news from gillette stadium. when this happened on sunday many thought it was doubtful he would play tomorrow night. so what is his status? a big update straight ahead in

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in tulsa last week calling the incident troubling. >> did she get scared? was she choking? what happened? maybe people like that people that choke, people that do that, maybe they can't be doing what they are doing. >> clinton played down the middle as he talked about both tulsa and charlotte when demonstrations throwed violence following the death of a black man by a black police officer. >> we have two more names to add to a list of african-americans killed by po o and it needs to become intolerable. >> every day police officers across our country are serving with extraordinary courage, honor and skill. >> we saw that again this weekend in new york and new jersey and minnesota. >> we're safer, when communities respect the police and police respect communities.

sided with police when asked how he would stop violence in the black community. he said he would expand the use of stop and frisk because it's "proactive," a federal court ruled in 2013, however that tactic used in -- in new york cit was unconstitutional. >> harvey's seven day. when it will cool . pam griffin: our daughter courtney got caught and heroin addiction. doug griffin: our insurance company indicated that courtney's problem wasn't a matter of life and death - so she wasn't eligible for treatment. pam griffin: she told me that she didn't want to live like this anymore... she begged... she begged for help, saying mom - please help me. doug griffin: our family's tragedy could happen to any family... pam griffin: we knew we had to save other families from losing their children.

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>> a duck boat driver sharing a moment. sometimes the most powerful connections are made simply by chance. >> laura could hardly wait. >> you have no idea how much you make me try. oh, my god. >> for the moment, to man, mike reilly, he's a duck boat driver who stopped his tour to recognize her father, world war ii veteran ed hamilton. >> i didn't do it for your daughter or my company, i did it for you. >> thank you. >> we first told you about this encounter last week. he was walking with his daughter when the duck boat driver noticed his hat and gave a public thank you followed by a

stopping to-or a veteran. >> today he's back on-board a world war ii style amphibious landing vehicle getting a private tour of boston with riley behind the wheel. affectionately -- >> he's spoken at high schools, historical groups. shared his living history with the world. >> hamilton's mind hasn't aged. >> one of them, that's the way we were then. you lived for today and you didn't know what tomorrow was. >> don't know what tomorrow will bring but will have it in large part. wcvb, newscenter 5. >> that was nice. >> dunkin' donuts has a sweet send-off for big papi a giant tribute to the red sox veteran david ortiz. this is entirely made from

mosaic together. i wonder if they ate a few. >> doughnuts. it's all to celebrate obviously his final season. for every doughnut they used the chain will make a donation to the greater boston food bank. a donation for every one. >> number 34. >> for number 34. >> here's a question i have for you, harvey. if you're a red sox owner do you offer him $34 million just to play next year? >> $34 million for one year. >> would say he's worth it. >> who knows, if it wasn't for those achilles, i believe he would. but anyway, got to tell you, it's been an incredible weather pattern. >> we're showing you a time lapse taking through five, 5:15, 5:30, i'm getting you set again to let you know we have a beautiful sunset coming up and just post sunset with beautiful colors as we have those high, thin clouds. a lot of hues will be showing once more. what was that?

ago, that was the hurricane of 1938. the worst natural disaster that ever hit new england. >> if you lived on long island, it's known as the long island express. up here it's the hurricane at 35. once a category 5 storm. category 3 at landfall. 120 miles per hour and gusts to 186. to the west of the track, tremendous flooding. it was an incredible storm and 78 years ago today. in the tropics right now, there a couple of hundred miles of bermuda about four days from now. possibly gaining hurricane status but maybe not. right now it's not even quite a tropical storm, and then there is lisa but that's even further out in the atlantic. it looks like it will take a track that will keep it far out in the atlantic. julia was a tropical storm and then a tropical depression. remnant moisture from it has been plaguing portions of the eastern north carolina-southeast virginia coast where some spots have picked up, up to a foot of

