>> from boston's news leader, this is wcvbew emily: thanks for joining us. erika: lots of news unfolding at noon. one person is dead following this motorcycle crash on the north andover lawrence line. police investigating if a second motorcycle may have been involved. emily: a state of emergency in charlotte after a second night of protests triggered by the fatal shooting of black -- of a black man by police.

tonight. the nfl network reporting jimmy garoppolo will be in uniform but he is expected to be the backup. that deadly crash on the north andover lawrence line. emily: rhondella richardson is live with what we know right now. rhondella: one person was killed. we know two pedestrians were injured. this happening on a busy stretch of route 114 about 1230 this morning. updated says a motorcycle that was traveling outbound from lawrence north andover hit to pedestrians, loss put -- lost control on the bike. the motorcyclist was ejected from the motorcycle and hit by a passing mercedes on route 114. the victim is a 64-year-old methuen man. the two people that were hit and are injured, a male taken by helicopter to a boston hospital. a female taken to lawrence

a 64-year-old methuen man. police are on the lookout asking that mercedes driver to turn himself or herself in. a black were cities four-door model year 2000 2002. erika: you heard it first. braintree's mayor is confirming police chief russell stepping down. guns, drugs and cash are missing from the evidence room. several criminal cases have already been dropped because of evidence that was missing or compromised. we just received this statement from north of da michael morrissey. today's announcement is an important step forward. the norfolk das office will work with new leadership as we

rollover crash in roxbury. five people were hurt. one critically when this land of work -- land rover crashed yesterday. cellphone video shows officers trying to lift the vehicle off of one of the victims. witnesses say police were chasing the suv at the time but police say that is not true. an officer did attempt to stop the driver but that person sped off before the suv rolled over. >> was -- >> he crawled up from the backside and they handcuffed him quick. emily: four other cars were also involved. please still have questions for the teens in the suv. no word on charges tied to the stolen vehicle or the crash. erika: more violence in charlotte, north carolina. protesters taking to the streets

a black man by police. the governor declared a state of emergency. police plan to show video of the fatal shooting to the victims family. maggie: the national guard and highway patrol on the streets of charlotte. image christians interrupted into chaos. protesters violently stormed into the heart of downtown charlotte. the charlotte hornets team store was looted. fireworks thrown toward and flash grenades. trashcan thrown into the window of the bank of america building. >> protesters continued to damage property and throw objects and assault officers. maggie: police in riot gear get control of the sand you don't get control of the situation. police say that victim was shot by another protester. charlotte's mayor telling good morning america that a curfew will be considered of protests

we are preparing for this evening. maggie: scott's family says he was unarmed when he was confronted by police tuesday. his family taking to facebook. >> the police just shot my daddy four times for being black. maggie: police say scott had a gun and would not drop it the state being told repeatedly to do so. >> mr. scott exited his vehicle armed with a handgun. maggie: authorities identified the officer as brett lee vincent , now on paid leave. authorities are refusing to release any of the footage of the shooting saying they want to show it to the family first. emily: the fbi continued to search for these men accused of taking key evidence in saturday's bombing in new york city. the pair was caught on surveillance video removing a pressure cooker bomb from a

taking off with luggage. police think they may have unknowingly disabled the bomb. the fbi says the men are not suspect the police want to talk to them. the suspect in the bombings in new york and new jersey has not been questioned yet because he is unconscious. an fbi spokesperson says ahmad rahami is still intubated and it could be days before doctors cleared him for questioning. patriots extra security will be in place as the team takes on the texans tonight at gillette in the wake of the new york new jersey bombings. sera congi is live. it looks like jimmy g will not be starting but gronk may make an appearance. sera: the nfl network is reporting that jacoby pe -- his first nfl start of his career. we are getting hints that rob gronkowski is feeling good

