>> reporter: this is the 19 page court ruling on the very last nine it says the boston police union's motion did denied so that means the boston police body cam pilot program is moving forward. monday 100 boston police officers are expected to be wearing body cameras in a six month trial program. a suffolk superior court ruling has given the police commissioner the green light. this is a great moment for police accountability, police transparency a civil rights in boston. >> reporter: last month the boston police union and the city agreed to a voluntary pilot program, but when no officers volunteered to wear the cameras, voluntary became mandatory. the police union filed suit saying forcing officers to wear body cameras violated their union contract. but the court ruled that state law grants the police commissioner significant authority over matters such as deployment, uniforms, weapons

worn cameras. police commissioner william evans released a statement saying he is pleased with the court's decision and that i remain committed to working with the bppa and their members to insure a smooth implementation of the program. police union president pat rhodes expressed disappointment but said in a statement the bppa is still committed to working with the city to make insure citizens of boston get a body worn camera pilot program that does what it is supposed to citizens and alike. as an african-american who grew up in mattapan and dorchester certainly some tool that provides accountability and transparenty is of the utmost importance. >> reporter: the judge had some harsh words for the union saying that the union's alleged injury here was "self-inflicted." the judge also called the agency's efforts to help implement the pilot program

boston, i'm byron barnett, 7 news. >> anchor: breaking news now by a cambridge man charged with secretly recording several women in the nude including some of his roommates. investigators say the pictures were taken from cameras taken in bedrooms and bathrooms at least 12 different women have been identified. it included the recording of conversations. the suspect is due in court next month. we have a crew working the story and will bring you more as soon as we get it. >> anchor: a registered sex offender under arrest and facing new and disturbing charges. police say that man exposed himself to students near lexington high. 7's jonathan hall is live at the school to tell us more. jon? >> reporter: school officials sent out a letter this week warning parents about this guy approaching soccer players near the high school. well, his run came to an end yesterday right here the police caught him by this baseball field. they had to chase him down. a foot chase by the field and

there by that kid's playground. 30-year-old jacob mobley-hall is charged with exposing himself to girl heading to sober practice at lexington high this week. parents stunned. i am glad the police caught him. i am glad the girls were in a group. this a lot better. >> anchor: stunned by crimes and stunned by his mugshot where mobley-hall is a registered sex offender. oh wow. it's awful. everything that they can but the kids have to be vigilant. >> anchor: a judge in concord allowed him to stay hidden from views a prosecutor reported the victims all made positive identifications. each of them staying they were "disgusted" and shocked and they had never seen him before. >> anchor: a police report said he exposed himself to two groups of girls under the age of 18 as they walked long this lincoln park fitness path. police say this happened twice

3:00 of the police say mobley-hall admitted his crimes and told them he picked this path because it's pretty secluded and he could choose who would see him. investigators write opponent mobley-hall told them he has done time in new hampshire and has been "going crazy lately with uncontrollable urges to expose himself to girls. " >> reporter: it's it's a shame it happened here but bad things happen everye $5,000 cash bail and if he makes bail he has been ordered to stay away from those victims and stay away from the town of lexington. live in lexington, jonathan hall 7 news. >> anchor: this just in, the u.s. consumer products safety commission is urging all samsung galaxy note 7 owners to turn them off and stop charging them. last week samsung recalled all of the smart phones after reports of some exploding and catching fire while charging. the faa is warning fliers not to

all while on board a plane. >> anchor: waving wall street today. stocks taking a huge hit. in fact the biggest one day drop since june, the dow plummeting nearly 400 points to close the day at 18085. the nasdaq also down significantly nearly 134 points 20 close at 5125. fears over highest interest rates are likely behind the drop say the experts. >> anchor: patriots are off the team headed to arizona today and count down to kick off is on. this year new england will start the season as under brady and several other stars questionable, other players will look to step up. 7 news with team coverage now we begin with trey daerr and we may not just be missing brady. that's right. for the first time since september 152008 patriots are gearing up to start a game without tom brady, more bad news could be on the way as multiple reports within the hour are stating rob gronkowski is not on the team plane heading to arizona which may not entirely be a reflection on his game day status given the team is leaving