in the last six months. >> there is boston. looking pretty this evening. 79 degrees. a light northwesterly wind. the air dried out nicely later this morning and this afternoon. so much lower humidity has made it much more come for theable. a beautiful evening with temperatures in the 70s and for most of us, it's fairly comfortable. as we look at how it's going to be over the next 24 hours the humidity i am pa, about the way it is now. not a major change coming up overnight tonight or tomorrow. so very thin. a lot of the heat goes back out into space at night and it tlouz rural areas to drop into the 50s. maybe few upper 30s >> with this warmth, comes right back tomorrow. most of us in the 80 to 85 degree range. a few degrees lower along the shoreline. >> 69 at the start of the game.

60s with a southwest wind. must have a sure or thunderstorm with it. and then the cooler and drier air will come in thereafter, as we find ourselves on the cooler side of the jet stream this weekend so that will be the decided change for a couple of days. coinciding with saturday and sunday into monday. the feel of fall will definitely be in the air. one more warm day tomorrow and petr of a warm day on friday. hope to see you next hour. harvey leonard. >> here's mike with sportscenter 5. powered by xfinity. >> normally we don't pay a lot of attention to the injury report because it's constantly in flux but the report released by the patriots late this afternoon caught our attention add it lists jimmy garoppolo as doubtful for tomorrow night's game with the houston texans. so what does doubtful mean? under the national football league legend for status of injured players, doubtful means and i quote, unlikely to play. the patriots have until 90

their inactive players. that's when there will be definitive word. meanwhile, gronk, listed as questionable, translated not certain to play. as of right now, ladies and gentlemen, boys and girls, jacobi is the starting quarterback. think about this one year ago at this very time, on this very week he was preparing to play the university of south alabama. tonight, he's preparing to play a national football league texans. >> just got to come together as a team. it's a short week. it been a learning process science i got here. it will continue to be throughout my career. so, you know, just taking it, the same as every other week. >> he's a great player. every since he's been here he's been improving. that's all you can ask for. we've got a very tough team coming up, and we've just got to play together as a team.

every day. >> >> improved steadily since he's been here. >> meanwhile, houston texans are coming into town. the patriots have had their number over the years. patriots have beat them six out of seven times so far this season, though, houston is 2-0 with wins over the bears and the chiefs. >> we have a lot of improvements to make and this is our first road game. a whole different deal. different team, a really is a great, great team at home. an excellent home team. they have been that way for a long time. this is a big challenge for us. >> it's a game against a very good football team. obviously, they have a great pedigree, a ton of success but we're playing -- we're the 2016 texans and we'll play against the 2016 patriots. that's the mentality that we have, to go out there and play the game in front of us. >> a lot of familiar faces.

o'brien out of hanover, brown university, he's their head coach, romeo crennel, the defensive coordinator, the linebacker coach, izzo, special teams coach and tight end coach john perry who went to hanover high school and unh. the list goes on and on. pedroia is back in the red sox line-up in baltimore. hanley ramirez is out. travis is at first base and buchholz on the hill for the chicago white sox lose-0 in the seventh inning. but sox can knock baltimore six back with a win tonight. the yanks are playing against tampa bay and tampa bay has been the spoiler so far for everybody except the red sox so far this september. >> you don't want to jinx them and talk a magic number. >> zip it up. >> time now to flash forward. maria? >> hello ed and heather. coming up at 7:00, tough

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tonight, breaking news. the mystery men. the fbi tonight releasing this image, two men, after the bombs in new york city and new jersey. they need your help. and new reporting right here tonight, amid that central question -- was the suspect acting alone? also developing at this hour, the chaos erupting in charlotte, after a police and his family with two very different stories tonight. the new poll just out this evening, hillary clinton, donald trump. just five days before the crucial first debate. where this race now stands. and donald trump with his new outreach tonight. will it work? the pilot struck on the runway. the plane coming from behind. we have the pilot, right here tonight. and the split. brad pitt, angelina jolie.