wbz's jim smith is live for us tonight in concord, new hampshire. jim? >> reporter: a once comfortable lead for hillary clinton here in the state of new hampshire has now apparently evacuated and some polls even show this race as neck and neck. so mayor marty walsh came up to new hampshire to huddle with >> marty walsh! >> reporter: a northern road trip for boston's mayor, marty walsh heading to a concord apple orchard to give a pep talk to democrats and see about a donald trump presidency and polls showing the race tightening. >> we need to make sure that we win this office. we can't just expect to think that donald trump is going to implode. i feel deep down inside of me, that he can't be elected president of america for a host of reasons. number 1 he doesn't respect the

jim smith has reaction -- officers decision to shoot. jim smith has reaction. [audio not understandable] >> shots fired. >> reporter: a weymouth police suspect investigators say had a knife in her hand. the 46-year-old woman was hit in the stomach area by a shot. >> i came running out and i am like i seen her and she was on the ground her shirt was ripped opened and she had blood all right here. the bullet went in somewhere around here and then it went out the back. >> reporter: police say they got a 911 call from the woman's mother saying her daughter was trying to kill herself with a large knife. in a statement weymouth police said the officer was forced to back away towards the brandishing the knife ignoring his orders to drop the knife. but neighbors have hard questions. >> i just don't understand why it couldn't be diffused and i am emotional because i don't think she should have got shot but i am not in his shoes. >> reporter: this shooting saturday a time when police are under scrutiny in other fatal shooting incidents. one neighbor who didn't want his f

jim smith, wbz news. >>> the motive behind a mall shooting. >>> plus, no more middle school? the idea that could shut down schools in boston. >> drugstores say it's time to get your flu shot but you may be better off waiting. >> through the tip o'neill tunnel. one in eight women will face breast cancer. access to life saving cancer screenings. but ayotte voted to defund planned parenthood six times. why? because ayotte opposes a woman's right to choose. in her relentless effort to overturn roe v. wade, ayotte puts critical cancer screenings at risk, hurting new hampshire women. kelly ayotte: putting her personal interests ahead of your health care. independence usa pac is responsible >>> 9 people just driving to work shot and wounded houston. investigatorssay that the suspect was a lawyer who had issued with his law firm. three people have been treated and released. >>> a 20-year-old turkish immigrant confessed to the five kills ing a washington state cancer survivor to a 95-year- old woman. >> reporter: a judge informed arcan ceti stood silently as a judge informed him he wa

but as jim smith shows us, the people who have the key jobs, well, they're fighting back. >> reporter: mbta union workers making sure that their voices were heard in boston. the union is upset that the mbta is considering privatizing >> it's not the answer. it will raise fares, cut service, and reduce benefits of the men and women at the mbta. >> reporter: the mbta has a current $100 million deficit in the operating budget. the governor weighed in. >> our goal is to deliver the best possible service to the traveling public for the best price. the answer of publically or privately should not be the answer. we need to make sure people get kind of price they deserve and are entitled to. >> reporter: privatization is an issue with the mbta union. they have a meeting with key upper management set for this month. >> i would say that every job is probably at stake, and we are 4100 members in our union. they are all worried about their jobs. >> reporter: the union is claiming it has given mbta's management a plan to save $24 but have not heard back from key management, and the union is contra

that's get out to jim smith on the scene with the very latest. new hampshire home. police remain here tonight, and the family is still waiting for answers. >> we are not sure what happened. >>reporter:danielle comforts his son at the scene of his mother's death, a death new hampshire state investigators consider suspicious. on monday, danville new hampshire police on the body of an adult, inside his home, on carmel drive. danielle who is from nasa juices, said the victim of his former wife, joann. >> it is tough to see him. it is the only mother he d. -- the massachusetts, said the victim as his former wife, joann. >> it is tough to see him like that. >>reporter:he says one of the toughest things was breaking the news to the couple's son, sam. >> i don't see why anyone had any reason to do this. i don't know who angered -- who she angered that much, i don't know if they've had a reason. i don't know if it was an >>reporter:police spent the day at the home, some of them in protective suits. there were scorch marks near one of the windows. daniel says there had been p

hour jim smith is live with the story. jim? >> reporter: word is spreading quickly here in burlington tonight. sean maguire has been a football coach for years but for now he is at least temporarily a disturbing allegation concerning the burlington high football program. adversity coach sean maguire placed on paid leave after allegations of inappropriate behavior, specifically accusations of verbal misconduct toward players by the coach. local young people quick to react. >> football is like a really serious sport, so coaches have to get into it to amp up the players. it could be a player is being oversensitive about it, or coach put overstepped his bounds. >> the school superintendent is asking the public for patients and in a statement says, the burlington public schools is a safe and welcoming educational community and we take any allegations of inappropriate verbal actions or behavior seriously. there are no allegations of physical abuse, is alleged verbal. in the meantime, an investigation is now underway. >> you really sh

