sampson was sentenced to death out. the death penalty is still on the table. >> kris: new this morning, 7news is there as boston police roll out the controversial body camera program. today we're getting our first look at these cameras in action. 7's nancy chen is here with more from the police commissioner on what they're doing here. >> nancy: kris, good morning to you. today is the third day of the pilot program. 100 officers are now wearing those cameras while on duty. that number does include eight members of the command staff. boston police department's body camera pilot program. 100 officers are now wearing the cameras. superintendent and chief grass showed off the technology friday night. commissioner bill evans is pleased with the start of the program. >> things are going well. our officers are out there. they know, you know, they're wearing them and i haven't heard any complaints. >> nancy: when no officers volunteered for the program, the commissioner selected 100 people the patrolman's association filed a law

sampson was also convicted on the state level for killing a third person that week. jury selection in this case is set to begin at 9:00 this morning. live outside federal court, antoinette antonio. wcvb, newscenter5. >> commitment 2016 now. today is the day donald trump will tape an appearance on the dr. oz show. he's promised to reveal the results of a physical he had last week. meantime, last night in pennsylvania, he unveiled his plan for child care with his daughter, ivanka. weeks of maternity leave. trump campaigns in michigan and ohio tonight. hillary clinton, who promised to release health records, is still not campaigning as she recovers from pneumonia. bill clinton and chelsea are on the trail in north carolina, virginia and nevada. >> there's a new investigation into donald trump's charitable foundation. new york's attorney general, who sued trump over the new defunct trump university, says his office is looking into th following the laws governing nonprofits in new york. it comes after media reports that trump spent some of the money on himself. trump's ca

newton grove, sampson county, wet. clinton is dry but wadesboro, little shower. we have seen lightnings from time to time with these cells of widespread concern so 70 lewisburg and pinehurst, 72 fayetteville and clinton, 71 goldsboro. we'll be in the upper 60s. breezy and cool at lunch. we'll see a better chance this afternoon, 78 our afternoon high and will be we have a stationary front on the coast continuing to bring us the chance of scattered showers and cloudy skies. we have high pressure starting to nudge in to control our forecast saturday. a lot will be change over the next few days and into the weekend ahead. a few isolated showers this morning, better rain chances umbrella handy. tomorrow, that's when the first changes will start to happen and will have cloudy sky. the best chance of rain will happen to our east so on the 95 corridor and closer to the coast to keep it considerably drie . 78 raleigh, 80 fayetteville and norma mall is 81. temperatures are below normal. 68. the rain should taper off close to midnight. fall officially begins at 10:21 this m

. >> jury selection in thco sampson is under way. a federal judge threw out sampson's initial death penalty sentence because a juror lied about her background. sampson was sentenced to die for carjacking and killing jonathan rizzo of kingston and a man from taunton during a week long crime spree in 2001. he confessed he stabbed both men that same week he strangled a former city counselor. donald trump releasing some of his medical records. just hours after his campaign said he wouldn't. tracking new trouble today for the for the trump -- sglsh >> two letters, one is the report and the other is from lenox hill hospital. >> members of the dr. oz show watched as the 70-year-old recent medical records. >> looking at it, if he was his doctor, he would like him to slim down a little bit. >> hillary clinton also plans to release additional information. she's fixing to jump back on the campaign trail on thursday after recovering from pneumonia. trump is also in a battle with new york's attorney general. the clinton supporter launched an inqu

some very light rain if you are in the southern portions of sampson county. that's where we're seeing some milder, muggier conditions. 72 at clinton. 74 in fayetteville and rayford. 71 in raleigh.

. >> mark: admitted spree killer, gary lee sampson is in the fight for his life. 13 years ago, a jury condemn him to die, but that verdict was selected. but as fox 25's bob ward reports, sampson's legal team has come up with a long list of reasons why this new jury should save him. >> the reporter: the only question gary sampson's new jury will ultimately decide is life or death. but it's not the only issue it will face when it deliberates. gary lee sampson's new death penalty trial is still in jury selection, but already, his lawyers have drafted a list of 238 reasons why his the list of mitigating factors is it eight pages long. some of the factors gary suffers from brain damage, gary repeated the first grade, gary abused drugs and alcohol from a young age. 238 mitigating factors, by comparison, boston marathon bomber dzhokhar tsarnaev's lawyers listed just 21. boston attorney phil tracey. >> they're trying to sigh that because of circumstances head to bad family situations, he was warped in a way that society should give him some leeway. but being, you noam, tell that to the family

there are wet conditions in sampson county, especially northern portions of the county, some lightning but nothing severe. there's showers in northern portions of the viewing area, granville, vance, person county, the morning orange and wet weather. harnett, lee, chatham areas saw rain. take your time as you head to your morning destination. upper 60s in henderson at 67 and raleigh, 72. also 72 clayton and lillington, 71 as we start off in lillington. cloudy and well, could drop to the 60s. cool our afternoon high. yes, there will be the chance of scattered showers in the afternoon. we'll have a closer look at the forecast and when the 80 and trier weather return in ten minutes. let's check in with ali. >>> u.s. 64, we have the on- ramp blocked for police activity and will let you know what is happening. slow down. the accident west street downtown near jones street has been cleared and leesville at o'neill, kingsland, there are some accidents. we have another crash i-540 near leesville and not really seeing any delays. we have rain in parts of the area so 85 through henderson or 95 fe

