>> a teenager shot inside a drug tore, the search has police describe what happened before this violence. emily: new efforts to ease protests. the new fight over a video of a police-involved shooting. randy: jacoby brisett shining in his first nfl start. the other touchdown that has the pat's nation talking this morning on the eye for this friday. >> also foods to keep in mind

randy: and i'm randy price with cindy fitzgibbon on this friday. cindy: it's a friday, yeah. first weekend of fall, and it is going to feel like it. >> ok. >> not so much today, though, i think that we are going to sneak out one more summery kind of day. it's still dark out there. we have a half an hour until sunrise, but you can see the light there in the distance. also noticing the cloud cover. those clouds are creeping in from the north and west so clearer skies, and are are you south of town. the temperatures are running in the 50s. low 60s in boston and worcester, up through the north shore, a lot of 60s showing up, so not as chilly this morning. partly cloudy skies. 60s at many bus stops this morning. getting off the bus this afternoon, it's in the 80s. it is warm, but we are going to be clouding it up. you can see that there are some showers near the canadian border. these are associated with a front that will bring in that change for the weekend. behind this front much, much

80s. 84 in boston. this evening, though, as the wind shifts by 6:00 p.m. temperatures start to fall into the 60s. we are going to have showers around. they will come to you first in southern new hampshire and the north shore by 5:00, 6:00 this evening and make their way into the boston area by 8:00, 9:00 p.m. so keep that in mind. out to the roads, a busy start on a friday. good morning. olessa: we're watching delays on 93. there's a check. southbound side you can see the morning rush starting to pick north of here there is a crash on 495 south by 110. there is two trucks involved and some debris on the roadway taking out the right lane, so we are going to see, start seeing delays building there. once you get past it really not too bad. 93 south stop and go as you travel from wilmington down to the scott pond. the pike is 15 minutes eastbound 495 to 128. as you head south 24 building volume out of avon right on the expressway, about 25 minutes

a violent confrontation inside a drugstore. emily: a teenager shot three suspects on the run. antoinette antonio is at the scene where police say this was not random. antoinette? antoinette: the victim is just 18 years old and police say he was targeted. the shooting happened yesterday afternoon in broad daylight right inside this cvs pharmacy at central and washington police say it sent customers running out the door. the victim apparently got into an argument with the three suspects when one of them pulled out a gunfiring twice. >> i looked and the young man was holding his shoulder. he seemed ok. conscious and everything. >> the victim was taken to a brockton hospital with nonlife-threatening injuries.

their late teens or 20s. police say that there is surveillance video of the confrontation. at this point it's still unclear if those three suspects same in looking for the victim, if they happened to run into him or what exactly led to this confrontation and shooting. antoinette antonio, wcvb newscenter 5. emily: thank you. protesters break an overnight curfew in charlotte, north carolina. the demonstrators are peaceful after two nights of violence. the family of the man who was shot and they have seen video of the incident. the eyeopener's erika tarantal is tracking the new developments coming in right now. erika: that expired at 6:00. they demanded protesters who stayed out past the midnight deadline overnight to go in but dispersed quietly with officers making arrests to maintain the calm. this is after two nights of

of one protester by another. the national guard watched over businesses. police say that protection and protesters working with officers really helps. >> it's been a peaceful group tonight. there's been a lot of people helping to make that happen and helping to just pull people away from the aggression between. >> the chief of police says the tapes showing the police shooting of keith scott will not be released right now because investigation. the family who saw the tape admits scott was given several commands but says it's impossible to tell whether he was holding one. scott's family says he was holding a book. police maintain it was a gun and say it was found next to his body at the scene. emily. >> thank you. breaking overnight a tulsa oklahoma police officer has turned herself in hours after she was charged in the deadly shooting of an unarmed black man. officer betty shelby was booked

threatened by terrence kretcher on her way to another call. the dash-cam video shows shelby approaching. she is charged with manslaughter. randy: all clear at the laguardia airport. police evacuated one terminal. put the airport on lockdown. it happened last night after the notice of the unsandy suv. says it was evacuated. it was cleared without incident. there is no word yet on who left it there at the terminal. a traffic officer is recovering after being struck by a car near a construction zone at lexington. this happened at 10:30 last night. a fallen road at pleasant street. a traffic officer suffered nonlife-threatening injuries.