wbz's jim smith is live with question at this hour. investigators tell us the gun was legally owned but the two boys were somehow able to get their hands on it and then one of them got shot. >> reporter: police returned to the scene wednesday night. gathering evidence, coming back. a spot where the unthinkable happened. a boy, 11-years-old shot in the face accidentally. the victim somehow got a hold of a hand gun and inthgun went off -- the gun went off. >> the kid was covered with blood in the face. they were playing together. >> reporter: the victim was rushed to the hospital and then airlifted to a boston hospital where he was listed in stable condition. it is unclear if an adult was home at the time. the da said the gun was legally somebody did not try intentionally hurt somebody. we have to see what direction we will go. >> reporter: the shooting shocked the neighborhood. people are devastated. >> i panicked. i panicked big time. you don't expect anything like that to happen here. but, you know, so many -- i hear so often kids get

jim smith, wbz news. let's take it back now to eric. >>> thank you for the update there. we have warned everyone, try to make sure everyone planned for that. get off the islands in time for things. it was when gusts around 60 miles per hour on the island, difficult time for the fairies. there may be more disruption headed into tomorrow as the winds are still blowing and the seas are very rough. wednesday. plan accordingly. i want to show you some areas in new jersey. this is where a big surf is the story. the track moves a little further east over the course of the weekend. that was really good news for them. they will still see beach erosion, but they missed out on the heavy rainfall and they miss out on the worst-case scenario. a good update to the weather story they are looking toward the mid-atlantic, although big wave action as we see here on cape cod tonight. look at the forecast the rest of the we coming up a bit from now. back to you. >> there something hypnotic about just looking at the ocean and those waves crashing. thank you so much. our weather team will be t

jim smith, wbz news. back to eric. thank you. i saw the highline tweeted there nantucket cruise is canceled as well. just trying to everyone is safe. unfortunately, there's probably some more disruption in the next couple days and it'll take a long time to unwind some of the wave action as this storm spins off to the south. we send it back to the studio. we have some of the storm tourists out here and one yelled, where is shelby scott? you know it's official. >> we did check a couple years ago and last time we checked, she was living in arizona. probably no big waves behind her. >> enjoying retirement. we do have some breaking night -- news tonight. crews cleared the tree that hit the overhead wires on the tracks at woodland station. service is still shut down between nuke -- newton highlands and riverside. >>> and the labor day exodus on the cape started early today. traffic maps show life conditions. as you can see, there is really no red at all on the map. it turns slightly yellow as you approach the bridge, but not too bad. e

jim smith has a closer hook at the storm traps on cape cod. >> reporter: by sunday night the surf was building sandwich choppy waves combining with a steadily intensifying wind. conditions were changing by the minute. the storm's impact being felt in new england. and concerns about what's to come. >> some of the houses down here i heard might get flooding and yeah,. >> reporter: it looks like the wind picked unin the last hour. >> it has. i've been here a hour and now we are chilly. >> reporter: it was busy in bourne he and many other their boats onto shore. >> there's no way i want to be out here after today the next couple days you don't want to be near this police and if you have a boat i would try to take it out. >> reporter: it was nice enough for one final summer swim but it became obvious that things were changing. even the bigger boats were coming out. >> we held the boat and figured the pontoon style boat is not made for heavy weather winds and so forth so, just as well to get it out why wait until the wind >> reporter: back at sandwich no rain yet but the wind was already ho

wbz's jim smith live in bathroom. it is chilling to see what she wrote when she filed a restraining order against him. >> it certainly is. >> reporter: unfortunately that's not all. court paperwork does show a long history of alleged abuse of this victim at the hands of the suspect emilio de la rosa. tonight there is a warrant for delarosa's arrest for murder. but he remains on the loose. a solitary figure kneels before candles and flowers left in sources tell us he's the brother of wanda rosa, the young mother found dead in her apartment monday. now police have a murder warrant out for wanda's former boyfriend. emilio de la rosa. he is the father of wanda's 4- year-old boy. and investigators have reason to believe the child may have been nearby when the killing happened. >> major concern is the well- being of the child. ascertain the whereabouts of mr. delarosa. that's why we're asking for assistance in that regard. >> reporter: a long list of us he grabbed me by the hair and started hitting my face on the dashboard.

