the two worcester, 65 in boston, and we will jump up into the low with a high of about 82 in boston. saturday there will be some showers and thunderstorms, so if you have plans in the afternoon, be ready for showers and thunderstorms to move in. good weather out there right now, no problems, just some patchy fog. olessa: a live look outside at somerville, southbound heading to the bottom of the screen, traffic nice and light. re much the same story, no issues heading south. good shape on 95. the expressway is now only 10-15 braintree to boston. eastbound on the pike, a 15 minute ride. 93 south, patches of delays, then you are in great shape all the way down to the leverett connector. emily: we are tracking new developments right now in what's being called a potential terror attack in london. one woman is dead five other people wounded after a man with a knife attacked a group of custody. police say they are investigating both his mental health and possible ties to terrorism. security is beefed around london today as a precaution. a close call for a woburn driver antoinette: a metal p

erika: we are following breaking news in boston. a teenager shot several times while sitting in a car. this happened just before midnight on gavin way. that boy is expected to survive. our doug meehan is live at the scene. we'll have updates ahead. cindy? cindy: we are watching some showers popping up this morning. when the more serious storms when i look for solutions, i don't start in washington, and has all the answers.arty you know where i find common-sense ideas? right here in new hampshire... where i'm fighting for the good-paying jobs that strengthen our economy. i worked to make childcare more affordable and make it easier to save for college. and to strengthen social security and medicare. together, we're making new hampshire and america stronger. i'm kelly ayotte, and i approved this message. randy: oh, boy! a big birthday surprise for a little florida boy. 5-year-old jacob is now boston strong too. his family has called boston home for about m diagnosed with cancer last year. he underwent three brain surgeries in florida

outside of boston. finally, the new royal governor, the british general, decides that he has to take action. learned evidence that americans are collecting weapons outside of boston in concorde. preventativeake action to seize those weapons to prevent the americans from an uprising in boston. the leader of the revolution at this point is dr. joseph warren. he is basically unknown today. character for the first part of this book and into the second book. he is, in my mind, the guy that should be remembered. john hancock, samuel adams, john adams. as they are5 right about to seize the weapons in concorde, these men that you know from boston are actually outside of boston. dr. joseph ward is the guy kind ,f controlling the protests reacting to british oppression in boston. after the first shot, hancock amses leaves and ward is the one left in charge. he becomes the de facto governor. ward is the guy who sends these two men -- when he sees the out to preparing to go concorde to seize these weapons, at first

all these malicious around boston. -- malitia surround boston. by the way, they didn't find any of these weapons in concorde because they were all hidden ahead of the british arriving. for the next two months, the british are stuck in boston. they get new officers and new soldiers arriving almost daily in may. two of these gentlemen are william howe and his deputy. howe is going to lead in an siege of. bust the that is what leads to a plan where the british are going to go south. this is the peninsula of boston, these are the americans surrounding them. there is a peninsula to the south. it is called dorchester. now it is part of boston. it is a no man's land. there are no houses. the british are going to send troops by boat. they will take the american headquarters in cambridge. that is the land. there is a no man's land of charlestown. there is a real town there but because the troops are on one side and americans are on the other, the inhabitants realize they are stuck in a abandon the town. by june of 1775, it is also a no man's land. however

boston police have been talking to several witnesses. doug: more breaking news out of boston. boston ems telling us three people were shot late last night dorchester. the victims, a woman and two men. the woman was taken to boston medical center. the two men expected to recover. two kids are in the hospital being pulled from a swimming pool at a party in lowell. antoinette: neighbors tell us people were at the house all afternoon before the kids, preschool age, were pulled from the above ground pool. one neighbor says he performed little boy was also in need of urgent help. we're told one of the children was unresponsive. both kids were flown to boston hospital. it's not clear exactly how they're doing this morning. we'll bring you more information as we get it. right now, boston police are still trying to get information on a deadly shooting that happened saturday morning in dorchester near the corner of wendover street and dudley terrace. a man was killed and a woman hurt. she is expected to recover. the police commissioner says search for the shooter. >> all we had was a bl

anna meiler is live in boston getting a look inside boston's firstmedical marijuana dispensaries. this is consider dis-- dispensary. this is where customers can come make purchases starting this afternoon. more than 200 state certified patients have preregistered to company officials say they epared to handle 150 customers a day. the company ceo says "expanding access to the natural medicine will have the potential to improve e of patients and their families. this is the 7th dispensary to open in massachusetts since vo afor medical use four years ago and this is the first dispensary to open in boston. all the products sold at this location are grown at the cultivation facility in lowell. products including cured leaf and infused edible products and concentrates. company officials say they are proud to be in boston and for a decade. some local businesses and residents have expressed concern about the dispensary possibly increasing safety and traffic problems. there will be a ribbon cutting at 10 this mork. we expect to hear more from company officials and community members then. fo

