up in a bit. david? >> thank you, eric. you can download the cbs boston weather app and it will give you live radar, hour by hour conditions and video forecast as well. breaking at 6:00, a police protest underway as we speak at somerville city hall all over a black lives matter banner hanging from city hall for a

police are here in force around eastern mass, not just somerville. they don't disagree with the black lives matter people. what they disagree with is the fact that the banner is hung on a public publicking. >> we do not oppose the nucleas of e ideology. our core values are similar, equality for everyone. >> the community put up the banner almost a year ago speaks to our values. we are trying to understand and set a model for the rest of the nation how we come together in how we implement our policies and beliefs and programs. >> reporter: the mayor said the banner is not going down.

to wind down, the black lives matter folk his a rally and some of them came up here. what happened next? they all started talking, mingling, the police and black lives matter people talking amicably. reporting live from somerville, i'm bill shields. back to you. >> that's how we like it, bill. thank you. a lynn man is in custody after he allegedly tried to kidnap and rape gray honda civic into the woman's path, called her beautiful and asked her to take a ride with him. after the victim said no, police say he got out of the car and attacked her. police are asking women in the area who were approached under/circumstances to contact them. the latest on the investigation into the tragic death of a 7-year-old boy at a camp. kaiser willis was found dead in the water on tuesday and

unanswered questions. beth germano has the story all new at 6:00. >> reporter: there was uneasiness as parents picked up their children from a city camp in south boston today. mindful of the tragic death of 7-year-old keizer willis who went missing from a day program a few miles away. there are so many questions. >> it makes me feel uneasy. i didn't have the fact when -- facts when >> reporter: the community center where the young boy was part of a drop-in program, re- opened to adults only and youth promise will be on -- programs will be on hold for a few more days. he was found about 20 yards offshore after a search that lasted for hours. it's time upaccounted for which is the subject of a city and police investigation.

afternoon that keizer willis was last seen half an hour earlier. parentssay it was a difficult moment for their dismoorn want to reinforce to my child how important to stay with the group and not wander off. >> reporter: boston police will only say they are looking at everything in their investigation and they have placed the director of the center on administrative it's now wait for answers. tonight, more human remains in everett. skyeye over the grid property there. the bones are expected to be related to the remains found earlier this month. these details have been released to help identify the woman who is most likely white and between 26 and 52 and

with the brand name coco vintage and black sweatpants. flames forced everyone at this resident out to the streets. no one was injured but one firefighter. the field. >> fans fill the stands. >> all to get a glimpse at their favorite players and the back up qb. >> a good opportunity. when it comes, you have to get ready for it. >> today, opening day for patriots' training camp. so the patriots are officially back at it. >> good to see the team taking the field, day one of training camp and among them, tom brady whoa has to sit out the first

hey, steve. >> reporter: hey, guys, thank you very much. and it's never a dull day in foxborough and tom brady and jimmy garoppolo grabbed the headlines, the top story for the first time since 2002. tom brady is not coming in as a starting quarterback but that's something he will have to dole -- deal with. the team not yet in that will happen this weekend. brady did not address the media but garoppolo and others did. >> i love coming out in front of the fans, man. it makes the practice so much more exciting and makes everyone compete harder. >> super excited to get back out there and going with the quarterback and it's great to get out there and do the team

it's cool seeing everyone get back on the same page and swheeg you have to improve on, and watching it and coming back out tomorrow and improving. >> it's a fun day. unfortunately, the forecast calls for rain tomorrow, and if that's the case, the practice will be indoors and not open to the public. coming up, rob gronkowski talking about garoppolo and on practice yet. paula, back to you. >> steve, thank you so much, and tomorrow is the first patriots' all access going one on one with coach belichick and chris hogan tomorrow night at 7:00 here on wbz. to the democratic national convention. tonight is the big finale. as the first woman ever to be nominated, hillary clinton takes the stage and many are

