nicole jacobs is live this morning in roxbury with the new move from police leaders. good morning nicole. >> reporter: good morning to you kate. we know body cameras have been implemented in other parts of the the country. this is nothing more than a are taking the lead. after not a single volunteer stepped up, chief william gross and 7 others on the command staff did. they are are those among the force who will wear body cameras. >> it's big statement they are making. you know they are out with the public a lot interacting with the community and i think putting the stake in the ground we are committed to the program. >> reporter: police commissioner bill evans said thursday i have the best department in the country and i am committed to getting the program started for the benefit of the community and my officers out there every day. but it comes amid court proceedings lawned by the police union claiming the process is a breach of agreement and pointing to what it sees as horrible timing. >> i agree with them. the timing is horrible. we should have the cameras on the s

our nicole jacobs is live for us in boston this morning. nicole, it sounds like the victim has given police a pretty good description. >> reporter: somewhat although i can tell you it was around this time yesterday this investigation began, and it's caught many who frequent this area off-guard. near the area of state street and atlantic avenue is where it happened. an attack, police say, where a woman was sexually assaulted. >> that is a light freightening -- frightening. >> reporter: just after 4:00 a.m. police told her it was her walk through the greenway toward the carousel that a man in his 40s her, white or hispanic, 5'5" with scruff on his face, she describes him and many do, the area is known for being safe. >> i do feel comfortable walking by myself at night. it depends on the distance of travel. >> reporter: it's all well-lit here. that's how the alleged victim was able to see her attacker he's brew ins jersey and baseball hat. it has women rethinking their steps. >> seeing it's been a sexual assault makes they think i need boston.

nicole jacobs is live outside boston children's hospital where that little girl is being treated. nicole. >> reporter: kate, that little girl is expected to be okay, but many question why her older sister was handed the car keys in the first place. this is where it happened. >> i on the line. >> yes. >> reporter: a 911 call from south policy street. >> the call states her 7-year-old daughter, i believe, ran over her 2-year-old daughter with a vehicle. >>reporter: with this green ford focus, according to salem new hampshire authorities, the child was allowed to go outside and start the car on her own, something they believe she's done before with the 2-year-old unknowingly following behind. the 7-year-old somehow put the car in reverse. responsible. >> reporter: it was early evening tuesday, these young girls saw the whole thing. >> i saw the baby try to open the door and it wasn't opening so she's going behind the car and the car was going back and it hit her, and she got hurt really bad. >> reporter: leaving the toddler with a broken bone and ribs and numerous cuts and bruises. sh

live in boston, nicole jacobs wbz this morning. >>> a dramatic comeback at fenway park. red sox with the most exciting win of the year beating the yankees in walk off fashion. wbz sports director steve burton has highlights. >> well good morning. you know you couldn't have asked for anything more. biggest win of the year for red sox and it came against the quiet until the end. the sox rallied for 5 runs in the 9th capped off by ramirez with a walk off 3-run homer to straight away center on a 99- mile-per-hour pitch. one of the best relevers in baseball. sox walk off with a 7-5 win and they needed this one bad. now, the sox have a 2-game lead for first place in the al east with 16 games to play. that's sports for now >>> red sox fans who stayed until the very end were rewarded with a game to remember. >> it was probably one of the best games i ever watched you can't give up on the sox. >> we needed this win tonight and we got it and it's so unbelievable. >> that's what we are thinking right now. we love the city let's go. another chapel anyionship and parade baby. >> sox

nicole jacobs is live in arlington with the details. they also smelled alcohol on the woman and found empty alcohol containers in her car. they are using this incident to encourage parents to go above and beyond the company's protocol. it's not -- if not for an alert resident. >> a resident noticed a woman stumbling. >> reporter: susan devereaux action may not have been reported. >> someone saw her and knew it was not right and contacted police. >> reporter: she this. >> she had been attempting to enterer's home that -- enter a home that was not the right home. >> reporter: arlington authorities arrived and determined she was drunk and high on prescription medication while caring for a 3-year-old boy she was baby-sitting. >> they used this person multiple times in the past and i don't think they saw anything like this prior to it. >> reporter: the 51-year-old has a past police record the latest is stolen property and through care.com and the company lee reese -- released a statement saying the incident is disturbing and when any inciden

nicole jacobs is live at south station this morning with more on that. nicole. >> reporter: kate, the bomb that was planted in elizabeth, new jersey was right here a in massachusetts are stepping up patrols at locations like south station. experts say the issue of lone wolf terrorists is now the unfortunate new normal. massachusetts residents know the terror all too well. it was three years ago pressure cooker bombs went off at the marathon finish line. >> it's just a sign of the times that we live in. >> reporter: wbz' security analyst ed davis was the police commissioner then. a part of t lone wolf terrorists. >> isis has been very effective in activating people that are fringe players here, people with mental health problems, people who are upset with the government. >> reporter: ahmad khan rahami now in custody after allegedly setting off and planting bombs in new york and new jersey. a u.s. citizen who had traveled to afghanistan in the past, authorities say, questioned upon each return but never on a watch list radar. the bombs he allegedly designed

