((vanessa)) and i'm vanessa ruffes... if you're just waking up... is was another wild, chaotic night in charlotte, north carolina... (vanessa the governor overnight declared a state of emergency, and called-in the national guard. hundreds of protesters left the area after police fired flash grenades and tear gas into the crowds last night. but several groups stayed behind... they attacked people, shattered windows, and set small fires. one critically injured. officials say police did ?not shoot the man. the latest report says 3 people.. and 4 officers are hurt. this all comes after the death of keith lamont scott. he was shot and killed while officers were serving a warrant on a different person. officials say scott was in a car in the parking lot... when he got out with a gun. when he refused to drop it... he was shot. no closed captioning is (wally) ever since the 80s, we've been told to "just say no" to drugs... but that message is not getting through, when it comes to ?heroin. overdoses are in the bay area... and today, sarasota police are going

hello everyone, i'm mark ockerbloom. >> vanessa: i'm vanessa welch. it happened around 4:00 p.m. today at the intersection of central and washington streets. ted daniel has been speaking to witnesses and piecing together what happened out there. ted? >> the reporter: vanessa and will only tell us right now that a male has been shot, all the other information that weaver reporting this afternoon is coming from witnesses, including a woman who was inside the cvs when this happened. this is the scene here, police have temporarily closed the store, however, they are now aleading and suggestive people to pick up prescriptions from the drive through. this happened about two hours ago, near the front of the store, where the cash registers are. shot at least once in the upper arm or shoulder. several other young adults were seen running out of the store, immediately following that gunfire. we don't know what sparked the violence, but a witness tells me, she heard people arguing, followed by two loud pops. >> it was more like surprise, i think, for most people, they didn't really, you kno

((vanessa)) and i'm vanessa ruffes.. in for jen.. let's start off with a check of the forecast, with dave. scattered showers & storms developing and moving inland today. rain chances around 40%, with high temps in the upper 80s. tonight will feature variable clouds and muggy conditions. lows in the mid 70s. more scattered storms for thursday, with high temps in the upper 80s. rain chances around 50%. (dave walter/ the hole runs deep.. but it's impact can be felt even deeper.. this morning - is a big morning for people who live around the mosaic plant in polk county. vanessa/2shot fox 13's ken suarez is li ken - what are we expecting to happen today? roll cue to vo: first wave of ((vanessa/dbx)) thank you, ken. ((walter)) he called it therapy.. but police call it illegal.. this morning, arrest - for what he's accused of doing to two women. ((walter fox-13's shayla reaves is live at the "m-a counseling center" in lakeland.. shayla - these are some serious allegations. thanks, shayla. ((vanessa)) two weeks after suffering a stroke - for

hello everyone, i'm mark ockerbloom. >> vanessa: i'm vanessa welch. there are 3200 power outages in our area, most on the cape and islands. tonight, we have team coverage for you from nantucket to the begin with fox 25 storm tracker chief meteorologist kevin lemanowicz and we are going to be dealing with hermine for a few days. >> kevin: a few more days for sure, but you know, we've had much worse. we've had nor'easters that have done more damage than this, but this nor'easter looking storm that used to be tropical is still churning out here and hermine wants to back up on us. we lose the clouds because we lose the sunlight. the storm is not disintegrating, i'll switch over to the in everybody is getting rain all the time and that's the situation with a storm system like this. you're not going to have rain constantly, but you will get heavy bands to come on through like this one coming right through the upper cape right now and this one to the south shore. let's go to the outer cape, eastham and that's where coast guard beach is, you're getting the na

((vanessa murphy)) but soon after... ((nat of news report or tv effect )) ((vanessa murphy)) news reports, vigils and more help put it all into perspective. ((jim: you were rooting for him to make it.)) ((vanessa murphy)) six days later - shakur died. ((jim: it's sad and you know he had a lot going for him and i'm sure he would still be making music today.)) 14 minutes from start to finish - they say lasted 14 minutes from start to finish - for them - is unforgettable just like tupac shakur is to so many. ((jim: we remember it like it was yesterday...we've run thousands and thousands of calls since that call and we remember every detail of it like it was yesterday. shane: absole much of an influence he really did have and how big of a deal it was...i guess i realize it more now than i did 20 years ago. shane: exactly.)) ((vanessa murphy)) vanessa murphy, 8 news now.// >>> ((brian loftus)) >> metro police tell us the murder case is at a standstill. we've learned some people who may have been witnesses or somehow connected

. >> vanessa: i'm vanessa welch. fox 25's katherine burcham has been covering the story for more than a year an cat rain, you why people are so concerned. >> the reporter: for the past year or so, there have already been concerns about polluted drinking water from wells near the runway behind me here at the airport. but these legal documents that we obtained now outline new concerns, saying that officials here violated federal law with how they're handling storm water runoff from the trade port. >> it is troubling. we believe that the time is now for pease to come into >> the reporter: compliance or a lawsuit for the pease development authority, after an investigation at new hampshire's conservation law corings uncovered pfc's around pease traitport. >> these are chemicals that pose significant risk to the environment, and, in particular, to developing fetuses and to newborn children. >> the reporter: investigators identified the risk in areas where rain and snow melts ran lawyers notified pease officials of their in