charges. >> the patriots getting it done at gillette stadium thanks in part to this man, third string quarterback jacoby brisett. in his first start he helped to give the paghts the wind, and josh shares some insight into the team's plan that is clearly working. >> this was all about coming up with a game plan, to play to the strength of the personnel that you have. no brady. no garoppolo. no probl quarterback jacoby brisett. 27 yards into the end zone. the patriots up 10-0. that followed the first texan fumble. three turnovers on the night, and that was all the difference. a 41-year-old run by blunt put the patriots up in the fourth quarter. brisett was especially sharp, but most importantly he respected the ball. >> we are a great team. a lot of the veteran players

lot giving me confidence. the coach ask the staff giving me confidence, and everything went from there. >> two sacks for javal. they only got into the pat's territory one time. at gillette stadium, sportscenter 5. >> boston scheme superintendent is promising to restore library access to thousands of students. the herald reports 73 schools do not have a library and most schools that do the school committee just approved a five-year plan for library services at the city's 126 schools, and that plan calls for the addition of 15 libraries by may. randy: yahoo says a half billion accounts have been hacked. the biggest breach in history. and the victims need to take action now. yahoo is saying that the breach dates back to 2014. it was likely launched by a foreign government.

and email address and is telephone numbers, encrypted passwords, robert is an identity theft expert at hot spot shield, and he says this breach could have a devastating ripple effect. >> plane people use the same password for multiple accounts, and password reuse is why the other accounts will get breached because of the yahoo breach. >> industry experts urge you to change passwords and security questions for your account now, and use different passwords for separate accounts. in your health, progress in heart transplants led by a surprising source. the epidemic leading to breakthrough new procedures. and new this morning, foods to buy now. the seasonal treats that can really boost your health. route 128 will be shut down and olessa will be explaining the huge undertaking and how to get around it. >> and the summer feel hanging

are advancing and showers are not far behind. the time line on that and the cooldown headed our way. that's ahead. take a look at the temperatures as you are ready to head out the door. 60s right now in boston and worcester. but cooler south of town.

>> good morning to the teachers and students in the city of worcester. >> they are taking part in a reading challenge but they have to wait to see what their reward will be, so we hope it's good. thanks for that wakeup call. friends, co-workers and classmates, record your wakeup call and use our wcvb newscenter 5. >> we have some suggestions for what it could be, and it's not cauliflower rice. >> thear about the cauliflower rice. >> ok. >> i don't know about 6:00 in the morning. >> ok. >> are you guys ready for fall? >> oh, yes. >> yeah. >> it's fall-like. >> apple-sized doughnuts. >> there you go. >> food, food, and more foods. >> it coming, going to feel like fall but we have one more day up in the 80s before that change comes. that cold air is lurking to the north right now, separated from the mild temperatures that we've been by.

evening, and as it does the winds will shift, and that cooler air mass will work in, so you will feel a change, and notice out ahead of that, there are some showers, a lot of this first batch is shifting eastward, will miss us but as the front drops, we'll have a better chance of showers as we get towards this evening, the chances are lower this afternoon, but this evening into tonight, that's when we have the greatest opportunity of seeing the rain, and it's not going to be much, but one to .3 of rain possible in some areas as that it will not do much to help the drought situation. the drought monitor dealing with extreme drought across a good portion of the state. yearly deficit for boston up over 10 inches so, we'll use every drop that we can muster. the temperature in boston is 673. and the air is still dry with a dewpoint of 51. we have got the mildest readings through parts of southern new hampshire, and that's where the clouds are coming in, and it's cooler in the 50s for you on the south shore and the cape where the skies are clear, so

mostly cloudy day with only filtered sunshine, but despite that look at lunchtime, near 80 degrees, just into the 80s this afternoon, thanks to that wind bringing in the milder temperatures. and look what happens towards 5:00, 6:00, showers start to come down. southern new hampshire, north shore, winds will shift, the temperatures will drop so if you have evening plans around boston out to worcester, i would say between 6:00 and 9:00, be ready for a passing shower, and the temperatures to drop down into the 60s. south side shore,e, get your turn. later on this evening closer to machine and by tomorrow skies are clearing out. it's all about the sunshine but look at these temperatures tomorrow morning. 40s and 50s. we only recover into the mid and upper 60's in the afternoon despite the sunshine. and it's chillier on sunday morning, but if you are traveling to the cape saturday is your warmer day, a little cooler on sunday but lots of sunshine both days, and up north in the lakes region, the showers today, and look at those highs by sunday. sunshine only in the 50s.

