remington and glock sued healey in suffolk superior court claiming she is abusing her authority. randy: the body camera pilot program for boston police is delayed again. the program was supposed to start today but will now begin on september 12. an agreement signed in july would have fitted 100 volunteer officers with body cameras for six months. but no one volunteered, so cameras were assigned. the patrolman's union is fighting that move. emily: a new alzheimer's drug is showing promise against the debilitating disease. scientists say the drug is effective at destroying the plaques that build up in an alzheimer patient's brain. that helps stop memory decline. larger studies are now underway to test the drug, which researchers stress is in the early stages of development. shows attitudes toward the drug may be changing. an increasing number of adults are now using pot. marijuana use rose almost 3% among adults 18 and over from 2002 to 2014. the report also found that the number of daily or almost daily users nearly doubled from 3.9 million in 2002 to 8.4 million in 2014. randy: t

, race director alyssa remington, race director joins us live in we've got more information about the river keeper challenge on our website cbs 58 dot com. mike strehlow joins us live from the newsroom now with a look ahead to an all new story coming up tonight on the news at five...mike. bill, we've got new information about katie ann blanchard...the army leiutenant who once lived in fond du lac. blanchard was working at a health center at fort leavenworth in kansas when she was attacked by an employee she used to supervise. police say the 54-year-old man doused blanchard with gasoline, set her on fire and tried stabbed her with a scissors. witnesses say blanchard had expressed some fear of this guy before. the story has touched a lot of people around the country who've sent in more than 43- thousand dollars to a gofundme page. lt. blanchard's road to recovery is long one. we spoke with blanchard's sister today about the recovery...hear what she had to say coming up on the cbs 58 news at five. 3 firefighers personal belongings ?stolen? right out of the fire house while they were out

ten hours after remington. okay, that narrows it down, but pinpointing grant's exact location on that day in 1991 going through base logs, fleet movements, cross-referencing ocean currents. i can't send an e-mail without crashing this motel's d.s.l. look... (gasps) if fitz knows we're on to him, then rowan knows. he's gonna send agents after us. we're running out of time. i have a program that could help, but it's on my office computer. (whirring) what exactly is this program supposed to do? because it's not doing it. well, if you did what i told you, it should be accessing the navy missions flown by the president. you mean the stuff they would have erased? were you even in b613? maybe we should search by plane type. oh, hold on. (beeping) a list just came up. okay. um... how do you print? (door closes) what are you doing here? well, i went by your place and you weren't there. it's late, and i know all your people are out of town. so... (chuckles) i was worried. oh. i'm fine. i just, uh... i forgot my phone. ph

by june 1951, remington-rand dedicated its first 16,000 poundunivac-one to the u.s. census bureau. "it's the first electronic computing system to be proven by widespread use." the very next year the univac became famous when cbs news used the fifth one ever produced to predict the winner of the 1952 presidential election. the univac shocked people when it correctly predicted dwight eisenhower would win in a landslide soon after the first polls closed. landslide soon after the first polls closed. the univac soon gave way to newer technology. transistor computers that were a lot smaller and used up a lot less power. but in 1951, the idea of a 'work' computer was born. and we have the univac to thank or blame for the screen driven culture that dominates our cubicles and classrooms, not to mention our lives. "the world's first electronic it was just before the univac made it's debut in 1950 that we sathe debut of another new fangled idea. in this moment in time from 1950 one of the pioneers of the new helicopter, unveiled his latest invention. "at palo alto, california the world's firs

anchor: the principle of the remington middle school and franklin will like to welcome his students back with style. there is no way you hear this song and don't dance. he is grooving to can't stop the in on the fun. >> the thing was he is the one dancing in the mascot is watching. anchor: we are continuing, a landlord under investigation. maria: the discovery investigators made after the fire was put out. ed: and going look at a program bringing killers face with victims capital one believes your bank should work for you, not the other way around. so capital one reimagined banking... ? with a place that feels nothing like a bank. and a top-rated app, let's you bank right here. that's banking reimagined. what's in your wallet? ? ? one day a rider made a decision. the decision to ride on and save money. he decided to save money by switching his motorcycle insurance to geico. ride on, ride proud. geico motorcycle, >> this is news center five at 5:30. anchor: a woman killed in a hit and run. police are hunting for the dr believe was involved. in middle-aged woman was hit on main street. it