. >> vanessa: i'm vanessa welch. that storm is slowly moving out to sea, but we could see dangerous surf and rip currents at the coast. we have fox 25 news team coverage for you tonight. meteorologist jason brewer live in duxbury with more on the conditions there. >> mark: but first, let's go to fox 25 storm tracker chief meteorologist kevin lemanowicz, with more on where hermine is now. >> kevin: yeah, spinning around to our south, guys, an believe it or not, moving toward the west, so in the first couple of -- see the thunder, moving this way, toward the new jersey coastline, sending ban these storms when they open up, they're weakening. what i mean by that, there is no real right side to this storm. there's a low level circulation, but everything is on the west side. it's a half storm right now. that's what we call a weakening nor'easter as this point, and when you look to the north, it's still close enough, even though it's far away, to send rain bands into southern new england. they're just not all that heavy. a

> vanessa: that's right. well it's been almost 15 years since the horrific attacks on the world trade center. coming up, see one local man's special tribute to his dad who >> even a small, $10 donation means a lot to me and a note that your father would be proud is -- means a lot. i like to think that i'm doing just that. >> mark: the powerful way he chooses to keep his dad's memory alive, that's coming up at 6:45 p.m. >> vanessa: an we continue to follow breaking news. a driver will face charges in the deadly crash at a west newton restaurant. up next, a man who was capital one believes your bank should work for you, not the other way around. sweet tomatoes describes the so capital one reimagined banking... ?? at are actually free... no minimums. no fees. and a top-rated app, let's you bank right here. that's banking reimagined. what's in your wallet? new hampshire college students are packing their backpacks and heading back to school. and thanks to kelly ayotte, along with the textbooks and pencils, many s

incredible. >> vanessa: look here. this bridge is not for people crews in china just finished one of the world's highest around longest bridges, it stretches nearly a mile long over a river gorge and about a third of a mile up in to the air. it costs nearly $150 million and will open up later this year. wow. well, letting kids be kids. coming up, the local school experimenting with a ban on homework. what teachers want their students to do instead. >> mark: plus, a ton of cash. new details tonight about the (vo) shop all makes, models and colors in your neighborhood... all with worry-free ownership. head to your neighborhood enterprise car sales and let the people who buy more vehicles than anyone... shift your thinking about buying your next one. we're wired differently. which means we can fix things differently. thanks for calling fios, this is ryan. you can't tell me this cord isn't in, i know it's in, it's in but it's not working. i'm sending you a link to the my fios app that's going to let me see what you're seei

: i'm vanessa welch. sky fox flew over the scene as the girls were reunited with their family. in this video, as you look through the circle, you can make out one of the children being taken out of an ambulance. a big hug for the parents picking them up. you can imagine the parent's relief. the girls are ages 4 and 7. they were reported missing on their bikes on mill road. the rockingham county sheriff say both of children are safe tonight. frightening search. also braking tonight in quincy, where there's been a terrible scene on phillips street. police tell fox 25 news, a 54-year-old man accidentally backed over his 52-year-old wife in a car, and killed her. we have been updating this story since our news at 4:00 p.m. tiki: fox 25's christine mccarthy is at that scene in quincy and a shock for the whole neighborhood, christine. >> the reporter: it sure is, an we're right across the street now, live from where this tragic incident happened earlier this afternoon. see that the medical examiner just arrived

good evening, i'm mark ockerbloom. >> vanessa: i'm vanessa welch. fox 25 was there when the worker indictment. you talked to a man who was inside the restaurants when the crash happened. >> the reporter: we did, vanessa, and mark, within the last hour, we spoke to tony wilson, he and his fiancee were inside of the restaurant and here we are, six months later, he tells us, he is still in pain. and look at this, also six months later, the restaurant is still closed. tonight, wilson says, there is some closure, knowing the driver has been indicted. now, let me take you back to that heartbreaking scene in march. the restaurant was packed, all of a sudden, a came down, in west newton. the driver, crossed over washington street, hit several cars, and plowed right into the restaurant. the night of the crash, fox 25 got the video of the driver being taken out of the s.u.v. there, and he was taken to the hospital. the d.a.'s office says bradford casler now faces two counts of motor vehicle homicide, two people were killed. seven others were hurt. now the two

i'm mark ockerbloom. >> vanessa: i'm vanessa welch. 100 million people are expected either campaign. tonight, fox 25 has team coverage, we're going to show you how to read the candidate's body language, including, how to tell if they're lying. but we begin tonight with our political reporter, sharman sachetti, getting ready to watch this debate if person at hofstra. >> the reporter: and we have learned hillary clinton is here in long island, continuing to prep for this debate, for the first time, both of these candidates will face off in front of a national stage in high political drama possibly some fireworks, expected here at hofstra, as hillary clinton and donald trump go head-to-head in front of a national audience, while some republicans had written him off, donald trump appears to be neck anneck and even ahead in the latest polls predebate. >> i think the numbers show us that there has been movement to trump and movement away from clinton. the erosion here has to have brooklyn very, very nervous. they are stacking sandbags in

we are live in braintree, >> vanessa: sharman, thank you. worcester police are looking for the shooter who left one man dad and another hurt after an overnight shooting near a pub. police found 20th 1-year-old victim bleeding on the ground in front of gallagher's pub in west boylston street. they were not able to saver him. a second victim was shot in the leg tanned is expected to survive. the man convicted of killing a boston police officer will get a new trial, thanks to a ruling by the state's highest court. the supreme judicial court that sean ellis didn't get a fair trial. ellis was convicted of the 1993 shooting of officer john mulligan. the court ruled he did not get a fair trial, because two key detectives on the case later pleaded guilty to corruption charges. the district attorney's office said today the evidence still points to ellis as the killer and they will retry the case. >> mark: charges will not likely be filed in the death of a 4-year-old girl at a new from a horse at the lancaster fair. lancaster police are investigating