jim smith is live for us tonight, but we begin with meteorologist pamela garter. >>> and already the wind is starting to pick up on the cape. actually just had an e-mail from larry. he says the wind is starting to get up there just a little bit, but the clouds starting to move in, too. we had a gorgeous afternoon today. now, the changes move into tonight and monday. the impact from hermine tonight into monday afternoon will be heavy rain from time to time. localized flooding, if we can get a brief heavy downpour, thunderstorm xhans. damaging wind, too, as things have become weakened by the drought conditions. the trees, the limbs could topple over, and we could have scattered power outages, as well. coastal flood threat is going to stay mainly across coastal connecticut and rhode island, but erosion will be the main impact that southeastern massachusetts and southeastern new england will experience. here it is, still max winds of 70 miles per hour. this thing just won't stop moving north-northeast at 3 miles per hour, nearly stationary now, but it will north-northwest, and that's why

in danville, new hampshire jim smith wbz news. today, but mostly dry. what is ahead for the second part of the weekend? pamela gardner joins us now with a first look at that forecast. >> reporter: we'll have a slim chance for some rain especially early tomorrow. temperatures right now in the 70s. we are going to be once again humid and warm for tomorrow afternoon. 74 degrees in boston. 74 in norwood. but slowly increasing those temperatures as we go into your overnight forecast. humidity pretty much matching those temperatures, so it is sticky out there. and the visibility has been reduced from time to time with some areas of especially along the south coast, the cape, and islands. overnight areas of dense fog. then by 8:00 a.m. we'll be tracking a few showers. satellite and radars are showing a couple of sprinkles moving through the area, but the cold front is sitting back to the west. that'll give us the better chance for rain tomorrow afternoon. we'll have that timing in just a bit. >> all right, pamela, thanks. >>> tomorrow marks 15 years since the

wbz jim smith says the murder of vanessa haunts this quiet community. >> i was absolutely shocked to have like this have such a tragedy. >> on a picture perfect september saturday, a town still hurting takes one more step towards healing. the signs sharing space with appeal for justice for vanessa, the young jogger found brutally murdered seven weeks ago, her body discovered in the woods. >> i think in the beginning it was a shock, everybody was then we became a town again. ic rainfall i think we've relaxed a little bit. we're just doing it a little more cautiously. we're not going to let it beat us. >> it's been more than a month and a half now. the scars do remain. >> people are locking doors, trying to stay together. there are many people who are run pers and want to run together now -- runners and want to run together now. we're hoping for the sake o >> i've spoken with some people that are very saddened obviously and confused as to how this could happen. >> in the end, princeton will endure. in the meantime, everyone hope this is mystery will some day be solved. >> community com

jim smith continues our coverage. >> hold the boat! one room trip. >> okay. >> reporter: a frantic friday in falmouth as passengers catch the last boat of the night for martha's vineyard. getting over will be easier than getting back new that sunday and monday trips on the island queen have been cancelled due to the approaching storm. >> i'm a about getting home on monday. i have to work, but i'm going to a bachelorette party and i didn't want to miss out on it. i think i'll be okay. hopefully i'll get home. >> reporter: for now, they'll concentrate on enjoying the weekend. >> i didn't know the boats were cancelled sunday and monday. we'll see how we get home. see i don't have to work on tuesday so we'll figure it out. >> it's a good weekend to stay at the dock. >> reporter: across the harbor,ry rich demello was securing the lines on his 36- careful. >> yup. >> part of the reason i want to be here is that if i know it's going to blow heavy, i will put extra lines out. >> keep an eye on it? >> sure. >> reporter: on friday, craigville be

in princeton, jim smith, wbz this morning. >>> a water main break caused water problems in hamilton. much of the town was without water or had little water pressure. crews repaired the break on bridge street. a boil water notice is in effect until further notice. >>> much more to come. crews rescue a man stuck in a trench in graphton. >>> a new museum opens in our nation's capitol. centuries of black history on display. >>> break out the lottery tickets. you never know. here's a look at winning numbers. >>> welcome become. the smithsonian is telling a fuller story. yesterday the opening of national museum of african-american history and culture. marley hall reports for so many, the place is more than a building but a dream come true. >> with the ringing of the 130-year-old freedom bell, president obama officially dedicated the african-american history of cultureef national mall. >> it's an act of patriotism to understand where we've been. >> dignitaries and celebrities including oprah winfrey and will smith helped celebrate the historic occasion with poetry, speeches, musical perform

in tewksbury, jim smith, wbz this morning. >>> all right. it is 5:15. what a wonderful story. i love that bury burbank. and barry is here to tell us what's going on this weekend. temperatures, bare rest. >> she had a big heavy winter coat on and the hats and gloves and she had snow boots on. i didn't have snow 90 forecast yesterday. it will come soon enough. we're still talking about the drought, obviously. we did get some nice rain last night, it was so nice to hear that rain falling outside. and it's over with now but we still are left with this extreme drought. so we're looking for a lot of rain and the question is when well, the rain probability over the next several days, there's just a 20% chance this morning of some -- it could be a little spotty mist or sprinkle or two around. and 0% chance. rain tomorrow. 0% chance of rain tomorrow. a 20% chance of rain on wednesday. so that's what we're looking at. certainly going to be drying out this weekend and cooling off, definitely a change in the air mass. that is f yesterday afternoon. these are the current temperatures which