the temperatures will be running in the 30s, so big changes on the way, let's get you out to that trouble spot north of town. >> we are talking about right here before the rest area, this is sky 5, and you can see a truck involved in this crash. there are two, and all that debris on the roadway. this is 495 southbound right here broad street, so if you are traveling towards havrill, this is what you will encounter. the right lane is closed, hard to see in this shot but there is another truck that's off the road so two involved. i will let you this incident is causing delays. you can see that shading starting to turn yellow and red here. another crash, 93 southbound in wilmington, and also watching an accident on route 3 south by 128, your trip on the pike is not too bad this morning, and then as you head south of town the delays are building on 24 out of brockton, and also on the expressway northbound right now about 25 minutes from braintree into boston. trains and buses are still running on schedule. there is big changes coming to

crews will be tearing down the old bridge, it's just not safe for cars to drive below that project. it happens over the first weekend in november and drivers will be detoured through neighborhoods nearby or along new temporary lanes next to the existing ones. >> what we're going to do is divert the highway up the ramp, and then down the other side, so the highways go from three to two lanes. they will just be diverted up and over. >> it's allt an additional lane to 128. >> all right, thank you. in your health this morning, a record number of heart transplants taking place at tuft medical center, better technology, partnerships, more donor registrations, and the opioid cries leading to this milestone. 43 people have received heart transplants breaking a 25-year record for new england hospitals. and about 30% of the transaction planted hearts from come from people who died of an overdose.

techniques for diseases make it possible to accept hearts that would have been rejected. >> fall is here, and it's a perfect time to take advantage of the seasonal foods, packing health benefits. first cauliflower, that emily has been talking about here this morning. the carb cutter is really quite versatile. you can substitute it for rice, bread, and pizza crust. next, full of fiber. they are available year-round but it's in the fall that you will find the ripest squash in season but don't throw out the seeds. roast them and eat them in a salad or soup toppers. >> you can make noodles out of squash, too. >> please. she's doing a book. >> i will stop now. randy: growing men running wildly on live television. >> what they were after in eyepoppers. emily: and a new focus on body cameras. the agency showing interest in

makes an attempt to stop a thief. the moment that she jumped on his car, and this team of cheerleaders, the first of its kind, the remarkable group making its way to a national competition.

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>> we played it to friday. 6:23, it's 63 degrees in boston, beautiful sky out there, we have got some clouds around. going to be showers around this evening, so have an umbrella. 50s right now, south of town where the skies are still clear. the clouds are going to be with us, and notice by this evening 60 or so, a couple of showers in

temperatures this afternoon, and not going to happen this weekend. the showers are coming with a cold front. look at the highs on saturday despite the sunshine, low to mid 60s and cooler on sunday. sunshine, feeling like fall this weekend. randy. randy: all right, time for friday morning eyepoppers. what do you have? >> after a foul ball, two grown men going after the ball. >> i have got it. >> this tigers' game. >> oh, yeah, got it! olessa: it was over here the whole time. sorry, go back to your seats. and a surprise for a big papi at camden yards. they give him the dug-out phone that he smashed up three years ago, and they also gave him a check for children's charity, he took the check but also took the broken phone on the field.