. >> the reporter: he is an admitted killer and soon a jury will decide if gary lee sampson should get the death penalty. the long list of lawyers are given for why he should receive mercy instead. >> kevin: i'm tracking the evening commute. raindrops falling in the city before the red sox game. we'll i don't want to live with the uncertainties of hep c. or wonder whether i should seek treatment. i am ready. because today there's harvoni. a revolutionary treatment for the most common type of chronic hepatitis c. t. it transformed treatment as the first cure that's... ...one pill, once a day for 12 weeks. certain patients... ...can be cured with just 8 weeks of harvoni. harvoni is a simple treatment regimen that's been prescribed to more than a quarter of a million patients. tell your doctor if you've had a liver transplant, other liver or kidney problems, hiv, or any other medical conditions, and about all the medicines you take including herbal supplements. taking amiodarone with harvoni may cause a serious slowing of your heart rate. common side effects of harvoni may include tiredne

. >>> jury selection will begin in the death penalty row trial for gary sampson. sampson pleaded guilty to carjacking and killing two massachusetts men during a week long crime spree back in 2001a jury gave him the death penalty in 2003 but that was overturned repeatedly about her background. the new jury will decide if sampson should receive the death penalty or life in prison. >>> gloucester police chief who made headlines with the innovative addiction program is under investigation and on paid leave. chief leonard campanelo terms the gloucester times he doesn't know what the internal investigation is about but will cooperate. he he added he has done nothing wrong and is not concerned about the outcome. last year he launched th addicts to walk into the police station and get treatment without fear of prosecution. other police departments have adopted that program. now this past spring the white house honored him for a companion of change. >>> a worcester man due in court accused of pulling a machete on a driver during a road rage incident near two schools. this

sampson admitted to killing shortly after the other killings. erin: the daughter of ray charles is helping in the fight against the drug crisis. sheila ray charles joined a panel of health experts last night. she talked about developing substance abuse disorder and working to help people who are struggling with the issues. charles, who was addicted, says her recovery helped break the pattern. >> to be able to bring a message of love and hope and -- being in place where a generational curse has stopped, because we're talking about my grandparents had an addiction. my father had an addiction. my mother had an erin: charles shares her story of her addiction and growing up with addicts in her book "behind the shades." sean: a person who was revived by narcan is thanking manchester police for saving their life. nick willard tweeted the thank you e-mail. thank you manchester police department for saving my life. i'm sorry and ashamed of myself. words cannot describe how thankful i am. the e-mailer said they were keep working on staying clean. >>> in r

in effect where we are seeing these green boxes across portions of cumberland, harnette, hoke, and sampson counties. we are looking at the roads, lake near goodwin. there's a dam there. all of these are still in jeopardy as we head into today, and that water recedes. the cleanup could acal that's what they are watching closely through the national weather service. there's also a flood warning in effect because streets are still flooded in this area shaded in green, cumberland, hoke, and sampson counties. in some of those areas shaded in green, they received close to 10 inches of rain. thankfully, it is a much drier morning out there. just a stray shower across portions of person county. the forecast for the day ahead, still the chance for a few scattered showers and storms. around 82. your weekend forecast in just ten minutes. >>> as the water continues to recede in cumberland county, the focus now turns to cleaning up and assessing the damage. >> that's right. we continue team coverage with cbs nk nshg's amy cutler live in fayetteville. amy, what are you seeing down there now? you've move

then marts of sampson -- parts of sampson county. we have showers moving to the north. you hear the beeping. that's live radar. this has gone of hail. there's another cluster of storms in northern granville county from chase city to clarksville. so that's the rain situation. the two areas of low pressure that is sunshine. for tonight a few scattered showers and storms through 8:00, 9:00. then we will dry out as we head into the 70s. we just got new news from the noshing -- national hurricane center. matthew has 140-mile-an-hour winds. i'll feel fill you in on the grips with the damage caused by one family said fire water flooded their entire home. it's still a mess. >> reporter: let me show you a little bit of that. this is the little rockfish higher a couple hours ago. this family's lawn looked like a pond. you can see the water line on the brick of their house. the water got up that high even using kayaks. they wasted little time trying to get into their house, kayak or truck. non-life-threatening smallest-- even the smallest sentimental item was worth saving. it's a

we're seeing already across sampson county. most of us dry at lunchtime. if you're towards the virginia border this will be more sunshine than anything else. heading into 6:00 that isolated shower or storm very lar so the locations that are waking town wet conditions this morning. model keeping that front around. i don't want ex it hang out tomorrow. solet walk city by city through today. 83 in raleigh. 82 in durham and 85 in fayetteville. we're going to drop to the upper 60s. we'll be dry, warm and partly cloudy skies for the majority of us. as we head into the coming days us drink and getting warmer for tuesday and wednesday. by wednesday beel northeasterly 88 degrees. keep in mind normal is actually the time of year. next round for a few showers or storms will be that front thursday and friday. and we should be dry to kick off the weekend ahead on saturday. >>> 4:52 right now. let me hand it over to allie. >> enjoy the weather today while a little cooler. we have one accident that's being cleared and another stalled car. it's to early we're not seeing i