. >> we want to get out to jim smith with the very latest on this. jim. >> well, liam, still a very active seen here. if you know the area, this intersection. langly road and beakon street. it's one of those flat bed trucks that you typically see at the scene of accidents ironically. now let's see some of the earlier scenes when this happened, about 7:30. 2 people struck tonight. apparently they were hit while trying to cross beakon street and the vehicle was a flat bed truck. the kind used by towing the scene. the os of all this still under investigation. there are reports that the people were elderly. they were both taken to a boston hospital. one of them with injuries more significant than the other one. this is still unfolding as we speak. newton police investigating with the assistance of state police as far as the cause of all of this, it's still ve everything. they will take a look at the speed, they will take a look at the lights and they will look at the lighting here in this intersection. it does appear to be a bit dark here but if that was

jim smith, wbz news. >>> he was not asleep at the wheel but asleep in the money room. the t wants to privatize the money counting operation that handles hundreds of thousands of dollars daily. summers cameras captured this worker asleep on the ground in counting tables inside. they say they have made progress in the management of the money room since the picture was taken. >> and there's a coffee machine close by. >>> stuck in the air with no place to go. >> ahead, how riders had to be plucked to safety. >> and a high school football player and what may get him benched. . >> and mother nature trying to put a damper on big papi's party. that's not going to my prescription costs keep going up. it's more expensive every year. it would be a lot cheaper to buy my medication from canada. kelly ayotte voted to block consumers from buying safe medicines from canada. and voted against lower cost generic drugs. kelly ayotte gets all that money from the big drug industry. hundreds of thousands of dollars in campaign contributions. when you take all that money it just changes you.

live in jamaica plain, jim smith. >>> and to get to how that happened, how hard were the winds and how much rain did we get in pamela gardener joins us with that part of the story. 70 miles per hour, cambridge 56 and brookline 53. 41 in wells lee. as these storms pushed through. as they reached the southeastern coast and southeastern massachusetts, they all fizzled out. so that's why we don't have rain totals, but we did might being up rain, all the way up to manchester with half rain. and wind gusts now coming from the west-northwest between 20 and 25 miles per hour helping rush in drier air and 80s and 70s beautiful afternoon. lows tonight back into the 50s and 40s to the north and west. tomorrow a beautiful day with a high of 56 degrees, how long coming up. >> and download the cbs boston weather app, will give you hour by hour conditions right on your phone or tablets. >>> against the cardinals tonight. new england, will they be ready? they have key players out. live in glendale, arizona with a look ahead. steve? >> reporter: all right, katie thank you very much. are we ready footba

jim smith, wbz news. >>> the video here is shocking. an unarmed black man was shot and killed by a white police officer in tulsa, oklahoma, and tonight, the family of the victim is calling for criminal charges. david wade has details. >> reporter: paula, the police chief said that the man had no weapon on him. why did officers fire? that is the cr investigation and tulsa city officials are promising transparency.video from a police helicopter shows 40-year- old terence crutcher, walking to his suv, hands in the air as officers surround him. they were responded to a stalled -out vehicle. >> it's being belowing traffic. >> there was nobody around it. i think he's smoking something. >> reporter: it's difficult to see exactly what happened as crutcher approached the driver's side window of his suv but police say he was not cooperating. >> it looks like a bad dude, too,. >> reporter: you will see him suddenly job to the ground. >> i think he may have been tasered. >> reporter: police confirm, he was, and then 6 seconds after, he fell. offici

jim smith, wbz >>> the mystery surrounding a woman lost at sea deepens tonight. linda carmen vanished after an overnight fishing trip with her son, 22-year-old nathan carmen, who was rescued 8 days later. >> reporter: today i spoke with one person who has unique insight into the lives of linda that is her lawyer, who's defended her a couple of times. >> like a lot of families, i guess there was from time to time disputes about money. >> reporter: attorney gerald klein, on his client linda carmen's life before she disappeared at sea and before police spent the evening searching her home, carrying out backs of evidence. her son has been under investigation since he was rescued from a life raft he week after the boat they were on capsized and he lost sight of her. >> he was and is very intelligent, honor roll. and she was very concerned about his health with this as asperger's syndrome. >> reporter: and nearly three years ago, an unsolved >> she was insistent that her son was not capable of the murder of his grandfather. >> reporter: in fact, linda carmen was the on