live in boston nicole jakes ox wb -- jake ox -- jacobs, wbz. >>> new hampshire supreme court she was murdered in 2012. convicted killer is appealing the life sentence initially the new hampshire supreme court said information about the sexual activity that was sealed during the trial should be made public during the appeal. court will hear arguments today. >>> patriots game plan still up in the air for tomorrow's showdown with the texans. no surprise. the team is staying tightlipped about who will get the start at quarterback. steve burton takes a closer look at what the patriots saying. >> bill belichick has not ruled out jimmy garoppolo and jimmy g was limited-- listed as limited participant but we never saw him on the field. photographers only allowed to film the first portion ofpractice and garoppolo was nowhere to be seen the only quarterback was jacoby brissett. yesterday practice was more like a walk through. it was no contact and anyone could take part. the question is, could ago. belichick wouldn't say. >> i am a football coach i am not a doctor. the medical staff is the med

wbz nicole jacobs is tracking the developments nicole. >> reporter: no arrests have been made but officials are trying to determine if there's a connection and who is responsible. the latest incident happening around 9:30 last night in elizabeth new jersey authorities say two men not believed to be suspects found a package in trash can and walked under the railroad with the backpack before they realized the potential dangers. >> saw there were wires attached to some pipes and to police headquarters reported what they found and police came out and looked at it and called the union county bomb squad and union county bomb squad sent adrone into the location and they verified it's suspicious at this time. >> reporter: the investigation is less than an hour after fbi officials in brooklyn pulled over a vehicle where five people were questioned in connection to the explosion investigation in chelsea new york. surveillance video object the pressure cooker bomb went off sending many running to safety. 29 people were injured and all have been released from the hospital. just a few blocks away anothe

wbz nicole jacobs is live with the details for us this morning. nicole. >> reporter: that 46-year-old woman has been arrested and charged with assault with a dangerous weapon because police say she refused orders to drop the knife she was holding. she is at south shore hospital for the gunshot wound she received from police. chaos in weymouth sunday morning on keene avenue a police officer firing his officer shooting a 46-year-old woman. >> i came running out and i am like i seen her and she was laying on the ground like her shirt was ripped opened and she had blood right here. >> reporter: a 911 call brought them here a mother claiming her adult daughter was threatening to kill herself with the large weapon in hand. weymouth police released a statement reading in part, the officer was forced to back away towards the street and the suspect followed him brandishing the knife ignoring his orders to drop the knife. >> the bullet went in like somewhere around here and went out the back. >> reporter: the shooting is at a time when police have fallen und

wbz nicole jacobs is live in chelsea for us this morning. she has more on the story nicole good morning. >> reporter: ken, police say a 15 and 17-year-old are responsible for this stabbing, crime against who police believe was contracted livery driver. it happened yesterday evening just before 6:45. police were called to the area of congress avenue where he they found that 57-year-old man in his minivan. that driver and a few other witnesses gave police a description of the culprit and find them. at this point in the investigation, police believe the teens may have been getting a ride from that victim before they allegedly stabbed them. they face multiple charges including armed assault with intent to murder. that 57-year-old man was taken to mass general hospital and is listed in serious but stable condition. the two teens are expected to go before a judge today. live in chelsea nicole jacobs wbz this morning. >>> boston police department's a judge ruled on friday that commissioner bill evans had the authority to order officers to wear the c

nicole jacobs is live with a closer look at the investigation. nicole. >> reporter: kate, the family found the baby-sitter through care.com. police say it is unclear exactly what the company does as far as protocol with background checks. but this morning they are urging parents to do more than what the company says they do. police responded to the onegerton road on wednesday afternoon arriving to find a 51- year-old woman susan devereaux. police say she was so drunk and high she even tried to go into the wrong home. if not for an alert resident. >> after the resident noticed a woman stumbling in the neighborhood. >> reporter: susan devereaux's action may have never been reported. >> she was in a condition enough so someone on the street saw her and knew it was not police, she was so disoriented she even tried this. >> she had been attempting to enterer's home but the home was not the -- enter a home but it was not the right home. >> reporter: arlington authorities arrived and determined she was drunk and high on prescription medication all while

. >> as you can imagine there were pretty wbz nicole jacobs is live at south station with the latest. nicole. >> reporter: kate that commuter rail left here heading towards worcester framingham area at 11:30. we are at south station this morning. now we know why they immediately encountered the delays on the tracks. i want to get you to video of an investigation behind bu. it was a death investigation and our cameras captured video there on the scene. transit police confirm they had units this assisting with the investigation. in the meantime commuters called in to our newsroom concerned about the investigation and the amount of time they were stuck on the tracks without alternate transportation. here's what one of them had to say. >> wondering why they are not getting alternate transportation for all the people. i mean i am looking at ladies and children and g number of us here. it's not like it's one or two. i am thinking with 20 plus people including children, wouldn't after let's say an hour say okay look there's no reason to detain a entire train load of people let's get the trai