showers to our south and east, moving through dunn and benson areas and very spotty across sampson county, newton grove. you have been dealing with heavier showers for the morning, showers towards rose borrow and garland as well. roxboro, 70 sanford, 72 fayetteville. we'll take to it 78 this afternoon and 80s into tomorrow afternoon. >> good morning. happy friday eve and happy fall to you. >>> 440 at lake boone trail is what we're looking at, very crowd with the morning rush and we have accidents slowing you down, u.s. 64, cleared. you can see some orange on our screens meaning it's indicating -- still causing moderate delays. u.s. 70, glenwood, a crash near hill burn drive causing moderate delays in yellow and as we take you fur south, we have ponding on the roadways thanks to rain, especially 95 through the dunn area. leave yourself extra time. we will see you again in a few o. john mccain, a war hero. he's not a war hero, he's a war hero because he was captured. i like people that weren't captured ok. donald trump compared his sacrifices to the sacrifices of two parents who lost their

trees are down in parts of 'cumberland' and 'sampson' counties... and there's some fayetteville. it been a rainy and windy night here in fayetteville and across the windy night here in fayetteville and across the sandhills. we're hearing reports from nearby sampson county of trees and power lines down and flooded roads.. nothing that severe here in fayetteville, steady rain causing a few problems. crews have been out on dozens of calls about trees crews have been out on dozens of calls about trees down. this one partially blocked edinborough drive. the wind is picking up and we're seeing more frequent gust.. we're seeing standing water on many roadsides and curbs around town, and ponding in low lying raeford road and and streets around fayetteville are open, and passable. but police urge caution. several wrecks are blamed on slick pavement. as the storm gets closer, john glover says he and other city crews expect it will be a busy night. police ask drives to call 911 and report any debris or flooded cross creek is expected to flood over it's banks around 1am.. live in fayettevill

spotty showers in sampson county and other than that, the majority in wake county are dry with showers in orange and durham counties and a closer look at person county, henderson on 85 towards grannville. watch out. be roadway could be wet. fog is not cause to go many concerns. visibility down to 3 miles raleigh, 4-mile in durham. prepare for the cloudy conditions. don't be caught without that umbrella today and i will let you know when the drier weather retuin forecast. stefan? >> thanks so much, alyssa. 5:12. >>> a bizarre situation in poston as a tour company bus hits a pedestrian and it's not the first time it happened. what the company has been involved and how many times it happened >>> and how much a come on... old. its triple action formula is relentless at killing fleas and ticks for a full 30 days. good boy! beyond has a natural grain free pet food committed to truth on the label. when we say real meat is the first ingredient, it is number one. and we leave out corn, wheat and soy. >>> breaking news in charlotte this morning. a second night of violent protests after a deadly

chris godwyn is a sampson county sheriff's detective who's worked the case for the past nine years. it's hard. "not knowing -- not having the best leads to follow." then along comes a major break in the case of jacob wetterling in minnesota. he was 11 years old when he was kidnapped in 1989. for nearly 27 years, nobody knew confessed and pointed police to the boy's body. a tragedy, yes; but at long last, a resolution. "they just want to know. and i think that's what bothers most people is the not knowing. it's hard to ... they wan tot put a face to it." buddy would be 20 years old now. here's an age progression photo to show what his face might look like. detective godwyn says five or six leads come in every month. he and the sheriff once traveled to florida chasing a lead. "we have no reason to believe that he's not still alive. and until we have a alive, then we are gonna keep looking for a live person." justice, he says -- and hope -- will keep driving him. that was bryan mims reporting... buddy had moved from florida to live with his aunt and uncle in sampson county months befor

. >>> a mile in clinton and sampson. then you work your way up the 95 corridor. visibility less than two miles. rocky mount is less than a mile. these conditions will get worse before they get better. certainly continue watching this and c you get ready to head out the door. let's get to the temperatures. 9 9 in durham. a little milder than where we were yesterday morning. 7 # right now in -- 71 right now in clinton. we'll look out for that fog. 70 there. 83 at lunchtime. we make it to 8 #. not as hot as yesterday. yesterday and tuesday we hit the low 90s. this will be a change for us. back to 84 through 6:00 and storms possible. more on the rain and coming your way and when it will finally taper off in just a little bit. >> thanks. we'll take that slightly cooler weather. an event is underway to prevent kids from dying after being left in hot vehicles. later what some lawmakers are pushing for and a knight poses -- but this isn't just any knight whovment hand out being under the helmet and why they were oh, dishwasher, oh, he doesn't know any better. you just ne