((vanessa murphy)) vanessa murphy... ((ryan: i met true heroes.)) ((vanessa murphy)) 8 news now. ((christianne klein)) >> ryan says while in high school - he visited the memorial in washington - d-c where he saw the name of teacher barbara edwards. ((paul joncich)) >>> we've got a lot more to come... as 8 news now remembers... ((christianne klein)) >> we look at the k-9 heroes who helped at ground zero... and hear from the handler of the helped on 9-11. ((paul joncich)) >> but first... plenty of people are remembering where they were on this day 15 years ago... let's hear some of those stories: (( just disbelief and what an atrocious death just awful and all the firefighters because my dad was a fireman .. so just yeah sickened and saddened by everything.. it was horrendous i remember basically there was about 50 ministers going through this orientation and everything shut down and all the to watch everythign that happened on the tvs.. it was incredibly surreal.. at first you thought it was a hoax and then when you all of a sudden realize it was real you could hear a pin drop in

great place. >> vanessa: developing tonight. congress has voted to override a veto bill by president obama that would help 9-11 victims get more closer. what this now means for their families coming up at 5:30 p.m. >> mark: new developments in the missing malaysian airliner. up next, the country allegedly fios is not cable. we're wired differently. so we wired the wagner's house with 100 meg internet. which means that in the time it takes mrs. wagner's car to arrive for the airport, she can use fios to download the movie "up in the air" to watch while she's...up in the air. that's the power of fiber optics. and right now get our best offer ever, super fast 100 meg internet, tv and phone for just $69.99 per month online. cable can't offer internet speeds this fast at a price this good. can a toothpaste do everything well? this clean was like - pow. it felt like i had just gone to the dentist. it just kind of like, wiped everything clean. my teeth are glowing. they look great. they are so white. crest hd 6x cleaning. 6x whitening.

hi everyone, i'm mark ockerbloom. >> vanessa: i'm vanessa welch. hurricane hermine's path is changing labor day plans up and down the east coast, right here in new england.

morris pond in 1999. >> vanessa: new at 5:00 p.m. tonight, fox 25's robert goulston talked to one of his children today who continues to stand by him. robert? >> the reporter: vanessa and mark, we did talk to his daughter britt said, she will be at federal court on thursday, supporting her father, who she says is still trying to get a fair trial after all of these years. >> everyone was, you know, just couldn't believe it. >> the reporter: in the 1999 video, you can see state police securi morris' pond in wellesley, where mable was murdered by her husband. >> i was really shocked that in our town, something like that could have happened. >> the reporter: disc was convicted and sentenced to life in president reagan -- prison for hitting his wife in the back of the head with a hammer and then slitting her knife. he first told police she was attacked when he was walking in within the state system, and he's petitioning for a writ of habeas corpus to be transferred to u.s. district court in massachusetts to see if he can overturn the conv

good evening, i'm vanessa welch. >> mark: i'm mark ockerbloom. wanda rosa's body was found early this among at her home on tudor street. new at 6:00 p.m., fox 25 learning more about the couple's disturbing and troubled past relationship, but we'll begin with katherine burcham live in methuen, where friends told you they were afraid something like >> >> the reporter: close friends tell us during the four years wanda rosa lived in the townhome, they had a very tumultuous relationship with the father of her son. he was so controlling, he wouldn't let her leave the house. >> tragedy on tudor street after police found wanda rosa inside the home e de la rosa. police say, del rosa's mother called 911 before 6:00 a.m. this morning, asking officers to check on wanda. officers say ethan was inside the townhome as wanda was assaulted, but that some time after, de la rosa took their son from the home to his mother's

hi everyone, i'm mark ockerbloom. >> vanessa: i'm vanessa welch. this is a story we've been following closely all afternoon. jacoby brissett taking the the texans last night at gillette and you no he may need surgery. bob ward live with what fans are feeling tonight, but first, let's go to sports director tom leyden den on what this means for the patriots in their fourth and final game without tom brady. >> pretty incredible. i'm at our high school game day game of the week and the buzz is all about jacoby brissett and the fact that depending on the seriousness and there have been conflict being reports, he's got a problem with his thumb. whether it's just sprained or whether he does indeedha ligaments and need surgery, both have been reported today, he'll have a hard time holding a football and a hard time throwing a football. we went digging through video, we actually found a couple of plays during last night's broadcast that we would like to share with you and we'll do that right now. the first one, we'll spot chat it with brissett. he was flexi