for now live at south station nicole jacobs wbz this morning. >>> a snapchat scandal at weston high scho solicited for naked photos. the school is now warning students and parents. >> anna meiler is live in weston and they say specific students are targeted there. >> reporter: yeah ken school officials say that sophomore boys are specifically being targeted. now they are educating students and parents on how to handle this disturbing situation. snapchat is a positive -- now a fake account is used to target students a weston high school. >> they are screen shots and everything and if you get ahold of something like that it won't go away ors on friday administrators learned someone is using the fake account to solicit naked pictures of students spie self chicago sophomore boys. the principal says some may have responded with compromising pictures. >> you can tell kids but until they do and experience things they are not necessarily thinking when they do it apparently. you know we think they maybe they don't. >> reporter: school official alerted police and the principal addressed the sophom

we're live in malden, nicole jacobs, wbz this morning. >> thank you very much for the update. appreciate it. >>> the hundreds of criminal drug cases in norfolk county may have been compromised after evidence was lost and mishandled. a month's long audit found nearly 2500 items of evidence, 60 guns and more than $400,000, room over several years. >> i find the auditor's report of unaccounted for items and poor record keeping practice by the police department to be deeply troubling and unacceptable. >> judges have already thrown out six cases including one for steven o'brien. he is a braintree man here accused of trying to kidnap a store from a -- kidnap a child from s >>> braintree officer suzanne was in charge of that evidence room and its contented. in may she died of a self-inflicted gunshot wound. >>> police hope that tattoos will help them catch an accused killer. police released these pictures of emeal i can't delarosa's tattoos. there's a large one on his back of a cross there. a second one on his left arm you see with the name of his ex-girlfriend who was found dead on

wbz's nicole jacobs is live with the very latest. good morning. >> reporter: kate, the circumstances surrounding this shooting are still under investigation. a lot of questions regarding that, either way, it's sergely a tragedy and according to authorities, it's an accident. >> it's certainly whether i a tragic issue. >> reporter: one that unfolded in abingdon at thi everything. >> reporter: the investigation began just before 3:30 wednesday afternoon. >> i hear so often that kids get ahold of a gun. >> reporter: and that's what happened here, according to authorities. the result an 11-year-old boy shot in the face. >> it's a fair thing to say that we believe it was not intentionally -- somebody did not try to intentionally hurt somebody. >> reporter: the handgun was legally owned but it remains unclear if an adult was home at the time. >> they were playing together. they got the gun. >> reporter:ries dents in this neighborhood are simply -- residents are simple shot. >> i saw the kid in the ambulance. he was just covered with blood

nicole jacobs is live with more on the dogs' conditions. nicole. >> reporter: chris, city animal officials are doing all they can to find the owner of the two dogs. photosvia social media which has been shared over 500 times at this point. i want to get you to a picture of the dogs because they appear to be well cared for. this is shelly and shelby the names given to them by the city at this point a park ranger found them tied to a tree at the arnold arboretum. no signs i've buses but one's paw pads were burned likely from walking on hot pavement we are told. the park ranger waited for did so now the city is caring for them. the animal care and control department there until an owner is found. >> we have not had any information. there doesn't seem to be a owner coming forward as of now and no one seems to have seen anything. >> reporter: anyone with information on the two dogs or the owner is asked to contact the mayor's hotline at 311. and if no one comes forward in be a opportunity to adopt them. live in boston, nicole jacobs wbz this mor

nicole jacobs is live at boston police headquarters for thus morning with the surprise move from department leaders coming ahead of this i did decision. -- ahead of this decision. nicole good morning. >> reporter: we know body cameras have been implemented in other parts of the country. this is a pilot program here in boston and 8 force are taking the lead. after not a single volunteer stepped up, chief william gross and 7 others on the command staff at b p pd did. thr among the force who will wear body cameras. >> it's a big statement they are making and they are ingle acting with the the community and putting the stake in the ground we are -- they are interacting with the community and putting a stake in the committed to getting the program started for the benefit of officers and the community every day. the police union claims the process is a breach of agreement and pointing to what it sees as horrible timing. >> i agree the time something horrible. we should have the cram razz -- cameras on the street by now. >> reporter: the mayor says it shouldn't have come to this the agreement was

in the satellite center, nicole jacobs wbz this morning. >>> the u.s. air force is grounding 10 of the f-35 fighter jets one month after they were declared combat ready. official discovered bad installation in the cooling lines of the cooling tanks -- lines of the tanks. those planes will be fixed and the others will be fixed on the production line before delivery. f-35 is the most expensive costing 400 billion dollars. >>> a federal judge in san diego has denied donald trump's request for a five week delay in the trump university trial. trial is set to begin november28th but trump asked the trial to be moved to january because he must be in los angeles for different trial on november 15th. the judge scheduled a hearing to establish jury instruction for november 10th. >>> governor baker is years away from a reelection bid but the republican's most recent repoil campaign and political finance reform has nearly 400 million dollars in his campaign account. he's benefit frag 2014 change in the state's campaign finance laws which doubled the maximum annual a