so south of garland and sampson county with thunder and lightning moving slowly off to the coast. back to the west in cumberland and hope county and moore county. a good many of us are dry. some could three days of temperatures in the 70s. that's where we'll stay. the cold front is in our state. it will not do much the next few days other than bring us clouds and rain. tonight we'll bring a few showers in. some drier time through 9 and 10 and the showers out west come back into our area very late tonight. i'll walk you through the day hour by hour. >>> this week is fayetteville police chief harold medlock's last day on the job. nate rodgers sat down to talk with him. nate joins us more with the event that's honoring him right now. nate? >> reporter: it's a birth sweet day in fayetteville for many residents as well as chief medlock himself. he said he was blessed to have worked in fayetteville. is the finest staff any police cleave could ask for. now nearly 300 people attended today's ceremony, including several city, county and state leaders. there was also lots of laughing and we

here we are in sampson county, fayetteville. this is south of hope mills. showers and storms moving slowly off to the east. nothing severe, but heavy downpours with thunder and plighting in is still dangerous around clinton, south of garland, some showers there but most of them moving out. most are dry right now. we'll have some dry spells broken lines back to the west. they could sneak in late tonight. you see there is one severe thunderstorm warning right now in south carolina. they've had some nickel and dime sized hail. it's been a long time since we've had severe weather. we might have to think about that tomorrow. temperatures right now generally in the 70s in most spots around central north carolina sure it's nice after the hot summer we had. we'll keep the rain chance around 7:00 or 8:00. then a dry time around 10. i'll up the chances before we dry it out for tomorrow morning's commute. look at wednesday morning. another morning in the upper 60s f you missed it this morning or the day before this feels pretty good. so here's the issue, so clouds and

that's after gary lee sampson's initial death penalty sentence was thrown out. a federal judge tossed the sentence because of juror wrongdoing. the juror lied about her background. sampson was sentenced to die for carjacking and killing 19-year-old jonathan rizzo kingston and 69-year-old philip mccloskey of taunton during a week-long crime spree in 2001. he confessed to police that he stabbed both men. that same week, he strangled a former concord city councilor after breaking into a new hampshire cabin. he was convicted separately in that crime. a report of attempted abduction in townsend. tried to grab them. the boys say the man ran into the woods. so far, police say they do not believe there's a danger to the public. emily: hillary clinton recovers from pneumonia. donald trump focussing on the battleground states. eyeopener's erika tarantal tracking overnight developments. >> donald trump will tape an appearance on the dr. oz show today. he's promised to release tonight he will visit flint, michigan, hold a rally in ohio. mike pence is set to hold a rally in

. >>> a sentencing retrial for gary sampson is set to begin wednesday in federal court in boston. a jury gave him the death penalty back in 2003, after he pleaded guilty to killing two massachusetts men in 2001. but that was later overturned bay judge who found one of the jurors lied about her background. sampson was convicted separately in new hampshire for killing a third man. >>> a big day for all the boston athletic association will open registration for the 2017 boston marathon. the b.a.a. says redge strays opens at 10:00 monday morning using the same process as in the past. the fastest qualifying runners of each gender group register first. registration for the marathon closes september 17th . the race is set for monday, april 17th. >>> we've got some perfect and not too hot out there. well, today was all about change. this morning it was humid, it was cloudy. we had showers and thunderstorms that rolled through and brought in very gusty conditions. take a look at some of our wind reports gusting from 40 to 50 miles per hour. fitchburg had a gust of 51 miles per hour and wit

now we have a storm up cumberland county but cloud to ground lightning in the western portions of sampson county seeing heavy down pours at this point in time. looks like it's moving north ward so wade would be in the line for this and hold together eventually near the erwin and dunn area. warrenton seeing that heavy rain. cloud to ground lightning there as well and breezier conditions from time to time. let's reiterate those flood warnings still in effect m the sand hills cumberland county, harnett county, sampson and hoke county under a flood warning. we are also watching for flash flooding across several dams this afternoon. we are looking at good win area, mclaughlin and long valley farm lake have dams near failure status. into the weekend as well watching closely for the lower it crested at 31 feet setting an all time record for that river. we will continue to watch the weather move across the area. more on that in just a bit. russ? >> crews and residents are cleaning up their clean up effort after devastating flooding in several north carolina counties. spring lake mill pond dam bre

right around sampson county and cumberland and hope county we could see an isolated shower or's dorm, those will be hit or miss and nature. let's get to the temperature , 82 under him, 84 raleigh, low 80s and lillington and the bill, run clinton, 82 clayton, some areas henderson, lewisburg to name a couple , sanford reporting 79. what is in store for the rest the day, similar conditions to yesterday. and after 9 high close to 87, that's 85 at 6:00, if we see wet weather it will be during that timeframe and that we are dry, midnight 74, falling into the upper 60s again for tomorrow morning. tomorrow looks dry but we are tracking the front i will let the rain chances in your complete storm team forecast. >>> no charges yet and an armed robbery attempt at nc state, investigators say it happened just after midnight, a man masked by a debt to us by event and a demanded a cell phone before leaving in the victim was in her. >>> the 34-year-old victim of last night's deadly shooting was identified in downtown durham. east main street just after 7 pm, larry owen's body was found. no charges ha

jury selection started in the indicates against gary ley sampson convicted of killing three men back in 2001. sampson was sentenced to death 13 years ago but that was thrown out in 2011 because of juror misconduct. a new jury will decide if he will spend life in prison or get the death penalty. >> the bait rots putting they will go up against the dolphins this year. randy gillette is here this afternoon and what the team is saying. >> gronkowski back at practice surrounded by players you would think running sky high after a season-opening win on the road against a tough arizona team. >> any w feels good. sleep on the plane i was so jacked up from winning. >> reporter: the coach is looking forward to the miami game by looking back at season-ending loss to the same team that cost the patriots homefield advantage through the play-offs. >> all you gotta do is turn on our game against miami last year. bad coach and bad plan. bad, period. >> reporter: the players may have heard this script before from belichick but once again they're getting the message to turn the page from last weekend's