ready or not, jimmy garappolo takes center stage under the bright lights in sunday's trial prime time show down against the defending champions. a date the third year signalicaler had marked on his calendar ever since tom brady dropped the appeal of his four game deflategate suspension back in july. dan hausle is live in foxboro with more on garappolo's first career start. dan? >> anchor: well, the problem for pats fans is they don't know what they will get in jimmy garappolo's first start, but if indications are from a game last night where inexperienced signal caller got the start and succeeded well pats fans could be in for a nice sunday. >> anchor: the patriots packed up and heading to arizona. their fans hoping they come back with a win even without tom brady. garappolo has the best coach in football. so i figure belichick will make it happen. >> anchor: fans may have seen the blue print for belichick and jimmy gap although in last night's nfl opener when a quarterback who had never thrown

super bowl champion broncos to a win in denver. with a team that we have he is going to have a lot of support and together they will do it. you will be surprised. we could be four and 0 when brady comes back. >> anchor:. >> reporter: he is facing his first start two seasons of backing upbraidy, practicing and preseason action have all prepared him to see the fast moving game more like a veteran. as the game slows down you are able to play faster, you know what you want to do with the ball, whatever it may be. >> anchor: teammates say they are comfortable with garappolo behind center. he is looking solid, man. i love it. you see the improvement all the way from his rookie year last year to this year so i feel like he is ready to go. in a radio interview the pats qb said he is excited to see his understudy take his sho. this is why you play the game. you play to be in the game and play. you doesn't want to be the back up so the opportunity is here just got to go take advantage of it.

if not jimmy gap although is the living embodiment of the patriot mantra next man up. live gillette stadium, dan hausle, 7 news. >> reporter: jimmy garappolo's inexperience isn't the only factor potentially saab tappinging the season opener. we'll show you what else the pats should be concerned with heading into sunday night. recording live, trey daerr, 7 news. >> anchor: as the team heads west for their season opener tom brady is opening up about his deflategate suspension. >> anchor: specifically the quarterback is talking about being for the ofe the team is handling his absence. nicole oliverio continuing our coverage from gillette. >> reporter: as the patriots get ready to take on the cardinals in arizona sunday night their quarterback tom brady will take on a new role as he begins to serve his four week suspension. i will try to be positive about that and some quality time with my family and pick my kids up from school and do some things won't have the opportunity to do in october and november and december and for years to come. >> reporter: brady laid out

westwood one radio last night. a lot of unchartered territory for me. i am really just trying to focus on the things i can control and try to stay in great shape and be prepared for when i get the opportunity to play in october. until then brady may spend time relaxing with new friends. he recently posted pictures on facebook from his latest ugcampaign with a possible new friend jeff bridges. one of the ads telling customers but it's clear brady will be keeping busy until object 3 and that includes watching his team on tv. you get more anxious and nervous because you have no control with respect to the outcome of the game. yeah, it's got to be nerve racking to watch. it always is. it's sports and you can't predict these outcomes but i know our team will be as prepared as they always are. i am excited to see them go out there and play. >> anchor: you can see the giant number 12 looming here

brady banner. now number 12 days that he was humbled by the kraft family for doing that but he can't wait until he is finally back here in person. from gillette, nicole oliverio, 7 news. >> anchor: when pats take the field in arizona there is only one place you can watch. that's right here on 7. we'll get started with 7 on the sidelines at 6:30. kickoff set for 8:30 and of course you can count on the news station for complete post game coverage and analysis. >> anchor: more news today. th been hit with a record fine. wells fargo being forced to pay $185 million. it thursday out thousands of employees were setting up fake accounts and credit cards. jadiann thompson explains how it is affecting customers. >> anchor: well, ryan, wells fargo customers were tricked out of millions of dollars. employees created fake accounts and credit cards with customers names without authorization charging fees and services to those accounts without ever alerting them. the numbers are staggering.