((mazzara: it was very sad vanessa.)) ((vanessa murphy)) he was also reminded like so which had photographed for years. when he went to visit ground zero shortly after....the words his heard then - still strike a chord today. ((mazzara: they said this is - this is hallowed ground...crying...)) ((vanessa murphy)) difficult to watch my grandfather get emotional... but he wanted to continue doing the interview... and i think this shows how 9-11 has deeply affected so many even 15 years later...especially ((denise valdez)) >>> be sure to watch our 9/11 special here on 8 news now.. sunday from 5-30am to 6-30am. that's during the time when the twin towers were hit 15 years ago. we'll take you to the many memorials across the country.. and hear from those whose lives were forever changed that day. again that's sunday morning at 5-30... here on channel 8./// >>> ((denise valdez)) be legal in nevada... lawmakers are already busy one of the bills focuses on edible products. patrick walker is live inside "releaf" dispensary near sah

a great job. >> vanessa: how precious got him to the finish line. this weekend, nascar will host one of its bigger races in new hampshire. >> mark: but the's happening far away from track that race fans likely won't see. fox 25's blair miller has more now on one little girl's fight and a community's race to help her. >> the reporter: when the roar of the engines takes over new hampshire motor speedway this weekend, it's the beauty you can't see here that will be on the minds of so many. >> that definitely has changed in boston, at the dana farber cancer institute, 14-year-old emma wants nothing more than to be just 14 years old. she came heir last year, after being diagnosed with a brain tumor. >> when emma was diagnosed, it was a full life change. it changed in a minute. >> the reporter: a year later, they're still fighting here with the help of dana farber, but also the speedway children's charities in new hampshire, which has donated thousands of dollars to help kids like emma in boston. >> it's humbling, it's know, i feel so badly when families

the i-teams vanessa murphy investigated the issue . ((kirsten joyce)) 8 news now good dy, right now./// ((now, live...this is 8 news now good day.)) ((kirsten joyce)) >>> thanks for joining us on 8 news now good day, the valley's news leader. i'm kirsten joyce. ((brian loftus)) >> i'm brian loftus. sherry how's the weather today? ((sherry swensk)) highs back up to 90 degrees by the afternoon and hotter for the weekend. tropical depression julia is pulling out to sea. ((sherry swensk)) tropical storm juilia now 40 miles an hour, flooding is already a problem in the charleston area ... the national weather service says more than five inches of rain has fallen... form over land in state history. let's take a look at the roads with demetria ((demetria obilor)) back to you!/// help catching two armed help catching two armed robbers. they say the men approached a man who was seated in his car on bromley avenue near jones and washington -- opened the door and pressed a gun to his neck. they took his wallet, phone and demanded his a-t-m pin nu

vanessa? >>vanessa: a look at the roads here. we still have a crash working with lane blockage from the last hour. travelling 75 northbound direction in the sun city center area. outside lanes blocked north of the sun city area exit. meantime, our speeds are looking good and our travel times as well so buckle up, be safe and enjoy. >>jennifer: this morning, former israeli president peres has died. that comes two weeks after he suffered' major stroke. he minister on three separate occasions before becoming the country's president. he will be remembered for being instrumental in the peace process. >>russell: 1994 he shared the nobel peace prize with the then prime minister and palestinian leader yasser arafat for their work at the oslo accords. president obama released a statement. a light has gone out but the hope he gave us will burn justice, for peace and for the belief that we can be true to our bestselves to the very end of our time on earth. and in the legacy we leave to others. bill clinton who was president at the sign of -

attorneys office for more information. >> vanessa: all aboard in fitchburg. folks there will have access to their new commuter rail station by the end of this week. we got a look at the new $93 million rail station today. full service will begin in november, but limited trips will begin on friday while construction is being completed. outbound to start with. >> mark: state health officials are investigating an athal farm connected to several nationwide cases of e. coli. four of those cases are massachusetts residents. the centers for disease control announced saturday the cases are linked to the adams farm slaughter house in athal. the usda has recalled all beef, veal and bison distributed from the facility between? july 21st and september 22. >> vanessa: crime fighting, it's going to the dogs in yarmouth. walkers crime watch. the program will train dog walkers how to observe and report suspicious activity. the training only takes about an hour and does not require any additional time outside of your dog walking hours. and in worcester, a moose on the loose.

((vanessa murphy)) but soon after... ((nat of news report or tv effect )) ((vanessa murphy)) news reports, vigils and more help put it all into perspective. ((jim: you were rooting for him to make it.)) ((vanessa murphy)) six days later - shakur died. ((jim: it's sad and you know he had a lot going for him and i'm sure he would still be making music today.)) 14 minutes from start to finish - for them - is unforgettable just like tupac shakur is to so many. ((jim: we remember it like it was yesterday...we've run thousands and thousands of calls since that call and we remember every detail of it like it was yesterday. shane: absolutely.)) much of an influence he really did have and how big of a deal it was...i guess i realize it more now than i did 20 years ago. shane: exactly.)) ((vanessa murphy)) vanessa murphy, 8 news now.// >>> ((paul joncich)) >> metro police tell us the murder case is at a standstill. we've learned some people who may have been witnesses or somehow connected to the murder (((>>>the heat returns this

vanessa? >>vanessa: and dave, still so far, so good on the roadways. 6:46 and we'll check in on our travel times. looks actually a little lighter than we're used to seeing this time of morning. usually 275 approaching the interchange, already in the yellow but we're still at the nine min -- minute ride. if you're coming from pasco heading into northern bruce b downs boulevard, only seven minutes' worth of a drive taking 75 southbound. veterans expressway running up to speed. average southbound direction at the perfect 60 miles an hour and 12 minutes top to bottom from van dyke to memorial highway. we'll get to charley belcher as we always do this time of morning. hello. >>charley: good day, vanessa. how are you this fine morning? >>vanessa: pretty good. how are you? >>charley: good. i'm better than pretty good if i'm spending the morning here, i'm better than pretty good. i really am. i hate to rub it in but yeah, it's pretty great this morning. >>vanessa: must smell good. >>charley: can you i