. >>> the sentencing retrial for gary sampson is set to begin tomorrow in federal court in boston. a jury gave sampton the death penalty after he pleaded guilty that sentence was later overturned by a judge who found one of the jurors lied about her background. sampson was convicted separately in new hampshire for killing a third man. >>> samsung is telling its customers to stop using their galaxy new 7 smartphones immediately. this comes after several reports of the phone catching fire or exploding while charging. the latest case is a 6-year-old boy in new york who was burned after the phone exploded right in his hands. the boy's family says he was watching videos on the phone when it happened. >> the battery exploded and he threw it on the floor and it looked like fire in the house. >> the boy was released from a local hospital and in the meantime customers are discovering work-arounds by not charging their phones completely but samsung is asking customers to avoid this trick, saying they will replace every smartphone. >>> all right, nice and big clear skies. temperatures much mi

sean: jury selection is underway in the resentencing trial of killer gary sampson. sampson was sentenced to death after being guilty of killing two massachusetts men in 2001. eight years later, a federal judge overturned the sentence because a jury lied ant her background. the new injury will be asked to decide if sampson should get the death penalty or life in prison. admitted to killing a man in meredith shortly after the other killings. erin: the daughter of ray charles is helping to fight against the drug crisis. sheila ray charles joined a panel of education -- experts. she talked about mental health work forces. it allows current and potential studentses to meet with people working to help people who are struggling with the issues. charles who was addicted to crack cocaine says her >> to be able to bring a message of love and hope and a -- being in a place where a generational curse has stopped, because we're talking about my grandparents had an addiction, my father had an addiction, my mother had an addiction. then i had an addiction. erin: charles shares her

the reaching sampson towards clinton and roseboro as we start off our morning so let's get to those temperature. the map looks similar to yesterday, upper 60s henderson and south hill and 70s elsewhere. 70 roxboro, 71 durham, siler city and sanford, lower 70s in lillington and fayetteville and clinton. raleigh, 72. as you make plans for the day ahead, most of you will be dry what stray shower possible, te peeks of sun, 79, and we'll see peeks of sun for the afternoon and near normal, high of 81, isolated showers towards 6:00 this evening. i want to switch gear and check your traffic update before you head out the door this morning, pretty quiet and no 440, 40, or 540. we have an early morning accident in johnston county near kenly on nc 222 westbound at peacock lane and doesn't look like it's in a very populated area or causing delays this morning. we'll let you know if that changes on cbs north carolina. let me slide you down to fayetteville, in the green on fayetteville. the commute is all yours. let's get to drive times. we're seeing things slow down between i-540 and downtown. remember, we

luckily right now it's confined to sampson county. it will stay light to moderate through the he can. everyone else dry right now. there are more showers back to the south, though, as these could still impact areas along and east of i-95. but another major flooding event is not in the forecast tonight and not even tomorrow even though there's more rain in the forecast tomorrow. and now as we switch over to the radar estimated rainfall reports, everyone got rain and just by looking at the colors, if you see orange or anything else, red, purple, orange is three inches. a lot of people got at least th in the sandhills from hash et down to cumberland county. as we put in some of the amounts, you can see widespread amounts from 7 to 11 inches. again that is a historic flooding event. because of the rain that's already in the ground, knot necessarily because we're expecting more flooding rain, there remains a flash flood watch through 10:00 tonight. but again, it's just small rain chances for the next several hours with mostly cloudy skies

antoinette: randy, jury selection is set to begin this morning after gary lee sampson's initial death sentence was thrown out. wrongdoing. the judge determined that juror lied about her background. samson was sentenced to death in 2004, but that sentence was overturned seven years later. he was convicted for carjacking and killing 19-year-old jonathan rizzo of kingston and phillip mcklosky in 2001. he confessed that he repeatedly stabbed both those men and strangled a cit breaking into a new hampshire cabin. he was convicted separately, and jury selection will start at 9:00 this morning. live outside the federal courthouse in south side boston, antoinette antonio, wcvb newscenter 5. emily: thank. the man convicted in a drunk driving crash in milford is now appealing to the highest court. a judge found nicholas guaman was driving drunk when he hit motorcycle. guaman claims he did not know the body was under his truck. he is serving 12 to 14 years for manslaughter and will be deported at the end of his sentence after illegally immigrating from ecuador. this murder suspect is still at la

officer ollie sampson and bono.artners one year, but these days, the driveway is as close as bono gets. the belgian is a bit lame. >> there's a knot, right there. it's frustrating. >> reporter: bono was at his first competition, a top dog contest with teams from all over, gathered in vacaville last month, putting dogs through their paces and agility, detection, apprehension. bono started strong, even won a trophy in the first round, but landed badly off a six foot wall, and tore a ligament. >> i look at him like, you're not even hurt, you're faking it. but i can feel the knot, i know the injury is there, i'm not going to chance it. >> reporter: bono has had some therapy, and on wednesday, comes surgery. to hopefully get him back into action. he makes many public appearances. sampson calls him a turn key dog. works flawlessly, and friendly to everyone. at home, he's mellow, a goof ball. >> he's a union dog. when he gets home, he turns it off. >> reporter: bono's only clue he's hurting, lifting his paw to take the pre