more than a half million credit cards never requested by customers. the bank has been fined $185 million and must payback all of the customers. every consumer needs to trust their bank and no bank should take advantage of their customers. the unauthorized opening of accounts in your name may be using fraudulent e-mail addresses or pins is just shocking conduct. >> anchor: the bank said it fired more th in the past five years for their involvement in the fraud. some of those former employees say they were pressured to meet unattainable sales goals. in the control room, jadiann thompson, 7 news. >> anchor: in the race for the white house russia has been center stage in recent political discussion but it is looking more like north korea will be a major challenge for the next president of the country. today north korea carried out a new nuclear blast raising fears leaders are getting closer to developing a new powerful

north korea is bragging to the world about its most powerful nuclear detonation to date. a blast with shock waves rippling all the way to the white house. i think the next president is going to have to deal with north korea on his or her watch. it presents i would say the most knotty problem in foreign affairs. >> anchor: north korea provocation comes on a day when democrat hillary clinton was talking terrorism with national security and foreign policy advisors. in alabama, her running kaine blasted trump's controversial assessment of russia's vladimir putin. a ticket that is praising a dictator who is hutting his country, hurting his people. >> anchor: trump was in with a wash shoring up support with the values of voters at the core of his party. his campaign is confronting a new controversy saying the republican didn't know his interview with larry king was for russian owned tv. trump said he doubts the f.b.i.'s conclusion that russian hackers are trying to influence the u.s. election. maybe democrats are putt

>> anchor: today truffle's running mate received his first intelligence briefing. i hope the american people looking on at this process know that donald trump and i will be ready day one. >> anchor: a day one agenda that will include north korea no matter who wins the white house. and the presidential election is now officially under way with absentee voting beginning today in the battleground state of north carolina. >> anchor: a sad remembrance this weekend. it's been 15 years since the september 11 terror tax. >> anchor: a moment of silence was held at the 184 people were killed when hijacked american airlines flight 77 crashed into the pentagon. deputy secretary of defense bob work was among speakers at today's ceremony and he pledged to never forget the victims. >> anchor: members of congress gathered on stress of capitol building. they prayed and sang along with the marine corp band as it played god bless america. a mole of silence was also held to honor the fallen. >> anchor: homeland security secretary jay johnson vice sitted the new world trade center building to mark the federal government's return to

some federal offs were located in the original twin towers. as the nation remembers the victims there is anger about an advertisement for a store in texas. coming up, the ad that's prompted a san antonio store owner to apologize. >> anchor: at 5:30 a high ranking faculty member the a massachusetts prep school under arrest. the troubling behavior he is now accused of. >> anchor: also ahead, fears among pregnant women rising in florida. the zikka virus spiking and there are new plans to try to control it. >> anchor: in just one hour here, fighters under arrest. the illegal activity that led to charges here. >> anchor: and damage at the drive in. police looking for the operator of a truck who plowed through a drive-in movie theater in drive-in movie theater in mendon. 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

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>> anchor: a new commercial leading to ad outrage trouble for an upcoming sale. they advertised a twin tower sale showing two stacks of mattresses piled up then collapsing to the ground. >> anchor: many are calling that offensive and insensitive and now csar gray french tells us the owner has to apologize. we are not hate. we are love. we are somebody that stands out. we are miracle matchers. we make miracles happen.

that's not what we ever wanted. cher ease said she didn't realize this 20 second ad would cause the controversy it has. it was stupid. it was a stupid idea that we sent out. we apologize for our stupidity and we really hope you forgive us for what we've done. >> reporter: she said the ad was filmed earlier this week wanting to get the word out that the mattress store would be having a twin tower sale for the anniversary of the of a tax this weekend. but to many on social media the concept of this sale was immediately taken as offensive. you down the see people making fun of things that happen at pearl harbor when the japanese attacked us. so why is a terrorist attack on such monumental buildings okay? having a twin tower sale is the most tasteless thing i ever heard. >> anchor: in the video you see two piles of mattresses.

