>> anchor: tonight garoppolo sidelined with a shoulder injury. reports say x-rays are negative. but there is major concerns right now about his throwing arm. we have three crews at gillette stadium to bring you the latest. >> anchor: first, a bombing in new york city. take a look right here. this is new video that shows the moment that blast rocked that chelsea neighborhood and sent 29 people to the hospital last night. a second device which did not detonate was also found blocks

reporting that sources say there may be a connection between the bombing in new york and in an earlier blast yesterday in new jersey. there are possible similarities between the trigger devices. investigators now working around the clock to find who was responsible for both of these bombings. >> we have team 7 coverage of the investigation. we begin with dan hausle live in new york city. dan? >> reporter: interesting that triggering devices of the bomb here and the bomb in new jersey because original reports said it was a different kind of bomb. with a different kind of explosive powder that the residue was showing. behind me, you can see investigators still on the streets here. 23rd street where the bomb went off. you can see some of the markers here, marking the evidence where the shrapnel went into the street. all across the street, injuring 29 people. another device found about four blocks away from here.

the bomb used in the boston marathon bombings. >> number one, whoever placed these bombs, we will find and they will be brought to justice. number two, we will not allow these type of people and these type of threats to disrupt our life in new york. >> reporter: governor andrew cuomo speaking to the people of new york sunday, vowing that authorities will catch whomever is responsible for manhattan that left nearly 30 people injured. >> i was driving a car. and next thing you know, i felt an explosion. and the car just tilted over. and came back down. what happened was i just blacked out. the next thing you know, i'm in an ambulance. >> reporter: this is surveillance video from inside a fitness studio. you can see glass shattering at the moment of the explosion. people on the sidewalk start to run. >> i heard the explosion. moments later, i heard debris falling on the ground. like, glass shattering and

>> reporter: investigators think the blast was caused by an explosive device in or near a dumpster. a few blocks away, investigators found a pressure-cooker with what appeared to be a cell phone duct-taped to it. investigators say they have not found any evidence of a connection to terrorism, but the mayor says this was a deliberate act. >> it was not an accident. it was intentional. >> reporter: and the investigators are also looking into a claim of responsibility that was put on the social media net not saying whether they believe it is a true claim of responsibility. 29 people who were taken to the hospital and treat have had been released at this time. we are live in new york city, dan hausle, 7 news. >> anchor: investigators still on the scene with the evidence markers and the crime scene tape. can you describe atmosphere where you are? >> surprisingly, like any other day in new york city. a lot of tourists coming by.

stop and take pictures and then asking them to move along. tomorrow, there is a big meeting of the u.n. looking at syrian ref jeeltz. that had been declared a special security event. you the bet that after these incidents, the security will be ramp evidented up even more. but officials are saying people should go on with their lives. i saw people coming back to the blast area here. some parents with their children in a carriage. obviously, people are not concerned at this time about any kind of follow-up incident. but investigators and officials here if they see something, they are being told to say something. back to you. >> anchor: all right, dan. thank you. this explosion in new york city bringing back bad memories of the boston marathon bombings. there are some scary similarities. >> anchor: we spoke to one of the lead investigators on that case today. the former head of the mass. state police. kelli o'hara continues our team coverage from the newsroom. kelli? >> reporter: too many scary

those similarities. especially that second bomb. a pressure-cooker. he said, of course, attacking people when they least expect it. for those who lived through the boston marathon bombing, what's happened in new york city the past 24 hours has brought back hour rick memories from patriots day 2013. the day boston changed forever in a terror attack. >> it sounds, you know, very familiar. they are looking at improvised explosives. the discussion seems to be about brings back good memories of the boston marathon. >> reporter: the former state police colonel timothy al ban was at the front lines of the investigation. in new york city, they are trying to collect all the evidence to find out who is responsible. >> what's going to drive this is the forensic examination. they will be collecting every piece of evidence they can locate on the streets. we found it in boston on building pops, on adjacent streetways. it is going to be very though

