plus, live from the finish line, hear about the boston marathon bombings that's striking striking strikingly similar to the new york bombings finally good rainfall. then it's back to summer. drug delivery in boston. 7's sheryl investigates the underground network of cannabis 7 news at 11:00 starts now. >>man: we came back out and i heard the pop, pop, pop. >> tracked down. >>man: we have every believe that it's an act of terror. >>man: you heard gunshots. >> explosive details tonight after a terror take down. and tonight, investigators in new york and new jersey are working to make sure the accused bomber acted alone.

getting treatment for the injuries from the shoot out that led to his arrest. we have coverage. first dan is live in linden, new jersey for us. >>reporter: this is where it all came to an end where a suspicion borrower called police and watched as the bullets flew, ending a search for a suspect that started almost 48 hours before with a york city. trying to run from police. he told a friend he thought the man sleeping in his doorway was the suspect, whose picture was plastered all over tv and the

what should we do? he said call the cops. >>reporter: what happened when the police came up do to him? >>man: he went for his gun and the cop pulled out his gun and just shot. boom, boom. >>reporter: his father spoke to nbc news. did you know your son was doing this? >>man: no, i had no idea. >>reporter: investigators say they have evidence that ahmad khan rahami to the explosion. the pipe bomb that exploded near a new jersey charity run and the backpack full of pipe bombs also found in new jersey. one exploded when a robot cut a wire. a building superintendent showed me some of the surveillance pictures he gave investigators shows rahami dragging a suitcase

device. >>woman: it lingered in my mind. there was something so weird about it. i came back and took a second look and i thought it was suspicious so i called 911. >>reporter: did you feel like a hero? >>woman: no, anyone would have done that. >>reporter: president obama call called to thank the officers who survived the final face off and helped bring the bombing suspect search to a swift end. >>man: i communicated to them how appreciative the american people were as well as the people in the >>reporter: ahmad khan rahami remains hospitalized tonight held on more than $5 million bail. the local charges are five attempted murder charges on police officers. we're live in linden, new jersey. >> you know, dan, police are always saying if you see something, say something. and this time they took it to another level with technology, we understand. >>reporter: that's right.

i talked to so many people who are commuting on the way to work a little after 8:00 this morning. everyone's cellphones went off. they saw everyone's cellphone was going off with the all alert asking them to be on the look out for this suspect. it brought everyone together on the single task of looking for the suspect. it's something you may be familiar with in massachusetts with amber alerts and the tornado last month where people were surprised the investigators were able to reacho cellphones for a good cause. >> all right, dan live for us once again in new jersey tonight. so we heard from the accused bomber's family and tonight, we're beginning to learn more about his personality and what may be behind his recent bizarre behavior. nick is continuing our coverage in the newsroom. >>reporter: kim, authorities revealing new details about his past including multiple trips overseas to afghanistan and evidence that he may have been

unknown and not on a watch list. born in afghanistan, he lived in elizabeth, new jersey. he graduated from high school there, classmates say he didn't make much of an impression. he went on to county college to study criminal justice but dropped out. his family owns a fried chicken restaurant. neighbors complained it was too loud and opened too late. the police were often called in. the family filed a federal lawsuit five years o, claiming a neighbor said "muslims make too much trouble in this country." the question now, was it a dispute over the family business that enraged him or something else? us intelligence officials tell us that ahmad khan rahami, his brother, and father travelled to pakistan and afghanistan multiple times over the past

on social media accounts where they praised the american born extremist killed by a us drone strike back in yemin in 2011. and here at home, increased security is on the way as thursday night's patriots game gets closer. state police say they will have an increased police presence at the stadium. the bombings in new york and new jersey have the boston bombing. >>reporter: remember, this area was closed down for more than a week so expect the same in new york, if not longer. when the first images of the bomb in new york city began to

reminder of the boston marathon bombing. >>man: there were improvised explosiv explosives placed on a street corner. immediately you think back to the marathon and all the devastation it caused. >>reporter: the best evidence is surveillance video which there's plenty of in new york city, just like there was in boston. he said investigators will now retrieve every piece of evidence on the street again, just like in boston. >> here is the unexploded device that they were able to take custody of and presumably take back to do more detailed analysis of that particular device itself. >>reporter: former boston police commissioner during the boston bombings said on cnn that there's no way this suspect is a lone wolf that learned how to make the bombs on the internet. >>man: a lot of these guys blow themselves up. the fact that they didn't and

shows a level of sophistication that we didn't see in boston. i believe that they don't do this by looking at the internet. they have to have someone showing them how to do it. >>reporter: just like the brothers, that will be part of the investigation to see if he had help. we're live at the finish line. stay with 7 news on air and online for the latest into the terror investigation in new york and new jersey. you can get instant updates whdh.com. new tonight, police are investigating a bomb threat. so far, detectives say the threat is a hoax but someone called police around 6:00 this evening after finding a bag of shot gun shells on the sidewalk near her house. the bullet casings had messages written on them referencing terror and a bomb placed on a bus in town. while police don't believe there's a real threat, they're looking closely into who might have done that.

