maria: a state of emergency in place after deadly shooting. ed: suspects on the loose after a shooting in sited of cvs. the customer hit weight the checkout. maria: millions at risk. what to do right now if you are one of them. meteorologist: summer-like warmth and fall, but not for long. when it is truly going to feel like fall and what it means for the week. ed: saving lives at a record pace. a boston hospital's surprising source for new transplant patients. maria: right now, a search for suspects after a shooting inside a stoughton cvs. the police chief calling it a brazen crime. and the the victim is a teenager. thanks for joining us. i'm maria stephanos. ed: am he's ed harding. the suspects, young people as well. right now, our jorge quiroga is live in stoughton with the latest on the investigation. jorge. jorge: it is still unclear if the suspects came here looking for the victim, or if they ran into him once inside the cvs.

this shooting wasn't random. a bold late afternoon shooting, inside the cvs at washington and central streets in stoughton. the store full of customers. >> no employees from cvs were injured in this incident. it was a customer, who was inside the store. three individuals walked into the store today had an altercation and one was shot. >> i heard them talking about maybe going outside to each other. jorge: renee nogueira was there buying some groceries. >> i looked and the young man was holding his shoulder. he was standing up. he seemed ok, conscious and everything. jorge: the victim, an 18-year-old male shot once. his wound not life threatening. surveillance video capturing the entire clash. andrea calouro works at the store.

everyone was ok. everyone here is like family to me. jorge: an incredible fright. customers bolted out the door. the three suspects in their late teens or early 20's taking off as well. >> to shoot somebody at a cvs with other people around what are you thinking? >> i think it's a very brazen act, that there were people in the store and other potential victims. we are thank full there weren't other victims. jorge: the incident here prompting stoughton high school to cancel all evening programs. the victim was taken to good samaritan hospital in brockton, tonight police continue trying to i.d. the suspects. live in stoughton, jorge quiroga, wcvb newscenter 5. ed: breaking news from charlotte as protestors return to the streets for a third night. the mayor just declaring a curfew will take affect at midnight. a state of emergency in effect, national guard troops called in to help keep the peace. all this comes amidst several developments today in the investigation into the killing of keith lamont scott by a black

you can see the police line at the middle of the screen. right now, that has been peaceful. bins in the newsroom now. ben? ben. that is right. all of this comes amidst several developments today in the investigation that he killing of keith lamont scott by a black charlotte police officer. tonight, his family has seen the police video of the incident [gunfire] after a second night, including the shooting of a protestor downtown who has now died. city and state officials spent thursday trying once again to bring peace and order. >> my daddy ain't do nothing >> the family of keith lamont scott seen here thursday evening after being allowed to view police body and dashcam video of the shooting. in a statement their attorney says, they have more questions

if scott has anything in his hands, something police agree with. >> i don't have any visual definitive evidence, that i can show, that i can see him actually holding and pointing a gun at an officer. >> but this picture from the shooting scene appears to show a gun on the ground. >> yes, he had a weapon, yes, he refused to drop that weapon, and our officer fired as he perceived that imminent threat. >> north carolina's govno a spokesman for scott's family says protestors have a right to voice their frustration, but should not be violent. >> this family does not agree with rioting or innocent individuals being injured or killed. ben: again, that curfew is set to begin in less than two hours at midnight. we'll keep monitoring the

ed: the helicopter we are with. they are searching. you can see almost normal city ac of in the middle of screen p. if you look closely. this is the interstate 277 that protester had been on earlier evening. flight, seeing no cars on it in. the unsettled moments in charlotte continue. again, you can see where the protester are watching. we'll watch it all night, maria? maria: meanwhile, a tulsa, oklahoma police officer is facing a manslaughter charge for the deadly shootof unarmed black man last week. officer betty shelby claims she felt threatened by terence crutcher, who she came across on her way to another call. police dashcam video shows shelby approaching crutcher, he has his hands up, and then she fires. fall has ride of.

meteorologist: one more. ed: one more? meteorologist: one more. there is some showers getting up to northern vermont. that's the first sign of a change. a great evening. a great day. skies are mainly clear. temperatures have dropped back some from the way they were earlier, but it is still a nice, mild night around. one more warm day where boston could hit 80 or higher. mid 80's to the south, and then, the chance will occur. it is all in this cold front. we talk about the chance of a few showers and when it turns chilly, how long it will be chilly, and how chilly it will be. what it means. coming up. maria? maria: harry, we'll see you then. no identity yet on the man who was hit by a train and killed this afternoon. sky 5 over the scene near mansfield station on crocker street. police say the man was trespassing on the tracks. about 250 passengers were aboard the train at the time; no riders