biggest speech of her career. liam martin, a lot of excitement in the wells fargo center. >> reporter: it certainly is, david, and at 10:30, clinton will formally address her party's nomination with tough acts to follow. >> america is already great. america is already strong. >> reporter: the president and hillary clinton. >> we'll carry hill tear victory this fall because that's what the moment demands. >> reporter: president obama's passionate case included a blistering attack on donald trump saying he offers no serious solutions. >> every new day with donald trump is another way that brings the party together because this guy's a knuckle head. >> reporter: former candidate

said it would be a mistake to ignore trump. >> i was the guy who said i am not going to respond to the bush attack campaign and we know what happened. >> reporter: tonight, clinton will deliver the biggest speech of her political career, and scott pelley said she needs to address the trust issue head on. >> 67% of american people in the polling said she is not trustworthy. if she loses that election, that is going to be why. >> reporter: this ow nominating the first woman. >> i think it's time. >> reporter: but gender alone will not win the election. >> i didn't care about wrasse president obama, but what i want is the 99% of the citizens that the system is not working for. >> reporter: we'll hear from military leaders, law enforcement, katy perry

chelsea clinton will be the one to introduce her mother and accept the nomination. david and paula? >> liam, thank you so much, and checking in with republicans, donald trump is defending the comment he made against russia, saying now that he was being sarcastic when he encouraged the russians to go and find missing e-mails of hillary clinton. convicted husband killer pamela smart said she was wrongly punished, and a look inside somerville's most expensive homes. tracking tomorrow's rainfall, a good shot at heavy downpours in parts of the area but not all of the area. we'll break it down after the

pat randazzo: when i see those false ads attacking kelly on medicare, i wonder... ...do they think that we're stupid? we know kelly. walter kolodziej: kelly has always done the right thing for seniors here in new hampshire - mary griffin: we need to work across the aisle-which she does. mimi kolodziej: she's fighting for seniors and protecting medicare. pat randazzo: kelly knows that we need to work together to really preserve and strengthen medicare. mary griffin: new hampshire seniors trust kelly ayotte because she has never let us down.

teacher in prison for life after her teen aged lover killed her husband has filled a lawsuit claiming she was wrongly placed in solitary confinement. she said after guards found a plastic knife in her cell she was put in solitary for 90 days. smart said this was in compliance with prison regulations and was in her possession for 18 years. a sinkhole in long meadow swallowed up under the asphalt. now, parts of the street are closed down. the good news, no one was hurt. of this condo in somerville sold at the highest price, $1.75 million. but as million dollar homes in

>> i think i heard my dad groan for selling our house in the somerville in the 80s. [laughter] and a lot of people may be groaning about rain, eric, but it's a good thing. it is. it's been so dry and hot and 90 in boston tonight, the 12th day hitting 90 this month of july but not the most, 15 in 1994 and 1955. you are probably not complaining about that. but it's very harm -- warm and hazy and a dew point of 74 in chatham. soupy overnight tonight and tropical tomorrow.

we see see in the cold season and there will be a sharp gradient with this one. with the cold front coming down across northern new england, spawning a few thunderstorms and downpours, one through hampton and coming into newburyport. so it's an appetizer rainfall for tomorrow. the rain will fill in with more shower activity and temperatures in the 70s. here's how tomorrow fa the big question is, where is the heavy rain access going to line up? will it be just on shore? will it be a little farther north? tomorrow morning out the door, scattered showers and areas of rain and the potential for heavier rainfall arrives late morning into the afternoon, and we'll focus here south of the pike especially towards the cape, the islands, the south coast where we are most at risk for heavier rainfall totals and flash flooding on the roads. if you're north of the pike, i