how boston let away. >> from the channel 4 studios in boston, this is wbz this morning. >> good morning to you it's 4:30 i am kathryn hauser. >> i am chris mckinnon. it's wednesday, august 3rd it feels like wednesday. >> poor chris we have to take it easy. >> i must have slept on it. >> are you going to. >> yeah hey what's going on know. >> now you will lie flat while i do the weather cast. good morning. it's 64 in boston right now. we are in the 50s for a lot of the suburbs. it's a cool start. 51 degrees in norwood and 59 in worcester and 55 orange to keene and upper 50s to 60s on cape cod. nothing going on. the only thing we have to get through is fog locally dense quarter mile visibility from orange up to vermont and mile and 1/3 in bed fore. once the fog burns -- bedford. once the found burns off we are -- once the fog burns off we are in for a beautiful day. beautiful mostly sunny, 78 by lunchtime a light sea breeze will kick in keeping the coastline in the upper 70s and we climb into the low to mid- 80s through the interior plenty of sunshine. 82 for the ride home 70s at the comin

you see what is happening in boston right now. it is just gorgeous out there. 72 degrees as we approach sunrise before 6:00 a.m. we have got a dewpoint temperature in the low 60's. that humidity is picking up. oppressive humidity level working into new york city right now. ri low 70's in boston, but elsewhere, it is in the 60's this morning. showers are just to the west are a better chance of thunderstorms as we get toward about mid to late afternoon. a fair amount of clouds today. we are mostly in the low to mid 80's, but the humidity picking up throughout the day. you can see cloud cover this morning, and as we get through lunchtime, scattered storms starting to break out around storms starting to develop mid outside of 495, and if those full together, they will likely get into the boston area by the right home, by 6:00 this evening, and only slowly lying down as you go through the evening and into the overnight hours here and we have a southerly wind overnight, keeping the temperatures mostly in the 70's overnight him and then

boston 69. that's the mid 60s on the cape, as well, and it should be quiet here through the morning hours around boston. can't rule out a spot shower. but as we get beyond lunchtime into the afternoon that's when we may start to see the scattered, stronger storms developing, and with more clouds around today, and the temperatures are not going to be as hot, low to mid 80s for struggle to hit the lower 80s, into the afternoon, it's a slight risk from the storm prediction center. severe storms popping up across new england back into eastern new york, and eastern pennsylvania, northern new jersey, as well. we have got a warm front back to the west, and this is the leading edge of that oppressive humidity. it hasn't been so bad the past 24 hours but the dewpoints are in the 70s to our south, and that soupy air is working on in. so as the warm front comes in and brings in that soupy air, any storms that get heavy rain that could lead to localized flooding, and also lightning but the stronger storms c

a popular restaurant heading to boston. plus a new video chat app hits the market. >> and hackers tartering the nation's largest hotel chains. good morning, jill. >> reporter: good morni least 20 properties in the u.s. including hyatt, star wood and marriott hotels may have been hacked. mal way may have collected names and credit card info dating back as far as march 2015. google is launching its own video chatting app for phones. it will compete with apple's face time, skype, and facebook's them a glimpse of who is calling. duo is available on apple and android phones. and shake shack is opening ttz 100th location today. to celebrate, the first 100 customers at shake shacks worldwide will get a free shack burger. doors open at 10:30. >> never too early. >> we need to go get in line. >> not too early for freeburgers. >> if better use, right? >> thank you very much. we'll see you tomorrow morning. >>> coming up, tedly flooding down south, a closer look at the damage. >> plus the latest wildfire in california now considered a

there outside of boston. they are not in boston. dr. joseph warrren is in boston and he is controlling the protests, not quite a revolution, but the reaction to british oppression in boston. after the first shots, hancock and the two atoms go to philadelphia for the continental congress and worn as the guy -- warren of the guy left in charge. warren is the guy that sends these two men, when he sees the british mustering at boston comments preparing to go to concorde to seize these weapons, at first he to syndication throughout the time that this may be happening. left to the man on the go to lexington and worn hancock. later there are indications that warren sees the troops mustering on boston commons and he sends the man on the right and an urgent ride to lexington and that man is famous, is the famous actor jack black. [laughter] i think he looks the same. paul revere. paul revere rides out and meets up and they ride to concorde going house to house yelling, we all know he says, the americans are coming. it

the southwesterly wind will keep the sea breeze away so look at boston. south of boston, down to bridgewater, but south coast, cape islands, that went off the water for you, right olessa: thank you, cindy, delays starting to build as you travel down to the bridge and make your way into boston. southbound side heading to the bottom of the screen, and the same here on the lever connector. let's get to the maps and check out the rest of your ride. no major issues. 95, volume here in canton if you are traveling on 128 into the braintree split, and then once you get there, the expressway, 15 to 20, braintree into boston. pike 15 minutes, 495 to 128, and if you are heading north, 93 south looks good out of methuen down to the whether he ever schedule. >> we are following breaking news in lawrence. a huge fire. emily: todd kazakiewich is live on that scene for us with new details. todd? reporter: good morning. four buildings caught fire on summer street. it is now contained but as you can see here, this is a very active scene. we want to show you video from earl

