>> kim: in the presence of holy history. hundreds line up to see the relic of a saint. why they believe it can work miracles. >> kim: and a little dog hit bay train on the road to recovery, and looking for a home. 7 news at 11:00 starts now. realtime closed captioning provided by u.s. captioning. >> kim: a soap for a person behind a store shooting in stoughton. a teen shot in a cvs and cover. >> ryan: investigators look for clues, and the nightteam is live in stoughton with the latest. >> reporter: that shooting is left a lot of people in the community on edge. and it was targeted and whoever pulled the trigger is still out there. >> i heard a couple of guys come in, and argue. and you know i didn't think

i'm like, maybe it was guns or something. >> reporter: renee didn't know what to think as she heard a fight break out in her store on thursday afternoon, and she ignored the loud voices until the bullets startinged flying and a teen ended up shot. >> one of the guys, was holding his shoulder and i assume he was shot in his shoulder. >> 08-year-old man rushed to the hospital with gunshot wound to the shoulder. what caused that fight, and who were the men who opened fire are questions that the police chief wants answered, tonight. >> a customer in the store. three individuals walked into the store today. had an altercation, it was not a random act. there were people in the store

>> reporter: very lucky there weren't other victims. that cvs is shut down tonightant 1 aeld-year-old man is expected to be okay. and one 8-year-old man is expected to be okay. in stoughton, 7 news. >> kim: a developing story, the mayor of charlotte, north carolina ordering a city wide curfew that starts in less than an hour at midnight and you are looking live over charlotte, where protests have peaceful tonight. and a much smaller crowd. this comes hours after keith lamont scott's family saw video of the deadly shooting earlier this evening. the nightteam's brandon gunnoe joins us with more. >> reporter: we have yet to see if the curfew will be followed. there are certainly still protesters in the streets. and the police chief isn't budging saying he doesn't want to jeopardize the investigation by releasing that video.

>> reporter: protests on this third night are more peaceful fwu just as passion national and demonstrators saying if they don't see the video they will not go away. but still calmer than wednesday night, where a protester was shot and killed by another. the attorneys for the family of keith lamonth scott a father of 7, says police showed them the body-cam and dash-cam video of scott's death. >> his wife saw him get killed. but the veo the public a decision the chief is standing by. if you think i say we should display a victim's worst day for public consumption that is not the transparentcy i'm speaking of. >> reporter: this photo appears to show a gun at his feet moments after the shooting. >> the police videos don't always hold all the answers and everyone needs to reserve judgment until we know all the

scott point a gun at anyone. after last night's violence the governor declared a state of emergency and national guard is in place. some are asking if the city waited too long. >> i'm never going to judge people on the ground. >> reporter: and once again, a live look tonight, protesters flooding the streets, and again tonight's marches have been peaceful so far. and escalated in last hour and less than an midnight curfew goes into effect. we will watch that situation as the curfew gets closer. brandon gunnoe. >> ryan: in oklahoma prosecutors charging this police officer with first degree manslaughter. they say she shot and killed terrence crutcher last week. >> reporter: betty shelby a five-year veteran of the tulsa police department has been charged with first degree

the officer who senselessly killed my beloved win brother will face charges we understand that nothing will bring him back. >> reporter: less than a week after 40-year-old terrence crutcher was shot and killed his family reacting to the news that action is being taken against the officer who pulled the trigger. betty shelby. in the matter of the death of terrence crutcher i determined the filing of the felony crime of manslaughter and first degree betty shelby is warrantsed. >> reporter: this comes after the police death called it justified, and shelby was placed on paid administrative leave. >> i will go now as a family to ensure this never happens to another innocent sit-- citizen. >> reporter: the video shows crutcher walking away with his hands in the air. shelby fired when he began to

police did not find a weapon. the family is trying to move forward, and now that charges are been filed. >> we believe in love and forgive mess but that doesn't excuse the crime. i truly believe in accountbility and there is consequences to actions. >> reporter: and the u.s. justice department launched a separate investigation to see if officers violated terrence crutcher's civil rights. >> kim: >> kim: turning to a massive its users. the website urging people to change their passwords. yahoo revealed half a billing thes were compromised and hackers stole e-mails and passwords and other information that can be used on yahoo. it happened in 2014 and yahoo calls it a state sponsored hack, meaning a government ordered and supported the attack.

guilty to pledging allegiance to isis. nicholas rovinski admitted to platt plotting to bring down the u.s. government. police in roslindale shot and killed his co-conspire for and a third is awaiting trial. nicholas rovinski will be sentenced in march where he would get anywhere from 15 to 22 years in prison and a lifetime probation. >> kim: >> kim: police say a motorcyclist hit in a crosswalk on route 114 overnight. the biker was run over bay car, that didn't stop. pedestrians are in critical condition. police are searching for the driver who kept going. >> ryan: an amtrak train hits a trespasser, who jumped into in front the train. the trains were postponed by polices haved. tonight trains are back no a