>> vanessa: breaking news right now. police in townsend announced they responded to an alleged child abduction incident three teenage boys say a man jumped out from a large rock formation and that man apparently tried to grab one of the boys and hit another on the back of his neck. the man is described as having a long gray beard, he was wearing a red t-shirt and a baseball hat. we have working right now to learn more details. we'll have an update for you tonight at 10:00 p.m. that haunted our area. 24 years ago, a logan airport baggage supervisor was found murdered in the trunk of her own car. there has never been an arrest. fox 25's bob ward talked to the mother of the victim in this case as they push to find her killer. >> she had a heart of gold. if you met her and said something to her, you wanted something, she would go out of her way to get it for you. >> the reporter: marlene has never stopped searching for tarasco. >> i thought maybe within the year or so, we would have solved it. >> the reporter: instead, it is

live in worcester tonight, chris >> vanessa: water worries in concord. someone possibly had access to a town's water supply that wasn't supposed to, and now, police are involved. they believe a group of people went to great lengths over the weekend to remove the locks on the water tank and it's the second time it's happened in two months. fox 25's blair miller spent the day in concord asking why someone would do this and if residents should be concerned. >> right now i'm standing on top of the water tanks, they're buried underground, but if you about 1500 pounds, it's usually sitting on top of that other concrete slab, but walk with me. over the weekend, they found that piece of concrete 1500 pounds about what it weighs down this hill hand that's when they got concerned. >> water crews took me up this hill that's built on top of the water tanks where, for a second time in two months, someone's broken the locks to the tanks that hold the town of concord's water supply. >> i believe it probably is the same group of people that decided to break the lock on

. >> vanessa: now to the weather, through georgia and into south carolina. we are watching the impacts of what is tropical storm hermine as it moves forward new england. >> blair: fox 25 storm tracker meteorologist sarah wroblewski joins us now, watching the storm's developments closely and the coast guard is warning people about rough seas out there. >> sarah: you know, as hermine made landfall at 1:30 a.m. this morning, it's expected to stall to our south over the weekend and as it stalls, it will churn up the seas and that's really going to allow for us to see dangerous rip seas as well as some big swells starting late sunday and into monday as well as seeing some rain too, but the exact strength and track, still uncertain. but there have been some upgrades. tropical storm warning now has been placed for the new jersey coastline. a tropical storm watch for long island and this warning extends all the way down to south carolina, because that's where the storm is currently right now, bringing heavy rain and strong winds, winds, 50 miles per hour, but it is

>>vanessa: it's an acronym. >>russell: we're going to get eyeglasses, put tape on them and it's the nerd alert award. whoever is the nerdiest on "good day." >>charley: vanessa, don't let them bully you for your smarts. >>vanessa: are you kidding? i'm so thankful for this award. i would like to thank my parents and i would like to thank -- >>russell: i'm walking out of >>vanessa: i would like to thank google and my "good day" family. >>charley: i like the show that goes 30 seconds off the rails. >>vanessa: i wanted to mention it briefly but -- >>charley: but you went there. all right. i'm out of time. i'm going to tell you about the elite academy in west chase. it is an art school created -- it is an art school animation by former -- created my former disney artists, one in orlando and one hire. i can't wait to tell you what they offer for adults, for kids. if you know somebody who is artistically inclined at all, you'll want to pay attention. we'll have a "good day" in west chase. >>vanessa: this is a testament

((vanessa murphy)) vanessa murphy... ((vanessa murphy)) 8 news now. >> edwards name is one of the thousands inscribed into bronze panels along the edges of the memorial pools that sit where the towers once stood. ryan says he visited the memorial while in high school./// ((sharie johnson)) >>> here at home... folks are paying tribute to those affected by the events on 9/11 at fremont street. that's where we find brittney edney now... brittney? ((brittany edney)) tonight at 7... september 11th procession and tribute will take place here along fremont street. the procession will go from main street to the 3rd street stage where there will be a moment of silence. the fire department's bagpipers will also be playing to pay tribute to all those lost. we'll be here tonight to cover the event... but everyone is invited to come down and show their support and participate. for now, reporting live, ((sharie johnson)) >> earlier today....hundreds came to pay their respects at the palm northwest mortuary's 9-11 ceremony. 8 news now

. >> vanessa: i'm vanessa welch. hurricane hermine's path is changing labor day plans up and down the east coast, right here in new england. 25 storm tracker chief meteorologist kevin lemanowicz, who is keeping a very close eye on the storm's path to our coast. >> kevin: going to come up the coast, vanessa. the question is, will it come far enough north to bring us this rain and wind. we wouldn't get the winds that you're seeing hurricane strength. we could see tropical storm force winds. now this is the center of the storm. it's moving up toward that big bend of florida here. panama city is actually on what would be considered the weaker wind side of the storm, and it's still looking that bad in the video you were showing. live video, 75-mile-per-hour winds from hermine right now hand moving off towa florida, if you're familiar with that part of the world, by 2:00 a.m., it's on shore. look at the winds, 80 miles per hour, weakening to tropical storm status, charleston and savannah overnight and through the day tomor