playing the blame game as the driver from the deadly newton pizza shop crash pleads not guilty. the driver's attorney says his ms caused him to lose control. prosectors say they have evidence that says that's not true. >>reporter: both sides arguing back and forth today if that man's health had anything to do with that devastating crash that happened right here at this he pleaded not guilty to two charges, motor vehicle homicide. meanwhile, the victims' families in court, hearing it all. walking into court with a limp, castler, appearing for the first time in front of a judge since that deadly night. >>man: not guilty. >>reporter: prosectors say the 55-year-old from newton plowed this suv deep into the sweet

the crash killing two people. 7 others were hurt. castler has multiple sclerosis, his defense attorney arguing that may have played a role. >>man: the gentleman suffers from multiple sclerosis, he has for 27 years and we all know the effects of it. >>reporter: the prosectors say he was not suffering from an episode, was speeding, and did not >>man: the defendant's vehicle was accelerating with the engine revving at its highest rpms. >>reporter: they did not comment while castler walks right by reporters outside of court. he was released on personal recognizances and ordered not to drive. but he couldn't any way because

after the crash. he'll be back in court next month. the night team turning to the forecast. the rain has cleared out for the most part after a soggy start to the workweek. >> yeah, adam, there was a whole lot of rain earlier today. the whistler picked up more than two inches of rainfall in part of the city and they actually haven't seen that amount of rain in more than a year, if you can believe it. it's been a while since we've had a good soaking. still a few scattered s and some of these could be decent going across cape cod right now. and through the overnight hours into early tomorrow, that's where our best chance for more wet weather will be. for the rest of us, i think we're done with counting anymore rainfall in those gauges. the soupy air mass remains for us. current temperatures, upper 60s, close to 70 and that's where our dew points are as well. you know that that air is just

might recognize. we have patchy fog reducing visibility under a mile. please keep that in mind if you're travelling late tonight some and early tomorrow morning. we'll talk about fall like feel coming up in the forecast. it's a sore subject. >>man: whatever you can around the clock. >> with a patriot in pa time for another. seems the patriots can't catch a break but don't expect players and coaches to make excuses. as always, it's next man up. this time, the next man is the rookie jacobi. >> bill says the patriots will know more about jimmy garoppolo's condition tomorrow. jacobi making his first career start on thursday.

garoppolo's injury tonight. >>man: it's a tough injury. i feel for him, it's a tough injury but i know he'll be back out there as soon as he can. >>reporter: tom brady offering his take on garoppolo's shoulder injury but it's anybody's guess if he'll be able to suit up with a sprained ac joint on thursday. >>man: you'll have to ask the coach for that. >>man: overall, for jimmy is it fairly positive at this >> >>man: we'll know more about it tomorrow. >>reporter: bill not tipping his hand during his weekly appearance on weei. while it will take miraculous recovery to play on thursday night, danny says don't rule him out yet. >>man: he's a tough kid and he's italian, so i wouldn't rule him out. >>reporter: the patriots are rea

>>man: i'll be ready to go if he's called upon. >>reporter: if all else fails, there's always julian. >>man: he still talks about the touchdown pass against baltimore a few years ago. if he didn't do so well, he's got to bat one thousand right now so there's only one place to go. >> all joking aside, the patriots could b thursday. not likely but they could do it. reporting live in the newsroom. 7 news night team. >> that's going to be fun to watch. up next, a drug delivery. >> medical marijuana is legal here but some people are getting pot delivered right to their front door. sheryl takes us along with an underground cannabis connection. rain moving out and summer like weather moving back in. when can we expect things to

that cat gets a second chance and a cool name after a state trooper saves his life.

it's a special delivery and a secret delivery. people are dropping off drugs in and around boston. specifically, we should point out, they're delivering legal, medical >> even though medical marijuana is legal in massachusetts, underground delivery services are popping up. sheryl takes us along for the ride with a cannabis courier. >>reporter: he's a combat veteran who completed dozens of missions in iraq. his newest mission is delivering medical marijuana in boston. he let me come along.