>> kim: 17-year-old girl is facing federal charges. police say the dorchester teenager was in a stolen suv when she took off, and crashing into several cars. one passenger, a drunk person critically injured. but is said to be okay tonight. the braintree police chief says he is stepping down and retiring. after the department's recent evidence scandal. officially retire on october 7, after 33 years with the department. he has served as chief for four years. nearly $500,000 is missing from the evidence room and guns and drugs and personal property also stolen. >> kim: >> kim: democrats and republicans addressing the charlotte protests on the campaign trail. but they are offering different ways who handle the unrest.

details. >> jadiann: stop and frisk is a policy that allows police to stop and frisk people they deem officials. and a federal judge threw out that and new donald trump wants to bring it back. >> our country looks back to the world when we are supposed to be the world's leader. how can we lead when we can't >> reporter: speaking in pittsburgh, he says he wants to go back to what is called stop and frisk, part of policing in his hometown of new york for years. >> they really straightened things out with stop and frisk. they stopped it but it worked. >> reporter: a federal judge overturned the practice calling it indirect racial profiling and widely disproportionate in the targeting of minority groups. a strategist says what he is doing is not working.

man or woman and you hear he wanted to reach out and you see him say he supports stop and frisk that makes voters run away. >> reporter: senator tim kaine speaking in nevada saying clinton wants to invest in more training for community policing to head off problems before they start. >> there is a need to build better bridges, between law enforcement and the communities they serve. >> reporter: saying he is working and preparing for the debate, and she views mondays a the most important day in the election so far. in the newsroom, jadiann thompson. >> kim: a six-year-old reaching tout white house trying to help a by in the middle of the war in syria. i think most people will never for get this photo who touched millions. a young boy in syria covered in blood after an air strike hit

saying he wants to help. >> dear president obama... >> kim: president obama read alex's letner a meating to discuss the syrian refugee crisis. up next, a look ahead to the first full day of fall. >> jeremy: warm and we will talk about cooler weather for the weekend. >> kim: and why thousands of catholics a boston's south end. frank dreamed of exploring costa rica. but with the jetblue card, he got there faster than he could learn about the wildlife. big smiles. fly faster than you think.

now on 7: seeing is believing. >> i was so... tonight signing up for a heart-to-heart. >> kim: this is a piece on holy

until now. the heart of a saint making its way up to boston, and hundreds are lining up hoping to witness miracles. they come to see, to touch, to kiss the loving hart of a catholic saint. you believe it can work miracles. it comes from around the corner and far away. >> i came from tennessee. >> one of my favorite saints. the mysticism of the man is powerful. and the fact that he was a saint he listened to people. >> reporter: they were young. >> we are ready to see the heart. >> reporter: and in the so young. >> i do have a problem with my legs. i want him to heal them for me. i am so glad that have been able to come here today. >> reporter: he died in 1968 and his heart was preserved for the faithful.

unexplained wounds on his body believed to be the wounds of jesus. >> he would hear confessions. >> reporter: the ancient custom alive today for the 600 people coming through in the first few hours, he was a friar, just like cardinal o'malley is. the heart will be in boston for the feast in his name, the cardinal will preside over the mass. k sinks-year-old medford boy who is going to disney world with the make a wsh foundation. he got a sendoff from the airport with disney characters. he suffers from life threatening heart condition and he has been in and out of the hospital with a heart condition and this week they won't have to worry about what to visit next. >> i think for us to be together as a family for a week is just

>> kim: he has the right priorities. and there we go again, a closer look at snow white, all there to make a nice sendoff for him. >> ryan: international fund for animal welfare rescued in manatee weighing more than a thousand pounds. it was stuck in an inlet and they saved it and brought to it to connecticut and from there they will release it warmer ocean waters in florida. >> a sea cow. right. a cool job. move-- moving a manatee? >> jeremy: they are out in the elements and here i am talking about it. when it is active it's fun. big trout lake, a nice sandwich shop up there, 39.

