live from channel 4 studios in boston, wbz news at 11 spots right now salah abdeslam just after police announced security in the city and they are investigating whether or not it was a terrorist attack. >> paula, they say they have one person in st victim killed in this rampage was a woman took five others were hurt in this knife attack in russell square which is near the british museum or condone better conditions -- we don't know their conditions. a man was arrested after police used a stun gun to capture him and his violence comes hours after london police announced they would increase patrols in light of recent terrorist

person killed, that is the very latest. live from the satellite center. >> we will keep a very close eye on this breaking story and we will bring you the very latest starting at 4:30 on wbz this morning. >> now some terrifying moments for a woman. this metal pole comes crashing through her windshield barely missing her sitting in the front seat. going into the glass past her head russian pierced the back seat. >> blacked out. >> reporter: that's right. her husband tells me the last thing she remembers is turning the corner and looking next to her and thing that whole within 6 inches of her head. >> kind of the thing that made everything inside of me drop and i almost kind of freaked.>> reporter: the image that still causes the sawyer family to shake. a pole jutting from the

just barely missing their mother, who was driving at the time. >> and missed her by not even a couple of inches.>> they just finished up a little cookout and i guess some of the kids were swimming and all of a sudden, this gigantic boom. >> reporter: he saw the car careening toward them. >> the car hit this car and knocked it into the grass and deflected it onto the pool and the whole car and around as you can see with this still pole lodged in it. even stand at the back seat. >> arm right to the middle of the window and it looks like it went a little bit passed the had breast. >> the first thing i saw was the pole to the car.>> reporter: to rush to the scene to find her stunned but okay. she told her husband that she blacked out. >> she was making the turn at the end of the street and

>> reporter: the two of them overwhelmed with relief. >> thank god she is here.>> reporter: you can see from the extent of the damage and to the windshield that this car will not easily be fixed but thankfully, she is expected to be okay and was kept at the hospital as an extra precaution while her family tries to figure out what happened here. poli bad crash. a couple caressing the street when they were hit. the woman was airlifted and we are told the man was up and talking to police at the scene. the driver did stop and so far, no charges. >> tonight, a worcester man attractive -- accused of attacking a police officer. police say he got angry

officers had to pepper spray him several times and he is due in court tomorrow. >> after months of attention, allegations of racism at an elite boston school work school regulators recorded dozens of claims violated school policy. tonight, he says he is working with school policy -- school officials. condemned in upton and when hazmat crews showed up, they removed several cats. julie, investigators say they will be back in the morning. work that they will be back in the morning because they believe there might still be some cats living in that house that were hiding. police say these two sisters are quarters but tonight, they will not be facing charges. >> well, they need some help.

has been a problem for years. >> it's thanks really bad work>> and got to the point where we could not sit outside our house and we are two houses away.>> the drapes are all closed. the shades are down. you never see any lights on. >> reporter: on wednesday, animal control along with police dressed in hazmat suits and armed with tools went into the house to investigate. >> it is a situation immediately and that is what we are trying to do.>> reporter: eight counts -- a cats found living in unsightly conditions. >> cleaned it up. once for all. >> reporter: authorities say two sisters in their 60s live here and they are currently being evaluated. >> they need to take measures once and for all.>> reporter: we learned that animal control

the home and as for the eight cats alive, they will eventually be up for adoption. the two sisters are out of the hospital and staying with family. fire crews say one single cigarette sparked this massive apartment fire in charlestown last month taking eight hours to contain the blaze which spread to two other buildings. everyone escaped in time but five firefighters were hurt. developing right now in the tropics, bearing down on believes -- police -- this is a strong storm compared to the ones we have seen this season. they have all been much weaker. the 11:00 advisory, seven mile- per-hour wind -- 70 mile-per- hour winds and it should be making landfall over the next 30 minutes. this will be moving inland, weakening as it does so

flash flooding is going to be the largest concern. the us impact. a warming trend for the rest of this weekend we will talk about that coming up. campaign 2016 tonight in the party in turmoil despite a very strong fundraising. there is a growing divide between donald trump and republican leaders in trump seems to be at odds even with his running mate. gate, trump says his >> he just wrapped up in jacksonville where he told the crowd that his campaign has never been better but some in his own party do not agree. >> our campaign is doing so nicely. we have some of the finest people in our campaign. they are doing great.>> late wednesday night, donald told supporters that the campaign was great but others say chaos