jackson and remington. bunch, despite nicole's assurances, daniel always worried he was one step away from yet another foster home. >> i was like, they're coming to get me. they're coming to get me. she said, look, we're adding on but your place here is not changing at all. >> it's so sweet. >> yeah. >> she worked hard to make you feel loved. >> yes. >> the couple struggled to make ends meet, especially after jason had a serious car accident. how badly hurt was he? >> he had had a spinal injury that eventually required surgery, so he was off work for a couple years. >> eventually, jason received a $9 $00,000 insurance settlement. even after lawyers' fees, there was still enough to buy a piece of the american dream. >> what did they do with their used cars. >> the house was in the little east texas town of quitman. nichole loved making. her own. she bought furniture and plant roses. jason splurged on a new fishing boat. they built a coop in the back for nichole's doves. >> how did the house seem at the new h

republican political consultingfirm and remington research group put together the 10 county list. republicans hold voter registration engine in jeffco, clinton is 41-39. our floyd rr says those days are gone. here are the candidates and backers, donald trump in do vice president joe biden is in colorado today and tomorrow. actually, our political guy, brandon rittiman is sitting down with joe biden tonight and it is not too late to raise an issue you think brandon should bring up, you can get our attention with the hashtag, #heynext. >>> a word on how we are using words in the nasty mrit skl season. hillary clinton's health has been the subject of all kinds of speculation and online rumor mongering, some conspiracy it has been said that that should make her ineligible for the presidency. angie, from arvada has epilepsy and some thoughts. >> i am not here to endorse any political candidate or anything like that. i just know there is huge misinformation about epilepsy. i am not qualified to be president for a million reasons, but epilepsy is not one of them. i am not telling but sti

in the documents as he owned a remington shotgun which police seized from his upscale apartment house in middletown connecticut. there were no witnesses. the case was circumstantial. a prosecutor decided to hold off. but the police captain told me quote ?we prepared a warrant and it was not returned. >> the past is the past. i wish the press would leave it alone. because he grandfather or mother ? >> carmen is now in vermont. his father says he is a victim who needs support, not punishment. >> a very difficult situation. none of us really know what he went through. >> police say they are obviously interested in the disappearance of a murder victim's family member but they declined on camera comments. in windsor connecticut, stories out of ?three missing children have been found to be punitive issued warrants for bobby joe geyer and michael mcmaster after their allegedly left with the children. they do not have custody of peter police say the kids are okay. >>> 7 news not turning to your forecast. party and wolf all afternoon. even a bit of wrong feeling out in boston. what can we expe

healy is investigating weapons manufactured by remington and glock. both companies have filed lawsuits challenging the investigation. >> sarah: right nows be police are searching for a missing woman. investigators say evelyn bindo was last seen in dorchester. police say the 81-year-old is suffering from alzheimer's. if you've seen her, please call police. >> christa: and police on the lookout for two suspects who allegedly stole a donation jar took a jar from the lowell humane society, from the counter of a pet store some time wednesday. it's not clear how much money they got away with. >> happening today, a plastic bag ban is starting in somerville. supermarkets are prohibited from offering plastic bags to customers. the ban takes effect for stores with more than 10,000 square feet of floor space. the patriots pray their final preseason game tonight against the giants. it will be t quarterback tom brady can be with the team before serving his four-game suspension. we now know what he will be doing during one of the weekends in september. he will head