. >>> jury selection in the death penalty retrial of gary lee sampson. yesterday, potential jurors filled out questionnaires at federal court in south boston and more will do the same today. lawyers will then toss out anyone not suitable to serve. everyone else will be called back for more in-depth questioning next week. sampson of killing two men from massachusetts and another from new hampshire. a judge later tossed a sentence after he found out a juror lied about her background. >>> town send police are still looking for a man who stole tools from a local business owner. surveillance video caught this man driving his truck into the driveway knocking on his door and helping himself to thousands of dollars worth of smith's tools. >> i have a chain saw that was grinders, drills, jacks, all types of stuff. >> smith said he relies on the tools for his trucking work and businesses have gone down without them. they are still investigating the theft. >>> a plan to attack alcohol to help combat the opioid crisis is getting a second look in boston. two city cou

he went down sampson street from 52nd to 51st. >> coming from everywhere down here. >> reporter: his next target, five shots into a bar. he then slowly walked to his next location, 49th street, where he fired a barrage of bullets into a car with a man and woman inside. the trail of gunfire and bloodshed finally ended in an alleyway about a block away. where university of pennsylvania police officer eddie miller confronted the gunman. >> we got another officer down. >> reporter: officer miller took the final bullet. but helped end the rampage. >> this is the united states of america. this should not happen in this country. >> reporter: george spencer, nbc 10 news. >> be sure to stay with nbc 10 and the nbc 10 app for continuing coverage on this shooting rampage. our team is digging for answers about the suspects past and we'll keep you updated on the victim's conditions and the investigation. >>> in other news, the family of a new jersey state trooper who died in the line of duty received a special surprise this weekend. west sampson township's municipal drive located right next to th

jury selection is now under way for the resentencing of gary sampson. a federal judge threw out sampson's initial death penalty sentence because a jury lied about her background. sampsonle massachusetts men during a week long crime spree in 2001. sampson has also admit to killing a man in meredith shortly after the other killings. josh: a vermont police officer will not face criminal charges for shooting and kill a pitbull that attacked his dog. the hartford officer, was reasonable to believe that kill the dog was necessary in oh order to prevent his dog from being injured. neck, the owes fieferred several warning dogs to try to stop the dog before shooting the pitbull. jennifer: several members of of the swat team are getting medical help after a drug bust in connecticut, they walked into a cloud that likely contained drug particles while at a hartford home, they think it was fentanyl or heroin. eleven officers were treated for symptoms ranging from headaches to nausea, they also seized 50,000 bags of materials. manchester police say a new tool in drug

luckily right now it's confined to sampson county. it will stay light to moderate through the he can. everyone else dry right now. there are more showers back to the south, though, as these

sentencing retrial for gary sampson is set to begin wednesday in fede boston. the jury gave sampson the death penalty after he pleaded guilty to killing two massachusetts men during a 2001 crime spree. that sentence was later overturned by a judge, who found one of the jurors lied about her background. sampson was convicted separately in new hampshire for killing a third man. >> vanessa: police say a level 3 sex offender exposed himself to several people over the weekend. 48-year-old joseph laplante was arrested sunday morning after witnesses reported a scantly clad male on flanders road in charges. else out on bail tonight. arson investigators are looking into who started two car fires in worcester over the weekend. firefighters were called to an address on country club boulevard early sunday morning. investigators say witnesses reported seeing someone pour accelerant on the car, then spread it to another. new at 6:00 p.m., police in new hampshire need help tracking down the two machine you see here. they are wanted in a vicious attack in downtown portsmouth,

exploded ten days ago suffering burns when he tried to hold the phone out of his pocket,h it ca after sampson recalled its phones and the week beforem the government were ordered its own recall they could set a precedent for future liability suits,s, samsung blamesy the r fiasco on apple, sources close to the company to bloomberg that sense of rush to debut the apple iphone seven may overwhelm consumers, which the suppliers to meet your deadline to get the phone on the market before apple, as for fixing the problem, sampson announced details of its replacement plan for the phones will be at most retail locations by next wednesday, they can also trade the phone for ans galaxy s-7 or seven edge and receive a refund for the difference. >> if you filled up your gas tanknk gas prices are up, according to aaa the average is $2.17 that is up 10 cents from last week but before you complain, it could b worse the average nationwide is $2.21. >> it has to do with a pipeline leak in alabama causing shortages across the southeast of some service stations in atlantata began running out of gas waiting for g