boston. >> it will be the first in the city. anna meiler is live with a closer look for us. anna. >> reporter: and chris the doors here at 21 milk street will open to customers this aften. 200 state certified patients have preregistered to shop at this dispensary. here's a look inside of the doors which looks like a doctor's office. the company tells the globe they are prepared to handle at least 150 customers a day. this is the 7th dispensary to open in massachusetts since voters approved marijuana for medical use four years ago. but this is the first dispensary to open in boston. all the products sold at the location are grown at the company officials tell the globe they are proud to be in boston and restoring economic vitality to a space vacant for a decade. some local businesses and residents have expressed concerns about the dispensary possibly increasing safety and traffic problems. the globe reports there will likely be increased police patrols and there will be a ribbon cutting ceremo

with a high of 88 today in boston. one or two showers and storms across western new england but otherwise we should try heading into the overnight. it could be tough for sleeping if you don't have air conditioning with overtures in the most 70's. tomorrow morning it is thinking, and you can see what happens by lunchtime. into the evening hours as well, especially south of boston. things should clear out for later evening hours and that will set us up for what looks to be a pretty nice weekend with sunshine and lower humidity as we had to saturday. let's get you back out to the roads -- any trouble? olessa: not just yet. volume is building up as normal across the zakim bridge but as far as accidents, we are quiet. let's check out the travel and you are seeing the expressway braintree and allston. you can see the delay is starting to pick up out of methuen down into wilmington and then stop and go approaching the leverett connector. trains and buses on schedule. randy: breaking news in lawrence. the situation as summer s

boston. the latest in from the deadly scene and antoinette: two children pulled from a swimming pool in lowell. the party that ended with a call to police. mike: a sunny start to your day. i am tracking a threat of thunderstorms tonight. antoinette: good morning. thank you so much for being with us at 6:00 on your sunday morning. i'm antoinette antonio. knocking on the door. mike: it's coming fast. tuesday morning, it's going to feel cool enough, you'll start to say ooh, there's fall in the air, isn't there? let's talk about today. high temperatures will be in the mid 80s. near the shore line, pretty much into the upper 70s, a lot like yesterday. yesterday, humidity went down. today, it goes up. we're comfortable this morning, but it's going to get muggy through the afternoon. all of this moisture gets scooped up as we get this ste rain overnight. we do need every drop of moisture we can get. looks like this one will be hit or miss for a lot of places, so hopefully you'll be one of the areas

landing here in boston again. a celebration of what's named celebrities like katy lott and julian anderson and certainly we can't leave out william shatner who has become a fixture at the conventions. he began tweeting about his excitement and coming to boston back in july saying, hey, red corks, i am warming -- sox, i am warming up to throw out the first ball august 12th what do you think about my form and last night tweeting boston you me at fenway comic con who is going. over the course of the weekend tens of thousands will likely join him as the conventions are known for bringing upwards of 100,000 people in to the city. i can tell you that shatner is expected to throw out the first pitch at the red sox game. coa ention which gets started later on this afternoon. that's the latest from boston seaport district nicole jacobs for comic con took sometime off from fighting crime yesterday tovisit the peed attic -- pediatric unit. and they chatted with kid a posed for selfies and judging by thes lemission accomplish

flight from boston to sacramento diverted because of turbulence. the plane landed safely in rapid city south da cova 22 -- dakota. 22 passengers and crew members were checked out. one passenger telling us the turbulence was so severe there were cracks in the overhe investigation underway after three police officers personal vehicles were tampered with. the latest incident happened wednesday in a police parking lot in east boston a. two lug nuts were missing from one of the tires. that was the third time in less than a months. in the two earlier incidents loosened lug nuts caused damage marcotte struggled with her attacker. >> police have fareoed the timeline of her murder. narrowed the timeline of the murder. >> reporter: even as kids took tennis lessons things are hardly normal in princeton with vanessa marcott's killer at -- marcotte's killer at large. police scoured the area where her nude partially burn return from a jog near her mom's house. they boinged possible evidence. >> we have made some progress. >> reporter: but what investigators -- t

boston, 82. cooler warmer weather out to the west building and it's all building ahead of this cold front that will actually be pushing into our region by the weekend spark being the risk of those showers away, the winds out of the southwest around it, will bring in that heat and humidity, but we really won't start to really notice that as we head in to the weekend.s, 70's and 80's. no weather worries as we head through the overnight hours. dewpoints in boston in the lower 60's, but through the interior, we're in the 40's and 50's, so comfortable night for sleeping. boston falls back in to the 60's for the overnight hours. really quiet conditions. open up the windows, let that fresh air in. it's going to be a nice night as we see temperatures -- not scattered showers, that is not my forecast for tomorrow either. we're going to see temperatures starting off in the 50's and 60's, and then, we're really begin to rise by your lunch hour, we're into the 80's. take a look at this. by the afternoon, war

right now in boston the clouds are darkening. you can see the rain drops happening right now as we are live on air. 95 in boston and the dew point in the 70s. with the storms we have the potential of seeing strong to severe conditions for the entire area and we can see not only heavy downpours but current conditions around across the the upper 90s across the north eastern area. we have showers and storms to talk about. this is not a severe thunderstorm. that has now expired. if if you are in the path of the storm, get to an inside location. you want to stay away from windows and there is a lot of lightning. main concern is going to be heavy wind too. you can see darker shades of red under all of this lightning indicating the heavier rain and over the area. likely could see some flash flooding as we go on through the day. a few thunderstorms developing along 495 inside of 128 like wooberm. a good amount of lightning associated with this. has weakened in the boston area and still expecting to see some of the rain over the next coup