trump says he will not endorse paul ryan but mike pence later disagreed. >> i strongly support paul ryan, charlie endorse his election. >> reporter: i have never been a big fan of john mccain.>> reporter: mike pence later met with mccain ended damage control work >> to the type of leadership throughout his career standing up for a stronger america.>> reporter: it's been a rough week. some supporters panicking and newt gingrich saying donald trump is making himself unacceptable next to hillary clinton and has to become more disciplined or runs a real risk of losing the election. >> he denies reports they are

live in the satellite center tonight, wbz news . >> some new video tonight inside a crash landing in dubai. you can see hundreds of passengers rushing to escape that plane after it crashed on the runway. all 300 people on board survived and it is hard to believe when you see what happened to next. it just burst into flames. the fight from india exported after everyone one firefighter did die in the place trying to rescue everyone in the ntsb investigating tonight if the pilot actually forgot to put down the landing gear. the i-team investigates the safety of our drinking water and the risk from lead pipes running underground to thousands of homes in massachusetts. as ryan catholic explains, many cities have known exactly where these pipes are for decades and

water. something we all take for granted. >> what color of a cup do you want? >> reporter: but that changed per season when the mother of two opened a letter about the water pipes in her new home. she was 100 -- she was one of 600 new homeowners to recently get a letter from the city. >> reporter: what was that like bit out of control and wanting an immediate fix. >> reporter: with good reason. experts have known for decades that led pauses -- causes developmental problems in young children. here is a look of the problem. is a pipe connecting the water main to the street under the home. the city is responsible to the property line and the homeowner is responsible from that point to the house. intersection could be made of lead or it could be an entire

martin is in charge of the state's department of entire -- environmental protection and commends cities like boston which have an aggressive program to help owners -- to help homeowners replace lines. but the i-team found many communities are not publicly sharing the locations of lead service lines. after surveying dozens of communities, we found 1200 service lines. the westwood court reporting about 700 and malden has thousands. >> the cities and towns have had these for decades. that is so disheartening to me. >> reporter: the i-team has learned the federal government sends a letter urging transparency but the state did not share that with cities and towns until five months later on the very same day the i-team call to ask about it here the

have the most up-to-date information before moving forward. >> there is a real emphasis nationally on transparency and it's going to be an ongoing efforts.>> part of that effort includes loans to replace service lines and it is important to note that just because you have service lines, that doesn't necessarily mean the toxin ends up in your water. as a precaution, student -- season had her kids blood tested and the results came back normal but you cann >> if the test had come back differently, our hearts would be broken and now -- and i would definitely be enraged. why hasn't this been taken care of. >> reporter: it can be inexpensive to get your faucets tested for lead. and if you are not sure what your service line is made of, your local water department should have those records and be able to tell you.

news . there are many more towns with lead service lines and we posted that information on cbs boston.com. bring usually means go but a local intersection is driving people to confusion. a mixed signal that has drivers seeing red. >> there is no zika in our state but that is not stopping one city from tackling the potential threat where crews will start mosquitoes next. clearing a local beach.

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drivers are getting a mixed signal despite the best efforts. new traffic lights that went in more than a month ago are still confusing. >> many drivers and pedestrians say it is not clear when to stop or when to go. >> reporter: alternating red. straight red.

combination is not on hancock street in quincy center. a new light when up a little more than a month ago and people are still confused. >> you have the flashing light where cars can go if they think it is clear but pedestrians are still seeing the countdown. >> this system gives them more time to clear the intersection before traffic resumes.>> he says the system is state-of-the- art to protect pedestan if anyone gets confused, there are signs here for the drivers. >> unitas on initially to understand the signs but the signals themselves are already familiar to every motorist.>> reporter: diana jackson doesn't trust truck drivers trying to navigate the system. >> that is why outlook appears several times.>> reporter: pedestrians usually feel this area for tourism in the nearby college. drivers are usually local and