tony sampson and company get a test, last year on the first drive it looked like it was going to be another route. score, 7-0 bruins. but the rebels come back fm tough as nails, watch him take it third and 13. trying on linebackers and safeties. over to lexington thomas. mosey johnson is going to be live down the middle. increasing the lead to 28-7. back comes johnny stanton. makai stevenson. touchdown, third quarter stanton again taking it into the end zone, it was a seven-point game but that was as would get. the bruins win, 42-21. tough place to play in front much all those irish fans. >>> sprint cup finale, to begin next week in chicago. that keselowski had to be towed busch was safely back. ryan newman, tony stewart, david reagan all crash. jamie mcmurray, is a wild card getting in. >>> glovekin middle turning point, drawing blood from glovekin triple g broke hes eye socket. knows he can't do anything with that bad eye. 23rd excessive knockout. stair, the athletic boxer and wrestler, dropped him with a punch, but was able to get back up land a combination of his own and then the champ

mainly been south of clinton and sampson county. you can see those are even quickly tapering off. none of that around this morning. 70 right now in durham. 71 in raleigh. we're at 66 in roxboro and 68 in siler city. fayetteville checking in at 73. we'll be right around 78 at lunchtime this morning. nowhere near as hot as last week. spent the majority of last week in the 90s. today, a high of only 83. wac back to 81 at 6:00. after about 3:00 today. more opt rest of the workweek forecast in about 10 minutes. right now, baaing back to you. >> the car wash owned by a fayetteville man killed early in the month is back open this morning. police say he was at an argument. they are charged with murder in his death. his friends and family say he was known for helping get work and he fed the homeless in a space he maintained near the car wash. >> now charged with second- degree murder after police say he helped kill his stepfather. officials found ken wall's body. hi d was ruled suspicious. >> a cease fire is expected to begin today. officials there and here in the u.s. are hopeful it will

our game of the week is sampson versus heritage. this will be strength on strength. we have a preview of that game. >> jeff, we're just happy to be playing football at heritage high school with the weather we had. just down the road all cumberland games have been cans selled. here in wake forest it's a battle of the opposites. giving up just six points per ga with a brash high powered offense scoring 36 points. >> it's homecoming for us. so it's a lot of positive things going on. so openly we can back it up -- hopefully we can back it up. >> playing good defense. being solid. that's part of our goal and, again, be there with a chance to win at the and. glory. in wake forest, todd gibson, cbs noh carolina. >> thanks. as you all know, i asked for one day a week, one day, friday. i want to see as much football as possible and wes, i blame you. >> you call me when it's nice out this weekend. >> let's be honest we're ready for a weekend on many different levels. mostly dry. a crumb of fast moving showers but some sunshine this en good-bye september. captioning sponsored b

the 10% chance of rain is basically in southern sampson county. otherwise, we drop down to 79. 76 at 10. if you're up and at 'em tomorrow morning. 66 degrees is how this will the southeast. high pressure to the northeast east. to the west we have the cold front. the weekend in between means we will be warm, not hot. as we head back to work and school on monday, julia still meandering very weak offshore not impacting our weather but the cold front getting ready to move through. that will give us a few showers front mon monday it will be warm in the upper 80s but cooler and drier by tuesday and for most of next week. so did you know this weekend is the last weekend of summer? fall starts next thursday. so here we go. we start in the upper 60s saturday jumping up to 80 by lunchtime topping out in the mid-80s. i like that for the pick day of the week. we've got warmer temperatures to take us from 70 sunday so there's the last weekend of summer. i don't think we're sad about it because it's been so darn hot. out in the tropics things are remaining busy

. >> and sampson county service went out of business. johnston ambulance service closed at the and of august and about 400 people lost their jobs. sutton county made extra trips to care for the nonemergency patients. >> i was honestly overwhelmed at the number of volunteers that were able to help out. they volunteered their time. >> cutten town chief bradley jackson said county emergency managers said they would have had difficulty without the volunteers. >>> well, a day before her mother makes another campaign stop in income in chelsea clinton made two more stops. >> chelsea tolled a packed room president obama's of hiring for science, technology, engineering and math. >> we're expect our teachers to also be social workers, nurses, to be all things in the classroom. >> she >> you can catch the lieutenant governor debate. the current challenger went head to head. the debate airs tonight. wes hohenstein. good-bye to the dreaded 90s. >> we've got two cold fronts. we're trying to figure this out. fall starts awoke from tomorrow. that's the

. >>> jury selection is underway in the death penalty retrial for serial killer gary ley sampson. potential jurors filled out a questionnaire today. more will do the lawyers will then toss out anyone not suitable to serve. sampson was convicted in 2003 of killing two men from massachusetts and another from new hampshire. a legitimate lear tossed his sentence after he found -- the judge later tossed his sentence after he found out that a jury lied about her background. >>> the police department's evidence room scandal that has already led to six drug cases being tossed out. long investigation. >> reporter: in the completed evidence aud that it we obtained it's clear a lot of evidence was missing. police say they have recovered a lot of this but some is still missing and because it's tampering hundreds of cases could be at risk. >> i find the auditer's report and poor recordkeeping practices by the police department to be deeply troubled and unacceptable. >> reporter: six criminal cases involving drug charges have already been thrown out, and one more today. the audit of the braintr