the mattresses depicting the once standing towers in new york city. it's offensive to everybody it should be offensive to americans and as an american making the video and especially living in san antonio, i don't know how you could perceive that as not being offensive, as funny a creative marketing that's not what it is. >> anchor: now miracle mattresses says they will donate 30% of their sales this weekend to the 9/1 miracle mattress released a statement apologizing to all 9/11 victims and families. in the newsroom, i'm sara french 7 news. >> anchor: next on 7, going crazy for cotton candy i'm little girl has a sweet reaction to her sugar high. this is the first time i have seen this and i can't wait to see it again. 90's today but when will we get a taste of fall. that's in my forecast next. >> anchor: at 5:30 donation jars collecting money for a woman's funeral have popped up

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for us saturday and sunday but not a washout by any means and a fall like feel really settling in for the end of next week. those our first big taste of fall. i think it might even be a shock to the system. especially after this. 93 tied the record from last year, 93 if you remember it that was the ed of a heat wave, a september heat wave then after that last year we had no more 90 degree days to speak of for the rest of the year so. this could be it for us this year as well, 2190 degree days for boston dry one. we have had 21 as i mentioned but nowhere near that top record of 3090 degree days, still sitting at 91 in the city. 92 norwood, 90 bedford, 85 in worcester. it is certainly a warm one and it is also very humid. this is what made the struggle real today was those dewpoints in the mid to upper 60's even low 70's for a time where we're still sitting down on the cape

you get above 60 that's when you can start to really feel the humidity. we'll still be there tomorrow. i think it's a muggy day for us then a little relief as we get into sunday, monday and tuesday. those will be stunners of days as we get into those days with plenty of sunshine and lower humidity as well. we had partly cloudy skies into this afternoon helping for those temperatures to make it into the 90's and no showers in sight at least not this evening or into the overnight hours. it's really into toow really a spot shower. hit and miss, we know the nature of it. it's been happening all summer long. it's sort of a series of fronts that move through. first opportunity will be into early tomorrow morning but i think that opportunity has passed by about 9:00 or 10:00 so if you have plans for tomorrow don't cancel them. don't change them. it's not a washout as i mentioned before. then another warm front pushes through as we make it into late saturday-early sunday. another cold front pushes through for our next chance of rain.

to get some showers, how much rain are we talking about? not much. not much to speak of at all about a tenth of an inch to a quarter is the best we can hope for but this weekend looking like a good one again with those temperatures above average in the low 80's. overnight tonight partly cloudy, it is mild, it is muggy, 65 to 70. 76 to 84 for tomorrow. cooler than today, but still above average. here is a look at that 7 on 7 forecast as i promised that fall like feel front moves through on wednesday, thursday and friday we top out in the low 70's. >> anchor: bri, don't go anywhere. the sugar rush for a three-year-old baseball fan captured on the big screen. that's beatrix heart the newest internet sensation after a clip of her going cotton candy crazy goes viral. it happened the a seattle mariners game. see what happens when kids eat sugar? she actually was put up on the jumbotron. she is covered in cotton candy and clearly really excited about it. >> anchor: this is the first time beatrix tried cotton candy

i didn't have enough. i want more cotton candy. you will need some more? yeah. >> anchor: her dad said she enjoyed the treat. she also really likes making funny faces and that sugar definitely helped those faces. >> anchor: very entertaining. coming up at 6:00 tonight ribbons in royalston coming down because a show of support is no longer welcome.

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an injured girl during a hiking trip. a teen's generous act caught on camera. why these pictures of prayer are now going viral. >> anchor: we continue to follow breaking news first at 5:30. a cambridge man charged with secretly recording several women in the nude including some of his roommates. investigators say the pictures were taken from cameras hid men bedrooms and bathroom. at least 12 people have now beenid . a suspect is due back in your we ve and we'll bring you more information as soon as we get i. >> anchor: also on 7, a high ranking braintree civil is facing allahing charges today. police say he was offering money for sex but it turns out the person he was? can't with was an undercover . when he went to meet up with that person he ended new handcuffs. steve cooper live for news braintree with more on charges he is now facing. the suspect in this case is stephen bliss and according to these court documents they