jim smith, wbz news. >>> today, the state's first als license plate was unveiled today. als one will help to raise awareness for the disease. the former dc baseball cap -- captain is behind the push and caught on camera. >> the cyclist cruising down 93, and it turns out he isn't the only one who thinks this is a good idea. >> will he or won't he be back on the court? former celtic paul pierce with a big announcement. >>> and the sox working on their winning dance moves. how they say fans can help them out. >> and you might be singing in the rain the next couple days. we haven't had many of them but we'll track out the showers >>> this was a dangerous ride. video captures a man biking along the highways under the city through the tip o'neill tunnel. witnessessay that the man had nope -- no place else to go. >> and now, hubway is issuing a stern warning for bicyclists. chantee lans has more, and chantee you spoke with a i spoke with the witness who recorded it calling it shocking, dangerous, and kind of funny. >> very strange to see. >> reporter: it's a shocking sight in t

>>> on the south shore tonight three firefighters are hurt after they were battling this house f jim smith has the story. >> flames tearing through a historic building just outside of that area. first it was the smoke and then came the flames. three firefighters injured. a twisted ankle, a cut on the hand and heat exhaustion. >> i saw lots of smoke. i saw lots of firemen going in. he was -- exhausted or having trouble breathing. he is in the ambulance. >> the home was once a schoolhouse. years ago it was recently sold >> there was a moving group inside the building helping the person move. they get a report they smelled smoke. after that report about 20 minutes later they noticed smoke in the living room area. they evacuated. >> fire crews spent the late afternoon knocking down hot spots. neighbors still shaken but glad it wasn't worse. >> i heard the men screaming and i did think -- wow, that is pretty harsh the way you scream. at first i thought he might been mad at his workers. >> >>> other news tonight the new bedford man charged with murdering his own daughter is being held without ba

jim smith, wbz news. >>> police say a go pro video helped them to charge a driver in a deadly hit-and-run crash. he was drunk and speeding when he hit a woman on saturday and then took off. he did turn himself in on killed a woman. the woman crossing the street when the car hit her. she not a student. >>> the battle over police body cameras in boston headed to a courtroom today where the commissioner took to the stand to support his decision to force officers to wear the body cameras. the police union is fighting it. arguing it should be a similarity process -- voluntary process. >>> a police officer was fired this afternoon. he pleaded not guilty at his arraignment today. he has been banned from campus. >>> a confession in a cold case. a minnesota man admits he kidnapped and killed a 11-year- old boy in 1989 but he will never be charged with the murder. danny heinrich told police he sexual assaulted and killed congress passed a law named after jacob wetterling requiring states to establish sex offender registries. >>> today a judge set bill cosby's trial for next june. facing accusations

jim smith continues our team coverage now live. >> reporter: it's a gorgeous evening here. would you never realize a storm is approaching, but we are in for some big changes weather wise, and people are getting ready. >> i've seen a number of them over the years. this one doesn't seem like it's going to be particularly bad. >> reporter: a beautiful beaches. no hint of any approaching storm. but boats are being pulled out of the water. jeff brown says it was nice today, but beyond that, no guarantee. >> while there's no way i would want to be out here these next couple of days. if you had a boat, i would take it out. >> reporter: how rough do you think it's going to get? >> well, i think it's going to get to be enough to be concerned that you can't deal the water tomorrow. >> reporter: by late afternoon, the wind was picking en even though it was sunny. eventually higher winds and heavier seas are forecast throughout the cape. it's labor day weekend, but ron decided to get his boat out. his take, no use taking any chances. >> we hauled the boat today, figured this pontoon bo

jim smith. wbz news. >>> more on the fall out now. this shirtless man you see in the middle of a store goes walking through trying to kidnap that boy's parents. today we learned the drug charges against that suspect have been withdrawn because of problems with that evidence room in brain tree that we just told you about. that suspect is still facing kidnapping and resisting arrest charges. >>> david's police chief who not long ago was honored at the white house is now on leave and under investigation. chief leonard campanello is suspended with pay. president obama recognized his efforts to get drug users into at the police station. neither police or the mayor will say why he's under investigation. >> it's a shock. but again. we don't know what we're being shocked about. >> we don't know what's going on. i think they're making a big deal out of nothing. i don't foe. >> his attorney says he doesn't think the investigation is related to his duties at the police chief. a detective sergeant on the force was also placed on leave. people who