sampson was convicted in 2003 for killing two men. a judge later tossed his sentence after they found out the juror had lied. >>> the second case of west an investigation is to find out where he was infected, exposed to mosquitos. it first showed up last month in middle sex counties. >>> boston light, the first lighthouse, is still manned and still operational. >> and it turned 300 years old today. laura miller found out how the celebration is reminding some city leaders to not be focused on the city's future. >> reporter: yeah, it's be restored, rebuilt, and it's a sign for some to make sure we're doing enough to save our city's history. standing tall and strong, boston light, america's first lighthouse, and the boston keepsake, reveered today on its 3 00th birthday. beyond the pomp and circumstance of the celebration, there's also the significance this lighthouse still has. steps, high above the harbor, the light still shines, to the soft hum of the motor, that powers the light that can be seen for 27 miles. still manned and operati

gary sampson pleaded guilty to the july 2001 carjacking murders and was sentenced to death. but that sentence was thrown out 5 years ago after a judge found one juror lied about her background. a sentencing retrial is set to begin wednesday. about 3 months. >> a plymouth man is expected in court today. charged with stealing police support flags on the cape. barnstable police say witnesses saw 60-year-old david hickman on the route 149 overpass last night. hickman is accused of taking the flags off the overpass and burying them in the woods. police are also checking if he is connected to two other cases of similar vandalism. boston police officers begin the department's body camera pilot program today. the authority to force officers to wear the cameras. it will be a six-month pilot program. the union expressed disappointment with the judge's decision. however, in a statement, the president said he will work to make the cameras a success. we're getting a new look at the building that's slated to overtake the beloved prouty garden at boston's children's hospital. this 11-story

jury gave gary sampson the death penalty in 2003 after he pleaded guilty to killing two massachusetts men in 2001. that sentence was later overturned by judge who found one of the jurors lied about her background. sampson was convicted separately >> daniel: police say there's no danger to public despite reports of strange man trying to abduct three teenage boys. officers launched a manhunt in townsend yesterday afternoon and man jumped out from rocks near the police station and startled them and man slapped one of them on the neck before running off. however, after checking surveillance video police say there's no threat to the public investigating. >> julie: massive fire and dozen firefighters battled the flames from the roof top stories of the four story buildings on rutland street yesterday. you can see them working hard in video. residents on the lower floors came home to discover they were spared the most serious damage. >> looked in and see the second floor up i could see the seals were white, meaning hasn't burnt through there. >> propane tanks and grills are illegal on roof de

the new jury will decide if sampson should receive the death penalty or hive in prison. >>> a murder he warrant has been issued for the man police believe killed his former emiliodelarosa. he was just released from state prison in january after serving 4 years for kidnapping rosa and attempting to murder her. court papers shows a long history of abuse and in a restraining order she wrote he grabbed me by my neck the day before telling me this child is going to be left without a mom. i am scared for my life along with my child's life. she later loosen the restrictions on the order so he could the victims advocates say there are other legal options for parents in danger. >> supervise visitation centers. mod fight custody adpreements -- modified custody agreements that might protect not only the child but the victim parent. >> the 4-year-old son was not physically hurt but authorities are concerned about what he may have seen. >>> to campaign 2016, donald trump will visit flint michigan to spend child care visit and we know when hillary clinton willreturn to the campaign trail. >> repor

two and a half miles across portions of sampson county. so as you're planning your day it's a bit breezy out there. 70 at 8 a.m. 74 at noon. 76 our afternoon high. it will be cool and wet. back into the mid-70s. they continue through 6:00 this evening. more wet weather for thursday. but there are drier days ahead. all of the details on that in abou >> o.k. for now it's 5:11. still ahead a hotel in dallas goes up in tblaim flames. what started the fire and was anyone injured? have you -- coming up tell you what it is and the effect it may have and can have on your own children. come on... dogs just won't quit. neither does new frontline gold. its triple action formula is relentless at killing for a full 30 days. good boy! go for the gold. narrator: look up the facts on richard burr. the insurance industry gave richard burr's campaigns one-point-one million dollars. that's public record. and richard burr wrote a plan to privatize medicare. "new profits for private insurers would be as high as sixteen to twenty-six billion." but seniors would

. >>> jury selection is under way in the death penalty retrial of gary lee sampson. potential jurors filled out a questionnaire at the federal court in south boston today. more will do the same tomorrow. lawyers will then toss out anyone not suitable to serve. everyone else will be back for more -d wednesday. sampson was convicted in 2003 of killing two men from massachusetts and another from new hampshire. the judge later tossed the sentence after he found out a juror had lied. >>> a new push to find a new killer in an unsolved murder. 24 years ago, susan was brutally murdered. she was working for northwest airlines at logan airport when she was clear. today, clearchannel has placed digital billboards along 93, route 1, asking for information last night, fox 25's bob ward spoke to her mom who isn't giving up hope. can you watch bob's report now on fox25boston.com. >>> new hampshire is getting a lot of attention this week from both presidential campaigns. marty walsh will join the campaign trail this week stomping for hillary clinton. he will be at the harvest dinner