ellis claiming he was framed for the 1993 murder of boston police detective john mulligan, shot 5 times in the face while he slept in his truck during a paid detail outside a roslindale walgreens. ellis's attorney says many others had good reason to hurt mulligan. >> because of his drug dealing, because he was ripping dealers in the area, because there were people who understood he was part of that drug ripoff scheme. jorge: members of a boston police homicide unit, who investigated ellis, later pleaded guilty to corruption. 19-years-old at the time, ellis was talking to detectives about the murder of a cousin, when he volunteered he was at the walgreens the night of mulligan's murder. it took 3 trials to get a conviction. jorge: the da's office says it absolutely intends to re-try the case, insisting critical facts remain as true today as they did in 1993. >> that is really what kept me going. jorge: even though his cousin pled guilty to ellis says that he was framed. his attorney will be asking the governor, attorney general, and u.s. attorneys office to launch an investigation. ed: t

. >> yeah he likes hercules mulligan right now. >> seth: hercules mulligan, your son likes hercules mulligan. he is very unique style of rap in the play. >> ? i am hurcules mulligan lovin' it, coming it yes i heard your mother say "come again? ? [ cheers ] >> seth: so does he know what "i heard your mother say come again," does he know what that means? >> he doesn't yet. >> seth: he doesn't. well, he'll ask his sister. >> how dare you. >> seth: i saw what she dresses like, neil. i've seen her outfits. [ laughter ] were they excited though? >> they were very excited. a broadway show is so amazing. it's so impressive. just to do it. "hamilton's" a really great it was a buyout for one night for the robin hood foundation. >> seth: oh great. >> which is a philanthropic organization. philanthropic organization. and so i thought it was appropriate for them to go then. in case they were uncomfortable or bored it was better then than surrounded by people that paid $50,000 for scalped seats for the show. >> seth: and it's not a short show. were they into it the whole time? >> harper left at intermissi

. >> sean ellis was convicted detective robert mulligan. mulligan was sleeping in his squad car in boston when ellis and another man allegedly snuck up on him and shot him five times in the face. he was sentenced to life in prison in 1995. last summer a judge ordered ellis release, arguing two detectives testifying in that corruption charges. today the state's court upheld the ruling. ellis will get a new trial and the da's office says they will retrial ellis, saying he was in the getaway car and had the murder weapon on him. we are told when the ruling came down, he cried tears of joy. >>> an update on the dead birds that appear to be falling from the sky in dorchester. as of right now, grackles have been found dead and some were also found unable to fly. three cats have also been affected. >>> the stock market had one of its biggest one-day declines in months. the dow is down 394 points after rumors of an interest rate hike later this year. >>> three troopers are off the job tonight and accusations appear to be very serious. we know the t

detective mulligan was shot 5 times outside a walgreens in roslindale. ellis' attorneys claim he was framed. a co-defendant pleaded not guilty to manslaughter. also breaking -- one of two people shot late last night in worcester has died. police were called to gallagher's pub on west boylston street around 11:30 last night. it was outside the bar that police found a 21-year-old man suffering from several gunshot wounds. he was taken to the hospital where he died. police say the shooting actually happened on nearby loring names of the victims. so far, no arrests. new at noon, worcester police say a high-ranking faculty member at a prestigious school in western massachusetts is under charges. police say undercover officers had numerous conversations with the teacher of braintree, who allegedly agreed to sexual conduct for a fee. he is charged to sex for a fee as well as human trafficking. a registered sex offender facing charges, accused of exposing himself to kids. 30-year-old jacob mobley-hall arrested yesterday near lexington high for allegedly exposing

the supreme court said newly discovered evidence linking detective mulligan to corrupt investigators cast doubt on the conviction. the suffolk county da plans to bring new charges against ellis. >>> there will be no more school dances in walpol. the district said they're drunk kids on the dance floor and wanted to send a clear message about underage drinking. not everyone thinks it's fair. >> a tradition coming to an end. >> upset. it's the heard ee last year so it -- it's the last year so it would have been the last dances here. it's kind of a bummer. >> their principal announced the canceling of all dances with the exception of prom because of students showing up drunk. >> i've seen them. >> not according to the school's principal. he released a statement to wbz reading in part, after escorting intoxicated kids off the dance floor for the last five consecutive dances i decided we needed to take a break. it's a shame because the majority of students go to dances just to have fun and are able to do so without alcohol. >> it takes away from the other kids because they want to have fun