in the second device that didn't explode. you have the ability to look at it for, you know, the intuitive things like fingerprints which are probably not there. but also d.n.a.. >> reporter: since events like the marathon bombing and other terror attacks, security has increased greatly at concerts, sporting events, and popular destinations. the concern now should be other areas that may be vulnerable. like this new york city neighborhood last night. >> the question for me is going to be are individuals that do things like this going to move out to places less protected? >> reporter: kelli o'hara, 7 news. >> anchor: stay with 7 news for continuing coverage of the bombing in new york city. both on-line and on the air. dan hausle, as you saw, live in new york monitoring the investigation. we will have an update tonight on 7 news after sunday night

over on cw 56. >> anchor: isis claiming responsibility after a man goes on a stabbing spree at a minnesota mall, injuring nine people. officials say the suspect made references to allah and asked people if they were muslim. before stabbing them. an off-duty policeman at the mall was able to shoot the man, killing him. >> anchor: more breaking news. patriots quarterback jimmy garoppolo hurt at gillette stadium with this play right here. he went down ith injury. and did not return. garoppolo was in the middle of a near-perfect performance. >> anchor: the scenario causing patriots nation to have a big gasp when that happened. joe amorosino here with the very latest. >> reporter: jimmy garoppolo led the patriots to a 24-0 lead. garoppolo suffering a shoulder injury. he was out for the rest of the game. the patriots were lucky to hold on for a 31-24 win. left's show you how it went

start the game. three touchdowns. 234 yards through the air. late in the second quarter, he was thrown to the turf by alonzo. landing directly on his throwing shoulder. it was a clean hit. a hit that knocked garoppolo out of the game. initial reports were x-rays negative. he was sent to the hospital for further evaluation. fbs and comcast new england, tommy curran is reporting right now that it is an a.c. joint injury in that shoulder. garoppolo will miss at least one week. despite trailing 1-3, miami had a chance to win it with ten seconds to go. ryan tannehill is picked offer in the end zone. the patriots win it 31-24. but at a cost. trey daerr reports live at gillette stadium with more on garoppolo's injuries. trey? >> reporter: joe, there is certainly a reason why quarterback t quarterback is the most valued position in all of sports. playing without tom brady, jimmy garoppolo looked borderline elite through six n.f.l. quarters. as we have seen time and time

play away. the patriots are four days out from playing an n.f.l. game, with just one active quick. >> did you see on the play that jimmy got hit? >> not much. >> it is very tough. i know jim has worked so hard to get himself ready to go. and he has put himself in a great position to seize his moment, so to speak. it is tough to see that. you really feel for the guy. >> if something like this happens, i mean, you you can't dwell on it. because you still have to try to win the game. you know, that's how you deal with that. it's terrible. it is unfortunate. jimmy was playing his tail off. and you know, i hope he is all right. i don't know what's going on. >> reporter: multiple reports out there that jimmy garoppolo did not break any bones. the "herald" did say jimmy garoppolo will not be playing on thursday night.

>> joe: thanks, trey. only the most optimistic fans would think that garoppolo could be ready on four days rest. jacoby brissett is now the next man up. at quarterback. the big picture here, the patriots are 2-0 to start the season without tom brady. joe amorosino, 7 news. >> anchor: well, you may not have expected it, but brissett is the third-string quarterback. it was his turn to take the field. in the end, he helped the team win the game. about how they felt brissel handled this big opportunity. alex? >> reporter: nicole, there is a reason why the patriots didn't go out and get a veteran back-up quarterback for jimmy garoppolo to start the season. jacoby brissett had earned the team's trust, and it was show-time for the rookie today. now, after we saw jimmy garoppolo go down late in the second quarter with a right-shoulder injury, the patriots turning to their third-round pick out of. inc. state. he was thrust into the

