>> anchor: first at 6:00: a search in worcester for this black pick-up truck. investigators say it took off with a woman who was clinging to the side of the driver's window. >> anchor: yeah. she fell off and was seriously hurt. we are live i injuries. >> reporter: well, nick, the good news is that that 31-year-old woman is now in stable condition after being dragged through this parking lot. the truck that was involved was caught here on these surveillance cameras. now police want to make sure the driver gets put behind bars. take a close look at these surveillance pictures as a black pick-up truck speeds out of the bp gas station. worcester police say the person behind the wheel is

it left a 31-year-old woman battling serious injuries. >> it is shocking. and it is scary. >> reporter: police say the woman was speaking with the driver around 6:30 this morning when at some point, the truck took off, speeding through the parking lot while she was still clinging to the driver's-side window. the truck took off heading up high street before the woman finally fell off into the middle of the road. >> this woman, i mean, she was literally dragged. >> yeah. around here. a local hospital with a broken ankle, collapsed lung, and minor brain bleeding. it is not clear if the woman knew the driver or what led up to the truck speeding off. now police are asking anyone with information to come forward. >> it's scary. definitely. >> reporter: police have put pictures of that truck on their twitter page. we have put those pictures on our web site, at whdh.com. so you can take a closer look.

>> anchor: now turning to your weather. actually, this is before we get to weather. we want to get to a story we have been following for you this evening. fast triple shooting in dorchester. two people shot. one person killed. police now trying to figure out exactly what happened. and they are looking for whoever pulled the trigger. >> anchor: we have the latest on what is going on in this investigation. >> reporter: that is the big question. police have a lot down on the street corner early this morning. especially when bullets sprayed, in many homes. including this one where people were sleeping inside. people who live around here tell me that one man was found dead in the street. police say two others were found dead in different areas in the city. and family that is we spoke to who live around here are

>> when they looked out, they saw somebody just laying over by that building over there. they say they saw two bodies laying down. one was moving. the other one was not. one hit pretty much where the living room is. it went through the wall inside as well. >> reporter: you can see where that bullet went through that family's home. we went inside a few minutes ago. it went through several walls inside that house. in the end, and a family were sleeping inside. near coach, one man dead. two others injured after a shooting. police want to know if you know anything. please give them a call. >> anchor: a gorgeous day today. there could be some rain tomorrow. meteorologist bri eggers has a first check of the forecast.

to dress the weather like this because you are cold and you are warm. layers would be my best advice there. we know that we need the rain. this red coloring indicating extreme drought conditions keeps expanding, more than 50% under extreme drought conditions. we had dry weather today which is enjoyable for the weekend. the second half of the weekend, more promising with this rain that is moving in for us and along this line, everybody some strong storms have popped up here. we know that this is in store for us as we move it looks like scattered showers through tomorrow, but then downpours more likely as we tap into some tropical moisture on monday. we will get to more coming up in a few minutes. >> anchor: thanks, bri. a pipe bomb in sea saved park, new jersey. it happened along the route of a charity 5-k race. the bomb went off shortly before thousands of runners were scheduled to start that run. >> anchor: luckily, there were no injuries. state and federal agencies are

>> the race is canceled for today. >> reporter: a charity run in seaside park, new jersey over before it started. s if. >> affirmative. shut down the run. get them out of the boardwalk. >> reporter: this, following an explosion in a trash can on the 5-k race course. a reporter from news 12 new jersey spoke with witness who is said the race was delayed, then a loud blast. >> then all of a sudden, all the responders went to this spot. then you heard that it was some s garbage barrel. >> you see shrapnel, debris everywhere. >> reporter: chaos for the racers. but for first responders, an orderly prevention. >> the device functioned during the time that the runners were to be going down the boardwalk. >> reporter: the kind of bomb not designed to damage

as was the case in the boston marathon where three people died and 260 were injured in 2013. >> you have an overwhelming swath of individuals that could be affected. a lot of people could have been hurt. >> yeah. a lot of people could have been hurt. >> reporter: what could have been a disaster averted because someone said something when they saw something. >> anchor: we are following a developing story outle of philadelphia. a gunman kills one person and injures five others, including two police officers orn investigators say fast gunman ambushed a police officer as she was sitting in her patrol car around 11:00 last night. the suspect then ran away. firing randomly into a bar. and at people sitting in another car. the suspect was eventually shot and killed by police. the police commissioner said the suspect wrote a leter, giving investigators a possible motive. >> obviously, he was hell-bent on hurting a lot of people. we still aren't absolutely