>> the phone, no thanks. maybe not so much. >> ok. emily: still ahead, president barack obama praising the message of a six-year-old, the message to a child across the globe, and a survival story for one tough dog. a commuter rail train and the help that she needs right now, and take a look right here. we have trouble out here on 495 south side. this is before the merrimack rest area. two trucks involved here. there are heavy delays at this your commute takes you into this area. >> mark it on your calendar, monday night is the must see event of this wild presidential campaign. the first debate between hillary clinton and donald trump. saying there is a lot at stake in this first of three 90-minute face-offs is an understatement. for clinton it's a crucial

sobering statistic. polls find that more than 60% of americans consider her untrustworthy. for trump, whose numbers also skewed decidedly negative on that score, it's a chance to show the steady demeanor and command of the issues that americans want in a commander in chief. we would like to think that both contenders will be pressed to outline specific policies, to directly address the serious challenges facing our country at home and abroad. but the track record for detai campaign is spotty at best. playing a crucial role in keeping the discourse inbounds are the three moderators. one chris wallace of fox news has already signaled that he does not feel compelled to correct the record if a candidate's response is not truthfully. that's unfortunate. it should not be seen as inappropriate or overly partisan to do what journalists are supposed to do, get the best version of the truth. and voters have a right to

truthfully. and for the moderators to call them out when that fails. let's hope that everyone plays their roles on monday night. one in eight women will fa fference between life and death. 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. in her relentless effort to overturn roe v. wade, ayotte puts critical cancer screenings at risk, hurting new hampshire women. kelly ayotte: putting her personal interests ahead of your health care. independence usa pac is responsible

>> a quiet night in charlotte after days of chaos and violence. >> the overnight curfew this morning.

>> the steps being taken to find those responsible. >> body cameras for officers, and that's not all. no brady. no garoppolo. no problem. the blowout at gillette as jacoby was set makes his first career start for the pats. on the eye. >> 6:30 on this friday morning. we are taking a live look at 495 south in merrimack, just one lane it looks like there getting by, and maybe two there at this point, but olessa, keeping an eye on the overturned tractor trailer there. it is crawgz heavy -- causing heavy delays but be aware. a gorgeous start to the day. good morning. i'm emily riemer. randy: and i'm randy price with cindy and olessa. a beautiful start. the first weekend of fall.

>> i have a beautiful, a beautiful view from the city camera over boston. isn't that just breath-taking? it's really nice. pink sky as the sun comes up and reflects off the clouds. just want to warn you, the pink sky and morning, the end of the day, the evening hours are going to be showers around. a dramatic drop in the temperatures. we have got a cold front coming through, so enjoy this. beautiful sky out there this morning. you can temperatures starting out in the 60s in boston to worcester, and 50s south shore and the cape, so you may want some extra layers this morning but look at these temperatures off the bus again today, we're up over 80 degrees, that's out ahead of this cold front, you can see it, the leading edge. we're going to see the temperatures drop this evening but 83 in boston and 81 up in lawrence and 84 in taunton, another warm day, showers come in as we head towards the

midnight, that's when the showers come through, and they will come through the north shore first, and if you have plans, boston, out through worcester, between 7:00 and 9:00, i would say, get ready for the showers to move through. let's get you out to the roads and update you on that situation. it does not look good. >> sky 5 over the scene before the merrimack rest area, and you can see the truck that's off the roadose side and on the shoulder but there is another truck involved and debris on the roadway there. there is the second truck. yo closed. and crews are on the scene working to clean up the situation, and once again this is on the southbound side of 495, so if you are traveling in this direction it's going to snarl things up. let's go to the maps. that accident happened over an hour ago. two trucks involved. you can see the backup building, a heavy right there. aside from that, a couple other problem spots right here 93 south by route 62. a crash blocks one lane, and another accident on route 3

the pike doesn't look too bad. 20 from 495 to 128. if you are going northbound 24 is slow out of avon, more delays on the expressway, a half-hour. trains and buses doing ok. >> thank you. now to the stories we're tracking right now on the eye. >> and erika is following the overnight developments. >> and police continue to investigating a shooting inside a cvs store. a teenager was shot in the shoulder, and police looking for three suspects at this point. a curfew has ended in demonstrations were mostly peaceful last night following the shooting of a black man by police. the city reporting no officers nor civilians. and an absolute blowout at gillette, an incredible start for third string quarterback jacoby brisett helping them beat the texans 27-0. >> the t is considering body cameras for transit police. >> the eyeopener's sera congi is live at south station with the other changes we could see in