. >> can i have a mulligan? i need to have another go. >> a lot of practice. as you go through his instagram page, he's got a ton of followers and his videos get a massive amount of views because people are cheering and what, why. we're going to stay on the golf course. this you have to listen to until the very end. bounces the ball, gives it a hit, whacks it way across the course. >> what the heck, why are they cheering? why are they cheering? >> it went in! >> no way! >> how far? >> 334 yards. >> that's ridiculous! >> hole in one. >> what have we learned about >>> athletes team up for an unforgettable race. >> i love it. >> next "right this minute". >>> and still to come, an underwater slow mo cam captures -- >> something we wouldn't normally see with the naked eye. why this scene might make your skin crawl. >> my brain does not accept this. >>> plus, it's bonus give away. friday's buzz word for your chance to win an ipad mini or flat screen tv is coming up. me on...you can do it! dogs just won't quit. neither does frontline. introducing new frontline gold.

granted sean ellis a new trial e spent 20 years for the murder of boston police officer john mulligan in 1993. ellis was released from jail when the conviction was overturned last year after a judge ruled three corrupt detectives covered up evidence. prosecutors wanted the conviction reinstated and instead ellis will stand trial again. >>> today police are investigating a deadly sh they found a 21-year-old man that was shot several times who died at the hospital another man was shot in the leg but is expected to survive. >>> we return to the summer heat and the sun shining brightly over boston right now and humidity is back so what's ahead for the weekend. let's get over to danielle niles for the forecast night not going to be ooze hot but hugh -- to be as hot but humidity will stick around. we are warming. sticky. the wind is out of the west at 7 miles per hour right now. so that wind is started to shift around 82 in worcester. 87 in manchester and most of us running in the middle to even upper 80s and a few more degrees by the time the day is done. a couple showers and sprinkles ear

melinda: and i am mulligan -- melinda davenport. right now, we're tracking new developments in charlotte, north carolina overnight. after two nights of chaos and destruction, the mayor ordered a ben: the aftermath of torrential downpour in wisconsin and what is being done to help. jeremy: good friday morning everyone. if you are about to step out the door, should i bring an umbrella, should i not? let's look at the radar network and you can make that decision. they are isolated, they are slipping down to the southeast. we are likely dry through the morning commute and after that we could catch a stray shower. temperatures are little cooler and more comfortable lower to mid 60's. 64 downtown. the humidity dips slightly overnight and you will notice a the day and we will be just shy of 70 by midafternoon and picking up more of a north-northeast brees. we will take a sneak peek of the weekend forecast coming up. matt: you can see the clouds touching the top of the antenna. you can see the pavement is a dry on i-94, no trouble moving th

sean ellis was freed last summer after his conviction in the murder of boston police detective john mulligan was overturned. he spent nearly 22 years in prison. ellis' attorneys claim he was framed. head tonight at 6:00, you will hear from ellis reacting to today's decision. ed: right now, worcester police are searching for suspects in a deadly shooting near a city bar. police were called to gallagher's pub on west boylston street around 11:30 last night. they found a 21-year-old man shot several time in the leg, abdomen, and neck. police say the shooting actually happened on nearby loring street. the victim was taken to the hospital where he died. a second man was shot in the leg , and he is expected to survive. heather: a registered sex offender in new hampshire is accused of exposing himself to kids in massachusetts. 30-year-old jacob mobley-hall arrested yesterday near lexington high for allegedly exposing himself on the fitness path. police say there have been several reports of this happening this week. the manchester man faces several ed: quincy police are investigating a violent home

