>> now at 7 breaking news a wild crash in wilmington. a pedestrian killed after being hit by a car. >> anchor: a salem man convicted of murdering a war veteran. >> anchor: a million dollar manhunt and his girlfriend speaking to just one even warmer. >> jumped over the street. went into that yard. >> anchor: bear scare sent the whole school into lock down. >> anchor: david ortiz honored with donuts. >> anchor: it's a poppy sized sculpture. >> 7 news at 7:00 starts now. >> anchor: first at 7:00 breaking news a woman steps off the sidewalk in the path of a duck boat.

seriously injured. >> anchor: duck tours says their driver is not to blame. >> reporter: the entire incident was caught on camera by a duck boat passenger. you see that woman walking off the curb and into the street. stepping directly into the duck boat's path. the woman looking straight ahead the entire time. approved a bill setting safety regulations for duck boats. the bill was filed following the death of a 28-year-old woman who boat riding her moped. we were doing our part but working the city. pedestrians have to do their part. stepping off the curb into traffic without looking and without warning puts everyone at risk. our passengers included. of course bring you the latest as soon as we get. jadiann thompson 7 news.

this impact so hard the suv ended up on its side debris scattered all over the place. several people were injured police put at least one person in handcuffs. byron barnett has the latest. >> reporter: witnesses say this suv came flying around the corner on mlk boulevard in roxbury. the police were on the scene quickly. they're not ready to call it a police chase. >> we're trying to determine whether >> reporter: but witnesses say it looked like a police chase to them. >> it was a police chase it looked like. came down and the officers behind him with the sirens o. he was picking up speed when he hit the curb right here. >> the officers had this car stopped in traffic on mlk boulevard. that time individuals in that stolen car took off and made the

>> reporter: one juvenile arrest in a hospital along with a woman in another car. >> he was in the white van rear ended by the suv. >> i feel lucky. anything could have happened. luckily nothing more. >> reporter: and many residents around here are unnerved by all this. the accident happened around 2:00 in the afternoon when this intersection was teeming with people n. roxbury byron barnett 7 news deadly crash as a woman is struck and killed. other cars were hit as well. police are continuing an investigation. kimberly bookman live in wilmington to bring us up to speed. kimberly. >> reporter: we understand that she worked at the cumberland farms across from the rite aid where this happened. now police say around 3:00 this afternoon the victim was

aid when a driver slammed into her. police say that driver a woman from wilmington barreled into the rite aid parking lot. one belonged to a rite aid pharmacist working inside at the time. the woman who was hit taken by ambulance to lay he hospital. accident reconstruction crews were on scene taking pictures and measurements. it's unclear control. >> the lady was walking on the cross walk over there. the car blew the red light. hit her and hit other 2 cars. >> there was a car accident last week too. we watched that too. >> reporter: people don't slow down? >> i guess so. i think they should have more direction or lights or something there. there's been a lot of car accidents lately. >> reporter: now the names of the people involved in this crash are not released at this

investigation. so far no charges have been filed. kimberly bookman 7 news. >> anchor: jury in boston found a 28-year-old man guilty of the murder of an army vet in 2012. prosecutors say he shot the army vet in the theater district years ago. cell phone video capturing the murder was shown in that courtroom. the victim u.s. army veteran steven perez courthouse today to honor a young man they say loved his family and his country. >> a funny loving goof ball that he was. he had a heart of gold and would do anything for anybody. >> anchor: castilo faces a mandatory sentence of life in prison without the possibility of parole.

this did you know is the last official day of summer. so what do we expect for the first day of fall? here's jr. >> reporter: the numbers will be just as warm if not warm. 78. norwood at 76. worcester 65. the dew points are low. we dried out the air through the day. that will be the case tonight. high thin cirrus clouds setting us up for a beautiful sun set. the rest of the lows in the mid 50s. low 60s in downtown boston. monk commute not as humid as this morning. temps in the upper 50s. by 9 a.m. lots of sunshine mild. temps at that time in the low 70s. heading to the low to middle 80s tomorrow. fall arrives at 10:21 in the morning. we will talk about that as well as the weekend forecast in a few minutes. ; patriots officially listing

the game against the houston texans tomorrow night. >> reporter: the patriots set to go tomorrow night against the texans with a starting quarterback who's thrown 9 career passes in the envelope. jacoby brisset appeared to start with jimmy garoppolo listed as doubtful. the patriots are preparing edelman to back up jacoby brisset agains edelman threw for 5,000 yard for 3 years as a starting quarterback in college at kent state. and not have to call on edelman a quarterback. texans coach and former patriots offensive coordinator bill o'brian sure will be. >> anchor: you can check out the 7 news apps and whdh.com for

>> now on 7. >> officers 10/4. we got one suspect down. >> a police shooting sparking anger, outrage and unrest. >> like i'm going to get shot armed or not. >> it's chaos in charlotte. >> anchor: it is a tense day in north carolina following yesterday's deadly officer involved shooting. >> anchor: the evidence in this shooting is fueling protests in charlotte. tim caputo with the latest for us. >> reporter: a peaceful march in charlotte this afternoon. protesters set fire, shut down a highway and 16 officers were hurt. a violent response after an officer shot 43-year-old keith scott tuesday afternoon. witnesses say he was holding a book. >> we've been told that mr. scott had a gun. >> no he had a book. >> he stood out here every day and wait for his son to get out.

i can tell you we did not find a book. >> reporter: charlotte news outlets are reporting that the incident might have been reporting on a dash cam. one activist called for an economic boycott of the city. >> black dollars shouldn't matter. >> reporter: appealing for calm. >> we all see this as a tragedy. we all want to work towardaise peaceful community. >> reporter: a black officer been placed on administrative leave. tim caputo 7 news. >> anchor: protesters in tulsa, oklahoma standing together today after an unarmed black man was shot and killed by police. calling for actions against the officer who pulled the trigger. his family says 40-year-old terrence crutcher was unarmed when he was shot and killed. officers stopped to check on him after his car stalled in the middle of the road.

