grandparents, aunts, and cousins wait outside the medical examiner's office. nearly 24 hours after he was recovered they still can't see his body. >> my grand baby don't deserve to die like that. who is watching a 7-year-old baby? >> his 9-year-old cousin called >> what do you mean he's missing. how do you not watch kids when that's your job? >> kaiser's older brother heard him just before he disappeared. >> his brother told one of the counselors that he heard his brother scream. i heard my brother scream. >> and we want everybody accountable. especially the staff --

little kaiser was found 15 yards from the shoreline. detectives returned to the beach to try to piece together what happened. boston mayor marty walsh says by the end of the week, the city will review all of the so called drop-in day programs and camps. >> reporter: we spoke with mayo following his meeting with kaiser willis' family. he didn't discuss the investigation but offered condolences and support. and the big headline this afternoon, the director of the curly community center has been placed on administrative leave pending the outcome of the investigation. city leaders are trying to account for the 30-minute time period in which he was

he was at one of the drop-in day programs which differs from the camps. yesterday there were 56 children enrolled in the program. there were 25 hired counselors, there were eight lifeguards on hand as well as a director, a supervisor, and an assistant supervisor. i asked the mayor to discuss the family's claims that you heard in them, ask what kaiser's brother >> they claimed it was the cousin. >> i can't speak to that. all i know is what i read in the newspaper. we're putting that together. >> and they claim that their older child, a 9-year-old heard his brother scream. >> the family told me the same thing. and i have not had a chance to debrief about this.

family a few minutes ago. >> commissioner evans says kaiser's body was discovered several yards offshore but directly behind a boat house. they are looking into where the child was last seen. but yesterday we were told he was on the beach when he was last spotted. there were no this child's final moments. >> we have breaking news on cape cod. officers are responding to a man barricaded inside a store in gnash bee. a distraught employee with a gun is threatening to hurt himself. police are asking people to avoid route 28. officers are releasing few details but as soon as we get more information, we'll bring it to you.

deadly. two people were killed when one driver used the wrong ramp to get on 495. bill shields is live with the story tonight in foxborough. >> this was a horrible crash and state police are still trying to piece it together right now. apparently, there was one of those drivers going to the wrong way on 495. it was a horrific crash that left two cars twisted and unrecognizable. and the just after 2 a.m. southbound in mansfield. apparently, one of the drivers was going the wrong way and smashed into the other at high speeds. at daybreak, the visual was worse. police won't say much, only that both drivers died and there were no passengers. one driver was a 24-year-old woman, the other a 26-year-old man who may have been on his way home from his overnight job

and they say he was a good hearted person. >> i know him through my cousin. he was dating my cousinning about seven or eight years ago. hard working guy. never had problems with anyone. other than that, that's all i can say. >> it's a shame. >> it is. >> reporter: and the police are not releasing the names of the victims right now partly because they have extended families and they haven't been able to notify everyone. >> you can see in the corner of the screen, it says 86 degrees. our six day heat wave in boston possibly coming to an end. >> weaver on a 90s watch. and significant rain could be right around the corner. >> it's been warm just about everywhere. boston, the observations taken at logan airport. and a sea breeze coming off the

sea breeze, the hottest air to the west of the city, sometimes it's in the city. and as the sea breeze relaxes it pushes back to the airport. otherwise, we're watching a front to the north and west. and this is good to help push the temperatures well up to the 90s one more day. and it brings a couple of storms and then we move to friday. if friday brings with it. the best chance for heavy southeastern parts of the area. we'll talk about that storm and how much rain we could be talking about coming up in a few minutes from now. campaign 2016, republican presidential candidate donald trump actually encouraged russia to hack hillary clinton. >> his comments came during a long news conference. our liam martin is live in

furious. >> paula and david, they certainly are. just as the big night is about to get underway. it's the republican candidate making headlines. donald trump suggesting he would like russia to find hillary clinton's e-mails. >> russia if you're listening, i hope you're able to find the 30,000 e-mails that are missing. i think you will probably be rewarded mightily by our a statement saying in part. this has to be the first time that a major presidential candidate has encouraged espionage. bernie sanders has vowed to help the democratic ticket. and he stayed true to that word today, making a surprise appearance at the delegation breakfast for massachusetts.