. >> can i have a mulligan? i need to have another go. >> a lot of practice. as you go through his instagram page, he's got a ton of followers and his videos get a massive amount of views because people are cheering and scratching their head going how, what, why. we're going to stay on the golf course. this you have to the very end. bounces the ball, gives it a hit, whacks it way across the course. >> what the heck, why are they cheering? why are they cheering? >> it went in! >> no way! >> how far? >> 334 yards. >> that's ridiculous! >> hole in one. >> what have we learned about instagram? we're auld inadequate. >>> athletes team up for an unforgettable race. >>> and still to come, an underwater slow mo cam captures -- >> something we wouldn't normally see with the naked eye. why this scene might make your skin crawl. >> my brain does not accept this. >>> plus, it's bonus give away. friday's buzz word for your chance to win an ipad mini or flat screen tv is coming up. come on...you can do it! dogs just won't quit. neither does frontline. ine gold. with its new

libertarian presidential nominee gary johnson would probably like a mulligan after he made a big gaffe on "morning joe." what would you do if elected about aleppo. >> ways aleppo? >> you are kidding? >> no. >> aleppo is in syria. it's the epicenter of the refugee crisis. >> okay, got it, got it. kennedy: that stumble made waves in the media. >> no one is taking this more seriously than me. i feel horrible. i have to get smarter and that's just part of the process. >> this came hours after 2012 presidential nominee mitt romney said johnson should have a podium at this year's presidential debates. can he recover and make it to the debates. let's ask him. he's here now. welcome back, governor. >> how about trying to make some lemonade out of this? >> how do you recould and turn it to your advantage. >> let's talk about the policy, not the place. kennedy: do you think it's a gotcha question? >> no, i don't. everything is fair, no complaints. talking about the policy. we have the assad regime in east aleppo, and in the west we have got the free syrian army that we are supporting. they are a

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. >> our tournament is called mulligans for military, it means a do-over, right. so tj has a do over in life. >> a second chanc >> for the purple heart recipient who did so much to become a hero now doing even more to help heros. >> awesome, blessed makes me feel like i'm giving back. >> tim's golf tournament is now one of top 10 fundraiser in the country for homes or our troops. they're scheduled to build 3 more houses and they need help from every day people to contractors. if you would like and we want to share of story of your military hero. we're asking everyone today to post a photo of a military hero they'd like to thank. we've pinned the post to the top of our facebook page so you can get to it easily or tweet us with that picture of your military hero giving a big thank you to them. >>> around here colors really popping up in colorado's country as the weather changes. the wind has begun to shift and that's going to keep temperatures down today in the 70s here. the most consistent rain will be south and west during the day today. colors have been phenomena

that's the update in case you >>> no mulligans here. the phoenix open is set a record for charitable funds raised. fantastic. it's not just about the golf. the tournament raised $9.37 million, and they broke the record by $300,000. and they set an attendance record as 618,000 people flooded the event. one of the premiere events in the pga tour. >>> athletes will soon have a the maker of gatorade coming out with an organic version. g organic comes in strawberry, lemon, and a mixed berry flavor. it has seven ingredients including organic cane sugar and sea salt. >>> let's get this out of the way. a college football game for the ages right here. >> it's tough for the irish, for the longhorns. the irish just ran out of luck. in case you had to go to sleep like we did. it took two overtimes. texas won the thriller 50-47. that's the final score. and the college football fun is not over yet. number11 ole miss facing florida state. five days of college football capped off today. >>> the arizona cardinals in action. week one of the regular seaso

shawn ellis was freed after serving more than 22 years in prison for the murder of detective john mulligan. the out on the conviction. the suffolk county da plans to bring new plans. >>> there will be no more school dances in walpol. the district said he's tired of seeing drunk kids on the dance floor and wanted to send a clear message about underage drinking. not everyone thinks it's fair. >> a tradition comes to an end. >> it's the the last dances here so it's a bummer. >> as students return this school your their principal announced the cancelation of all dances with the exception of prom because all the students are drunk. >> maybe they are. i don't know. >> according to the school's principal he said after escorted into be kated kids off the dance floor -- after excourt ing escorted intoksxicated kids off it's a shame. >> they want to have fun too. >> senior come llin -- collin said this is not the first time. >> neon dance, they already canceled that one last year sglchs to -- >> why? >> for the same problem. >> other dance s will be a formal winter ball and a fun dance for breast ca