nice and light heading into boston. let's get to the maps and the rest of your ride also looks good. we are watching one problem over in everett on beauchamp and broadway. south of time looks good, 95 out of sharon. from there up the expressway, 20 minutes to get you out of about 15 minutes 495 to 128. 93 south looks good. approaching the leverett connector, the trains and buses are on schedule. emily: oh les i, thank you. crews are cleaning up after an overnight crash in everett -- olessa, thank you to your crews are cleaning up after an overnight crash in everett. no one was hurt. right now, a bizarre accident that left a worker trapped and investigation. antoinette: juli mcdonald is live in newton with the major effort to say that man for the life. julie: that construction worker -- juli: construction worker is battling painful injuries. it took first responders two hours to free that man, whose foot got caught in a cement mixer at an apartment complex under construction on lagrange this picture shows besides cutaway

there are cooling stations in the boston for people to take shelter. good evening i am liam marten night came merrill. martin. >> i am kate merrill. we have team coverage beginning with meteor out gist -- meteorologist pamela gardner. >> we have a heat advisory for boston until 7 p.m. and excessive heat warning in effect for southeastern massachusetts where heat index temperatures have been between day. temperatures still running in the mid-90s. 95 in boston. 9in lawrence. -- 94 in lawrence. and dew point temperatures have clicked down by a couple degrees but we are soupy upper 60s and low 70s combined with the hot temperatures and our heat index values are in the upper 90s to right around 100 from boston to taunton and 101 is your feels like temperature right now in providence. we are tracking the potential for some storms that we have plenty of moisture in the y we need lift and all the ingredients to come together get storms. live look at doppler radar we are dry but if i've been out and about we have had cumulus clouds trying to puff up and the onl

so we have 76 in boston right now. even some 60s way up north where it's been raining in parts of the mountains. but we only had a couple showers early this morning. you can see west of the costal plain we have temperatures up to low, middle 80s. it will be coming increasing 70s coming back at us again for another visit here. we're going to have an extremely humid weather overnight and first thing tomorrow morning. it will dry out tomorrow. so there's the higher dew points to the south. in terms of rainfall right now, we have light showers across northern new england. we have some rain coming into central new york. but practically no lightning out there at the present time. so be watching the sky throughout the afternoon, even the models are not indicating this to be as robust as they were yesterday. still think that the parameters are in place later on this afternoon for some scattered showers and thunderstorms. that doesn't look bad at all. but really keep an eye on the sky because conditions may become a lot more fa

deadly stabbing in east boston. police say it arted as a fight between two men on the street this morning. >> one man was stabbed and left dying on the street as the othe boston anna. th is still a very active e here since just before 7 thassociate 911 call -- received a 911 call about a man stabbed on this sidewalk. several people rushed to help the victim but there was nothing they could do to save him. homicide investigators swarm an east boston neighborhood wednesday morning. blocking off a portion of paris >> i was thinking something was happening maybe someone got killed rough. >> reporter: a man in his -- killed. >> reporter: police say a s was multiple stab wounds to the torso and trance featered to ma pronounced dead. >> the victim th altercation ensued and he was stabbed. >> reporter: the killer people to keep a eye out. >> a red motorcycle was fleeing the scene and we are looking for help from the public on this one. >> reporter: investigators spent hours collecting evidence and talking to people who live

temperature now 76 in boston. visibility in some towns has been reduced to a quarter of a mile thanks to locally dense fog. that will burn off. but when you have such a soupy air mass in place. 74 in new bedford. this is deep-south material. this is what it feels like in florida. highs in the mid-90s feeling more like 100 if not just above it. >> sarah: time now for fast track traffic with danielle gersh. >> danielle: thanks, sarah. good morning, everyone. here's a look at 93. south of town, that's where things are starting to slow down this morning. here's the expressway. it's 20 minutes from braintree into boston. let's go to the maps and route 24, 95, not you're slowing down a little bit around the braintree split. problem-free heading in and out of town on the pike. route 2 and 3 no issues. a little slow and go on 93. i don't know why that's just over. heading into boston, route 1 looking good. check those drive times if you're getting ready to head out the door this morning. 20 minutes braintree to boston, no

close to 80 in boston. the 7 on 7 forecast again, not a lot of rain. weekend looking good. cooler temps coastline. >> sarah: caught on camera, a dine and dash. foxborough police need help identifying a man who allegedly stole an autographed patriots helmet from a popular restaurant. the video shows man in a tom brady jersey swiping the helmet off without paying for his food. kris anderson joins us with that. >> kris: pretty bill weld here. investigators believe this man is from wilmington, but they still need help identifying who he is. surveillance video shows this suspect wearing a tom brady jersey at skipjack's restaurant in foxborough on august 11th. you can see he hops over the bar counter, takes the helmet which had been autographed by members of the 2014 pats' team. and that's the team that won super bowl 49. the footage shows the man then take off the brady jersey, throw it over the helmet and then to add insult to injury, as you mentioned, police say the suspect did not even bother to pay for his f