nicole jacobs, wbz this morning. >> thanks very much. >>> coming up on wbz morning, what to do right now if you have a yahoo account. >> a white house hack involving the first lady and vice president. the sensitive information that may have >>> and a -- >> and a twist in the divorce drama from brad pitt and angelina jolie. >> and tesla putting brakes on the auto pilot systemch the big -- system. big change and what drivers have to do good morning barry. >> we might need windshield wipers as we get showers coming in from a few huntth to 2 or 3 tenth of an inch. i will tell you how cool it will be this weekend. weather forecast in few one in eight women will face breast cancer. early detection can mean the difference between life and death. planned parenthood gives new hampshire women 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, kelly ayotte: putting her personal interests ahead of y

nicole jacobs. >> thank you. >>> more people are flying but it appears wait times at down. the tsa says 92% of travelers waited 15 minutes or less this summer thanks in part to the agency hiring new workers and boosting the number of people in the precheck program. this past spring, hundreds of customers got stuck in lines for hours, is the tsa was not ready for a spike in travel. >>> swimmer ryan lochte has been suspended for ten months over his reports of a robbery in brazil. according to usa today, the international olympic committee handed town the sentence last of the other swimmers that were lochte where he claimed he was robbed at gunpoint. >>> former red sox pitcher kurt schilling is getting another chance. schilling has just signed a contract to join the howie car radio network. shill's show will air from nine until noon saturday morning. streaming online as well. they're still looking for a local station to broadcast itory the -- over the air. espn as you might recall fired schilling as an analyst back in controversial meme on-line. >>> a local man now owns a fail

wbz any he coal jacobs is live in -- nicole jacobs is live in stoughton. what are police saying. >> reporter: i spoke with the police and they say there's no update they can provide at this time but last night the interim chief made it very cl transpired inside the store because of surveillance video. skyeye above the stoughton cvs store where thursday afternoon there was a shooting. >> everybody came running out of the store. >> reporter: wbz learned there were a number of customers inside the store along with employees. they were not injured. >> it was a customer that was inside the store three individuals walked into the store today and had an chief says an 18-year-old was shot in the shoulder area and taken to good samaritan hospital. >> certainly this bothers me. it was not a random act. >> reporter: authorities are not revealing much about what transpired here only saying they are interviewing witnesses and looking at surveillance. this woman saw the aftermath. >> it looked like he was resisting and they threw him on the ground and they put him in th

nicole jacobs is live in framingham this morning with more. nicole. >> reporter: breana the campus police officer is currently on administrative leave. he was arrested and charged in this case. i want to get you to a mug shot of him this is wilter doraville with open and gross lewdness and witness intimidation. the school was made aware of the situation friday and he was relieve of his duty immediately. it's unclear if the situation involves a student but we do know the officer has been banned from campus while this investigation continues. the school released a statement reading in part framingham state university regards the safety of our students faculty and staff as paramount in our duty to the university campus. and we our officers conduct to the highest standards. the situation was isolated and there is no ongoing threat to the university. again, both campus police and local police are investigating. live in framingham this morning nicole jacobs wbz this morning. >>> a man is facing charges after police say he attacked another man with a

this morning his uncle is heading to court to face attempted murder charges. >> nicole jacobs is live in worcester with the latest for us. nicole. >> reporter: chris, that little year-old was hurt allegedly at the hands of his own uncle, they were completely disturbed by this. the man called police initially saying that he had killed his nephew and left him inside an apartment. police arrived and that little boy was alive conscious and alert. but police say he had been attacked several times. the injuries are nonlife threateling and authorities do believe the -- nonlife- threatening and the authorities believe the his uncle taj mcdonald was taken into custody and charged. neighbors in the lincoln village complex were shaken. >> it made me scared and made me want to keep my kids in the house because if you can do this to your own family you can do it to anybody. >> reporter: mcdonald faces several charges including attempted murder. nicole jacobs wbz this morning. >> thanks very much for the update this morning. >>> president obooma has all u.s. flags to fly at half- staff to honor isr

. >> let's get out to nicole jacobs live in worcester with more. nicole. >> reporter: kate, chris, the good news is that the little boy is going to be okay. he suffered nonlife threatening injuries. but many in the neighborhood wonder how or why he hurt allegedly at the hands of his uncle. police audio transmission details the 911 call. >> he says he locked his 3-year- old nephew in the apartment. >> reporter: an officer already there working a detail was the first to respond. authorities entered the apartment and fortunately the little boy was not dead. >> i really hope that little boy is going to be okay. >> reporter: neighbors in the area were shaken. one snapping this photo of a house because i figure if you can do this to your own family you could do it to pretty much anybody. >> reporter: the 3-year-old boy's uncle put in charge of baby sitting him while the father was at work allegedly assaulting him multiple times. this man who doesn't want to be identified heard the child in distress. >> sounded like he was creaming but you know just pret -