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i got rhythm, embraceable you, and it's this romantic story about this fellow named jerry mulligan. it's post world war ii in paris. he is a struggling artist trying to make his way and his friend, is a struggling composer. what he discovers is that they have a friend who has fallen in love with some mysterious woman in france, expect it's the same woman ? that she should have ? for me the dance that takes place with an american in paris is sweeping, it's beautiful, christopher wheeldon who is the director choreographer, really brings a sense of movement and storytelling and artistry to the stage he himself, actually, was a former principal dancer for the new york city ballet. so he brings an understanding where he can take dancers who can sign and act to tell the story. as opposed to finding actor singers who can move. so you're really getting the essence of sort of those sweeping sounds and that fantastic score and something that will just make your heart beat at a faster rate, when you see an american in paris in cleveland. - beautiful playhouse square on sale on and that's the m

ellis was sentenced to life for john mulligan. after three trials, he was released on bail last year after 21 years in prison. ellis says he was a scapegoat. >> it's a challenge in its own right to remain optimistic after being told no so many times. >> ellis' attorney will ask for an investigation into alleged police corruption. the d.a. intends to case. >> 5:38. tomorrow marks the 15th anniversary of the september 11 terrorist attacks. >> ceremonies honoring lives lost and heroes made. also this morning, a scary scene out of texas. look at that. a car dangling right over the edge of a building. how the driver managed to get out of the car without injuries. >> the red sox coming out on top of the blujs last night. the big win and the milestone reached this season. mike? >> i'm tracking some showers moving through this morning. i'll have the timeline of the fios is not cable. we're wired differently. which means we can fix things differently. thanks for calling fios, this is ryan. you can't tell me this cord isn't in, i know it's

ellis was sentenced to life for the murder of boston detective john mulligan after three trials. he was released on bail last >> it's a challenge in its own right to -- to remain optimistic after being told no so many times. >> ellis' attorney will ask for an investigation into alleged corruption by police in the '80's and '90's. the d.a. says he absolutely intends to retry the case. >> 8:38 on this saturday morning. tomorrow, of course, marks the 15th anniversary of the september 11 ter around the country honoring lives lost and heroes made. also this morning, look at this scary scene out of texas. that's a car dangling over the edge of a building. how the driver managed to get out of that car without injuries. >> the red sox coming out on top of the blue jays last night. the big win and the milestone reached this season. mike? >> coming up, a check on the tropics and how any rain and thunderstorms this weekend will e so much. that's why we wanna make sure you won't have to wait on hold. and you won't have to guess when we'll turn up. because after all... we should fit into your

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ellis was convicted of the 1993 shooting of officer john mulligan. the court ruled he did not get a fair trial, because two key detectives on the case later pleaded guilty to corruption charges. the district attorney's office said today the evidence still points to ellis as the killer and they will retry the case. >> mark: charges will not likely be filed in the death of a 4-year-old girl at a new from a horse at the lancaster fair. lancaster police are investigating what happened, but don't anticipate any criminal charges. >> vanessa: blue ribbons put up as a tribute for law enforcement officer at one local town have come down. an officer's wife put the blue ribbons up in royalston and other towns. she did get a verbal ok to keep them up until the end of september. two residents disapproved of the ribbons. the selectmen voted to take them down tonight. >> mark: there are less than two months to go before election and as joel waldman reports, it appears the race between donald trump and hillary clinton is tightening, especially in key battleground st