remington and glock have filed lawsuits to fight healey's efforts. the suit revealed healey invoked her powers under the state consumer protection law to demand state related complaints from customers and the company's responses. remington and glock say healey is overstepping her authority. >> vanessa: artificial turf playgrounds and fields are coming under fire from the federal government. the u.s. consumer products safety commission is joining forces with the e.p.a. and the cpsc is focused on playgrounds, while the e.p.a. and c.d.c. are researching artificial turf fields. studies have shown a very strong evidence linking crumb rubber, a primary component of artificial tump, to cancer. several high school football players in framingham got heat related blisters on their hands during practice last week. the burns happened during a drill where the players had their hands in contact with the hot, artificial turf. the football program was previously suspended while the head to fox25boston.com to watch the full report, including how hot the fields were w

this all happened around 7:15 at haverford and remington road in wynnewood. house did not have any significant damage. when the news broke that police were at willow grove newell night we zen sky fox. we also sent out alert to our fresco users and alvin clay was on the ground for us. several stores shut down reports of someone with a gun prompted police to swarm the scene but they determined it was actually a guy holding a cell phone behind his back. when you see what news happening be sure to take out your phone and shoot it and use the fresco app to zen it to our newsroom. might make some casm. lucy. >> thank you very much, iain. bucks county mom is staring her story with the world. her third child gunner has autism just diagnose. leaguer's two older daughters have autism. when she got the news about gunner she went on facebook live to share her emotions with family and her support system. any mom will relate to her passion to help her children. >> when they cry, and try to tell me something and they can't, i can't -- i can't fix it because i don't know and

(jake) pete foster tattooed the navy flight plan for a secret mission called operation remington.were five of us on the ground and one plane flying air support. that pilot was the president. so why does this guy go get a tattoo

republican political consultingfirm and remington research group put together the 10 county list. republicans hold voter registration engine in jeffco, clinton is 41-39. our floyd rr says those days are gone. here are the candidates and backers, donald trump in do vice president joe biden is in colorado today and tomorrow. actually, our political guy, brandon rittiman is sitting down with joe biden tonight and it is not too late to raise an issue you think brandon should bring up, you can get our attention with the hashtag, #heynext. >>> a word on how we are using words in the nasty mrit skl season. hillary clinton's health has been the subject of all kinds of speculation and online rumor mongering, some conspiracy

the car ran off the road, crashed through a fence and ended up against the home on haverford and remington. the driver was taken to the hospital in stable condition. >> i believe that we will win. hands up, don't shoot. >> faith-based groups from philadelphia and the surrounding suburbs assembled outside the fraternity -- fraternal order of police headquarters in northeast philadelphia tonight for a peaceful protest. the group held signs and chanted demanding an end to what they call police brutality in philadelphia and across the country. >> we're here to make our voices heard to advocate on behalf of those who are literally being murdered by the police. >> civil affairs officers were on hand to make sure everybody's first amendment rights were being protected. the f.o.p. lodge sent out refreshments to the protesters. >>> philadelphia police say a three-day operation put dozens of dangerous criminals behind bars. during the mission in north philadelphia, investigators confiscated drugs including marijuana, oxycontin and cocaine worth almost $60,000. officers also recovered $17,000 in cash

>> reporter: she says remington and jackson are both thriving. back in quitman, the payne house time since that dark december day back in 2007. after the deaths, it was abandoned. the christmas tree still stands today in the living room. nichole's prized garden, just weeds. but her mom tried to hold onto one piece of her daughter's memory. right after nichole's death, she took some rose clippings from her garden. >> she said that this rosebush represented life, hope and beauty. i took seven cuttings off of it. and i took them home. and one by one, they all died. >> reporter: but in what she considers a gift from god, one bush unexpectedly came back and lived. >> and now i have this big, giant rosebush in my regard. it's huge. it's covered in blooms. >> reporter: do you think of nichole every time you see it? >> absolutely. it's just amazing, that one cutting, it survived. >> reporter: it should be called the nichole rose? maybe so. we can rename it. yeah. it was a miracle. >> that's all for now. i'm lester holt. thanks for joining us. >>> this su