>> it has taken a little bit to get used to but i don't mind it. in quincy, katie price, wbz news . the fight to wipe out mosquitoes carrying diseases like west nile intensifying in new bedford overnight. the city will begin to target the parks and people living in the area may want to close their windows as a precaution beach where swimmers are ordered out of the water at martha's vineyard's south beach after a reported shark sighting and how about this? it may have been a hammerhead shark which would be very rare and officials have not confirmed the sighting but we just stepped up our shark and. >> oh, yeah. there's like one cloud in the sky. like that gorgeous beach. >> gorgeous and nice i'm a big

warm water. >> we had couple of martha's vineyard's stories tonight and now i'm trying to get down there. beautiful weather today. it doesn't get much better. 70s-middle 80s and tomorrow, it is going to be a repeat performance. maybe 2 degrees warmer and that's about it. the only thing today, 801 -- 8:01 sunset. tomorrow, 7:59 so when it comes to an actual impact, you'll probably not it is more of a psychological thing. temperatures are falling back tonight to the 60s. 56 on the vineyards. with really dry air in place, it will be a cold start to the day tomorrow. high pressure is right over driving and a wedge of low humidity air and tonight, we fall back to the 50s. it won't be as much fog as we saw earlier this morning. just patchy fog and then off to

with sunrise at 5:40.81 at lunchtime and into the 80s tomorrow afternoon. the wind will be out of the south, southwest tomorrow and we are looking at mainly 70s along the immediate south coast. and our warmest readings around the meramec valley into southern new hampshire and even upper 80s on the board but not much humidity. a very comfortable day. 77-82 tomorrow afternoon and temperatures continue to climb to the 70s. we have some changes of the week. friday, another bright day in humidity is not that bad. and then, we had into saturday and a cold front starts to approach. partly sunny skies and scattered showers. this will give us one more day of humid air friday night into the day on saturday. there is a chance of scattered activity and maybe even a strong to severe thunderstorm.

minutes. the humidity trends. friday, getting a little bit my gear but i don't think you will notice it until friday night. saturday, humidity but it rapidly drops out. no changes to the forecast. it's a warm and muggy day and we will be dodging showers and storms. is tough to get the exact timing and placement on those until you are about 24 hours out so by late thursday or friday, we will be able to that. sunday, partly cloudy skies and gusty northwest breeze. 85 in fenway park .81 sunday evening. if you're heading to the lakes region, this is your weekend outlook with mid 80s on friday. saturday, some early days storms and drying out and sunday, quite windy with wind gusts up to 40 miles an hour. here is your 7-day. we have 80s all the way through

storm saturday, you probably don't get anything until friday of next week. well, it is a happy birthday for tom brady. >> we will show you how the

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pmw. visit us at pmw mass visit us@pmwmass.com. what do you get the guy who has everything? we will be right back. >> the best part of the is the picture you have of him. how did you get him to wear that hat? >> power ups -- persuasion. >> he turned 39 years old today but he wasn't this morning, bill belichick asked if the team had any big plans for today. >> practicing. >> [ laughter ] >> typical bill. no special plans for the head coach. no big surprise but there are other ideas bringing dozens of signs today and also sang happy

>> [ singing ] >> so nice of them in no doubt that brady appreciated that. as for his teammates, they tried their best to give number 12 hard time! >> i tried to make a wish for him. we celebrated his birthday. it wasn't for today. >> however, he was completed passes to chris harper. the second year wide receiver. spending most of his time on the practice squad but he is turning heads and training camp this summer in coliving -- including bella check. >> he has come a long ways and probably made as much progress as any player has the last calendar year. may be more than that colton back to last spring.

treated anybody with any abrasions. what does that mean to you? as far as working more to get those [ indiscernible ]? >> it means a lot. especially coming from the coach's caliber and hearing the kind words he says, it makes me want to work hard to continue to get those praises. >> the red sox and mariners are going at it as we speak. making his first major-league start your one guy after spraining his left wrist expected to be out three or four days. he has not been put on the disabled list. he is going for his 15th win of the season and has not lost the start since may 17. if he gets a win, it will be his 100th victory. he did get his first major- league hit. right now, the sox are down 1-0 in the fifth. named major-league player of

five home runs. 15 rbi. 15 runs and five stolen bases. this is your leadoff. the second red sox player to win the award. that is sports for now. over gm. >> thank you. >> the art of sisterhood.

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the mayor's crew and dell that this evening in roxbury. the artist design represents the sisters commitment to diversity and helping all teenagers and girls reach their potential work takes two big sister boston, there are now 2700 girls and now wbz's proud to be boston's media partner. >> up next, erica will take one

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get america's fastest internet. only from xfinity. when you know that the only day with any rain this saturday. we were hoping it kind of moves away. >> we're hoping. scattered showers in the nature of summertime. maybe we will get very lucky and avoid most of the routes but it is our only shot of rain and otherwise, bright skies and 80s as far as the eye can see. >> it is better to write on dry roads and party in the rain.

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