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. >> you don't get mulligans on a first debate. >> for the next debate. >> but you're both historians, it's one of three. >> we saw it with ronald reagan. >> it's very hard for a challenger to come back like that. that was an incumbent. >> and historically the second and third debates don't the same audience. >> right. >> although who know, anderson, you may change that. but you know in the last debate al gore was sort of the incumbent versus george w. callow, doesn't know it all and bush, jr., had 15 different practice rounds before he walked in and this guy, he had almost nothing. >> it was an incredible night. i want to thank everybody on the panel. up next, we'll talk about style and performance, including trump's interruptions and the audience not following the rules. we'll talk to ms. machado who will be my broadcast at 8:00 on 360. plus, fiery exchanges over race and trump's refusal to apologize over the birther conspiracy. we'll discuss that. and who has the advantage in the second debate which is a town hall debate. this is cnn's special lye coverage. is that ice-t? nope, it'

ellis was convicted of the 1993 shooting of officer john mulligan. the court ruled he did not get a fair trial, because two key detectives on the case later pleaded guilty to corruption charges. said today, the evidence still points to ellis as the killer, and they will retry the case. >> elizabeth: well, here we are, there are less than two months to go before the general election an as joel waldman reports, it appears the race between donald trump and hillary clinton is tightening, especially in key battleground states. >> the reporter: donald trump appears to be making a comeback especially in some crucial battleground states. a new quinnipiac university poll while tied with hillary clinton in florida. the democratic nominee remains ahead by low single digits, in pennsylvania and north carolina. >> the good news for donald trump is he can't be president if he can't win florida and ohio, and he is back in contention in both of those states. >> the reporter: clinton's numbers suffering in part because of her ongoing private email scandal. top house

was the former indiana governor republican mitch daniels just moments ago giving gary john sson a mulliganeffect over the libertarian candidates' stunning response on "morning joe" about the syrian city of aleppo. joining us now for our fix, amman mohyeldin. ayman, i want to start with you, this is a time where governor johnson is rolling himself out. he's going across the city to new york, stepping in front of cameras, trying to present himself as a candidate worthy of that debate stage. he said this is an example that i'm human. is it more than that. is this a disqualifying or a concerning moment? he said he thought it was an acronym. he had a brain freeze. >> i think for anyone considering governor gary johnson this is a moment of pause. this is a moment where you'll have to look and here what he has to say going forward. he's been on the defensive in the last couple hours, he's said he thought it was an acronym, he's telling people that he's trying to clarify what he thought aleppo was. but when you hear that statement at the time in that interview on moej you can clearly see he's not

mulligan welcome to the chambers thanks for being here colleagues, any questions for staff or a motion. >> i'll make a motion to approve that and i make a motion to send it to the full board with a positive recommendation. >> okay. a motion by supervisor tang and seconded by supervisor yee objection. >> thank you >> (clapping.) >> madam clerk item 5. >> resolution approving and authorizing the zoning administrator to authorities 7 amendment with the moscone center joint have you an opinion for the moscone center to extend for an additional 10 years for 2027. >> thanks very much good morning. >> chair farrell and vice chair tilly chang and supervisor yee and commissioner kim my name is john the director for the city thank you for your review and consideration of this important resolution before you today, the zoning administrator and s m g worked to reach full terms of the agreement and of this amendment i'm pleased to report we're in total support of budget analysts recommendation thank you, mr. rose for our hard work in our collective opinion served as a frays operator to the city and

mulligan welcome to the chambers thanks for being here colleagues, any questions for staff or a motion. >> i'll make a motion to approve that and i make a motion to send it to the full board with a positive recommendation. >> okay. a motion by supervisor tang and seconded by supervisor yee objection. >> thank you >> (clapping.) >> madam clerk item 5. >> resolution approving and authorizing the zoning administrator to authorities 7 amendment with the moscone center joint have you an opinion for the moscone center to extend for an additional 10 years for 2027. >> thanks very much good morning. >> chair farrell and vice chair tilly chang and supervisor yee and commissioner kim my name is john the director for the city thank you for your review and consideration of this important resolution before you today, the zoning administrator and s m g worked to reach full terms of the agreement and of this amendment i'm pleased to report we're in total support of budget analysts recommendation thank you, mr. rose for our hard work in our collective opinion served as a frays operator to the city and