organized, underground medical marijuana deliver that few people know about. it's a potentially risky route for chief. >>man: you go to a patient's home, somewhere we've been many times before. she's a nice friend and appreciates what we do. >>reporter: chief showed us proof he's allowed to possess and use marijuana for medical purposes. he's also registered as a marijuana caregiver. but exactly what that means in massachusetts, a caregiver is allowed by law, to buy, grow, and assist a single patient with medical marijuana. that means chief is only allowed to deliver the drug to the one person he's specifically authorized to help as a caregiver. and you're a caregiver? >>man: i am, yes. >>rporter: the person we're delivering to, you're not her caregiver? >>man: no. hello, it's chief.

years with serious health issues, now only finding relief with medical marijuana. >>woman: i was up to 14 medications. now i'm up to five medications. just five since i've been on the cannabis. >>reporter: michelle's doctors helped her get certified to use medical marijuana but she can't get to a dispensary to pick it up. so you need this service? >>woman: yes. it's really important for me because i don't have a car and can't drive right >>reporter: but some say this kind of delivery is dangerous. i don't . >>woman: it's unsafe. >>reporter: she says the state's regulations leave too much open for interpretation. >>woman: there's a lot of confusion around the caregiver regulation. it's just up for complete interpretation. >>reporter: to clear it up, we went straight to the health commissioner, whose job it is to make sure the state medical marijuana rules are being

is legal. >>woman: caregivers cannot sell a profit for dispensing medical marijuana. if we were to hear from a caregiver going outside of the parameters, we would of course, investigate that. >>reporter: chief says he doesn't get paid for making deliveries and believes what he's doing is perfectly legal and morally right. >>man: how do you deny it to people? i don't understand. >>reporter: right now, 30 thousand people in the state of massachusett to receive medical marijuana but there were only 7 dispensaries in the state. very impressive rainfall totals coming out of where the bulls eye was. 4.2 inches of rain, more than three and a half inches in royalston. unfortunately, the areas inside of the extreme drought conditions area that you see here in the bright orange didn't

it's about a third of an inch for boston. third of an inch for plymouth as well. we wait for the next round of rain and it doesn't look like it's coming in the near future. we have a couple of spotty showers that are lingering for cape cod and the islands overnight tonight and early in the morning. this front is really slow moving offshore and we're stuck with this soupy air mass. temperatures in the mid to upper 60s. we're not going to drop back a whole lot more. 69 in boston, very close to the air temperature, it means that the air is very saturated and thus, we have fog and fog reducing visibility to under a mile. something to pay attention to not only late tonight but also early tomorrow morning for the early morning commute. maybe a few showers in the morning hours mainly for

afternoon, clearing. the bad news is, we do keep the humidity with us tomorrow but much improvement for wednesday and thursday. very summer like weather that's returning to the forecast. topping up in the mid 80s for the next several days. then that cold front rolls in late friday into saturday, maybe a few spotty showers and a big cool down to follow. boy, are we ready for that. have a good night. >> you, too. how about this guy? the mspca and he's lucky he's even there to talk about it. little guy called callahan because he was found on the side of the road in the callahan tunnel. he was hit by a car. a trooper noticed him, stopped, cared for him, and brought him to the mspca. the vet says he'll be recovered and ready for adoption in six weeks. the red sox are on fire.

the first place red sox are four games up on the orioles. keeps on dominating. top of the 30. his 8th home run of the season. a two run shot. 31 this year. sox out to a 2-0 lead. man any takes offense. porchello gives it right back to him and he gets the last laugh on this night. david ortiz giving a way to challenge your poppy loses a run of the night. he's up to 118 rbis and porchello, he makes short of the bird, striking out 7, complete game effort allowing two runs, lowering his era to.08. sox win it 5-2. a day removed from spraining

he'll be able to suit up on thursday night against the texans. there's a chance he could back up the rookies given the patriots did not bring in a veteran quarterback. according to adam, they have no plans to. speaking tonight on west wood radio, tom brady says he might be in pain now but garoppolo will do all he can to get back on the field. >>man: it 's a tough injury. i feel for him but be back out there as soon as he can. i know he'll be fighting hard to be back out there this week. >>man: he's a competitor so he'll do whatever he can around the clock to get ready for this week and whenever he's going to play next. >>man: he's a tough kid and he's italian. play of the day brought to you by xfinity. north america taking on

putting it on austin matthews for that tap in. north america would fall 4-3 but the game has wheels and his vision get our play of the day. is there once again room for two gronks in the patriots locker room? he was cut loose this year by the bills. that's sports. >> probably be entertaining. thanks, joe. here's jimmy fallon with what's comg

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