((vanessa murphy)) but what she describes as usually an oasis....is anything but these days. ((arlene: no power. no nothing.)) ((vanessa murphy)) for more than a month....that means no air conditioning during the hot summer days in ten units of this age 55 plus living community. ((arlene: i kind of thought seniors were special. (laughs))) ((vanessa murphy)) instead there are extension cords in the hallway to at least ke ((arlene: i've got it in here... )) ((vanessa murphy)) while residents like arlene are displaced.... ((mary ann berry/board director: this is the meter that blew out. )) ((vanessa murphy)) and the homeowners association scrambles to fix electrical damage caused by a fire on a august 13th. ((mary ann: this one! (sound) completely destroyed!)) ((vanessa murphy)) a clark county fire report decribes smoking, popping, and sparking from an electrical meter. acting board president bill the problem with getting the power back on is that equipment needed doesn't exist....thanks in part to an older building and newer technology. ((vanessa: is the hoa doing everything it

i'm walter allen((vanessa)) and i'm vanessa... jen epstein will be in later this morning. let's start off with a check of the forecast, with lindsay. less humid out the door tuesday. plan on mostly to partly sunny sky tuesday afternoon with only a stray shower. many areas stay dry with highs near 90. new this morning... a tampa destroyed by flames. this happened on east 12th avenue. firefighters could see smoke and flames coming from the roof of the single-story wood frame home when they arrived on scene. it took them nearly an hour to put out the fire. fortunately... no one was hurt. the cause is still unknown. what was supposed to be a meetup to sell an item advertised online... ended in now, the sheriff's office is searching for the killer. the buyer and seller agreed to meet outside this family dollar on combee road sunday night. things went south when the supposed buyer tried to steal the item... when they ran off... the seller and their friend jeff morrow chased after them. that's when the thief opened fire. 21-year-old morrow was pronounced dead at the hospital. tho

i'm mark ockerbloom. >> vanessa: i'm vanessa welch. there are 250 customers in chill mouth on martha's vineyard without now we are and 800 without power outage in the local area. we'll begin with fox 25 storm tracker chief meteorologist kevin lemanowicz, an kevin, we are going to be dealing with hermine for a few days. >> kevin: yeah. this one is going to be slowly spinning by us tuesday into wednesday and finally, exiting by thursday. that's how slowly it's been moving, moving off to the northwest at 7 miles per hour and i wanted to note, sometimes churned up too much, just a little choppy, because when you have boats and you're in marinas an harbors, they tend to be shelter, which is why they're harbors or marinas. open water on the national sea shore, horseneck beach, you're seeing huge waves. nantucket, you are too. there's the heavy rain rotating on through. you're seeing bands of yellow coming in to the sandwich area, sandy neck, wellfleet, over the harbor there, into carver, we're seeing heavy dennisport and yarmouth area, there

>> vanessa: but first, a walk to remember, brings a man to boston. the powerful reason he's walking the perimeter of our entire what's for dinner tonight? wegmans ez meals. dinner's not just delicious, it's done. [mmmm] we made it for you. like this favorite. scallops with garlic pesto sauce made fresh every day. it's ready to cook. just pop it in the oven put it on your plate. no prep. no cleanup. wegmans ez meals. >> vanessa: he's a man on a mission, walking the perimeter of the country, raising money to help homeless veterans. today, he's passing through boston. >> mark: that's where fox 25's erika richy caught up with him. this is quite an undertaking. >> the reporter: when we caught up with him, he was just passing by the boston police headquarters on tremont street. when he got to this point, he had already been walking 27 months, traveled more than his tenth pair of sneakers. you really have to meet this guy. let me introduce him to you right now. he is 54-year-old leroy bailey of virginia beach, virginia. here he is right there. in fact, in v

. >> vanessa: as we told you will at 5:00 p.m., their decision rams. new at 6:00 p.m., crystal haynes spoke to the superintendent about his decision. crystal? >> the reporter: i actually spoke with police commission every william evans, who is out here in mattapan for a peace walk, for a young man that died on wednesday night. the commissioner tells me that when he asked his command staff to step up, they did right away. he said that they lead rather out here in the communities and should in this program. now, the six month pilot program start on september 2nd, but no one volunteered, and when commissioner evans assigned them to patrolmen, the city's largest union filed a lawsuit in superior court, claiming it was a violation of their contract. now, commissioner evans says having his command staff wear the cameras shows support for the patrol officers assigned to the program, and chief grass, i spoke with today, he volunteered weeks ago, he says, and was wearing one of the cameras at a topic last month. >> i think they wanted to show solidarity with th