we alluded to last night, he references issues he had with probation officers, not being particularly fond of the police department. >> reporter: the five people hurt are listed in stable condition. now, massachusetts state police issued a statement, saying they are monitoring the situations. in philadelphia and new jersey. at this time, there is no connection to massachusetts. >> reporter: child rescued from a pool in ale pool party on bridget way earlier today. the child was pulled from the pool after nearly drowning. the child was conscious and alert when taken to the hospital. >> anchor: an s.u.v. slams into a tree in natick. this happened on speen street earlier today. you can see that broken windshield happening from the impact of the crash. emergency crews responded and are now investigating. it is unclear how badly that driver was hurt or if any passengers inside were also injured.

overnight in weymouth. two pick-up trucks were racing down pleasant street. one truck hit a car. the two passengers in the car were transported to a nearby hospital. right now no update on their injuries. >> anchor: now the race for the white house. bernie sanders hitting the campaign trail for hillary clinton in ohio today. the vermont senator spoke at a small campus rally in akron. sanders called out donald trump for the president obama sit senship controversy. trying to tell the american people that president obama was not born in the united states. that is an awful and divisive and terrible thing to do, and a man who does things like that must not become president of the united states. >> anchor: also happening today: trump's running mate governor mike pence released his health records. a leter from his doctor

and uses... and the only medicine he uses is claritin. pence has released ten years of tax returns. the former defense secretary bob gates wrote trump is "beyond repair." he criticizes clinton on trust and reliability. gates ran the pentagon under president george w. obama. trump took to twitter saying gates' results in office war disaster. >> anchor: still ahead, head over heels. how some kids are breaking world records. and raising awareness about cancer. all with a cartwheel. >> anchor: tom brady playing catch wherever he. can we will show you the path

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>> anchor: a south shore community flipping head over heels into the guinness book of world records. >> anchor: nearly 800 people gathered today, breaking the record for the most people to cartwheel at the same time.

in honor of caroline kronk who died in 2013 at the age of five from a rare form of brain cancer. there you can see the group just starting to do those cartwheels. caroline's family says the day was a huge success. . >> it's awesome. it is awesome to be able to keep donating and keep making progress and being able to give to the research community and have that. >> our fight is over. there are kids in this desperately. we are fighting for them. >> reporter: way to go, nicole. she was part of. that i'm proud of you there. we will get to that forecast coming up. much-needed, wanted rain on the way for us for a couple of days. all the details next. >> reporter: coming up next,

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>> anchor: all right. a live look at the zakim bridge. some traffic out there. clear skies. really a beautiful day. >> anchor: feeling like fall. which i have been waiting for. for the humidity to go away. i think we are going to head back to muggy tomorrow, you

our temperatures tomorrow, even warmer than today. but wanted, rain. we certainly know. that it is almost becoming a tired headline. not for the pats home opener. luckily, it looks like it is more likely to get the widespread soaking on monday than tomorrow. but as we have talked about, we will take all the drops we can get. extreme drought conditions for more than half of the commonwealth. at this point. even stretching up into southern new hampshire. and even the tip of southern maine. we are almost ten inches below average for the year so far. worcester. fast deficit nast we have really gotten ourselves into at this point. as i mentioned before, we will take all the drops we can get. it is not the best scenario when it comes for a weekend. when you have outdoor plans. clouds increasing for us already. here is our line of some showers and even some strong storms. you can see these orange boxes here. western new york and pennsylvania. that indicates severe thunderstorm warnings. and even a tornado warning. that has popped up north of pittsburgh there.

i don't anticipate widespread severe weather. it is a possibility that a thunderstorm could pop up. that would also be a good-case scenario. if it is not severe weather. it could drop a lot of rain very quickly on one location and then move on out. running through the timeline for tomorrow, it looks like hit or miss showers. isolated to widely scattered. so if you are headed to the pats home opener tomorrow, you might catch a shower. even to fenway for the red sox tomorrow. you might catch a shower. it looks more heavier rainfall to hold off until we hit monday. still possibly a rumblele of thunder embedded in here. a quick downpour before it moves out. if here is that line indicating some very heavy rainfall. the oranges and the reds. we could pick up an inch of rain. possibly more in isolated locations. we know with this pattern that we have had before, the fronts come through. and they leave us with more disappointment than any rainfall. however, this time around, we have what's left of julia

