boston police arrested a man named jimmy warren while looking for a break-in suspect, based on a vague description. >> he was a black man in roxbury. that is all that mattered and he had a hoodie. david the break-in had happened : thirty minutes early nearly a mile away on hutchings street. when police initially spotted warren, he ran, officers chased after him, and eventually arrested him on an unrelated charge of illegal gun possession. but today the massachusetts unanimously ruled running from police does not necessarily make someone a suspect saying, such an individual, might just as easily be motivated by the desire to avoid the recurring indignity of being racially profiled as by the desire to hide criminal activity. >> they have to have reasonable suspicion. it just cannot be that someone ran from the place and a hunch that they may be up to something. david: in its ruling, the court cited an aclu study that showed they account for 63% of police encounters. late today, police commissioner william evans said his officers don't target people, but rather criminal hot spots. evans s

boston police stopped and arrested a man named jimmy warren while looking for a break-in suspect, based on a vague description. >> in a black man in roxbury -- that was the description. david the break-in had happened : thirty minutes early nearly a mile away on hutchings street. when police initially spotted warren, he ran, officers chased after him, and eventually charged him with illegal gun possession. supreme judicial council unanimously ruled running from police does not make someone a suspect, saying "it was simply not possible for the police reasonably and rationally to target the defendant or any other black male wearing dark clothing as a suspect." >> it isn't necessarily indicative of consciousness of guilt. it could very well be that they are trying to avoid the

boston police stopped and arrested a man named jimmy warren while looking for a break-in suspect, based on a vague description. >> in a black man in roxbury -- that was the description. david the break-in had happened : thirty minutes early nearly a mile away on hutchings street. when police initially spotted warren, he ran, officers chased after him, and eventually charged him with illegal gun possession. supreme judicial council unanimously ruled running from police does not make someone a suspect, saying "it was simply not possible for the police reasonably and rationally to target the defendant or any other black male wearing dark clothing as a suspect." >> it isn't necessarily indicative of consciousness of guilt. it could very well be that they are trying to avoid the : the court cited an aclu study that showed while black people make up only 25% of the boston population they account for 63% of police encounters. late today, police commissioner william evans said his officers don't target people, but rather criminal hot-spots. evans said the justices should have taken that into ac

two are dead but jimmy warren is alive.t arrested, but arrested on an unrelated gun charge by the police after he had run from them. he saw the police. they wanted to ask him about something that happened in community but he ran and he had a gun he wasn't supposed to have, but this ruling exonerated him. so alexis, it's fascinating we had a conversation prior in this show about the perception that officers might have of those they may be interacting with. now we have a perception that those people that are interacting with have of those officers. it's significant. isn't it? it works both ways? >> absolutely. it absolutely works both ways. i think the idea that the supreme court could say, look, cops, we know you need a multitude of tools in order to kind of make your decisions about who you're going to go after, but just because someone walks away does not necessarily give you that right to suggest that that is suspicion. just because they're avoiding you doesn't mean there's actual criminal activity involved, and the reali

boston police arrested a man named jimmy warren based on a vague description. while looking >> he was a black man in roxbury. that was essentially all the -- that matched the description. mary: when police initially spotted warren, he ran, officers chased after him, and eventually arrested him on an unrelated charge of illegal gun possession. but today the state supreme judicial court unanimously ruled, running from police does not necessarily make someone a suspect saying, such an individual, might just as easily be motivated by the desire to avoid the recurring indignity of being >> i am a little disappointed that they relied heavily on a report that did not take into context who was stopped and why. mary police commissioner bill : evans said that aclu report was biased. but rev. william dickerson points out perception is reality on the streets, and in the end, accountability is never a bad thing. >> dr. king said one day we will not be judged by the color of our character. he really meant that. i think that is -- that is possible for our city, state, and nat

they attempted to stop jimmy warren based on a vague description when warren ran off. he was arrested after police found an unlicensed gun. now the court rules that running from police does not necessarily make someone a suspect. the police commissioner says the justices used what he calls a biased aclu report in their decision. >> i'm a little disant report that didn't take into context who was stopped and why. >> police say they do not use racial profiling, but target what are statistically problem neighborhoods. the suffolk county plans to request a rehearing. excessive force claims tossed for a boston police officer. >> video and witnesses, police say, clears him of wrongdoing. the effort to honor his life and other first responders. >> the humidity will be dropping today. my timeline on that, plus the next chance for showers. it's a warm one today, but the feel of fall returns this weekend. erika? >> we're following breaking news out of north carolina. at least a dozen police officers hurt in charlotte after protests turn violent. demonstrators shut down a highway

the case began in 2011 as police they attempted to stop jimmy warren when warren ran off. he was arrested after police found an unlicensed gun. now the court rules running from police does not necessarily make someone a suspect. the police commissioner says the justices used what he calls a biassed aclu report in their decision. >> i'm a little disappointed that they relied heavily on a report that didn't take into context >> police say they do not use racial profiling, but target problem neighborhoods. the reports the suffolk county district attorney plans to request a rehearing. >> a plan to honor first responders. the national recognition a local family is pushing after personal tragedy for them. and that fight in a high school hallway is not between two students. the issue starting this fight with a teacher. breaking news this morning in charlotte, north carolina, where overnight protests turned violent. this is video of a fire after trucks were looted. every time a new charter school opens in massachusetts, it takes funding away from regular public schools in that are