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boston ems telling us the woman was taken to boston medical center with serious injuries. the two men, less seriously hurt. antoinette: two kids are in the hospital after being pulled from a swimming pool during a party in lowell. the kids, preschool age, were flown to boston hospitals. it's not clear how they're doing this morning. doug: boston firefighters are making sure a brush fire doesn't reignite in west roxbury. they spent the night watching for flare-ups after the nobody was hurt. antoinette: a teacher is in trouble, accused of having inappropriate conduct with a student. police in gardner say it happened at narragansett regional high school. the eyeopener's juli mcdonald has the response from the superintendent. >> everybody liked him. a lot of people said he was their favorite. reporter: a trusted teacher behind bars as police investigate inappropriate contact with a student at narragansett regional high school. 33-year-old matthew kacavich was giving obscene matter to a minor and trafficking of a person under 18 for sexual servitude. >> he seemed like a nice gu

it follows the resignations of boston latin's headmaster and top administrator in june after boston latin came under fire for how it handled the allegations of racial incidents. the firestorm erupted after students went online to complain about the incidents and the students organized a group called black at boston latin, black at bls. today's report was generated by an outside investigator brought in by the city. the group found 115 reports of alleged racial bias, 6 case where is administrators failed to take appropriate actions, 4 cases where teachers followed -- did not follow the policy of the is city and the scale district. were at fault. part of the report, a statement said that the nature and extent of the student and staff experiences attitudes and conceptions are comparable to what we've seen in many racially diverse schools across the country. at the same time, there were recommendations about how the school district should handle this. there were recommendations for specific discipline and training for the teachers and students and administrators involved in the cases where the

tonight 71 in boston, 60s in 80? in boston, low and mid-80s at coastline, again inland upper 80s, close to 90?, do it again tomorrow. always in view, middle 80s swell, slight risk of pop-up here on saturday afternoon. most of us will stay dry through the weekend and enough chance for significant rain will be on a cold front with thunderstorm on machine. back to you. >> gene: 8:21. grave mix-up at new england cemetery has two families very upset, a up the graves. coming up why there's a fight over how to fix the problem. and it is the biggest aircraft ever to take to the skies. and it is the biggest aircraft ever to take to the skies. next big plans for this introducing dunkin's new cold brew coffee, with an ultra-smooth, full-bodied flavor. discover the craft of cold brew today and keep on. america runs on dunkin'. (riley) hey guys! what's up? (jessica) so the new recipe of beneful is really excellent. the first ingredient is chicken. (riley) man, this chicken is spectacular! (jessica) i had to start hiding the bag b

boston down 1-0 in the sixth. david ortiz crushes his 27th home run of the season to put the sox up 2-1. jacki bradley jr. went deep. the longest outing of the pimper's career. he picks up his first win since being traded to boston. >>> let's face it, so many of us do it. we use our phones or ipads at night while in bed we know that can impact our sleep a team of researchers found young adults who get a lot of daytime, bright light exposure experienced fewer problems. bright light exposure acted as a counter that disrupts our sleep problem. so the study is suggesting, get outside more. >> take that advice. >>> 6:53 right now. time for a closer look what's >> we'll talk with bob woodward about trump's plan to bring cold war tactics to fight terror and why some families are paying 500% more than they used to for allergy treatment. s news is back. >> we'll be watching. >>> a message for jimmy buffet fans. why police are telling pair rot . >>> jimmy buffet is playing a show saturday. >> and mansfield police have a ste

live in south boston, sera congi, wcvb newscenter 5. randy: worcester police are investigating a stabbing, but they say the 33-year-old victim is not cooperating. police say more than 15 people repeatedly. but the victim has been unable to describe any of the attackers, and has refused to give additional information. he is expected to recover. right now sharon police are looking for this man accused of stealing from homes in that he was supposed to be cleaning. aaron moul is accused of stealing several items from clients' homes earlier this year. he faces larceny and criminal harrassment charges. police say moul also goes by the name of aaron simeone and has emily: this week we'll get an update on how local communities will implement early voting in massachusetts. for the first time, voters will be able to cast their ballots as early as 11 business days before election day. the change is part of an election reform law passed in 2014. the early voting period this year will run from october 24 to november 4. randy: a dramatic start to a n

. >> announcer: live from the channel four pus studios in boston. wbz news at noon starts right now. >>> we begin with developing news this noon. crime tape surrounds a salem home where police say a man killed his estranged wife. good afternoon. >> thanks for being with us. police say that men then turned himself in and confessed. wbz is live outside of salem district for us. donna. >> reporter: and chris, these documents from court show the victim filed for divorce and a restraining order in may. she wrote that her husband had tried to kill her before and she feared he would d horrifying. just shock. >> reporter: police tape around this home on chandler street where police say they found a 48-year-old woman strangled to death tuesday morning. the crime scene is putting people in this quiet neighborhood on edge. >> scary and uneasy because this is my home and it just makes me nervous. this is like an uneasy feeling. >> reporter: police say 50-year-old douglas steeves walked into the police department tuesday morning and told officers he killed his e

