-- jacoby brissett injured in last night's win over the texans leaving the patriots with no healthy quarterbacks at the moment. heather: just how serious it is still in flux tonight. sportscenter 5's josh brogadir is live at gillette stadium with new reaction from the locker room. josh? josh: good evening, guys. attention has turned quickly from the success of the third string quarterback to the health of the third string quarterback, this of course after the dominant patriots the three and jacoby bss brissett injured his right thumb early in the second half of last night's 27-0 victory over the texans. while there are conflicting reports and how serious the injury is, espn reports it's a sprain and he'll be fine. trainers were looking at his hand in the third quarter of the game on the sideline. it was a running play where there was a tackle by former patriots nose tackle vince wilfork.

ball after that tackle. >> there is adversity everywhere you look. what ever it is, you know, there are bumps in the road. regardless whether it is injuries or missing guys or what ever it is. you've got to play when the guys are ready to play. that is the name of the game. josh: remember the patriots have , 9 more days to get r f from sunday. that's a total of two weeks -- 14 days -- the between win jimmy garoppolo was shirts -- was hurt, in miami, so certainly do not count him out either. wcvb sportscenter 5. ed: breaking news in chelsea where police are on the scene of a double stabbing near the train tracks at spruce and everett

both of the victims were high school students. this does not appear to be random. the commuter trains are running, but there are delays given the time of breaking news out of day. charlotte -- we are now seeing the chilling video shot by the wife of the man shot and killed by police. the video is disturbing. in it, you can hear the victim's wife pleading with police not to shoot her husband. then you hear gunshots. newscenter 5's mary saladna is live at the breaking news death. mary? : heels of another night of see why protest and calls for police to release their video of the incident. >> don't shoot him, don't shoot him. he has no weapon. mary dramatic cell phone video, : from the wife of the victim. it captures the moments just before and after the shooting death of keith lamont scott. that voice you hear, belongs to scott's wife, pleading with charlotte police not to shoot her husband, as they yell at him to drop a gun. >> he doesn't have a gun.

did you shoot him? mary: after the gunshots, scott can be seen lying face-down on the ground while his wife says he better live. she keeps recording and asks if an ambulance has been called. the officers stand over scott. it's unclear if they are checking him for weapons or attempting to give first aid. the charlotte mayor says police have body cam and dash cam video of the shooting, but do not plan to release it until the investigation is complete. chief putney the intent is to : get it out and release it in a package so it can be consumed and fully understood. gun and that the object seen by his feet in this still photo is that weapon, keith scott's family has seen some of the police videos. they're calling for them to be made public. demonstrators agree, and filled the streets of charlotte for a third night in a row. last night's protests were mostly peaceful. earlier this week, one protester, justin carr, died in a shooting. police today announced an arrest in his death. in the newsroom, i mary saladna, wcvb newscenter 5.

turning our attention to the weather. looking of the tropics. i thought we were going to talk about rain coming in here tonight. at mike, that is a good place to start. mike: it looks like karl is in bermuda and lisa will see in the open ocean. we have scattered showers. nothing going on. a little band out here as you look out to the west. that is showing some development. we may see some showers, but not until lateni 8:00, we are talking about cool temperatures in the upper 60's. you can see on our computer model, notice by 10:00, 11:00, showers pushing through here. the other thing you will be noticing this weekend are the cool temperatures. we will talk about how chilly it's going to get in a few moments. ed: this man wanted by police tonight in connection with that

arrested two teenagers. newscenter 5's jorge quiroga is live in stoughton tonight, jorge? jorge: as we speak, police continue searching for this man from your to boston. those 2 juveniles already in custody, a heavy police presence at stoughton high school as kids were released for the weekend. this time thursday, the old place was in lockdown. >> everyone was scared. jorge: an 18-year-old male from stoughton, shot once in the shoulder after an argument with 3 guys at the nearby cvs. a pair of juveniles, 15 and years old arrested overnight. ,kids he spoke to say the 2 boys are students at the high school. >> a lot of kids are talking about it. we know the kid that got shot. jorge: teens say the younger