((vanessa murphy)) accident.... ((mazzara: during the course of the day it was even more shocking.)) ((vanessa murphy)) a disaster plan was put into place inside the hospital. my grandfather describes waiting in the emergency room for casualties.... ((mazzara: the impression that we had at the time with such a catastrophe that there was so few patients coming in that there were many, many lives lost. )) ((vanessa murphy)) he remembers 30 to 40 coming into his section of the e-r...some wit ((mazzara: they were covered in dust.)) ((vanessa murphy)) all of them shaken up. ((mazzara: they were in shock, emotionally in shock and didn't understand what was happening.)) ((mazzara: we just tried to comfort them.)) ((vanessa murphy)) my grandfather slept in his office for a little while that night...waiting for more patients who never came. photos and messages like this covered parts of buildings like saint vincent's as loved ones hoped to find the missing. ((mazzara: we had a wall of remembrance.)) ((vanessa murphy)) ((vane

make-a-wish foundation does such great work. >> vanessa: they do. they bring so many children and family hope and what a week he will have at disney. in doctors or hospital visits, being a normal kid. >> mark: and having fun. >> vanessa: enjoy. >> enjoy your trip. there's a familiar sound coming back to boston. ?? >> the re neighborhoods all over the hub. >> the reporter: a defense attorney called a coward after she hides her face in court. why her friends say the death of a man she allegedly drove over wasn't her fault. >> mark: but first, we continue to follow breaking news from stoughton where a man was shot inside a cvs pharmacy. >> vanessa: we continue to follow braking news in stoughton, where someone shot a young man inside a cvs pharmacy around 4:00 p.m. today while people were inside shopping. witnesses tell us a man in his late teens or early 20's was shot in the upper arm or shoulder. we're told he was conscious and alert when he was taken to the hospital. several young adults were seen running from the store. overworking to find out if a

tonight, vanessa marcotte's killer is still out there and her murder haunts another family. >> vanessa: they've been waiting for justice for nine years. her killer never found. fox 25's bob ward featured this case on new england's unsolved, and bob, there is some similarities between these two cases. >> the reporter: yeah, there sure are some similarities, but i have to say, no one in law enforcement is yet linking these cases together. oliverra was murdered and her body on fire. her family has been waiting for justice for more than nine years. >> it's just hard. we don't know what happened. >> you loved your sister? >> with all my heart. >> the reporter: brendan was danielle's baby brother. nine years ago, danielle's badly burned body was discovered smoldering at the bottom of a tree behind a warehouse in >> do you think she was still alive. >> there was smoke in her lungs. >> the reporter: danielle was still alive when she was set on fire. >> yeah. >> the reporter: that's brutal. >> horrible. >> the reporter: at the time of her murder, danielle oliveira was 26 years old, a single mom

vanessa? >>vanessa: thanks, dave. it's been quiet throughout the morning. we'll give you an update on your trav sunshine skyway bridge looks clear. only 15 to 17 minutes if you're coming from the 275/75 junction in manatee county over the north end of the bridge. mean meantime, lots of green out there. no big complaints. the only slow spot we have is going to be northbound along the veterans expressway near gunn highway. no incidents reported here but >>laura: chaos in charlotte following the fatal shooting of a black man. they could be seen setting fires, too, at least 12 officers were hurt trying to break up the crowd. one was hit by a rock. the freeway reopened just a short time ago but the tensions remain high. >>russell: officers were searching for a suspect with an outstanding warrant. they confronted an armed man. his family has a different story on this, though. >>reporter: riots break charlotte, north carolina injuring at least 12 officers and several protestors after police say they shot and killed a black man with a gun. >> people are calling my

((vanessa murphy)) but what she describes as usually an oasis....is anything but these days. ((arlene: no power. no nothing.)) ((vanessa murphy)) for more than a month....that means no air conditioning during the hot summer days in ten units of this age 55 plus living community. ((arlene: i kind of thought seniors were special. (laughs))) ((vanessa murphy)) instead there are extension cords in the hallway to at least keep the fridge running.... ((arlene: i've got it in here... )) ((vanessa murphy)) while residents like arlene are displaced.... ((mary ann berry/board director: this is the meter that blo )) ((vanessa murphy)) and the homeowners association scrambles to fix electrical damage caused by a fire on a august 13th. ((mary ann: this one! (sound) completely destroyed!)) ((vanessa murphy)) a clark county fire report decribes smoking, popping, and sparking from an electrical meter. acting board president bill brown says while the exact cause of the fire is unknown.... the problem with getting the power back on is that equipment needed doesn't exist....thanks in part to an

vanessa? >>vanessa: all right. good news is nothing has popped up since our last report but the three previous crashes are still wreaking havoc on the travel times so just a refresher of what we're dealing with. shut down eastbound and westbound at hoover due to a crash involving from what we can tell a dump truck and power lines down across the roadway. so it's pretty backed up in the area as you can imagine. work arounds once again, sligh avenue or preferably further to the north, waters, especially if you're trying to get to the other side of the veterans expressway. slow in the southbound direction, we had a crash in the area of linebaugh southbound. we did have a left lane blocked. can't looks like there could be some lane blockage here and delays are getting back towards ehrlich. expect maybe about an extra 10 minutes or so on the travel times but if you would like to avoid the area of henderson, anderson or sheldon. we'll check the travel times right now. delays between five to 10 minutes on the southbound t

((vanessa murphy)) but soon after... ((nat of news report or tv effect )) ((vanessa murphy)) perspective. ((jim: you were rooting for him to make it.)) ((vanessa murphy)) six days later - shakur died. ((jim: it's sad and you know he had a lot going for him and i'm sure he would still be making music today.)) ((vanessa murphy)) the call which they say lasted 14 minutes from start to finish - just like tupac shakur is to so many. ((jim: we remember it like it was yesterday...we've run thousands and thousands of calls since that call and we remember every detail of it like it was yesterday. shane: absolutely.)) ((jim: you realize how much of an influence he really did have and how big of a deal it was...i guess i realize it more now than i did 20 years ((vanessa murphy)) vanessa murphy, 8 news now.// >>> ((christianne klein)) >> metro police tell us the murder case is at a standstill. we've learned some people who may have been witnesses or somehow connected to the murder are no longer alive./// ((paul joncich)) >>> the two