campaign trail wednesday morning. urging supporters to back hillary clinton. >> i move that hillary clinton be selected as the nominee of the democratic party for president of the united states. [ cheering ] >> the former clinton rival was the one to officially nominate her last night. he wants backers to get on board and it's clear he holds sway. >> he came in and it was -- bigger than the beatles. >> i was thrilled to get to hear him. >> many massachusetts delegates say his pitch has been effective. >> and i hope that goes a long way towards bringing the party together. >> you nominated the [ indiscernible ] [ cheering ] >> and bill clinton making his biggest pitch for his wife.

>> to personally vouch for his wife and try and rewrite the narrative of how people think about hillary clinton so they will like her and trust her. >> reporter: tonight the attention you were thes to president obama who is expected to focus on clinton's time as secretary of state. >> such a different vision of america that he wants to explain that to you. >> the theme here tonight for night three of the dnc is working together. an it will be vice president joe biden and tim kaine who will be doing just that to try to win hillary clinton the white house in november. and also tonight. we'll hear from michael bloomberg and there's going to be more entertainment as there has been. some musical acts including lenny kravitz before we get to president obama. coming up at 5:30. they can't vote but they can tell you that they want to be

kids who came to the convention. the new england patriots getting ready to report to camp. >> and today bill belichick spoke publicly for the first time since tom brady decided to accept his suspension. >> reporter: thank you very much. as usual, bill belichick said he'll take things day by day. here's something that was unusual. he announc t and then they'll go back to tom brady as the starter. >> finally some definition with tom's situation. so our priority now is to get jimmy ready for the start of the season for the arizona game. so that will be obviously, a comprehensive process. tom will return as the starting quarterback. when he comes back --

we understand what everyone has to do moving forward. to have a little bit of clarity with that situation is obviously going to help our quarterback situation, the first four games and we know what it is. now we can prepare for it. >> reporter: both brady and garoppolo will be on the field tomorrow for the first day of training camp. the gates open at 8:30. if you're bringing in a bag, it will get checked through cu to go. >> it's going to be packed there tomorrow. friday is the first patriots all access of the new season. we'll go one-on-one with bill belichick and chris hogan. that's friday, 7:00 only here on wbz. meantime, baltimore on edge tonight. >> prosecutors dropped all charges against police in the death of freddie gray. what gray's mother thinks about that decision.

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charges dropped against all baltimore police officers accused in connection with the death of freddie gray. activists are angry and feel disappointed. >> the prosecutor's decision means there will be no convictions related to the death of the young black man. kate merrill is live in the satellite center with more. >> reporter: the prosecutor said the decision was agonizing and she slammed the way that

out saying police killed her son and then lied about it. >> reporter: the six officers in the freddie gray case appeared together after hearing all remaining charges have been dismissed. >> there was no wrongdoing. >> reporter: the prosecutor made the decision after a judge officers. >> gray, a 25-year-old black man died after suffering a spine injury 2015. they blamed police for conducting a biased investigation. >> there were individual police officers that were witnesses to the case and yet were part of the investigative team. >> there was no stone left

investigation. >> to bring those type of charges after three weeks -- >> residents hope the community can move forward peacefully. >> i see them -- trying to gain respect back as officers on the streets. >> reporter: the decision means that officer william porter will not be retried. the final two officers also had all of the kate merrill, wbz news. and an everett police officer will not face charges in the shooting death of a man. he responded to the report of a man harassing pedestrians. when investigators say mario martinez charged him with a knife. the officer shot and killed the man. the middlesex district attorney says the officer was in