for a hit-and-run driver who struck, and killed a man on a motorcycle. and tonight, police know the type of vehicle they're looking for. our john atwater is live in lawrence with new information tonight. john. john: they are looking for anyone who may have seen this crash. family of the man killed here came with flowers and many unanswered questions about the violent crash that claimed his life. the 64-year-old was riding his motorcycle on route 114 around midnight when police say he was run over by a driver who took off. >> a four-door mercedes color black with high intensity lights john: just before he was hit, police say that 64-year-old on the motorcycle hit a man and woman in the nearby crosswalk. >> the woman was hit first then the man and the bike kept going

into the pedestrian, the victim was lying in the street and he was struck by car. an oncoming vehicle. john: a worker at a nearby restaurant witnessed the consecutive crashes. a number of people tried to help, but they could not save the man's life. >> a woman in scrubs screaming frantically. >> i was shocked never saw anything like that. were hit are being treated in the hospital. live in lawrence tonight, john atwater, wcvb newscenter 5. ed: there are big changes coming to 128. big changes, coming to 128. lanes. diverted over an entire weekend. crews will be tearing down the old highland avenue bridge. it's just not safe for cars to drive below the demolition

drivers will be detoured thru neighborhoods nearby. or along new temporary lanes next to the existing ones. >> the highway going from three lanes to two lanes and divert up and over. ed: it is part of a road widening project that will add an additional lane to 128. maria: a rhode island man has pleaded guilty to conspiring to help isis. prosecutors say nicholas two massachusetts men, to kill conservative blogger pamela geller. he pleaded guilty in federal court today to charges including conspiracy to commit acts of terrorism. rovinski faces 15 to 22 years in prison when he's sentenced in march. tonight, yahoo says half a billion accounts have been hacked probably by a foreign government. and victims need to take action

new, our mary saladna is live in boston with the steps to take. mary: it's the biggest data breach in history from a single site. 500 million yahoo usernames and passwords, now in the hands of criminal hackers. yahoo says the breach dates back to 2014, specifically, the stolen data includes names and passwords, and the breach could have a devastating ripple affect. many people use the same password for multiple accounts, and password reuse is why your other accounts could get breached because of the yahoo breach. >> robert siciliano is an identity theft expert with hotspot shield. >> you also need to change your security questions and answers for your yahoo account and for any other accounts if those

you need change security questions. he says the u.s. government will now likely get involved because yahoo! bleebs it was targeted by state-sponsored acres. >> if there is a state-sponsored attack, this has to be another reason beyond financial game. they are looking for some type of information to gain access to other critical accounts compromised the rite call infrastructure. >> tonight, the is investigating the attacks. live in boston tonight, mary saladna wcvb newscenter 5. >> next on wcvb newscenter 5. maria: the abuse claim against brad pitt that has the star under investigation tonight. >> saving lives at a record pace. a boston hospital's surprising source for new hearts for transplant patients. meteorologist: clear now but changes coming. what the cold front is going to

>> friday on the eye, reaping the benefits of all in food. >> the three seasonal veggies packing a healthy punch. >> and tracking a few showers and a big temperature change. the time line on when it starts to feel like fall friday,

the alleged incident happened last week while pitt and his family were flying home from france to los angeles. airport personnel notified police; los angeles child welfare is investigating. abc reports pitt says he takes the allegations seriously and is cooperating. earlier this week, pitt's wife angelina jolie filed for divorce. maria: your health, tonight. tufts hospital breaking and setting a new record for heart transplants in new england. better medical technology, partnerships and more people registering to be donors all leading to this milestone. new, our heather unruh on another key factor, the opioid crisis. heather: leonardo cruz has waited a long time to hear this. for the first time, he's hearing the beat of his new heart. for years, leonardo battled a genetic condition called danon disease that weakens muscles, including the heart. >> i was very very ill. i got so sick to the point that

>> this new heart, transplanted into leonardo's body last month at tufts medical center saved his life. >> oh, man, i have energy. i have warmness in my body. >> he was also the 38th person this year to receive a heart transplant at tufts. breaking a 25-year-old record for new england hospitals. and placing the tufts program in the top ten nationally for heart transplants. >> we usually do about 20 heart transplants a year. triple the amount of heart transplants we've done in the past. >> dr. david is the medical director of the advanced heart failure program at tufts. under his care, some of the hospital's sickest patients live day to day. this year, about 30 percent of the transplanted hearts at tufts have come from a surprising source. people who died from a drug overdose. the opioid crisis resulting in