>>vanessa: i'm on board with that. you take a turn and it spins everywhere so -- >>russell: it could be a gym bag for that matter. just saying. >>vanessa: yeah. just like any model of car, there's something for everybody. all right. 7:42. it's tuesday so that means we have our traffic tip coming up and we're going to play a little game so stick around in a couple of minutes. we'll do a little multiple choice with our anchors and we'll see how much they know about crashes so we're going to focus a little maybe some surprising answers for you, men and women who get in the most deadly crashes, unfortunately. ?? halloween excitement is back at dunkin' with 2 dozen donuts for $12.99. drizzled, decorated, and all dressed up for the season, share the fun with 2 dozen donuts for $12.99. america runs on dunkin'. vo: we asked women in pinellas county to describe congressman david jolly in one word: woman 1: dangerous. woman 2: backwards. woman 3: out-of-touch... woman 4: that's 3 words. vo: david jolly shares donald trump's back

vanessa? >>vanessa: all right. in an update to the abandoned vehicle we showed you in the last report, it was on that bearss exit ramp. looks like that's been cleared and now fdot turned the cameras back around. by the way, travel lanes are looking pretty good, running up to speed here, heading northbound from the intersection to bearss. it should only take two westbound along i-4 between the area of the connector and 275 and 11 minutes is the drive from i-4 to 275 taking 75 northbound. >>russell: american airlines flight is forced to make an emergency landing at tampa international was due to a malfunction with the landing gear. shayla reaves is live at the airport where we're starting to hear from some passengers. this must have been scary. >>reporter: oh, absolutely. we're hearing from passengers who some were emotional as they spoke with us about the events unfolding on their american airlines flight. this is flight number 574 from phoenix, arizona to tampa international airport. here is some video captured pas

((vanessa murphy)) what's also referred to in the report: overzealous prosecution. ((phil: it is my belief is is absolutely the culture of the da's office.)) ((vanessa murphy)) wolfson has reduced the number of death penalty cases since his predecessor. he tells us 40 are pending in clark county rig have been sentenced to death. those numbers to kohn still aren't good enough. ((phil: there's no reason for it.)) ((steve wolfson/clark county district attorney: there's a lot of victims. and family members of victims that want justice so often times what i'm doing is i'm balancing, i'm looking at both sides of an issue.)) ((vanessa murphy)) >> steve wolfson says he is going to implement an integrity unit. an attorney will be dedicated to looking at serious cases at how similar cases across the country are handled to make sure they're being handled the best way in clark county.// ((paul joncich)) >>> north las vegas police are still looking for a homicide suspect.. after he escaped custody. 25-year-old alonzo perez got away friday morning.. after police say he turned his

vanessa? >>vanessa: thank you. we'll check the roadways and the good news is, even though we do have a crash or two working around the area, not dealing with any lane blockage because of those. but we do want to mention this. out of north port, we have a crash. lanes are clear but on the shoulder, you might encounter the southbound direction of 75. sumter boulevard. remember your move over law as you pass on by. 75 here in hillsborough looks good here. we're crash-free but you can see we're starting to pick up the traffic volumes. it looks like we're just at the normal levels right now. >>laura: thank you. nine people are recovering this morning after a gunman went on a shooting rampage condo complex. one of the people is in critical condition. it happened around this time yesterday morning. gunman was reportedly wearing a vintage military dress uniform with nazi emblems and he was killed in a shootout with police. he was a lawyer who had issues with his law firm. >>russell: man accused of killing five people at a

>>vanessa: here are trouble spots. we have reports of a vehicle that crashed into a ditch here, 28th avenue south at 34th street bay view area. keep an eye out and you'll likely see tow trucks and emergency vehicles on site so be careful. this crash out of pasco, u.s. 19 out of 52. we're learning in the intersection now, the good news to give yourself a few extra minutes to be safe and use caution in the area. river view, u.s. 301, lane blockage reported here. not quite sure yesterday which direction but we are seeing, fortunately, no big delays northbound/southbound along 301. >>russell: amber alert out of citrus county. >>jennifer: authorities need help finding two toddlers. the children were in the care of a court investigators say their mother, stacie williams, burst into the tomorrow and took them. when the guardian tried to call 9111, williams grabbed the phone, smashed it on the ground and grabbed her face. >>russell: the license plate number is on the screen. she may be with the children's father. that's ryan w

vanessa? >>vanessa: thanks, dave. we have sky fox checking out the crash on i-4 still causing trouble here. westbound at the exit ramp to hillsborough avenue. still seeingus passing. it will be on the right-hand side and as we told you before, delays building not only on the exit ramp but also you can see here on the interstate south. looks like it's slightly under speed at 52 miles an hour. also just note while we're here checking it out, 75 southbound starting to slow down as you approach i-4 itself. we do have a new crash reported out of pinellas county. ulmerton road at 34th street north, lane blockages reported. most of our delays we're seeing reported eastbound here on this data. however, showing some westbound delays as well. so just a couple of extra minutes out the door. all right. it's about to switch over to 6:45. let's get over to charley. welcome back. >>charley: thank you very much. first of all, i have to reference the dogs behind me because i know that's all you'll be looking at when i'm talking to you