we might be able to break us off a piece of that kit-kat bar. again, we could see an isolated report of one to two inches of rainfall, generally speaking. the other thing that is increasing tomorrow will be those dew points. fairly comfortable at this point. we are starting to creep up there. i reckon frizzy to even pony-tail as we get into tomorrow. tonight, clouds move. in very mild temperatures. patchy fog. 60-65. tomorrow, 76-83. i promised you opener forecast. again, bring the rain gear. but it doesn't look like you will end up leaving the game soaked. hopefully, we will end up leaving the game winners. a look at the 7 on 7 forecast. first day of fall arrives on thursday. after we get through this wet weather, we are in for summer to make a comeback. >> reporter: well, as good as the red sox offense has looked this year no, question this team can only go as far as the pitching can take them.

after a rough first three months. the pressure now falls on the bullpen. which showed up in a big way on saturday. david price wanted to...... the struggles against the pinstripes continue. 1-0 in the third. sanchez adds price to his hit list. the rookie rocks his 15th home run in his 40th game,. two-run blast gets the yankees up 3-0. the boston bats seemed to have his back. down xander bogaerts with a rally. sox within one. mookie betts with the high chop in front of the plate. gets over short. allowing xander bogaerts to score. we have a new game. things even at five. later in the frame, betts standing on third. uncorks the wild pitch. the go-ahead run. hanley ramirez here. ultra aggressive.

this time it does not. john farrell calling this a heads-up play. sox still take the lead into the eighth. after price turns it over in the 7th. sox relievers never surrender another hit. kimball mows them down. four batters, four strikeouts. 27th save from kimball. sox get the win. 6-5. >> you know, once i gave up those runs and you know, gave up the three runs and the third and two m it right there, the offense will strike at some point. that is what we have done all year. especially when i have been pitching. that is what we did again today. >> just getting one guy on another guy on. and a bunch of singles. that is the best way to beat a team. you know, our pitchers are keeping them off the board, too. that is huge. late in the game. >> reporter: no brady, no gronk, no problem. jimmy garoppolo delivered on

now we get so see what's in store for an encore. jimmy g showing up and showing out the tough test against arizona. noup he faces an equally challenging miami front 7. decision-making going to be at a premium. while his time in the pocket will be limited. >> you don't want to hold it back. especially with these guys. they are talented. the more you hold it, the more trouble you will be in. . >> they have a lot of good a good game against seattle last week. a low-scoring game. which tells you once you see the scoreboard, both defenses played very well. i think it will be another challenge. >> reporter: one of the advantages of tom brady's four-week vacation, getting the chance to roll into ann arbor on game day. they call it the big house. there is no question, it was brady's house today. >> four-time super bowl

valuable player of the n.f.l., 11-time pro bowl player, quarterback for michigan from 1995 to 1999, please welcome back number 10, tom brady! (cheers and applause) >> reporter: brady received a standing ovation. rivalling anything he has ever gotten in new england. he got to play catch with wolverines head coach jim harbaugh. he tomorrow with wes welker. not a bad day for brady who seems to be keeping busy. the eagles ended a nine-game losing streak with a victory at umass. a miserable offense. after opening up a.c.c. play in ireland, the eagles with its first conference game in the u.s., visiting virginia tech. it wasn't a warm welcome at lane stadium. five minutes in. evans hits mcmilan. drags this poor eagle into the

7-0, virginia tech. out in front. right before the half, evans striking again. check out ford in the back of the end zone. leaping over two defenders. while getting the foot down for the touchdown. boston college having some. trailing 42-0 in the fourth. hockey under way in toronto. not a good start for the americans. less than five minutes in. europe opened up group play with a 3-0 win. got a monster sports xtra coming your way this weekend. a one on one interview heading your way with bill belichick. we will break down the pats and dolphins in week. two also, our weekly sitdown with john farrell. rob brad joining us as the sox go for the sweep against the yankees. umass hosting florida national this afternoon at mcguirk

that's sports. >> anchor: and it's brady to brady. tom brady throwing touchdowns at michigan this weekend. the pats quarterback shared this video of him during a touchdown pass to his son on friday. brady is currently serving his four-game suspension but made his way to his alma mater. as trey mentioned. to the university of michigan. to be there as the team's honorary captain as they square off against colorado. a great catch by his son. >> anchor: yeah. cool video as well with the music and the sound

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