sera? sera: good morning. yes, the superintendent of the mbta transit police force talking about how he supports the idea of putting body cameras on his officers. richard sullivan talking to the boston herald radio saying he would like to see also video surveillance inside every train car, as well. he would like to see the cameras come online when the new red line trains go into service. now as for the body cameras it was earlier this month that the here in boston. the police officer's union challenged the department for forcing officers to wear body cameras in a pilot program after no volunteers came forward. a judge ultimately sided with the police commissioner and the department, and that pilot program is set to go forward to another six months or so. as for the chief of police, they say that they cannot roll out any program without talking with

sera: thank you. police are searching for a hit and run driver accused of killing a man in lawrence. we told you about this crash on yesterday's eyeopener. a 64-year-old man was riding his motorcycle on 114 around midnight when he struck a man and a woman in a crosswalk. they were seriously is hurt. then the motorcyclist was hit and killed by a passing car that kept going. police are searching for a black four-door mercedes. workforce. they opened a new distribution center in fall river on wednesday and now are going to be looking to increase the workforce from 500 employees to 1,000. they will handle large packages like furniture, the company hiring through the website and the fall river career center. a new hampshire cheerleading team is getting ready for a national competition. emily: they will be competing in

>> we are out of sight. >> the manchester challengers started out two years ago, and they had just two cheerleaders and now the roster is up to nine. each cheerleaderrer teams up with a buddy for hard work and friendship. >> we're a team. one team, one family. >> the team is now practicing twice a week ahead of their trip to disney world, and they are collecting donations to get to the competition to help with special us are certainly rooting for them. >> president barack obama says that many people could learn a lesson from a six-year-old. >> the letter that moved the president so much that he presented it to the united nations. and this dog is a survivor. how a worker helped her to overcome a essentially injury. randy: and ahead in news to go, a woman springs into action when

olessa: welcome back. is there something about your commute that's bugging you or a mystery? you can ask olessa, poster me on email at askolessa@hearst.com. i will get answers for you and

we're watching this problem spot. this is by the merrimack rest area, and you can see the southbound side of 495 snarled up because of this incident. that's one of the two trucks involved. the right lane is closed on the southbound side right before 110. we'll keep you posted and let you know when that clears. a gorgeous sunrise. >> we have had a pretty one. the clouds streaming ahead of an area of rain near the canadian border, i think this rain will catch up with us more towards the evening. so out ahead of it today, was a we're going to get a showers this evening, and then the temperatures drop, feeling like fall only in the 60s. randy. >> all right, thank you. and app incredible story of survival involving a dog hit by a t train. saved by a t worker who acted so quickly. take a look. this is charlie. recovering now at mspc angel medical center in boston. found by a team maintenance worker next to the tracks between forest hills and roslindale

the hospital. >> she was in shock. she had lost a lot of blood because of the way that the arteries were and just the injury itself. imagine a five or six-pound dog going up against a great train. >> the surgery was a success. she's now learning to walk on three legs. doing pretty well. still needs a few more weeks to recover. the folks at the mspca tell us that charlie is not micro-chipped, and no one has come forward to claim her so she >> 6:41 right now, the suspects on the run after a teenager is shot inside of a store. the moment before that confrontation, and a scare at new york's laguardia airport, the concern closing an entire terminal. and take a look here, olessa, 495 south, the merrimack rest stop, heavy delays in this area because of the situation going on right now. she's keeping an eye on this for

randy: good morning, with your news to go, erika is tracking the overnight developments out of charlotte, north carolina. >> but first cindy has a look at your forecast for today. summer hanging on, within more day? >> you look at the map, and 60s as far as the eye can see. >> right. >> and whether it's expands the