now all signs point to jacoby brissett starting for the patriots tonight. >> is going to continue to be a learning process throughout my career. sera: the backup to the backup, jimmy garoppolo was the starting qb during brady's suspension but garoppolo is listed as doubtful on the team's latest injury report. he suffered a shoulder sprain against the dolphins. team's are showing confidence. >> he is a great player. he's been approving every that she's been improving every day. sera: fans may seem rob gronkowski return. he plans to play against the texans. listed as questionable on the team's injury report due to a hamstring injury. >> feeling better every day. let's all i can ask for. sera: if you are planning to come down to gillette for the

more security as usual. state police are enhancing their operations in light of what happened in new york and new jersey. a much kobe present -- he coulds history tonight. if he starts to be the first black quarterback to start for the team. emily: some live pictures of boston now. it is the first day of fall. it does not feel like it. some are hanging some fall on the way. cindy: you look at the math behind us we see 70's and we see 80's. not really fall. but go look for it. we don't see 70's and 80's. seeing some cooler air and that is going to be working down here this evening. right now we are enjoying the full taste of summer time outside.

, along the coastline low to mid 70's. average for this time of year, 76 in boston. one of the cooler spots. and average high this time of year is 70 so we are running above average right now. cooler temperatures courtesy of the seabreeze. the winds are not particularly strong coming in off the ocean. along the coastline we will hold as long as the wind stays off the water. to continue. temperatures topping out in the upper 70's of the coast but we may sneak up another few degrees inland area close of 85 around top. -- around taunton. we will have sunshine as we go to today but there is a frontal boundary to the north. some showers associated with its array chance is going up tomorrow. we will have the full timeline for you had.

of duty. todd kazakiewich is live in boston where officer john moynahan was honored for his bravery. todd: the ceremony wrapped up a short time ago at the statehouse. now guests are enjoying best are enjoying lunch in the great hall. you see all the sir john moore in and of boston police among the 22 police officers and state troopers from around the commonwealth honored in the house chambers for the 33rd annual awards for bravery. shot point-blank in the face during a traffic stop in march of 2015. the suspect shot and killed by other officers. governor baker spoke to the crowd about the dangers law enforcement officers face every day. >> there is nothing routine about any of it. a high wire act. every day they show up for the

whether or not that would be the one day they would really like to have back. todd: the award ceremony is named after george hanna, shot and killed during a traffic stop in 1983 in auburn. this ceremony honors police officers who demonstrate bravery call going above and beyond the call of duty, putting their own lives in jeopardy. emily:ra angelina jolie to file divorce. erika: the young boys mccoy stream come true. his royal sendoff from logan. >> the 10:00 news on metv boston with maria stephanos and ben simmoneau, on comcast channel 942, verizon 461 and over the

emily: new allegations against brad pitt. los angeles police are investigating claims he was verbally and physically abusive to one of his children. tmc and happened as the family got off a plane last week. the next day pit's wife actress angelina jolie, filed for divorce. erika: donald trump is holding events in pennsylvania. a key battleground state. that comes as a new poll gives clinton the lead. the wall street journal poll gives clinton a six-point lead over her opponent in a four-way race including gary johnson and

two months away. pennsylvania is one of a handful of states that could be key to deciding the outcome of the election. elizabeth hur spoke to voters about why elizabeth: it is so important. in an ordinary election-year, hillary clinton supporters in a state democrats have carried for the past six elections. easy enough. >> loading for hillary clinton because she is the best candidate. elizabeth: this is no ordinary race. hillary just because she's a woman. elizabeth: the voters we spoke to expressed frustration with both candidates. >> i feel like i'm in kindergarten watching a bunch of kids fight back-and-forth. >> it's overwhelming>> between the drama and the negativity. todd: republicans did not hold back from criticizing donald trump.

elizabeth: these lifelong republicans say they are undecided and winning over swing state voters, crucial, especially for trump according to experts. >> pennsylvania is almost a must win state for donald trump. he needs those electoral votes. elizabeth: 20 electoral votes are up for grabs in pennsylvania th showing in these four suburban philadelphia counties. the same areas where we met these voters still on the fence. the number one concern we heard from voters, the economy and those who say they are still undecided say based on what they have seen so far both clinton and trump have a long way to go before they can win them over.