life jim smith jeb -- wbz news. >>> hundreds of thousands of people have lost power. people are getting ready for what could be a long haul. wendy coverage. >> reporter: hermine cause flooded roads and downed trees and left several hundred thousand people without electricity from florida to virginia. hermine hit florida as a category one hurricane and the smell a tropical storm. -- and is now a tropical storm. it is already creating high after that announcement lifeguards locked the gate to seaside heights. closing down the beaches. more than 24 hours before hermine arrived. double red flags were posted warning of the danger. >> about 60 mile an hour winds and high waves. this is just one big washing machine. >> reporter: clouds did not keep people away from the boardwalk. dan brought his family pennsylvania. >> we didn't think it would be this bad with the waves being this tall and i would imagine the undertow would take you right out.>> reporter: there is concern here this is the same town where sandy talked a roller coaster into the ocean in 2012. hermine is not an

jim smith joins us from the scene right now. jim, investigators say she was armed with a large knife. >> reporter: she did have that large knife and when she allegedly refused to put the knife down, that is when an officer shot her. tonight, friends and family say this woman has mental health issues and their wondering if police could have found another way. >> units, she still has the knife. >> drop the knife. >> shots fired. >> reporter: broad daylight on a sunday, a weymouth police officer shoots and wounds a suspect. investigators say she had a knife in her hands. the 46-year-old woman was hit in the stomach area by a shot. she was like laying on the ground. her shirt was like ripped open. she had blood all right here. the bullet came in somewhere around here. it went out the back. >> reporter: police got a 911 call from the woman's mother saying her daughter was trying to kill herself with a large knife. in a statement, weymouth police say the officer was forced to back away toward the street and the suspect followed him, br

live in danville, new hampshire tonight, jim smith, wbz news. >>> an investigation tonight in weston into a fake snapshot account. police say that someone is using that account to try to get high school boys to share compromising pictures. cool officials say the person behind the account is specifically targeting sophomore boys. now, they are trying to figure >>> a troubling situation, is under investigation tonight, and providence were a young woman from massachusetts claims she was drugged at a club and then sexually assaulted. evidence police say the 23-year- old woman, from lawrence, took a party bus to club ultra in downtown providence, over the weekend. she told police she remembers having one drink, and then waking up the next morning half naked, and a stranger's car, miles away. police say they are speaking with several people of interest. they are waiting fhe . this is a reminder, though they say, to be especially careful. >> i tell my daughter, who is 19, in college, only take -- never take a drink that is open. if anyone has it to you, do not take it. you have to be carefu

ivan danville, new hampshire, jim smith, wbz news. >>> police and weston are investigating tonight after someone set up a snapshot account to try to get high school boys to share inappropriate pictures. school officials say this user >>> a body camera battle of sorts underway today in a boston courtroom. boston police commissioner, william evans, what took the stand was questioned under oath about the decision to force police officers to wear body cameras. >>reporter:this was a dramatic court battle, the police union trying to stop the body camera program from launching, at least as is. the summer you might remember them union and city of boston agree to a pilot program that would outfit 100 officers, with cameras but officers had to volunteer. the city says no one volunteered and they had no choice but to instead randomly select those 100 officers to participate. the union says they did not agree to ordering officers to where the cameras, and that in fact, they told the city that they would not accept that. >> the city made overtures to us that they were unilaterally -- i told them, i t

and as wbz's jim smith reports, vanessa marcotte was very much on everyone's mind. >> okay. it's true. thank you. >> i was absolutely shocked to have such a small little bedroom town like this have such a tragedy. >> reporter: on a picture- perfect september saturday a town still hurting takes one more step toward healing. the 20th annual princeton yard sale. the signs sharing space with an the young jogger found brutally murdered here seven weeks ago. her body discovered in the woods. >> i think in the beginning, it was a shock. everybody was locking up and closing down. and then we became a town again. and i think we've relaxed a little bit. we're just a lit -- doing it a little bit more cautiously but we're not going to let it beat us. >> reporter remain. it's been more than a month and a half now. >> people trying to stay together. there are many people who are runners and they want to run together now rather than singly and we're hoping for the sake of the family that this case will be solved. >> i have spoken with some people who you know, very saddened by what happene

wbz jim smith reports from reports from danville, new hampshire. >> probably one of the nicest murder victim taken much too soon. it happened this week. body of the woman was found inside her home, dead from several stab wounds. moore is a registered sex offender who lived as a roommate at the house. a neighbor says joann will be missed. >> it makes activity here the week before. this is wondering was there some kind of other offense that happened that caused either the sheriff's department or whoever came by to check in on him, question him? that set the whole thing in motion. >> moore has a long criminal record including two convictions for felonious sexual assault on a victim under 13. on tuesday, joann's ex-husband and couple's son came to the we're both shocked. that was his mom. we didn't always see eye to eye, but sam loved his mom. she loved him. >> she was one of the nicest people on god's green earth. that's all i can really say. this is still a major shock to me. i never expected it. i don't think anyone expected it. not the neighbors, not the family, nobody. >> reporter: m