weekend. so we have got one more day up in the 80s today, and then yeah. not getting out of the 60s, so hey, fall delayed but fall is coming, and here's what's going to change things up for us. this frontal boundary, it is the leading edge of that cooler air mass, and it is dropping southward, and along that front, we have some clouds, and we have some showers, and for now, the bulk of these are staying to the north across central and northern new england. this whole front is dropping southward, so with here, more towards this evening but into the increase of clouds ahead of it, so a chance for rain, not zero but lower through the afternoon, it goes up this evening, and into the first half of tonight, especially, and i am not expecting a lot of rain, one to .3, that's about the extent of it, but we'll take anything that we can get. a lot of 60s out the door, it's been clear, plymouth down to the cape, 50s, so cooler there, and by 8:00, most of us are nearing 70 degrees, but a fair amount of clouds this

sunshine by noontime, the southwesterly wind is still pushing the temperatures up into the 80s by the increase in the cloud cover today, and you can see that here, a good amount of clouds, but some sunshine. 5:00, 6:00, north shore, southern new hampshire, here comes the front, not just showers with the front, the winds will pick up and shift to the north, northeast, and the temperatures do drop so keep that in mind, and this is 8:00, 9:00, and the showers keep dropping southward for you, don't wind down until after midnight on the south coast and the and 50s for overnight lows, and your weekend is going to be a cooler one, temperatures despite the sunshine in the 60s both days this weekend, and let's get you out to the roads, update that situation, up to the north. >> yes, north of town we're watching sky 5, you can see the crews are trying to lift that truck that went off the road from the side of the road, and there is another truck involved as well, this is on 495 southbound, right by the merrimack service area, so the right lane is closed, and right

as you travel through that stretch there. the second truck also is involved. and let's get over to the maps and i will show you where the delays are starting. southbound side of 495, there is the backup as you approach this incident here, so let you know when that clears. besides that, 93 south, heavy by route 62, and accident blocking one lane, and another crash on route 3 south by 128 and burlington, and on route 1 southbound by main street, we have got a third accident. as you travel the pike, about 20 to 25, and 495 heavy ride on 24 and randolph, expressway, 30, braintree into boston, trains and buses doing ok. randy: police are searching for the three suspects wanted in the shooting of a teenager. emily: antoinette antonio is live with the questions in this case. >> police are still trying to figure out what led up to this confrontation, and that 18-year-old getting shot but police say that this was not random.

at the cvs on central and washington streets. it sent people running out the doors. police say that the victim got into an argument with the three suspects when one of them pulled out a gun, fire, twice, hitting that 18-year-old in the shoulder, and the victim was taken to a brockton hospital with nonlife threatening injuries, the suspects are believed to be in their late teens or early 20s. they are still on the run. we're live in set morning, wcvb newscenter 5. emily: demonstratorring take to the streets of charlotte with the shooting of lamont scott. people did break the deadline to disperse but police didn't make arrests because of the cooperation compared to previous nights. scott's family is calling for the release of the video that shows police shooting him. after viewing it, they say yes, scott was told repeatedly to drop a gun, but insists that he

adding it's impossible to tell whether he was holding a gun. police maintain that he was and say a gun was found at the scene. >> a tulsa police officer has turned herself in hours after she was charged in the shooting of an unarmed black man there. officer betty shelby, released on $50,000 bail, claims that she felt threatened by terrence crutcher when she came across his vehicle on her way to anothe police dash-cam video showing shelby approaching carruther with -- approaching carruther with his hands up. she's charged with manslaughter. >> the superintendent of the transit police force saying he supports the idea of officers wearing body cameras. richard sullivan talking to the boston herald radio saying that he raised this issue with his police chief about how a body camera program might work on the force. sullivan also says he would like

inside every train and car on the t. he adds that could begin when the new red line trolleys come online, as for the body cameras, the superintendent says that they would not roll out any sort of body camera program without sitting down and talking with the police union. live at south station, sera congi, wcvb newscenter 5. >> thank you. patriots' coach bill belichick was nothing but praise for the third string quarterback jacoby brisett. >> this week it was all and he's just a hard working kid that is really dedicated to doing what's right for the team and trying to improve on anything you tell him. >> the patriots shut out the houston texans 27-0. brisett adding to the win with his own 27-yard touchdown run. it was his first nfl start taking on the lead as jimmy garoppolo recovers from a shoulder injury. all clear at new york's laguardia airport after an