fitzgibbon's. cindy: 10:21 this morning. a tumble equinox and the drought monitor updated this morning as well. things have not changed since last week. monday we had a good soaking rain across the area. things have not really improved. still talking about severe drought. our deficit from worcester, still over eight inches for the year in boston closing ion this drought situation but at least it has not gotten any worse things to the rain. another beautiful day. all the blue sky, sunshine. just gorgeous in very comfortable. 76 degrees in boston but the dew point is in the 50's so the air has dried out but the wind is off the water so that easterly wind is keeping us in the 70's through the south shore to the cape.

boston up the cape and area looking at temperatures in the 70's. very comfortable. i pressure overhead but this frontal boundary to the north and west is the next thing we are watching. as long as there are clouds there are showers. it's really just of much cooler air. it's very mild but once you cross to the other side of that front that is where the coolest air is sitting for now. enjoy the mild temperatures while they are here. headed to gillette for the patriots game it's going to be clear and mild. kickoff is at 8:25. over the course of the game temperatures will drop back down into the 60's. probably a good idea to have a jacket with you. overnight, lots of 50's in the suburbs. low 60's downtown and tomorrow

and a lot of spots however it's not going to be as bright as today. i think we are clouding over early in the morning hours. a lot of the moisture is going to our north with us but some showers likely come through during the afternoon and behind it the door is opened and cooler air starts to work in. we need the rain. there is not a lot with this front. one to 2/10 of an inch of rain and that is the extent. showers around tomorrow. in the tropics we're watching lisa in the atlantic and carl likely will strengthen. it's not going to bother us here on the east coast. it does make it past bermuda friday night into saturday morning. we will keep a close eye on it. showers will be hit or miss. a closer look at the timing of them. by noon they are to our north. the right home tomorrow could have a few showers around the boston area. towards evening hours those who southward in they will be ending

saturday. temperatures only in the 60's. coldest time period, sunday through monday morning. temperatures in the 30's. the change on the way. erika: a medford boy's dream comes true thanks to the make-a-wish foundation. emily: his magical sendoff to diey every time a new charter school opens in massachusetts, it takes funding away from regular public schools in that area. this year alone, charter schools will take more than 400 million dollars away from neighborhood public schools. that's not right. instead of draining even more money from neighborhood public schools and giving it to charters, let's devote public resources to all of our students... not just a select few.

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putting her personal interests ahead of your health care. independence usa pac is responsible for the content of this advertising. erika: i magical sendoff for a little boy with a life-threatening heart condition. >> estimate you. emily: giovanni maggiore's favorite characters treating him at logan airport lot of time in the hospital undergoing surgery and his mother says to see him happy and smiling is something you cannot put a price on. >> it's very overwhelming right now. we are ready to go. a pretty rough ride for him. we are looking forward to being a normal family. emily: giovanni is one of 10 make-a-wish foundation children

with a will stay for a week. erika: amazing. cindy: sent off and summerlike weather. it will feel like fall i'm guessing. erika: thank you for joining us. enjoy the afternoon. >> this is an editorial by wcvb channel 5 president and general manager, bill fine. bill: mark it on your calendar, monday night is the must-see campaign. the first debate between hillary clinton and donald trump. saying there is a lot at stake is an understatement. for clinton it is an opportunity to confront the statistics. polls find that more than 60% of americans consider her untrustworthy. trump, whose numbers also skew decidedly negative on that score , it is a chance to show the steady demeanor and command of the issues americans ordinarily

will be pressed to outline specific policies to directly address the serious challenges facing our country at home and abroad. the track record for detailed and accessibility in his campaign is spotty at best. playing a crucial role in keeping the discourse in down are the three moderators. chris wallace of fox news has already signaled he does not feel compelled to correct the record the candidates response is not it should not be seen as inappropriate or overly partisan to do a journalist are supposed to do, get the best obtainable

i'm a public school teacher in massachusetts, and i've reviewed question 2. it will make public education even stronger, because question 2 would allow more access to public charter schools, so parents have more choices for their kids' education, funds away from public education. in fact, question 2 will result in more funding for education in massachusetts. please vote yes on question 2

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