nicole jacobs is live with the details for thus morning. nicole. >> reporter: chris, that 46- year-old woman was shot in the abdomen area by police. she is currently here at south shore hospital where she is under arrest charged with assault with a dangerous weapon towards them refusing to drop the weapon. chaos in weymouth sunday morning on keene avenue. a police officer firing his weapon shooting a 46-year-old woman. >> i came running out and then like i seen her and she was laying on the ground and her shirt was ripped open and she had blood. >> reporter: a 911 call brought them here a mother claiming her adult daughter was threats especially to kill her -- threatening to kill herself when the police arrived she had police released a statementreading in part the officer wasforced to back away and suspect followed him brandishing the knife ignoring his orders to drove the knife. >> -- drop the knife. >> the bullet went in around here and went out the back. >> reporter: the shooting comes at a time when police nationwide have fallen under s

nicole jacobs live in hyde park with more on this. good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you, ken. summer is over for more than 200,000 students here in the city of boston. it is back to school for many of them today. and they will superintendent tommy chang and mayor marty walsh. in fact, the mayor is kicking off the school year with a welcome back video to students and staff, which he filmed at one of the local elementary schools. of course we have to address the ongoing issues of lead the school system has had. additional schools tested positive for traces of lead over the summer. the superintendent says where the problem has not been rectified bottled water will be available. but they are also starting and that is they will flush every single water fountain at every single school every morning. they believe that will get rid of any lead that may have set in overnight. just a few travel tips for kids. these are from the district attorney's office. he recommends that you walk in groups. that you cross the street at intersection

nicole jacobs is live with the latest on this. nicole. >> reporter: kate, the teens are sectioned to go -- sectioned to go -- expected to go before a judge today arraigned for what police say was a fight over fare. just before 6:45 sunday evening an unlicensed taxi police say chelsea teens a 15 and 17-year- old. police say they went to a game stop and to congress avenue where it is believed there was a dispute over a fair. according to authorities the driver was slashed in the neck before the teens ran off. police arrived to find a 57- year-old man in his minivan and he and other witnesses described the culprits to law enforcement and investigators quickly found them and the box cut are allegedly used to injure the man. both were arrest interviewed with their parents. but because of their ages, many other details are being withheld. the good news that driver is going to be okay. again, simply slashed along the neck so no major injuries there. police expect to interview him again this evening. live in chelsea nicole jacobs wbz news.

nicole jacobs explains, school officials are still dealing with some problems left over from last year. >> back back to school. >> reporter: a hardy welcome at that. 200,000 boston public school students getting back to the routine. >> i felt the alarm clock and i wanted to go back to sleep. >> reporter: of hitting the books and the classroom. >> i was just like i'm not ready for this. bowing in prayer and before welcoming students and staff, reflecting on their own back-to-school memories. >> i had to repeat fifth grade but i was excited because my best friend was kept back as well. >>>. >> reporter: last year was superintendent's first. >> there are always going to be issues that come up. we always move forward. >> reporter: he's building on that addressing the lingering lead issues with solutions. >> we are flushing every active water fountain for a minimum 30 seconds every single morning. that's the best way to get lead out of water. >> reporter: the budget is always a source of concern. but with state funding 20 schools have been upgraded and other initiatives are in place. for so

our nicole jacobs is live this noon with the story. nicole. >> reporter: ken, this alleged crime happened at the framingham state university campus at the police department where both alleged victim and the suspect worked. the student employee and this suspect here wilter dorm i vill had an encounter where the student was seated and dorm he vill standing above her. she claims that he exposed himself then took it further. i can also tell you that she told police that he apologized and said forget that ever until proven guilty. >> reporter: 28-year-old appearing before the court as at cued charged with open and gross lewdness and witness intimidation. >> no comment. >> reporter: no comment from him or his attorney on the way out. but it was at framingham state university where he worked as a campus police officer that an inappropriate acts allegedly occurred. the victim a student employee. he was immediately placed on leave banned from the campus. now a judge says he is t no contact with the alleged victim. this as the case remains under

we want to get you to nicole jacobs live in stoughton with the breaking details for us. nicole. >> reporter: chris, here's another look this is marcus pierre-lewis as you mentioned armed and dangerous. police areer is fopping -- police are searching for him he has sties to stoughton brockton and boston. two other jowl knives have been arrested and police say this new information this noon as stowton -- stoughton police search for the man they believe to be a gunman in a stoughton cvs shooting. >> we have a an arrest warrant for the third suspect who is a 2-year-old -- 23-year-old male marcus pierre-lewis who is armed and dangerous. >> reporter: an 18-year-old shot in the shoulder area in the store. >> the suspects walked in after he was in the store. and oughter -- and the all thecation took place. >> reporter: -- altercation took place. >> reporter: a 15 and 16-year- old have been arrested. police making a plea to the public as they look to low kale the gunman still at large. >> we don't want you to approach him. just call the police department. >> reporter: again taking