brissett finished the day six of nine for 92 yards. he received high praise from bill belichick and his teammates for his performance. but the young quarterback credits his preparation as the key for being ready to go. >> felt prepared. and did enough for us to secure the win. the guys did a great job of welcoming me. in you know, we end thed game on a good note. he handled it pretty well. you know, it is great to see when we had to sker and get some points, we had to move the ball. we were able to do that. >> reporter: julian edelman wouldn't confirm if he was the patriots' emergency quarterback today. he said you have to direct that question to bill belichick. when belichick was asked about it, he just said, "we will do what's best for the team." at gillette stadium, alex corddry, 7 news. >> anchor: all right, alex. thank you. patriots fans are worried about jimmy garoppolo but

start the season. our coverage continues with amaka ubaka live at gillette. amaka? >> reporter: well, nick, fans here were devastated when jimmy garoppolo was hurt. it was completely silent inside gillette stadium here. with the win today, most patriots fans say the team is unbeatable. a perfect way to end the first home game of the season. with the big patriots win against the miami dolphins. >> that was awesome. >> good way to end the game. >> good w >> along with the excitement, a lot of nerves as fans react to the big news after back-up quarterback jimmy garoppolo went down with the shoulder injury minutes before the end of the first half. >> the crowd went silent. the whole crowd went dead-silent. >> everybody was holding their breath. it is like, what do you do? >> i was very nervous. it just seemed... seeing him go down, it didn't even look like a hard hit. >> everybody got mad when garoppolo got hurt. >> reporter: before his injury,

the season. throwing for three touchdowns, helping to give the patriots a big lead into halftime. >> it was electric. it was just... from those first three scoring drives, just over and over and over. in the second half, rookie jacoby brissett took over, playing for his first regular season game ever. >> everybody was nervous. but after seeing brissett, fantastic. >> reporter: even with the down quarterback, fans are more optimistic than ever that once jimmy g more unstoppable. >> i don't care who is in there. i don't care what's going on. we are going to be good. because it is the system. >> we are going 4-0. until brady gets back. super bowl, here we come. >> this is championship city. boston, massachusetts. new england. championship city. there is nothing to worry about. >> reporter: talking to fans out here, it is clear that everyone can't wait for the moment that brady can play again. the team will be back out here on thursday to take on the

we are live at gillette stadium, amaka ubaka, 7 news. >> anchor: stay with 7 news for continuing coverage of the patriots and jimmy garoppolo on all your mobile devices. more news tonight. >> anchor: straight ahead on 7 news at 6:00: new details about a deadly train accident in newton. the teenage victim's family has a message for the community. >> anchor: not much rain to speak of today. a better chance for soakers tonight.

>> anchor: new details about the teenage boy killed by a commuter rail train in newton. the tragedy leaving the community and his family heart-broken. >> anchor: well, this is a photo of the 14-year-old. he was killed friday night by a train on the framingham-worcester line. >> reporter: officials say the teen ones trespassing on the inbound track when he was hit. and tonight, we are hearing from his family for the first

family, want everyone to know how much we appreciate the broad outreach f we have received. and support offered as we grieve loss of a dearly loved son, brother, nephew, and grandson who we loved with all our hearts." >> anchor: coming up, when can we expect to see that rain? just how much can we expect? my forecast is next. fios is not cable. we're wired differently. which means we can fix things differently. thanks for calling fios, this is ryan. you can't tell me this cord isn't in, i know it's in, it's in but it's not working. i'm sending you a link to the my fios app that's going to let me see what you're seeing. really? yes...mr. mcenroe. see that cord?

and what's out? oh, absolutely. i like that.