wbz jim smith reports from new hampshire this morning. >> probably one of the nicest ladies on the face of the earth. >> flowers left in memory of the murder victim taken much too soon. it happened earlier this week. the body of inside her home on caramel drive. she suffered multiple stab wounds. now police made an arrest charging richard moore with murder. he's a registered sex offender who lived as a roommate at the house. a neighbor who did not want to appear on camera said joann will be missed. >> we know there were police activity here the week before. this is just -- was there some sheriff's department or whoever came by to check in on him, question him and that set the thing in motion? >> moore has a long previous record. on tuesday, her ex-husband and couple's son came to the murder scene. >> shocked. we didn't always see eye to eye but sam loved his mom.sh people on god's green earth. that's all i can really say. this is still a major shock to me. i never expected it. i don't think anyone expected it. not the neighbors, family, nobody. >> moore is reportedly held without bail t

jim smith has more this morning.>> reporter: you never know. hurricanes are unpredictable. >> all has come in the harbor. this place has been hit hard by hurricanesor butler. >> everybody else's taking their boats up. i don't want to be alone full left in the water. i don't believe it will be as bad of a blow here, but you never know. i could put it back in next week. >> we actually found a boat putting -- we actually found a person putting a boat out in he was using a big anchor to secure over the next several days. >> they said the wind is going to stall off of the coast. if they are nor'easter's or easter's which is what it is going to be in they are sustained testing it 30 or 40 or whatever, you need extra protection on your boat and more anchorage.>> reporter: that apply was walloped by -- this area was walloped by hurricane storms years ago. that is why they keep an eye on the storms.>> there were huge were much closer they drifted all the way down. you can see them down to the right there. >> it is an unusual cloud pattern. >> i have nev

jim smith has more on the race for the white house. >> a northern road are trip for boston's mayor heading to an apple orchard to give a pep talk to new hampshire democrats. polls showing the r win this office. we can't just expect to think that donald trump is going to implode because i feel deep down inside of me that he can't be elected president of the united states of america for a whole host of reasons. number 1, he doesn't respect the office. >> he says clinton trumps trump on experience. >> we have a candidate who's running for president that on day 1 we've never had anyone in day 1 being able to go into that office and understand what the responsibility of being president of the united states of america is. >> but the reality is new hampshire has an independent streak that's why clinton backers are feeling anything but complacent. >> we're pretty used to it. >> i think it's close because he's the republican nominee, and it's always going to be close. >> so there seems to be a general acknowledgment now that this thing could very well go right down to the wire and the mayor will be

jim smith has more this morning. >>> -- >> reporter: all has come in the harbor. it has been hit hard by hurricanes before. tonight, some people are taking their boats in including brian butler. >> everybody el i don't want to be the loan full left in the water. i don't think it will be as bad of in east blow here, but things can change. >> you never know, and i could put it back in next week. >>> we had somebody put in anchor into his -- into the water. >> the problem is that it is the wind. it is going to stall of of the coast here. if there are north easterners it will be. when gusting to 40 or whatever, you need extra protection on your boat and more anchorage. >> many areas were walloped by hurricane bob 25 years ago and other hurricanes even earlier in history. that is why every time a storm is approaching, the locals keep a huge i on the clouds. >> that split and they were much close to. you could see them down onto the right there. >> it is an unusual cloud pattern. i've never seen a cloud pattern like this before except when there is a hurricane approachi

clerk is steve stamos and the committee like to acknowledge sfg tv who record each meeting and are jim smith and mark [inaudible] before we begin , motion to excuse jane kim from the committee meeting? okay. any objection? motion passed. mr. clerk, do you have any announcements? >> there are no announce ments. >> so, why don't we start with item number 2? >> alright. item 2, approve the minutes of the june 30, 2016 meeting. this is actioniteal. item >> could i have a motion, please? no objection the motion passes. >> take a roll call vote on this. public comment >> public comment on the minutes for june 30th? no public comment. public comment is closed. and- >> roll call vote. commissioner campos, aye. commissioner yee, aye. the minutes are approved. >> okay. item 3, please >> item 3, recommend approval of the resolution urging the legal of california cities to adopt and implement vision zero to eliminate strafic deaths and priorities safety throughout california. this is action item. >> okay. so, there will be a meeting of the league of california cities, right? >> i'll give background. lea

clerk is steve stamos and the committee like to acknowledge sfg tv who record each meeting and are jim smith and mark [inaudible] before we begin , motion to excuse jane kim from the committee meeting? okay. any objection? motion passed. mr. clerk, do you have any announcements? >> there are no announce ments. >> so, why don't we start with item number 2? >> alright. item 2, approve the minutes of the june 30, 2016 meeting. this is actioniteal. item >> could i have a motion, please? no objection the motion passes. >> take a roll call vote on this. public comment >> public comment on the minutes for june 30th? no public comment. public comment is closed. and- >> roll call vote. commissioner campos, aye. commissioner yee, aye. the minutes are approved. >> okay. item 3, please >> item 3, recommend approval of the resolution urging the legal of california cities to adopt and implement vision zero to eliminate strafic deaths and priorities safety throughout california. this is action item. >> okay. so, there will be a meeting of the league of california cities, right? >> i'll give background. lea