nicole jacobs is live with more on what happened inside the courtroom. nicole. >> reporter: the judge hand down the sentence about 45 minutes ago saying that the gravity and seriousness and the impact to the victim very evident during the trial i want to get you to video inside the courtroom during sentencing. 21-year-old and 20-year-old both sentenced to 4 to 5 s probation. the judge saying all though the roles in the crime may have been very different, she says this was clearly a joint venture. the victim in this case did write a victim impact statement which the judge read privately. and both suspects had statements for the court which their attorneys relayed to the court. apologizing for their actions and showing remorse. all of this stemming from the during the trial she was drunk and high so much so she says she couldn't have consented to this sexual encounter which both suspects said it was consensual. crime was videoed and then shared on snapchat. judge sending down a sentence of 4 to 5 years in state prison for both bonilla and daheme with three

but as nicole jacobs shows us he's now getting the love and support he needs. >> reporter: if you've ever wondered what a little tlc can do, you're looking at it. >> sit. >> reporter: just over a year old, maverick has overcome a lot in his few dog years, and deep down. >> he's a t will the of love, but he's still puppy. >> reporter: mark first heard the store back in july. >> went to the website to make a donation for his surgery and there was a link there that said if you're interested in adopting. >> reporter: the poor pup chewed off his paw to free himself from abuse. rescued once by animal officials and then again by the douglas family. the first meeting mark police department -- mark just knew this was a friendship meant to last. he was giving kisses. within a minute he rolled over. >> reporter: his foot is still in the heals phase and perhaps his emotions too. >> he sleeps next to me on the floor next to my bed. he checks on us once or twice a night. >> reporter: mark knows the dog breed well. this is his third. it comes at a sad anniversary, the death of his second one. >> go

nicole jacobs is live at the statehouse. you just smoke with the police commissioner. what is he saying? certainly, chris he says it brings back memories. but we certainly cannot ignore that the bombs planted in new york and new jersey were very similar to those pressure cooker bombs planted on boil ston street three years ago. this weekend of terror in the tristate was an eerie reminder of that fateful day in boston. the boston marathon where three were killed and hundreds more injured during those attacks, all at the hands of the brothe, made according to cnn by ahmad khan rahami. according to cnn, again, a note left at a pressure cooker bomb mentioning several terrorist attacks, including the boston marathon. boston police commissioner remembers that day and the days following all too well. >> that was five days of hell here in the city, and both -- i think physically and mentally for everybody involved. and, you know, it's troubling would replicate that. and so you know, again, i think we've gotten a lot of better with the intelligence sharing. i think if anything

nicole jacobs is live in boston. she's got a closer look at that investigation. nicole. >> reporter: ken, you can see now there's a little bit of daylight. this is a heavily populated area with businesses and it certainly has the potential for foot traffic as well. but this is an incident that that a man in his 40s or 50s, whites or hispanic, approached her. she also told them he sexual, sexually sought her. he's described as about 5'5" with scruff on his face. the area is known to tourists and generally safe and well lit. so news is seshlgly alarming. >> seeing it's been a sex assault, makes they think i maybe need think of boston. >>reporter: no arrests have been made. certainly police are surging people tock -- to be vigilant in thisser aand come forward if they have any information. we're lye in boston, nicole jacobs, wbz this morning. >>> the driver accused of hitting a jogger and speeding away is behind bars. police say witnesses helped to chase her down. seekonk police say two people jumped in separate cars and took off after the suspect on route police arr

. >> nicole jacobs is live in framingham with more. nicole. >> reporter: breana the campus police officer is on eyed straightive -- administrative leave this morning after being arrest and charged. i want to get you to a mug shot. this is wilter dormevil he was charged with opened and gross lewdness and open intimidation. the school was made aware of immediately. it's unclear if the situation involves a student but we do know that the officer is banned from campus while the investigation continues. the school released this statement reading in part, frappingham state university -- framingham state university regards the saiment safety of student faculty and staff as duty that's paramount and we will hold officers conduct to the highest standards. the situation is isolated and there is no ongoing threat to un again, both campus police and local police are investigating. live in framingham nicole jacobs, wwz this morning -- wbz this morning. >>> residents in berlin ordered to stay indoors as policeer is fop arbank robbery suspect. these a

wbz' nicole jacobs is live for us with the details. nicole. >> reporter: chris, former governor duvall patrick actually signed this bill into law banning upskirting back in 2014. still it surprisingly happens just as it allegedly did at a local dollar tree store. take a look at this mug shot. this is 29-year-old christopher ma lino or i should say ma lean know. oaf an employee of that dollar tree. police were called to the store yesterday around 4:30 in the afternoon. it's unclear, though, if this was the first owe occurrence. nonetheless, ma lean know is now charged with a misdemeanor. he is expected to be arraigned here today if he is ultimately found guilty he could face upwards of 2.5 years in jail and a $5,000 fine. we're live in malden, nicole jacobs,bz >>> methuen police hope tattoos will help them catch an accused killer. police released these pictures of emilio delarosa's tattoos. a murder warrant has been issued for delarosa who is accused of killing wanda rosa. the globe is reporting it happened in front of their 4-year-old s