. >> we're thrilled to welcome the milwaukee river challenge race director alyssa remington along with olympians from the u.s. national team. thank you for being here guys. >> i love your warmup suits. i watched that from the entire rio olympics. that's really awesome i love it. both of you are grads from wisconsin? >> correct. >> how did you get into rowing? this is you were walk ons as freshman on the rowing team now you're a national team and the olympics how did it start? >> it started when i went to my freshman orientation. i didn't know anything about rowing until i already signed up for my classes and there was a extracurricular affair where they have different clubs and things you can do outside of class. the rowing coaches stand outside the tallest people. they are like you can be a olympian. they have always had an alum in the olympics since the 60s. i was like that is really cool. but they were just saying that, i think i took them pretty seriously. >> do you come from a rowing family? >> my grandfather coached for a number of years at wisconsin and i grew up with parents th

it all happened around 7:15 last night at haverford and remington road in wynnewood. authorities say the house did not have significant damage. >> when the news broke that police were at willow grove mall, we went out with skyfox to check things out, right? we also sent out alert to our fresco users, so alvin clay was on the ground for us, as several stores shutdown, someone with a gun, told police, swarmed the scene, determined it was actually a guy hold rag cell phone behind his back. >> so, when you see news happening, be sure to pull out your phone, shoot the video, then use the fresco app. you can send it to our news room. i think it is $25 for pictures that appear on air, and 50 for video, right? >> yes. >> that's good. >> absolutely. 4:56 is the time. jenny joyce live in reading, pa, where teens murder making national headlines this morning, jennifer, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, chris. yep, 16 year old is dead, police think his death may be related to a mask that he was wearing at the time of the weekend murder. police are still investigating. they

in fact, the weapon, the 12-gauge remington shotgun, had been purchased just for the killing, said thecutor. deputies found it leaning against a garbage can in the tan's garage. when they traced it, they discovered it had just been bought from a walmart near cornell. >> so we sent investigators down there. and as they began to look into that, they found that the gun had been purchased by a young man named whitney knickerbocker. >> newly purchased. >> newly purchased. >> new name altogether here. >> correct. >> the purchase had taken place february 5th of 2015, the same day charlie left cornell. the salesman remembered the purchase. and even better, the store had surveillance video of charlie's friend and fellow fraternity brother buying the shotgun. video which was shown to the jury. whitney knickerbocker, the frat brother, was never accused of having anything to do with the killing. charlie apparently convinced him to help buy a gun. >> friends say that whitney was told by charlie that he was going to go on a hunting trip, so he asked whitney to help him. >> of course, the prosecution

in fact, the weapon, a .12 gauge remington shotgun, had been purchased just for the killing.just been bought from a walmart near cornell. >> so we sent investigators down there, and as they began to look into that, they found that the gun had been purchased by a young man named whitney knickerbocker. >> newly purchased. >> newly purchased. >> by a new name all together here. >> right. >> it had taken place february 2015, the same day charlie left cornell. the store had surveillance video of charlie's friend and fellow fraternity brother buying the shotgun, video that was shown to the jury. the frat brother was never accused of having anything to do with the killing. charlie had apparently convinced him to help buy a gun. >> friends say that whitney was told by charlie that he was going to go on a hunting trip so he asked whitney to help him. >> of course the prosecution says there was no hunting trip, charlie was planning a murder. in fact, before he got the friend to buy the weapon, surveillance footage showed just how intent he was on getting one. hours earlier, there's cha

the global is reporting remington and glock have filed lawsuits to fight healey's efforts. heally invoked her pours to demand safety -- >> elizabeth: new at 4:00 p.m., from the federal government. the u.s. consumer product safety commission is joining forces with the e.p.a. and the c.d.c. to investigate the safety of artificial turf. the e.p.a. and c.d.c. are researching artificial turf fields. crumb rubber, a primary component of artificial turf is linked to cancer. several football players in blisters, the players had their feet in contact with the hot turf. you can head to fox25boston.com for the full report, including how the hot fields just how hot they were when we went out, and the concerns a nearby town has about the fields. >> blair: as we were talking earlier, hurricane hermine is causing problems in florida. the storm was upgraded from a tropical storm to a hurricane the streets of tampa are flooded and serious wind expected to cause damage. reporter larry spruill joins us live from florida, north of tampa, an larry, looking behind you and looking the way you're