jim. >> drew smith. >>> the trump campaign is keeping up its push for pennsylvania tonight. trump's running mate, mike pence, campaigned in scranton a few hours ago, and pence pushed trump's national security agenda, and he promised that trump will get the economy moving for pennsylvania. colin powell's hacked e-mails reveal strong criticism for both presidential candidates. the former secretary of state's private e-mails were released by a website with suspected ties to russia. in those e-mails, powell calls trump, quote, a national disgrace and an international pariah, and powell wrote about hillary clinton's e-mail scandal saying, quote, her minions are making a mistake trying to drag me in, end quote. >>> new at 11:00, a man and woman found dead inside a home in ventener. tonight, investigators are trying to figure out who killed them and why. police found their bodies when they went to check on them this afternoon at a house along oxford avenue. they died of apparent gunshot wounds. autopsy results are still pending. >>> a new twist tonight after a fire in philadelphia'

clerk is steve stamos and the committee like to acknowledge sfg tv who record each meeting and are jim smith and mark [inaudible] before we begin , motion to excuse jane kim from the committee meeting? okay. any objection? motion passed. mr. clerk, do you have any announcements? >> there are no announce ments. >> so, why don't we start with item number 2? >> alright. item 2, approve the minutes of the june 30, 2016 meeting. this is actioniteal. item >> could i have a motion, please? no objection the motion passes. >> take a roll call vote on this. public comment >> public comment on the minutes for june 30th? no public comment. public comment is closed. and- >> roll call vote. commissioner campos, aye. commissioner yee, aye. the minutes are approved. >> okay. item 3, please >> item 3, recommend approval of the resolution urging the legal of california cities to adopt and implement vision zero to eliminate strafic deaths and priorities safety throughout california. this is action item. >> okay. so, there will be a meeting of the league of california cities, right? >> i'll give background. lea

the mayors office has been in talks with milwaukee-based a-o smith. jim stern... executive vice president of the water heater and treatment company spoke with the mayors office today about a partnership to provide residents with discounted filters. they could be on the top of the sink, they faucets. we have a product called the clean water machine which acts kind of like a coffee maker, where you pour the water in it filters on demand. while the plans are still in the preliminary stages... moore wants the outcome to be free filters for those in need. 14:25 this is a problem of the city. we rely on the city for keeping our residents safe. they mayors office declined an interview today... saying it's just too soon in the process to release any information. a spokeswoman did tell me mayor barrett specifically asked staff to reach out to a-o smith because of it's fox6 news. ted thanks madeline a veteran's home in waupaca may soon be under investigation. but requests for an audit started coming in nearly a year ago. -- why some lawmakers say it's taken so long. normal

jim smith has more on the race for the white house. >> reporter: a northern road trip for the boston mayor. he is giving a pep talk to new hampshire democrats and see about a presidential presence psi and polls see the race tightening. >> we just can't expect to think that going to win. i feel dope down inside of me he can't be elected united states for a whole host of reasons. number one he doesn't respect the office. >> reporter: he says hillary clinton trumps trump on experience. >> there's a lot at stake. we have a candidate running for president that on day one has never had anyone in the history of our country being able to go the responsibility of being president of the united states is. >> reporter: but the result is new hampshire has a notorious independent streak. >> i see the polls and i hear the polls but they go up and down. we are pretty used to it in new hampshire. >> i think it is close because he is the republican nominee and she is the democratic nominee and it will be always close. we are a divided country. >> reporter: there's a general go down the wire and mayor

the mayors office has been in talks with milwaukee-based a-o smith. jim stern... executive vice president of the water heater and treatment company spoke with the m tuesday about a partnership to provide residents with filters. whether its deep discounts, whether its mailings, whether its an online presence. while the conversation is still in the preliminary stages... moore wants the outcome to be free filters for those in need. we rely on the city for keeping our residents safe. the mayor's office declined an interview because it's simply too early in the process to release details. a spokeswoman did tell these talks with ao smith will and weeks. reporting in milwaukee, madeline anderson fox6 news. it's a city school and many times that comes with a lot more crime on campus but not this year. the drastic drop in crime at marquette university. and the one thing that could be making all the difference. plus, it was a welcome home -- well deserved. the greeting one athlete received after returning to wisconsin from the malakas making landfall in japan overnight. you