to shut down. police evacuated the terminal and put the airport in lockdown after officers noticed that unattended suv. the vehicle was cleared an hour later and was towed. >> a traffic officer is recovering after being struck by a vehicle near a construction zone in lexington, this happened at 10:30. they followed the road at pleasant street. the traffic officer suffered nonlife-threatening injuries. the campaign trail prepping for monday anticipate debate, and newscenter 5 will be there, and i will be reporting live from hempstead new york, and coverage begins right here on channel 5 at 9:00 p.m. and the wcvb newscenter 5, mobile app. >> can you bring him to our home? >> a heart-warming plea from a

he's hoping to save a syrian boy who became one face of the refugee crisis. alex here wrote to the president, asking him to bring the five-year-old to the united states, the five-year-old was hurt after an airstrike destroyed his home in the city of olepo. alex writes we will give him a family and he will be our brother. mr. obama told the leaders at the united nations summit that the world could learn from alex. >> startling security video from a home a woman shooting at three armed men during a burglary. police say the men kicked in her front door and began looking for cash and that's when the woman started shooting. one man died in the driveway. after suffering a gunshot wound to his torso. >> a florida woman is thinking twice about her actions here after this move, she was pumping gas, a thief grabbed her purse, and she then, as you can see, jumps on top of the car.

foot. the woman escaped with a severely sprained ankle and cuts and bruises. >> the sox, red hot this september, sweeping the orioles in baltimore, and sandy leon puts the sox up 2-0 in the second with an rbi single. the orioles tie it up three a piece but andrew unlocks that in the fifth, and hanley ramirez adds the insurance home run here in the seventh. the sox win 5-3. a beloved director and comedian pulling a prank on the pren national medal of arts award, the president called a lifetime of making the world laugh, and you can see he tried to pant the president. i don't know that you do that but he did it. the president and the crowd laughing there through that. i feel like the secret service was you know, like this close -- >> what is he doing? >> yeah. >> oh, boxers? >> not a good idea. >> no. >> big problems out there. >> we're watching a few problem

the door, here's one of them, this is by the merrimack service area if you are traveling southbound on 495 you can see they are trying to lift the truck that went off the road. there is also another truck involved in this crash, and there is a degree spill in the right lane so if you are traveling this way expect delays, let's get to the maps and i will show you southbound side, 495, that's where we have got the problem spot, and the right lane is still closed, the backup is a half mile. and as you travel south of there we're watching a crash here on 93 southbound by route 62 in wilmington. and another accident at 128 and burlington, and a third one on route 1 by main street. as you travel the pike not too bad. 20 to 25, and 495 to 128, and heavy delays on the expressway, 30 to 35, braintree into boston. so far, trains and buses are running on schedule. cindy, warm out there still. >> r. cindy: look at the clouds overhead. they have been dropping southward, they are moving in towards you, as well, and 50s and 60s out the door this

up into the 80s again looking for a high of am -- 83 in boston. way above average, and that's despite a fair amount of cloud cover but notice by this evening some showers, they are to the north right now coming in with a cold frontal boundary. this front is dropping, and it is going to bring in cooler air for the weekend, so this is our last day in the 80s and notice by noon, we're dry, it's during the evening, 5:00, 6:00 we get the showers to come in and later around boston out to worcester and into the overnight hours here for you on the south shore and the cape andnc temperatures drop, 40s and 50s when you are waking up tomorrow morning, and the sunshine and only in the 60s here this weekend. really feeling like fall. and if you have plans on sunday morning look at the low temperatures. 30s and 40s, and it will likely be cooler come monday morning, so it would be a couple of patchy areas of frost, and i don't think it will be widespread but yeah today is it. we are trending much cooler this weekend. >> fall is here but good for all

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good morning, america. breaking overnight, more protests in charlotte. [ chanting "no justice no peace" ] >> the family of the man killed by police speaking out about the video released to them. >>in president obama on the anger and violence in those streets. >> every once in a while you see folks doing it the wrong way, looting, breaking glass. those things are not going to advance the cause. >> the president also sharing his advice for hillary clinton about those upcoming debates. and his message this morning for donald trump. half a million accounts at yahoo! breached. everything from bank accounts to medical information at risk.