rainfall. more than a .25", and i'll be happy with it. i think the line is just south of the pike and everyone else, scattered rainfall but all of this will wrap up as we head into tomorrow evening. flash flood watches in southeast mass, 5:00 in the morning to 5:00 in the evening and heavy rainfall means we could see the rain stacking up on the streets. and here is the expected in north looking at lower totals, and it's where we're drier with an ironic and sad twist. this is a zone that will probably miss out on the heavier rain. tomorrow's highs in the clouds, 70s, much cooler than it's been, albeit humid, and clouds will increase on sunday and bring with it a chance for rain showers. so the weekend forecast, mid to

the pick of the weekend to be outside. the clouds increase on sunday, cooler and a chance of showers popping up. here is the accu-weather 7 day and monday, more rain showers and upper 70s, the cool air sticking around for tuesday before the heat kicks back up mid week. david and paula? >> thank you so much. ever since the patriots were eliminated from the playoffs in january, i think we were waiting for them to get back on the with the scoop on the first official workout. this is like opening day, steve. >> reporter: you got that right and 12,000 fans showed up. no question before how good it is for patriots ab to -- to be back, but the road began in foxborough, and check out all that happened. of course, there is a wrinkle

starting quarterback while tom brady serves his 4-game suspension. garoppolo has never started in an nfl game before and there are going to be plenty of eyes on him. jimmy g in the with the need -- media saying he is up for the challenge. >> it's a great opportunity. you have to out there and take advantage of it. you might only get one >> the way he moves the pocket, i like how he can scramble out gog, so he is a competitor and hard worker. always good for the team when you have someone who wants to compete. >> i am excited for leg one. >> reporter: dan roche and levan joining me. th's right. he usually wears 18 but today,

special teams teammate nate ebner. he wanted him ton that he was appreciated. >> i just wanted him to than we got love for him and supporting him. it's about him and him getting a chance to live his dream. >> and you know, they were behind slater to let him know it's a once in thing, and roche, more on nate? >> that's right. he had gone down for the season in week 5 and his son, hudson, had a newspaper -- tumor in his kidney. but both father and son are

family. sometimes, there is a stark reminder that, hey, we are him running around and playing and have so much to look forward to. we are lucky to have him. >> how awesome to see him and his son out there? it's part of the game that a lot of fans don't think about, steve, that the players are human beings. great to see him back with the big smile on his face. >> always back. >> the red sox open an 11-game road trip in anaheim and round 1 of the pga championship is underway and you think dan roche is getting the gatorade? >> hot enough, and he brought a cup for himself and sipping on a straw while we are just sweating over here. good job, danny. >> let's go back to the studio.

coming up next at 6:30. >> scott pelley joins phadelph the last night of the alnd of big speech coming up, scott. >> reporter: that's right, paula and david. great to be with you in boston. we are listening to carole king and i almost hate to have speak over her but the first woman ever to accept the nomination of a major party, interview with hillary clinton and asked what this night would mean for her and what it would mean for the country if she was ultimately elected. we'll have more on that coming up in about 10 minutes. >> all right. you go and listen to carole. thank you, scott. coming up next, five local men about to make a big splash

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a big splash this month. >> five men have been selected to participate in the red bug flugtag, and for the first time, they are going to be holding the event in boston. it's a group of northeastern grads, engineers, and you can catch their fun in august.

so now you have people thinking what time does this rain begin? a couple of showers and storms this evening, scattered and light, and the heaviest rain potential late morning through the afternoon and focusing on the south coast, the cape, islands where the heaviest rain will be. >> i like the mass challenge tie. >> yeah. we'll be out there friday night of next week and kickoff the

everyone who donated. $5,000. >> all right. thank you, and appreciate it. >> see you back here for the wbz news at 11:00. >> pelley: the democrats ask, "whom do you trust?" >> it is inconceivable to me that any presidential candidate would be that irresponsible. donald trump cannot be the commander in chief. >> i trust hillary our son's life. >> pelley: also tonight, are south florida mosquitos now spreading zika? federal officials have stopped blood donations there until they find out. airfares drop to lower altitudes. >> we've now seen growth by ultra-low-cost carrier that are really offering rock-bottom fares on those routes. >> pelley: and she could be