-- marcus pierre-louis. >> he is armed and dangerous. we do not what you to approach them. call the police department. >> i don't think it was something planned. i feel totally safe. i don't feel like there's anything to be, you know, concerned about. jorge: no motive given. police repeating this was not random. that the victim, the shooter know each other. live in stoughton, jorge quiroga, wcvb newscenter 5. heather: the biggest heroin bust in new york city history has broken up a drug ring that stretched from mexico all the way to massachusetts. {vo} operation dirty dope targeted 25 people for trafficking heroin

killer. besides the arrests, agents confiscated nearly 75 pounds of lethal heroin worth some $13 million on the street. investigators say the suspects are some of the worst, most -- worst criminals they've ever seen. >> we alleged that sometimes they used addicts as human guinea pigs to test hair when with deadly cutting agents just to see the killed them. heather: 5 investigates has learned the leominster police department helped break up the heroin ring. ed: a belmont man is accused of driving drunk and hitting a lexington police officer on a detail late last night. newscenter 5's juli mcdonald versus five from lexington. juli, the officer is ok? juli: yes, but that driver, sean mckeown, is charged with 3 counts of operating under the influence of alcohol, and since it's his second offense causing bodily injury, he faces a lifetime loss of license if

lexington officer that you hit? sean mckeown of belmont rushed passed our camera outside concord district court without saying a word friday. the 44-year-old bartender is accused of driving drunk and hitting a detail officer working in lexington. >> he stated he had just left work at the lexx restaurant in lexington center. he said to the officers he heard his car hit something and noticed he'd hit a traffic officer. juli: frank san servino was ar jacket and standing in a generator-lit construction zone when he was hit. police say mckeown got out of his jeep but at first denied having anything to drink. >> the officer could detect a moderate odor of alcohol coming from the defendant's breath. his eyes were watery, glassy, and bloodshot. he was swaying as he spoke with officers. his speech was slightly slurred. juli: when questioned further, officers say mckeown's story changed he said he'd been drinking before leaving work just up the road. >> officers asked if he thought he was drunk.

have been driving." he was very apologetic. juli: san servino was rushed to lahey hospital with injuries to his ankle and elbow. the hospital tells newscenter 5 he's in good condition, but will need time to recover. >> the ankle break was severe enough your honor that it will require surgery to attach his heel. juli: mckeown was ordered not to drink nor drive at all as this case moves forward. he's due back for a pre-trial hearing on november 2. i had at 6:00, we will tell you more about his driving network juli mcdonald, wcvb newscenter 5 . heather: sky 5 over taunton's municipal power plant, where a small explosion sent 2 workers to the hospital earlier today. a plant spokesman says the fire broke out in a switch unit located inside a large circuit breaker, causing the breaker to explode. the injured workers were taken to morton hospital as a precaution but is expected to be ok. the explosion did not affect any

commitment 2016 now -- and after outright refusing to endorse donald trump at the gop convention this summer, ted cruz now says he will vote for him. the texas senator making that announcement on social media a short time ago. tonight both trump and hillary clinton are focused on their first debate. newscenter 5's sally kidd looks ahead to the face-to-face match up. sally: while hillary clinton's running mate is out on the campaign trail mr. trump: they say she is practicing for the debate. some people think she is slipping. sally: it's not clear who is playing donald trump. >> it is not clear she is doing a mock debate. she is trying to prepare for donald trump because he is so unpredictable. >> he is basically acting like he is not all that worried about

expectations. we don't know. sally: analysts say each candidate should have an overarching goal. >> for trump it is a about the incredible. for hillary clinton, it is about being relatable. both have work to do with her bases and most of portland, folks in the middle. selleck, while most -- sally, while most have made up their minds -- >> there is intt new mcclatchy-marist poll gives clinton is six-point lead nationally. in washington, sally kidd. heather: and newscenter 5 will be there. emily riemer will be reporting live from hofstra university in hempstead, new york. coverage of the debate begins at 9:00 on channel 5 and the wcvb mobile app. ed: the tulsa police officer involved in the deadly shooting of an unarmed black man surrenders to police. heather: still to come tonight, the victim's family reacts their

ed: a moment of hope amidst the intense bombing campaign in syria. the little girl pulled from the rubble alive. heather: 5 investigates looks at the drug used to treat addiction that's now wreaking havoc behind bars. at 5:30: the battle to keep inmates' new drug of choice out

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out of the debris in aleppo rescuers pulling her to safety , this morning covered in dust and blood. she is now recovering in the hospital. that is the good news. her entire family was killed in the airstrike, part of an intensified bombing campaign on the rebel-held city. ed: now to that deadly officer-involved shooting in tulsa. the dashcam and aerial footage raising questions as to why an officer opened fire on an unarmed black man. that officer has been charged. and she surrendered to police this morning. today they gathered -- >> he was transforming his life. ed: terence crutcher was shot to death one week ago today, killed by officer betty shelby who has been charged with manslaughter. this morning she was booked and released on $50,000 bond. >> i determined the filing of the felony crime of manslaughter

tulsa police officer betty shelby is warranted. ed: officer shelby came across crutcher, whose suv had stalled in the street. she feared that he was armed, high on a substance or pcp. >> he has his hands up for her. ed: she fired the fatal shot went, she says, he reached for the family said, no way. >> his hands were up. how can he be reaching into the car. ed: tulsa police said that crutcher did not have a weapon on him or in the suv and prosecutors at the police -- add the police acted unreasonably by escalating the situation. ed: that officer has been placed on administrative leave with pay. heather: people in utah are rebuilding today, after two