wbz any cog james -- nicole jacobs is live on boylston outside the apple store and has some company. good morning. >> reporter: good morning to excited. that is time apple enthusiasts wait for when the new iphone is rolled out and you can see many of them here behind me but since we last spoke to you the line has grown. so more people are coming trying to be one of the first to get their hands on that new iphone 7 or iphone 7 plus. i want to get you to video we got a short time ago. an at&t representative is actually giving us an up close and personal look at get it. i had a chance to thumb through it and there are really cool features. the camera is especially improved for the iphone 7. it has a great new zoom feature. both the 7 and the 7 plus are water resistant so no more rice baths for those prone to dropping the phones in water. the battery life is set to be the longest it has ever been use. at&t rep says even though some of the new features may be minor it's still a fun and exciting time. >> we are so excited. it's i phone friday and for vendors like at&t that means we have be

nicole jacobs wbz this morning. >>> 6:05. we have learned police consider carman a suspect in his grandfather's murder. 87-year-old john chakolos was sister station in hartford naights nathan carman was the primary person of interest in the murder -- nathan carman was once the primary person of interest in the murder. police submitted an arrest warrant for carman on the arrest charge but the warrant was returned unsigned requesting more information and the search warrant named carman as the last known person to see his grandfather alive. >>> new overnight police investigating a assault outside a are a veer club. squire lounge around 10. investigators couldn't tell whether the assaults happened inside or outside the club but the hern who was -- hurt did -- person who was hurt had to go to the the hospital. >>> a suspected drug lab and police are searching for four men spotted inside. hotel staff called 911 when smoke was spotted coming from the room. the hotel was evacuated and dye inside the room. the dea is taking over the i

that's the very latest from the statehouse, nicole jacobs, wbz this morning. >> all right. absolute will you right. thank you very much. as nicole just mentioned, national polls showing this race is a virtually a t might think in massachusetts. the ultimate ares from our exclusive wbz poll show hillary clinton with a 13 point lead over trump with libertarian gary onand green party canned at that time jill stein far behind. our survey also shows both clinton and trump with low favorability ratings in massachusetts, well behind president obama's current approval rating. you can see the full results of our poll on our website. >>> this morning we also want to know who you think won the debate last night. facebook page and vote. we'll have the results coming up. >>> a mystery at sea deepens this morning as a young man found alone in a life raft is about to arrive in boston. anna meiler is live in boston with the new questions surrounding his rescue. anna. >> reporter: 22-year-old nathan carman is expected to arrive in boston today board the freighter that found him floating in t

nicole jacobs wbz news. >> thank you. >>> another investigation is underway in a deadly police shooting in new hampshire. 25-year-old cody lafont was shot before 5 yesterday morning. officers responded to a call at home in. police -- clairemont. police are investigating the shooting. an autopsy will be performed to determine the cause of death. >>> a connecticut man missing for 8 days is found safe on a life raft. 22-year-old nailingan carl --nathan carman went on a fishing trip with his mother. the boat started to take on water and sank. the coast guard spent 6 days searching with no luck and called things off and two days later he was spotted clinging to a life raft by a freighter. family friend and friends are excited and holding out >> we are going to keep praying and putting our positive energy together and hopefully linda will make her way back soon. >> nathan is in good condition and will be returned to land in the next day. >>> all right turning to the weather now, this noon, bright blue skies theis shining. perfect fall day out there other than a little chill in the air but the

we're live on the lawrence north andover line, nicole jacobs, wbz this morning. >> nicole, thank you. >>> also breaking news in salem. fire tears through a home. this started around 2:30 this morning. crews saw heavy flames near the porch in the back of that building. one person was at that time -- taken to the hospital. >>> cell phone video shows rescuers struggling to lift a wrecked suv off a group of that land rover and took it for a joyride. it started in jamaica plain yesterday when a woman called 911 saying those teenagers stole -- stole her suv. witnesses say police chased the land rover into roxbury. witnesses saw that land rover speed on to warren street and then flip. >> when he hit this corner, you can't drive too good, so he just flipped over. >> witnesses say one of the teenagers jumped out of the suv. they say he's the one handcuffed for two potential witnesses from saturday's bombing in new york city. these are the two men that investigators want to talk to. they say those men took a suitcase they found on the street after removing an undetonated bomb from it. that was

our nicole jacobs is live at the statehouse this morning with reaction. nicole. >> reporter: brianna, i can certainly tell you there are two debates left in this race, but with the way things are going right now, it appears the undecided voter will play a major role in this election. the much-anticipated first presidential debate is now in a hard look at republican nominee donald trump and democrat hillary clinton. >> i have actually grown pretty fond of both candidates pretty equally. >> reporter: with vastly different approaches and plans to lead the country, the man who leads the bay state and has been named one of the most likeable governors in the country has held his vote and support close to the vest, but still saying he hoped the debate would be about the issues and not the personalities. >> clinton has a very uplifting, you know, hopeful message and trump is just doom and gloom. >> i really think that something that i do like about trump is the way he speaks isn't so polished. >> reporter: at a northeastern watch party some students have made up t