were justified. firefighters in gilford, vermont had to save someone trapped inside a house after it exploded. the base of the home is gone with only the roof retaining some of its structure. you can imagine the force of the blast. crews pulled one person from the basement and no word on injuries or what caused the explosion. and this raging fire in southern california is 40% contained and the flames have scorched more than 60 square miles. search d northern california just saved eight hikers stranded in the los padres national forest. the men were trapped for five days and all of them will be okay. the fire has burned 20,000 acres. >> this leads you to think about people who are working in these kinds of conditions. >> firefighters for sure

it's a tough job. >> when spring comes around, we have these brush fire warnings. we've had 90-degree days day after day after day. >> in the spring, no foliage yet. the foliage does play a part. and you have more wind sometimes. the wind can help spread winds more rapidly. >> it's very dry and certainly anything that started would spread in this kind of weather. the heat wave in be coming to an end. if it's going to jump to 90 it will be in the next 90 minutes. otherwise, just a very warm afternoon and temperatures mainly in the 80s. what a fabulous beach day. temperatures in the 80s and low humidity and it's warm across the northeast. but not quite as hot as recently. and there you see the dew points. dew points in the low 60s along the water's edge.

especially towards the shoreline communities. mostly clear skies and we're back in the 60s. low 70s in downtown boston. and then we watch the next approaching system. the space station viewing is 10:14. it will be visible for six minutes which means a high pass over the middle of the sky. a front that's right in here. you see a chance for showers and storms and a chance for thunderstorm activity tomorrow te gets hot and it will be muggier tomorrow. and then in the afternoon, we'll watch for a chance of developing showers and storms. these are the areas that we'll be keeping an eye on. this particular model is trying to bring this farther south. i think the highest risk area for showers tomorrow evening will be north of the pike. and that's the way we wrap up for tomorrow night.

about significant rain. highs mid-90s and muggy outside and very hot end to the stretch. one more good beach day as the temperatures will be 86 to 92. and we mentioned patriots training camp. bring water and gatorade. and friday, let's talk a illegal immigrant rain. upper 70s to low 80s. and by friday morning we're starting to see the rain fill in and indications e get areas of really heavy rainfall throughout the day on friday, moving up and across the region and coming to an end on friday night. how much rain are we talking? this is a computer model and they go back and forth from run to run. highest rain potential south and east of the pike. and the numbers are legitimate. i think we could see local totals of two to 3 to 4 inches of rain in the heavier downpours on friday.

nice start to the weekend and a chance for showers returning on sunday. and cooler temperatures. no more 90s after tomorrow. >> thank you very much. a would be presidential assassin is about to taste freedom. >> we'll tell you about the conditions of john hinkley's upcoming release. and the new push to give you information about the drugs you take every day. coming up >> that's exactly why we all did the ice bucket challenge. >> the social media phenomenon making a spark. now credited for funding a potentially groundbreaking discovery. >> it couldn't come at a better time for us. for all the patients suffering from als. >> tonight we talk with the family of pete brady about the success of their ice bucket challenge and the hope it's

are you nuts about nuts? it could help protect you from disease. dr.mallika marshall is here with a new study out of brigham and women's hospital. >> it's a little nutty but it's true. peanuts are legumes.

researchers discovered eating five or more servings of nuts per week could lower inflammation. a push to make sure you know exactly why you're taking a prescription drug. many people take multiple medications daily and don't know what the drugs do. experts want doctors and pharmacists to include the reason a medication is ordered on they think the move could reduce medication errors and make it easier for other doctors to understand. >> people don't know certain things are for high blood pressure. or if you get a medication for gout but don't have gout you can inform them.

violating the concussion protocol. new guidelines are designed to punish teams for not following the policy. the first violation could result in a fine or a loss of draft picks. there's ground beef being recalled. >> >> the local company that is warning customers of e. coli. and how a quick thinking local mom nabbed been exposing himself to her children. it's easy to find political junkies here but some are not old enough to vote.

live from the channel 4 studios in boston, wbz news starts right now. now at this man accused of exposing himself inside a local mcdonald's. and the children's mother was not going to let him get away with it. she followed the man and snapped a picture which helped police to track him down. >> reporter: like any mom. her top priority is protecting her kids. she was having lunch at this auburn mcdonald's. and she noticed a man sitting