crutcher was reaching inside his suv for a weapon. >> and she formed the opinion that this guy is really really high on something. probably pcp and those people are highly unpredictable. >> it's the most devastating thing that has ever happened to me in my life. >> getting justice for not only terrence but all of those killings across our country. >> anchor: the justice department and the local both investigating what happened. >> anchor: new video tonight in the new york terror take down. surveillance video that appears to show terror suspect ahmad rahami saturday. you see rahami holding a suit case and fiddling with it before walking away. also in the video 2 unidentified men wanted for questioning only

inside. they are witnesses. not facing charges. they are asking the public's help to find them. ra ham seaccused of a string of bombings in new york and new jersey this weekend. he faces charges of using weapons of mass destruction. investigators plan to question him after he recovers from injuries he got in the shoot out. >> anchor: coming up on 7 at 7:00 a close call. a bear makes its way into an police shut down that school. >> reporter: forecast for tomorrow coming up next. >> anchor: and feeling drained. how a group of high school football players managed to save a cat from a tight spot. >> tonight a deadly gas forced them to run from their home. >> we could have been killed. >> it came from somewhere you'd never expect.

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>> really nice on the surface. what he's done is really bad. >> anchor: a quinsy man on the run. accused of ripping people off. police say his ponzi scheme hit several states. >> anchor: now his girlfriend the woman you saw is opening up to just one station. with the interview you'll only see here. >> i'm totally destroyed. destroyed by life. financially i'm at 0.

estate agent says her boyfriend of 15 years a man she knew as drew pearson when they met online. she took out a second mortgage on the home they shared. and she's being forced to sell. >> and then he does it again or a few more times. friends of friends. a lot of friends of friends. >> reporter: the initial investments are small and then he ramps up and gets you for th >> where yep. >> reporter: police say he's had 6 aliases. robert mcdowel, allen hank, frank 'em ulsh. >> and became a top broker working on various deals. he entered a contract to buy the beach comber drive. but never showed up for the closing.

alleged victims 16 so far. >> it's a ponzi type scheme. he is taking in money for real estate ventures also something to do with japanese import of net ski. anything sounds like he can get his hands on. >> reporter: the question is where is the money. kroft says they did not go on fancy trips. and he did not wanted in new york and alabama as well. the fbi is joining the investigation. in quinsy jonathan hall 7 news. >> now 7 weather with chief meteorologist jeremy reiner. >> reporter: closing the books on summer 2016. fall will start warm. temps tomorrow in the low and middle 80s. friday is a warm day. showers possible friday evening lead to cooler weather this weekend.

this is linda a few moments ago. beautiful shot of the city. 3 nights we've had these beautiful sun sets. thank you linda for sharing that tweet. jet stream looks like that tomorrow and friday and then it will rearrange itself so that it will usher in cooler air to the northeast. we should be in the lower 70s. we weren't there today. still 80 right now in boston. tomorrow mid 80s. friday low saturday and sunday behind the cool front temperatures below normal. certainly a touch of fall. fitchburg 70. bedford 68. dew points run nothing the 50s. they were in the 60s last night. overnight tonight mostly clear comfortable with lows between 62 and 64. i always circle you out because i think you'll be the cool spot like you always are norwood. i love you. i'm your brother.

fall arriving at 10:21 in the morning. boston around are 83. lakeville 82. north of town the numbers in the 80s. drake at 87. into the worcester hills. the numbers move to the 70s tomorrow morning and 80s tomorrow afternoon. province town at 80 and nantucket 79. it will be a warm afternoon. with the dry air it's allowed to cool off nicely. kick off at 8:30. lo and when the game wraps up the numbers in the upper 60s. friday a mix of clouds and sunshine. the threat of evening showers on friday. i don't think it's a repeat of what we dealt with a few days ago. it would be nice to have an all day rain. the cool front draped across southern canada will grab some of this cooler air.

friday evening. saturday both weekend days looking dry. go pick some apples. temps in the 60s. ; sounds fun, thank you. police putting a school on lock down when that black bear wanders into the neighborhood. students and parents on alert this afternoon. >> anchor: after they spotted this unexpected visitor wandering nearby. the black bear was spotted aimlessly crossing town. seen wandering near the high school. environmental police showed up to follow the bear. schools were notified that a bear was on the loose. all students were ordered to stay inside the day. environmental police followed the bear. and they ended up ushering into the wooded area outside of town. >> we've seen other animals in acton. we've heard of bears on the

by. i don't think anything's gotten this close to of town. >> anchor: they believe the bear is now in the woods nearby where it should be just fine. >> anchor: high school football players rush to the rescue of a cat in brockton. the bridge water high school football team got a bucket and a rope and they saved the little guy. after the good deed the team went on to win the football game. good karma. and freed. >> anchor: enjoying life after missing out on that. coming up a donut display. dunkin getting creative with

>> really has been the year of david ortiz with poppy having an incredible farewell season. >> anchor: dunkin donuts paid today. you could call it dove id ortiz. trying to figure out what kind. maybe boston cream pie with icing on top. from the way near the north end in boston. >> anchor: got to pick those up before the you know who get them? the rats. hockey is back at the garden. check out this time lapse video of crews getting ready for the bruins upcoming season.

monday for a preseason game. i know you're a huge bruins fan. >> anchor: i see the games on tv. i'm always working. i haven't been to one for years. it's good to be a boston sports fan. the red sox, the patriots, the

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