tomorrow in boston 80? and upper 80s both days in spots like nashua and foxborough, low to mid-80s in worcester this weekend, cape will be in the 70s, beverly 83 tomorrow and with weekend in view and knots everybody going to see them and more of these scattered showers around and normal temperatures next week and getting highs in the lower 80s and nothing unusual about that for now send all the way back to the studio. don't go too far because we have up >> stephanie: personal reason >> michelle: tell us about this. >> thank you as monthly newsletter and giveaway awesome picnic basket today. >> so much fun. >> must be the milk, peanut butter, so much. >> yes. >> here they are. going to put them down right here. going to go right for the bottom. see what we got here. this one is feeling lucky. this person needs a picnic. >> in case can't get in touch with bridget, keep an eye out for e-mail from us >> don't find bridget, pulling another one out of the hot there. >> thank you. where can people get more informa

live at boston latin school in boston, dan hausle, 7news. >>> a massive fire in charlestown. likely caused by careless disposal of smoking materials. that is according to an investigation by the boston fire department. the fire ripped through a multimillion-dollar brown stone just last month. the building a total loss. the flames building so hot in fact a nearby building was sky 7 hd over a crash in auburn today. state police say that the suv you see was driving erratically on route 20 and when an intruder stopped the driver he tax off. >> ran out there and that's when i seen smoke coming from the back of the vehicle. >> it was horrible i'm traumatized right now. center. sky 7 over everett where crews are getting ready to break down on the nguyen 1 casino tomorrow. it comes just days after the city of somerville decided not to appeal the decision to give wynn resort as waterfront construction permit. the controversial resort will be the state's first las vegas style casino and set to open in 2019. >>> also on 7news, a medical marijuana dispensary in boston is open for busines

looking down into sullivan square in boston. the cleanup still underway but the truck is up right there, it overturned in the overnight hours, and caused a mess, and lots of delays through that very busy area of charlestown. i'm randy price. emily: and i'm emily riemer, along with cindy and olessa. not a bad day for us weather-wise. i like your pictures way better pleasant to look at. we have clear skies. a beautiful sunrise. it is the last week of august here, just one week left to go in this month. and it will touch 90 in boston on friday, so warming up around here, even though we're starting out cool this morning. we have 50s down to taunton, as well, and on out the door in worcester, and in boston it is 65, it is a quick jump up to 70, by 9:00 this morning we're going to be in the 70s, low 80s for your lunch hour today, and nothing but sunshine all day long, so a bit of patchy fog here in norwood, reducing the visibility now, that fog disappears quickly, and the high pressure gives us sunshine all day long. temperatures this

christmas in the city serves boston every year. they make sure that kids have toys and clothes for the holidays. emily: great work. keep it up. record it on your phone and upload it to your local news on your wcvb app. cindy: i know i complain, but christmas? it's hard to wrap your brain around it in the summertime. what a great cause. summer goes it's august. i can't believe it. how did that even happen? we've got some time. you see a lot of clouds over the city on this first morning in august. little break in the overcast allowing for a little bit of sunshine. overall it is going to be a mostly cloudy day. since midnight we had a good more in nantucket. didn't see anything in boston. for the month of july, under an inch of rainfall. typically we have closer to 3.5. so way under for the month. you can see for the year we're nearing that 7 inch mark. this drought has been going on for awhile. july 9th, driest we've had on record. you can look at the month of june and july. top five driest may, june, july, top ten driest. as you kno

and boston looking nearly as nice as we are. boston 73 degrees. those dew point temperatures, though, in the lower 70s, meaning it is basically oppressive out there. is going to rule through the day today. and you can see that we have got dew point there is at 70. but then by the time we get into saturday morning, they drop dramatically. that drop will happen this evening and overnight tonight. so we are kind of on the horizon of more comfortable air. and i have got high heat and humidity into place ahead of that cold front. that cold front is going to stir up our afternoon shower and thunderstorm threat. but time it out with futurecast. over the next couple of hours, and cities. by late morning risk of showers up across southern new hampshire and back across the border was massachusetts and western mass. temperatures in the upper 70s by 9 a.m. by noontime, though, mid-80s. it is going to be hot. it is going to be sticky. clouds will increase a bit. expect some spot storms. even the potential for storms in and around the boston area. so that chanc

it's 80 in boston. yes, it's cooler in miami, florida, than boston. temperatures in the upper 70s and low 80s across the board. dew point levels into the 70s. this is a humid start. however, lower humanity to the west of us. that's going the slide on in. so we shake off this hot and humid weather fairly quickly. liberty a warm afternoon, but with the breeze and the dew points crashing down into the feel for the air later on today with the highs into the mid to upper 80s. u.v. index running on the high side heading out to the beach. we'll see more sunshine. breezy out there. no sea breeze kicking on in. temperatures mid to upper 80s. cape cod with the northwesterly wind, you folks will be warm today, expecting highs across the cape into the mid to upper 80s with water temperatures running close to 70 if not 70 degrees or above. taking a look at the seven-day forecast. a lot more dry weather ahead. more on >> christa: on to traffic, danielle. in i delays we should know about? >> danielle: we're watching our first accident of the morning. not too bad out