state. storms hitting just before 4:00 p.m. yesterday. more than a dozen buildings were damaged, and thousands are still without power. some flooding, and golf ball-sized hail also contributing to that damage. police say no serious injuries have been reported. ed: golf ball-sized hail. heather: that is going to leave a mark. mike: they are going through the second severe weather. they have one in the spring and one in the fall. we're just looking for a little bit of r to see that. mike: if you are out and about, you might run into a few scattered showers. this little area to the northwest, that is the area that has just a little bit of moisture associated with it and behind it, much cooler air as well.

looks. i think the computer models are over doing a little bit. behind it, the skies gradually clear away. the most important thing is the cool air behind it. then the clouds move on out of here. this is going to be almost ineffective sunshine. it will be cool tomorrow. high temperatures in the u we have been in the 70's rose to 80. 90's not so many days ago. now we are just a little bit below average. it may seem cooler. that wind to the northeast. the breeze out of the northeast, cool temperatures out of there. how cool is it going to get? most places will drop into the 50's. a few places in the 40's.

this morning, this is how cold it was. now we're talking about high temperatures, clouds and afternoon sunshine. as you look out toward worcester county, we may have a few spots in the lower 60's. this is a big change from what we have been going through today. as you look to be south shore, a little sea breeze to talk about, but that cooler air is getting pushed through. and most of the cape b mid 60's for high temperatures tomorrow. a quick check on the tropics. we have two systems we are looking at. karl and lisa. karl is probably the most important. it looks like it will take tropical storm status and head into the atlantic. lisa is not much of anything. it is a tropical depression expected to die out there in the next 20 42 48 hours. not looking for much in the

concerned, 68 for a high temperature, sunday, high temperature of 64 degrees and monday, high temperatures that could be close to frost conditions in western areas. oh, i know. this is a real change. it just feels so much different. then we warm up with a chance for showers. there is good news in the forecast. a little rain on tuesday and wednesday. otherwise, we start cool and then we are where we ought to be. ed? ed: just outside houston, texas, that is a school bus in the ditch. it is elevated a little bit. it is a school bus. kids were on that bus. it is 5:20 here, so it would be 4:20 there. and of course, it is friday, so he big high school football night. we do not have any injuries for

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heather: in your health tonight -- alcohol may not be as good for the heart as once thought. it part of a framingham heart study being done right here in mass alcohol even in moderation may increase the size of one of the heart's chambers, leaving people at risk for irregular heartbeat and other problems. participants reported how much alcohol they drink each week. the size of the art was measured and they were tested for atrial relation or irregular heartbeat. analysts found that having one

size of the left atrium, one of the two upper chambers in the heart. it increases the risk of atrial fibrillation and that can cause blood to pool inside the atrium -- the left atrium. researchers point out these findings may not apply to everyone. some people may be genetically predisposed to atrial fibrillation. that study is published in the journal of the american heart association. ed: new research telling us something many of us already know many americans do -- put weight on during the holiday season. study participants saw their weight increase by 0.2% during the thanksgiving holiday and 0.4% over christmas. their weight 10 days before the holiday was compared to their weight 10 days after. experts suggest making that weight loss resolution in october instead of on new years. the problem is halloween

heather:[laughter] ed: how could you do that? heather: there's always going to be something. you just have to be vigilant. newscenter 5 at 5:30: first body cameras for the boston police now potentially something else. ed: the item commissioner evans would also like to see officers wear. plus, how you can get your hands on a piece of the very first horse racing track built in new england.

>> from boston's news leader, this is wcvb newscenter 5 at 5:30. ed: and breaking news at 5:30, believe it or not patriots , quarterback jacoby brissett has a thumb injury. weei and espn reporting he was hurt on this play during the 3rd quarter of last night's victory over houston. espn says the injury is not

that suspension. heather: chelsea police responding to a double stabbing near the train tracks at spruce and everett avenue. two victims have critical injuries. police say the incident involved high school students. ed: we are now seeing the chilling video shot by the wife of the man shot and killed by charlotte police. in it, you can hear police yelling drop the gun, and the victim's wife pleading with officers to not shoot her husband. an attorney for the family says the video does not prove whether heather: mike wankum is joining us. it's going to start feeling like fall this weekend? mike: it is. look at the high temperatures heading into the weekend and the first part of next week. we are going to pay for these warm temperatures. things are going to be below average. before we get there, we will have rain showers tonight. we are done with the clouds. if you look to the north, look at this band of showers. this is an indication that will