southern canada and the jet stream pinned it down and it won't come to new england tomorrow and working to the weekend, the jet stream will rearrange itself and grab some cool air and pull it to the northeast with a high temperature. the normal high is 70. away above that tomorrow. and here is that cooler air through the weekend. and into early next week. that pattern change will not lock down and be permanent. and in fact there after in cool shot, warming up by the end of next week. and right new boston at 67, worcester at 64 and dew points in the 50s. so there's more humidity out there, compared to last height. for tonight mostly clear and mild and most in the 50s, city of boston 63 and cool spots like norwood down around 53. and in through the day tomorrow, partly sunny skies with a little more humidity and temperatures between 81 and 86 and as that

new england, it will lead to more clouds tomorrow afternoon and the threat of a few isolated showers, and looking at new information, i'm not impressed with the greepts toward in cool front to generate any width veed rain. it would have been nice to pick up more showerance downpours. i think as the front settles late tomorrow afternoon and evening, clouds for sure. and a couple of of random showers, perhaps a downpour, but for most a there goes the front cruising through new england. gunon saturday. saturday fee trs a mix of clouds and sunshine. sunday, mostly sunny skies and cool, both weekend days. temperatures on saturday in the 60s and temperatures on sunday in the low and mid60s. and this weekend, with mostly sunny skies, breezy mid60s and sunday the temperatures will be in the low 60s. nascar back at loudon for the weekend. temperatures on sunday, will be running in the 50s to the low

if youant bumping, you ain't racing. sunny skies to early next week and temperatures on monday and tuesday of next week will run in the 50s and low 60s. >> kim: >> kim: thank you. check out this guy. a second chance, charlie was hit by a train in jamaica plain. and luckily someone found her on the tracks in time. >> ryan: and she is on the mend. and as jadiann thompson she is just about ready for a forever home. jade she may be small but charlie is a fighter. >> she was hit by a train and had her leg amputateed. >> reporter: she came up against a choter train last week and rushed to angel animal medical center by a maintenance worker who found her on the tracks. a move that saved her life. the most important thing is to get them right to a vet and an

sets in and shock can basically cause them to die. >> reporter: the mspca is not sure how charlie ended up on the tracks but believes she was someone's pet at one point. i think she was owned by someone and i'm not sure of how she got to the train tracks but her face was shaved, not overgrown and she wasn't matted. >> reporter: since no one has comeford to claim her, they gave her the name. >> the wonu medical center, nicknamed her charlie, i would assume because of the charlie car. she is doing well with learning how to walk again and in the stumbling. >> reporter: refusing to let anything hold her back. every time i see an animal go through in i'm awd at how wonderful they are and how stoic they are and how lucky i am to be a part of that.

after she has recovered. they are also accepting donations to help pay for her medical bills which total more than $6,000. in the newsroom, jadiann thompson. >> ryan: some people are talking about adopting her. a big dehand. that's right. talking about a big night for the sox. >> joe: night after night, ryan with the red sox. they can't lose, you talk about momentum government season, they have it. and how about the bruins? open up training camp today. we will hear what coach julian has to say about that next in 7

and new time for 7 sports with joe amorosino. >> joe: red sox rolling with an 8th straight win, burying the rest of the al east. they sweep weight orioles and seven games up on baltimore and five and a half on toronto with nine games to go. before the game, giving david ortiz, a gift, a bullpen phone

baltimore. breaking out of the skid, smack in a single, that will bring in jackie bradley and big papi, with another handout, walking with the bases loaded. and tillman was done after one and two thaird. david price would get it back in the third, two men on for trey mancini and they race against the sox, launching a three-run homerun. second long ball in three days for the kid. tied at 3. fifth, rookie came up what single to right. shaw scores and out at second making sure it gets across and sox led 4-3 and hanley ramirez buys insurance. he strokes one the other way, homerun number 29 on the season. they win it 5-3, second straight four-game sweep of a divisional opponent. >> everyone's excited. a long summer.

today it is great to get this day done with, and i can't wait for tomorrow. >> joe: training camp for the bruins, office work and hitting the sheet for the first time tomorrow. they are facing the same question it is a dogged them last year. namely how the coach plans to get more out of his defense. >> my plan is to upgrade our d with the play, and i feel that we can be a lot better, just by our playing and we will do things this year again, talking about tweaking things and gave evolves and we will evolve with it. >> that is what the coach's philosophy to play a faster paced hockey, when you have the puck and you can dictate. as opposed to when you are trying to get it back. >> joe: two of the b's best players, david creche recovering

he is optimistic he will be ready for opening night. >> working for a long time and making sure that is possible this whole time. in good handsant the opener is a realistic goal. never know what is happening and we'll see. >> i will be almost five months pretty soon. and before the surgery, five months, kind of like that, a i'm close. not there yet but i'm close. and patriots rolling against the texans and rob gone crow ski, and right now they are leading 27-0 late in fourth quarter. that's sports. and jimmy with what is next on the tonight show. >> hugh jackman is my guest tonight.

patriots beating the texans 27-0. jacoby with his first start in the gillette stadium. a big night tonight. the texans are shut out tonight, first time since 2015. the rookie winning big tonight. 27-0. look what happens, we can keep winning. right? yan schulteis, frank always dreamed of exploring the rainforests of costa rica. but with the jetblue card, he got there faster than he could learn about the wildlife.

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