>> anchor: many of us winding down the day thinking what rain. theiry a blip on the radar at this point. a lot of cloud cover. a mild muggy feel. i do promise there is more rain on the way for us. just on the horizon. you see some showers and even some strong storms. central pennsylvania. up through western new york state. that is coming in for us. as we head into the overnight hours and into tomorrow. and the set-is up a little more promising for that time

that is coming in from the southwest. it just needs that trigger mechanism coming in the form of a cold front. to sort of squeeze out the wash cloth. a lot of moisture up there. we just need to get it down here. maybe you noticed, the warm sort of tropical florida feel to the day today. still at 80 degrees in boston right now. and close to that elsewhere. dew points, running in the upper 60's to near 70. this is borderline oppressive humidity. it is with us again tomorrow. as well as that wet weather. running through the timeline, that the rain really favors northwestern massachusetts. then starts to push in, yes, in time for the morning commute. and yes, for all of us. it could be a slow go tomorrow. not just localized downpours. but also some thunderstorms in here. it could be some winds blowing things around. and we keep the threat of rain with us really into the evening commute. and possible... possibly even early tuesday morning before we kick it out of here. how much is on the way? a widespread half an inch.

location that is get closer to an inch fbs and even an inch and a half. as i mentioned before, a lot of moisture up there. we just need to take advantage of it. heaviest rainfall, i do expect to happen sort of midmorning into about midday. now, the muggy feel. when can we kick that out? it is with us into the bulk of tuesday. wednesday, thursday, a lot of improvement. and with the weather, things looking good as well. air temperatures topping out near 80 degrees for the middle of the week. with the sunshine returning for late tuesday. >> these guys are bearing down on him, trying to knock him out. >> groom low will make his way behind the patriots bench. walking towards the stairs. >> joe: garoppolo appeared unstoppable today with touchdown passes on his first three drives against the dolphins. then came that hit with four

injury. rookie jacoby brissett in. the pressure on the patriots defense. here we go. first drive for the pats. garoppolo looking a little like, dare we say it, tom brady. search thing up in the pocket. throwing a laser over the middle to danny amendola. a 12-yard touchdown. 7-0, garoppolo, a perfect five for five. 64 yards on the drive. next drive. garoppolo continues to slice up the dolphins on third and nine. he looks left. finds bennett up the crease. 14-0, pats. bennett's first touchdown as a patriot. second quarter. a third touchdown toss, it all comes crashing down here. out of the pocket, buying time. converting third and nine on a great completion of malcolm mitchell. at the end of the play, garoppolo gets thrown to the turf, landing directly on his throwing shoulder. initial reports came back with x-rays negative. he was sent to the hospital

reporting it is an ac joint injury. grop low will miss at least one week. rookie jacoby briss seth pressed into action. third-round pick called on much earlier than expected. first completion. dropping it off to bennett. bennett will do the rest. that drive ends with a legarrette blount touchdown. not bad. the score is 31-3 before miami rattles off 21 straight points. trey daerr reporting more at gillette stadium with more on garoppolo's condition. trey?

quarterback for the last 15 years. tom brady pretty much the only guy to take valuable snaps at the position. my, how things can change. brady still has 14 days left before he can return from his suspension. and third-string quarterback jacoby brissett is the only option left right now on the roster. >> just going out there and being ready from the start. you know, that is our motto to start fast. you know, going out there and executing the playing. >> he is very mature and poised especially for a millennial. you know, all these kids... am amillennial? i think i am. i'm on the cusp. you know what? he works hard. he practices hard. we will have to prepare hard this week. and get ready for the short week. >> joe: this is no joking

emergency quarterback if something were to happen for

>> anchor: that will do it for 7 news at 6:00. i'm nicole oliverio. >> nick: i'm nick emmons.

on this sunday night, active terrorism. the search for who is behind a powerful explosion in new york and a potential bomb found just blocks away hours after another blast on the jersey shore. tonight new clues into a possible terror connection. mal nine people hurt after a man goes on a stabbing spree in minnesota. witnesses say he asked the victims if they were muslim. inside aleppo. as the ceasefire unravels in syria, our bill neely on the ground inside the war-torn city. running on empty. gas stations across the south running out of fuel, others raising prices as a pipeline shutdown forces a state of