they attempted to stop jimmy warren based on a vague description when he ran off. he was arrested after police found an unlicensed gun. now the supreme judicial court has ruled that running from police does not make someone a suspect. the police commissioner says the justices used what he calls a biased aclu report in their relied on a report that did not take into context who was stopped and why. >> police say they do not use racial profiling but target problem neighborhoods. the suffolk county district attorney plans to request a rehearing. >> it's 6:35. a plan to honor first responders. the national recognition a local family is pushing after personal tragedy for them, and this fight in a high school hallway is not with a teacher, and we're updating breaking news from charlotte, north carolina, where overnight the protests turned violent. this is video of a fire after trucks were looted. olessa: welcome back. sky 5 over route 3, a crash by 128 in burlington, and as you can see the accident now on the shoulder but still slowing things down. the rest of the ride s

jimmy fallon. you have bernie sanders and elizabeth warren going to ohio and new hampshire. michelle obama going to pennsylvania. particularly in the case of biden and warren and sanders, in the outreach of millennial voters, they are using people who are not millennials. >> you can say it. senior citizens. we love that. it makes sense. you think bernie sanders' appeal to young people. a grandfatherly appeal to him. especially on college campuses. watching that biden sound bite, i was struck by how there is no equivalent of biden for donald trump. there are not the high profile political surrogates that clinton can tap into that donald trump has. the paul ryans. they are not doing the circuit supporting donald trump. it is lacking on the trump side. >> thank you, brian. >>> wells fargo ceo john stumpf on capitol hill yesterday. lawmakers citing a cnn money report in which former employees say they were reprimanded or fired for trying to stop the illegal sales tactics that led to the fake account scandal. >> you appreciate the kind of courage it takes to be a whistleblower? >

warren street in roxbury, rolling over. four others were hurt. >>> the new england patriots have officially listed jimmy garoppolo as doubtful for tomorrow night's game with a right shoulder injury. it doesn't mean he definitely won't play but we'll find out for sure tomorrow night when they play the texans on wbz. >>> now, wanted. policesay this man swindled more than $1.5 million might have done it in two other states, too. >> the 67-year-old runs a ponzi- type scheme and has at least five aliases. >> reporter: paula, you and i might see a closed up nightclub lam. quip see police say this is scott wolis, a disbarred lawyer who has bilked investors out of more than $100 million vanishing before detectives catch him. >> i would say he fits the bill of a conman. >> reporter: police say he set up shop at this real estate office, grooming victims. >> it seems like he has ha lot of practice getting his craft to where it is. >> it's a hard pill to swallow. >> reporter: engineer and family machine familiar -- man is one of those he ripped off. >> he is charismatic and uses that to prey on people. >> reporter: he is one of the vict

warren street in roxbury, rolling over. four others were hurt. >>> the new england patriots have officially listed jimmy garoppolo as doubtful for tomorrow night's game with a right shoulder injury. it doesn't mean he definitely won't play but we'll find out for sure tomorrow night when they play the texans on wbz. >>> now, wanted. policesay this man swindled more than $1.5 million might have done it in two other states, too. >> the 67-year-old runs a ponzi- type scheme and has at least five aliases. >> reporter: paula, you and i might see a closed up nightclub

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she will appear on she would jimmy fallon and tonight former massachusetts governor patrick will hold a fund-raiser for cline on in newton. senator warren was back out campaigning for clinton this weekend. the massachusetts senator was stomping for votes in thebattleground state of ohio. she criticized trumpp for lead -- trump for leaking the charge on the birther movement. and donald trump scheduled to be in florida. he has a campaign stop in fort raiser in orlando tonight. and we are just a week away from the first of three presidential debates. we will bring it to you live next monday september 26th on wbz. >>> well the pats get the win but lose jimmy garoppolo. he was forced to heave woo shoulder injury after -- leave the game with a shoulder injury. >> anna meiler is live with a closer look at what's next for the team. anna. >> reporter: chris it's a short turn around for the rt patriots. they will be back here thursday night to take on the texans without jimmy garoppolo. >> these scary stuff. >> reporter: the patriots held on for a win in the home opener against the dolphins but the final moments were nerve- racking for fans. >> w

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with jimmy g going down, who will step up for the patriots as t.b. 12 serves the rest of his suspension. massachusetts senator elizabeth warren unleashes on donald trump. >> christa: federal and local authorities still investigating after another suspicious item, a backpack found containing up to five explosive devices overnight in new jersey. ? ? ee-e-e-oh-mum-oh-weh ? ? hush my darling... ? ? don't fear my darling... ? ? the lion sleeps tonight. ? [snoring.] ? hush my darling... ? [snoring.] ? don't fear my darling... ? ? the lion sleeps tonight. ? [snoring.] take the roar out of snore. >> sarah: breaking news at 5:30. more explosions f.b.i. searches for whoever is planting bombs in the new york area. >> christa: and a teen tragedy. students in newton returning to school this morning after the death of a classmate. >> sarah: and saving the store. the owners of the world's only curious george store are taking their fight to stay open online. >> this is 7news "today in new england." >> christa: good morning. it's monday, just turning 5:30. i'm christa delcamp. >> sarah: and i'm sarah french. let's get a check of the the air t