he was flown to a boston hospital by helicopter? new this morning, two people are facing serious charges in stabbing in new bedford. police say 21-year-old louisa raffaella class was involved in a triple stabbing with a 15-year-old boy dead and two others injured outside of a housing project wednesday night. a 16-year-old boy was also charged in connection with the crime. >>> and police said that the stabbing happened after a big fight without, involving a gang with a different housing project. the two people who are injured in the stabbing are expected to be okay. appears that parents and alumni of a new hampshire prep school help a former student papers defense after being accused of sexual assault. according to the globe, doctor was found in the victims lawsuit against st. paul's prep school, parents should do more than $100,000 for 01 library 's defense. he was ultimately convicted of misdemeanor sexual assault and sentenced to a year in jail. >>> and, new video showing a deadly explosion in belgium. it happened at the sports mp

in boston. speaking of boston, if you are headed to fenway park tonight for pearl jam, 80 degrees for the start, falling back into the 70s. dry and comfortable. it is going to be fantastic for the show. it's gonna be hot tomorrow, and then you'll really start to notice the humidity increasing. that will push in the clouds overnight friday, into waking up to the muggy conditions, and then as you go through the morning, be aware, you'll be watching for the risk of some showers and storms, mainly after 10:00 in the morning and through the afternoon. some could be strong to severe with damaging winds as well as very heavy rain through the evening hours and perhaps through sunset for parts of the cape and islands. there is the risk of severe weather. we're gonna be watching that over the next couple of days. but as we take a look at the seven-day forecast with your weekend always in view, the definitely the pick of the weekend, dry conditions through early next week and we heat things back up late we

>> from boston's this is wcvb newscenter 5. todd: right now at 5:30 -- a woman hit and killed by a bus in east boston. the new details into what went wrong. shayna: rhondella: -- rhondella: rain is on the way. when it gets here how long it lasts and the changes coming after that. todd: hillary clinton's visit to massachusetts tonight. and what's next for the campaign. right now at 5:30, a deadly bus crash under investigation in east boston. good evening. i'm todd kazakiewich. rhondella: and i'm rhondella richardson. police say two people were hit is live in boston. nicole a lot of questions : tonight surrouding the circumstances that led to this accident. two women hit by a bus here early this morning, one of those women pronounced dead here at the scene. and it was an emotional scene, one distraught woman carried away by police. the women hit around 2:00 sunday morning by a private bus on this very busy mcclellan highway. the company that was operating the bus entourage livery out of north attleboro. remains unclear. a company

randy: and this crash may lead to new changes for all drivers in boston. and the latest plan for what it means. cindy: another hot day on tap coupled with a storm threat. when we'll see a break from the i pinky promised my little girl a fabulous garden party for her birthday. so i mowed the lawn, put up all the decorations. i thought i got everything. almost everything! you know, 1 in 10 houses could get hit by a septic disaster, but for only $7 a month, rid-x is scientifically proven to break down waste, helping you avoid a septic disaster. rid-x. the #1 brand used by septic professionals in their own tanks. erika: boston police officers asked to take extra precautions after learning someone may be tampering with personal cars. >> our officers put their lives type of thing on their cars is scary, and certainly we are concerned about this. if we fight out who is we will prosecute them. erika: there have been three separate incidents within the last month. officers found the lug nuts of their personal car's tires were either missing or loose. the first happ

obviously mixed emotions here in south boston. the city, the staff and parents are glad that the program is starting again. but at the of the little boy, the tragic drowning is overpowering still. >> there's probably no right time to reopen the camp for the parents. i don't know -- i mean, i can't imagine, i tried to put myself in their shoes, but i can't. my heart goes out to them. >> reporter: one week to the day after a little boy drowned while attending a boston-run day camp, the summer youth activities program returns to the curley community center in south boston. city staff will reopen its doors to dozens of kids. >> we explained to them the faith in what we're doing. >> reporter: the city has since added new safety rules. they include a head count of children every hour. all kids in the water must wear life preservers at all times. and also added security cameras at the curley community center. >> we interviewed all the counselors, the lifeguards, the director. you know, everything indicates a terrible tragedy. >> reporter

death of another woman in east boston in june. juli mcdonald is live in east boston with those details. juli: detectives want to speak to the woman seen in these images in hopes that she has key information in this murder investigation that has been ongoing since june 15th. this video shows the woman walking down the street looking shoulders. -- that goes past hirsch -- brown hair that goes past her shoulders. she turns and looks at something across the street area g is briefly looking across the street before she continues. there has been one arrest in connection with this case. on sunday, july 10 police arrested 16-year-old jose altuve handwrote fernandez of east boston. he was arraigned -- hos jose alondra o'hearn and as of east boston. block alain as was face down bloody having suffered a dramatic injury. if you recognize the young woman in the surveillance video you're asked to call boston police. you can provide information anonymously to boston police by texting the word tip to crime, 274 63. also breaking, two people now u