>> it's really changed the face of the donors that we see. for us, it's it's added some more um challenges. five years ago, only five transplanted hearts in the region came from an overdose victim. this year, more than twenty so far. dr. denofrio says better screening techniques for hepatitis, hiv and other diseases make it possible to accept otherwise-healthy hearts that hospitals would have rejected in the past. we usually talk with the recipient about the potential risks involved. there may be some risk there. may be small, but there's a good riyo this. leonardo says he knows little about the donor other than, there was no high risk. today, he's feeling great and grateful. >> i was blessed by someone else's heart, and i thank that person so much. the numbers keep climbing. they are up to 46 for the year. doctors say more than 90% of those recipients will lib

but 60% will survive another decade. heather unrh, wcvb newscenter 5. ed: 60% will survive another decade. join in credible. meteorologist: 68 degrees now, harvey. that is still a good number. >> meterologist: incredible. the rain index updated. most of the area with extreme doubt. boston's deficit is ten inches. -wise is about eight. they did get a couple of inches of rain at the beginning of the week. the other story fis the warmth. now we have update tonight like we do every thursday. if it is now ten inch because they got the benefit of a couple of inches of rain earlier this week. all right.

all below average this month. since then, every day except two has been above average. now the month is almost four degrees above average. similar to july and august. and we have more great sunsets. i don't know if you caught tonight. skies that were around this evening way to light and beyond. pleasant night outside after being mild today. our temperature is 70. one more wild to warm day for us to enjoy. right now, in the 60's to around 70 in most spots. 55 on the vineyard. in the 60's overnight, and then, a few spots will be in the 50's. now, tomorrow, we're still ok. at least for awhile. we're mainly clear. so with the temperatures starting out mild tomorrow.

see the warmth in the midwest to 80 degrees or so maybe even 85 especially south of boston. then, the clouds are at risk a couple of showers. the cold front will come through in the evening. here are the clouds and the showers with the front as you can see right here. that all start south and as with time. and look, it changes, it is much chillier to the north so the feel of fall will be with us. here is the timeline. front comes through. mid to late afternoon. along and beyond it a few showers then much cooler air takes over. a close look at the clouds that come in, and mixed with sun, and a couple of showers here.

be and mostly to the south and through the cape and then later at night and the breezy cool dry conditions that take over after that for the weekend. the first full weekend is going to feel like fall. tropical storm, carl, gaining a little bit of a strength and looks like it could have a close pass to bermuda, tropical storm warnings in effect for bermuda that time. all right. check it out. the next seven days. here you have it. i will let you know if you are doing tomorrow is the mild day and saturday and sunday are the chillier days on the cape and check out the overnight temperatures as we head to early saturday and early lakes region and the mountains in the 30's. you may see little bit of color

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maria: charlie's surgery was a success. she's now learning to walk on three legs, but still needs a few more weeks to recover. mspca workers tell us charlie isn't microchipped and no one has come forward to claim so she is available for adoption. reporter: what is more impressive what the patriots did? reporter: equally impressive.

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strength rather than make him adapt to tom brady or jim pi. the patriots mack another opponent look absolutely ordinary. 20-0. gronk. he was active on the bench with a heating pad opp his hamstring. he played 14 plays on the night. here is a couple of gifts. i don't know what it is. if he comes in they simply wet their pan whens they look. they cannot put any other way. the three turnovers tonight. the first one right this spectacular run. 27-yarder in for a touchdown. the pat rae why it on top 10-0. they lead 10-0 at the half. when lead agent the halftime. it was another interception. before they even crossed to patriot territory in midfield. all right. here you go. another kickoff.

jarred think ball loose. scored won one-yard run. this babies over. 27-0. hanging around a bunch guys who are 2990 years old by the way. what a win for the patriots. what a run for the red sox. they take fourth. that pusheses if them seven games back. remember three years ago. he smashed a phone in baltimore. they have that and gave it to him. 1-0 second inning. doubles that lead. they are tied and unlocked the

in the seven tonight finning when are a pir rez hit the 29th of the year. he has 109 runs batted in. he is 17-8. we got tot see the outfield dance. now last night. he calleddette the michael jackson. let's take a look. that is michael jackson? yep. pretty much. >> yeah. i i think it is. >> well, sox win 5-3. wow. here in tampa bay for the weekend being with. here is how the standings look right now for the top teams. the ex text rangers have the are a game back. all right. there you go. patriots win 27. red sox win 5-3. it will be a great opportunity. >> so the weather is good. the games are good. can we pit on hold for minute here and not lose it. >> freezer time. it will be much cool the weekend and beautiful both saturday and sunday. >> that is wonderful. >> you say we are going to start to see leaves change little bit.

>> well, something you do. there you go. >> people start apple picking. >> i love it. >> look at that. you see this 35 early monday morning. >> aum couple of spots will be frosty. >> all right. >> frosty.

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