. >> reporter: i am any coke -- nicole jacobs live in chelce which where two teens will go before a judge accused of a crime against a 57-year-old man. they are accused of stabbing him and police believe this man was a contract worker as a livery driver. police were called to core minivan. he and a few other witnesses gave police a detailed description of the suspects and it didn't take hong for police to find -- long for the police to find them he. the victim is in -- them. the rim is in serious but stable condition. coming up at 6, how police believe the victim and the suspect came in contact with one another. live in chelsea nicole jacobs wbz this morning. >>> boston police are asking for help finding the suspect who stabbed a man in the south 20s and he was stabbed around 10:30 saturday night. >>> firefighters rescue four wind surfers and they received a call for a surfer in distress at 11 yesterday morning. but when they got there they found four people in the water. firefighters got them back on land and no one was hurt. >>> dozens of college students are recovering after being inju

wbz' nicole jacobs is live with the very latest. good morning. >> reporter: there is still a lot of questions surrounding the circumstances of this case, either way it's a tragedy and according to accident as well. >> it's certainly a tragic issue. >> reporter: one that unfolded in abingdon at this home. >> we're going to investigate everything. >> reporter: the investigation began just before 4:30 wednesday afternoon. >> i hear so often that kids get aheld of a gun. >> reporter: and that's what happened here. the result an 11-year-old boy shot in the face. >> it's a fair thing to say that we believe there was not intentionally -- somebody did not try to intentionally hurt legally owned but it remains unclear if an adult was home at the time. >> they were playing together. i don't know what they were doing, but i don't know how they got the gun. >> reporter: residents are simply shocked. >> i saw the kid in the ambulance and he was just covered with blood on the face. >> reporter: emergency crews rushed the boy to the hospital and t

nicole jacobs wbz news. >>> police hope tattoos will help them catch an accused killer. police released these pictures of ah mill owe's that toes. tattoos. a murder warrant has been issued for del rosa. it happened in front of th his dad to stop attacking his mother. >>> checking in on campaign 2016 for you. a nearly dead heat in the presidential race as hillary clinton returns to the campaign trail following a bout with pneumonia. donald trump will be in new hampshire but first he is scheduled to make a speech targeted at economic policy. cbs's craig boswell reports. >> reporter: hillary clinton returns to the campaign trail first appearance after a three- day rest from pneumonia. >> i'm really glad i followed my doctors orders and took some days to rest instead of just trying to keep powering through which i think is a common experience for people. >> reporter: the latest cbs news poll shows clinton with just a two point lead over donald trump if a four way race with third party candidates. she still has a big advantage among women. 13 points. and 83 point advantage am

live in chelsea, nicole jacobs, wbz news. >>> developing this noon, police are looking for help trying to explain a strange incident along route 18. a woman was found in a ravine last night. first responders had to use ropes to climb down 40 feet to pull her to safety. the woman told police she was dropped off at that location but wasn't sure how she got there. police are looking for anyone who may have seen between 7:00 and 8:00 last night near the main street overpass. >>> another cloudy day in boston now. it looks like this murky weather will stick around as we wait for the rain to arrive. pam la gardener has a first look at your accurate forecast this afternoon. looks like we're on repeat. >> the next several days the clouds are dominating the forecast and rain chances. today will be a drier day compared to what is yet to come. and the on shore flow keeping a brisk northeast wind out there. once you get inland that's where we have bursts of sunshine. one area of low pressure to the southwest continuing to give us that little bit of flow in the little potential for rain, especially

nicole jacobs is following the story and has the latest from worcester. nicole. >> reporter: 21-year-old taj mcdonald is set to go before a judge today after he undergoes a mental health evaluation. all of this is connected to the kill his 3-year-old nephew. mcdonald initially called 911 telling them that he killed his nephew and left him inside an apartment at lincoln village. and an officer working a detail at the complex was the first to respond and they found the boy inside an apartment but he was alive. conscious and alert. police say he had been assaulted several times with injuries to his face and neck. the injuries are nonlife- threatening and authorities do mcdonald was actually baby sitting that boy while the boy's father was at work. wbz spoke with the man who described hearing a child in distress and saying he was screaming and crying and again, 21-year-old mcdonald is set to go before a judge today facing several charges including indecent assault and battery on a child under 14 as well as attempted murder. that's the latest from worcester thi

nicole jacobs is live with the incident that has shaken this community. nicole. >> reporter: kate, chris, neither abingdon police nor the district attorney's office has provided any information for us today. with regards to this investigation that they continue to say was an accidental shooting. certainly school is back in on hand to help students cope. this is the scene of a tragedy in abingdon. inside this lynnwood street home. >> i've never seen anything like it. >> reporter: residents here didn't see what happened but they would see aftermath. >> i saw the kid in the ambulance and he was just covered with blood on the face. >> reporter: according to the district attorney, two young boys got ahold of a handgun. in the end one of them, an 11 year old, was shot in the face. >> it's a fair thing to say that we believe it was not not try to intentionally hurt somebody. >> reporter: the superintendent of abingdon public schools confirms both boys are students at woods dale school where counselors are poised to assist. meantime, neighbors told wbz no parents