lots of different memories of boston and the families . >>> i love boston. the fans in boston have been great over the years. we have had some epic were some of the greatest games that i can ever remember. i'm going to have some really fond memories of not only fenway park and where it all started for me be how great the fans have been to me. >> and you're a family guy now. your sister's on facebook all the time. she saw the interview. your mom saw the first interview 22 years ago but now you have -- i have a daughter now. so we met. i didn't have any kids, you didn't have any kids and now we both have daughters. changes your life to be a dad. >> i have two daughters, they' have an opportunity to spends more time with them and yeah. it's going to be great to have time with them. >> don't get a big head because i remember when alex was born, my alex, you were like dude did you name her after me? no, i just like the name alexandra. all the luck. 22 years. >> wow, 22 years in the make. all right. when we come back, information boston children's hospital keep wo

it's 71 in boston. so the urban centers are warm but outlying locations in school concord new hampshire 54. bedford mass 57 and on the trail to the low lying areas from bed pored to -- bedford to norwood and taunton in the 50s. mostly 60s on most of cape cod but it's a nice morning because the air is so nice and dry and will stay that way all day today. tonight and tomorrow as well. should be good viewing late tonight for the persaid immediateor -- meteor showers. some of the shooting stars could be great and the sky will be favorable to see those cooperative weather and they peak out thursday night into friday morning by then it may be more hazy. along the coast it will be a sea breeze developing in afternoon that will knock it to 79 to 83. we have a water temperature in the low and middle 70s. so very refreshing water temperatures to go swimming a hi so, we have just few scattered clouds possible this afternoon. none build up producing a few isolated showers yesterday. except up in the mountain it cou

>>> roiive from the channel 4 studios in boston -- live from the channel 4 studios in boston this is wbz this morning. >> good morning it's 6:00 thanks for joining i chris mckinnon. >> i am breana pitts we are following breaking news. police on the scene of a stabbing in woburn. >> developing this morning the death of a 15 month old also under investigation. his twin sister in the hospital. what we are learning about this case. scratched from his start last night with an injury. what the team is saying about reports he cut his finger with a pair of scissors. >> and breaking news from rio involving an olympic swimmer. >> we will get to those stories in minute but first the forecast danielle niles is live this morning by the hatch shell. she is being pushed into the refer but a -- river by a group of dancing people that's literally what's happening. >> yep that's essentially how it will go. good morning to you. i am live here in front of the platform. red bull flugtag is in town. first time ever in boston. they have been all around the world for 25 years. and aid really fun can he -- i

boston right now at 69 degrees. lynn at 70. upper 60s in duxbury and wareham. 70 in harwich and the store today. it is going to turn breezy here. 7 a.m. temperature about 66 degrees. but 84 at noontime. 88 degrees at 3 p.m. and 7:00 this evening, back to 80 with those increasing clouds. i have the timing on those friday showers coming up. >>> julie with live drive-time traffic. >> julie: the icons are overnight construction projects that will wrap up by 5 a.m. south of the pike things are moving along fine. light. 12 minutes on route 1 from 128 to the tobin. 20 minutes on 93 south. 22 minutes on 128 southbound from route 1 in peabody to the weston tolls. >>> now to that breaking news in lawrence. fire crews have their hands full after an early morning fire spread to multiple homes. this is happening on summer street. fox25's michael henrich is on the scene now and michael, still a very active situation. >> reporter: this is a very active situation here. lawrence where you can see here, they are putting water on no less than fou

we've improved a little bit if boston and worcester. it was up to eight inches below average, now 7 3/4 below average. there's rain out there tonight, but it's in new hampshire. the place you need it less. southern new hampshire could use it. i've been getting the rain where the worst drought is. this continues to move the coastline. another storm threat tomorrow. we'll talk about that straight ahead. >> elizabeth: a town on the south shore dealing with major water worries there, but there still isn't a mandatory water ban. why the mayor is holding off and how that decision could affect the drinking water. >> mark: new poll in the race for the white house shows that voters like hillary clinton more than trump. but not by much. clinton leads trump, pfeiffer overall, clinton has a negative 12-point favorability rating, but trump is far worse, 28 points is the deficit for him. trump hit the campaign trail in new hampshire today, one day after softening his position on immigration. katherine burcham was in the rally where trump supporters s

the sun making it over the horizon officially in boston then. average shy 81 degrees and we will beef up by almost 10 this afternoon. 65 right now in boston. 63 in peabody. 62 in randolph. 62 in norwood, sharon and wellesley. marshfield at 53. plymouth at 58. the cape in the 50s and 60s. nantucket waking up to 60 degrees. 62 in hampshire. and here is how the warm-up goes in metro west. by 8 a.m. 68 degrees. by 10 a.m., 78 degrees. noontime, 83 back on the map. and we have got highs anywhere near 90 degrees for inland towns and cities. upper 80s at the coast and in boston. and upper 70s for the cape. a town by town look at what we used to plan around is coming in a few. back to you, julie, for live drive time traffic. >> julie: i like what we are seeing so far. 93 south no issues. pike looks good. prey, you guessed it, moving along just fine. 13 minutes on route 1 from 128 to the tobin. 20 minutes on 93 south. 23 minutes on the pike eastbound from 495 to mass avenue. >>> 4:32 this morning. boston police play to force dozens of officers to wear bo