clinton. it will be for donald trump this remark comes after a tough week for donald trump. he is down in the polls and a long list of republicans are distancing themselves from the candidate. that continues every day. live in the satellite center, kate merrill, wbz news, back to you. and hillary clinton spoke yesterday in central florida and today people are learning who was in the crowd. the father of the orlando nightclub shooter. you'll see the man behind clinton wi the e clreton campaign said the event was open to the public. he was not an invited guest. and the campaign did not know he was there until after the event. he told reporters he is behind clinton 100%. >> clinton is good for the united states versus donald trump. >> do you think that some people will be surprised to know and to see that you were there in orlando or near orlando?

surprised? i love united states. and i have been living here for a long time. >> reporter: he supports all of hillary clinton's positions and gun control in particular because he wants to live in a safe country. breaking news in the search for a killer. investigators have just revealed they've received hundreds of tips and no answers yet. and authorities say they have not ruled anything out in the death of vanessa maccotte. >> what we not community of princeton is going to gather tonight. so many are concerned and sad. and they'll be mourning the young woman at a vigil. and we'll have more on that. and we have a developing story from the red sox. the david ortiz bobble heads have been pulled. >> this is unusual. the team said the bobble heads were reportedly racially insensitive. and what they were looking at most closely were the facial

what you might notice are the sunglasses and other people notice more. julie loncich has the details. >> reporter: it was supposed to be david ortiz bobblehead night. but the red sox said the dolls were not up to par. they thought they were racially insensitive. let's show you a picture. they tweeted it out and another lips. that's the original photo. and fans with tickets will be able to get a new bobblehead at a later time. liam and lisa -- >> the bobblehead controversy has stolen the spotlight from alex rodriguez who was on his last trip to fenway park as a player. he'll retire after friday night's game. he is not in the lineup

plans to honor or celebrate him in the pregame ceremonies during this series. patriots fans may have two things to worry about. at practice today, julian edelman had to leave with an apparent lower leg injury. this happened after the media had to turn off the cameras so there's no footage. multiple reports say expected to be serious. rob nick vip also injured his triceps. and the pats open thursday night at gillette. we'll kick things off with patriots game day at 7:00. the patriots and saints get underway at 7:30. and we'll bring you the press conferences live after the game on 5th quarter. see all of that on wbz, your home for the patriots. much needed rain right around the corner. >> unfortunately, it's not

in the drought but we're getting it. danielle niles joins us. >> some communities could see over an inch of rainfall and others little if anything. we do have downpours and isolated thunder. it turns humid for the rest of the week. that's big change for tomorrow. heat index values -- get this -- will be over 100 degrees thursday and potentially into friday and the upcoming weekend up. at least the most humid so far this summer. 76 in boston right now. we have 70s, 80s on the map. 83 in worcester. skies are clear and just a beautiful evening out there. a few high, thin whispy clouds and that's about it. we'll be partly cloudy overnight tonight. dipping back to the 60s in the suburbs. a light southwest breeze and not as cool as this morning. and not as dry. the humidity is going up a

timeline for tomorrow. the morning is dry for the morning commute. and clouds advance in pretty quickly. the humidity goes up. and you'll feel it. by late morning and midday, notice the scattered showers and downpours. i'm not anticipating severe weather. see the deep reds and oranges. and any of the develop by late afternoon, still some areas of rain around. these will tape off as as we'll take you through the weekend and time out the threat for more showers and storms in just a couple of went to get back to the mystery surrounding vanes coo markotte. >> he's christina hager. the crime scene area that was closed off monday reveals disturbing visuals now that

path about a half mile from the home where 27-year-old vanessa markotte was visiting her mother. she was walking and jogging when she was killed. >> we're approaching this from every angle. we don't know if this was a random act. >> at a news conference, they asked for the public's help. >> the first 48 hours are extremely important in >> reporter: insidents are rest one woman couldn't sleep. >> i was thinking about the poor young lady, what she may have gone through. is this somebody she knew? somebody she knew from new york city? or something from around here? >> a handwritten sign at the mountainside market invites people to an evening vigil. >> i think the fact we have no

feeling the impact. in the new york city building where the. with u. grad worked at google. >> devastating to think that can happen so close. it can happen to anyone anywhere at any time of day. >> they have received hundreds county. here's the number for tips in this case. call remain anonymous. we have put that number on our website. and we'll be updating the case as soon as we get new information. www.cbsboston.com. a man was killed driving the wrong way on the mass pike. and friends cannot understand it. the man was heading east in the westbound lanes in westboro when he hit two other vehicles head on. there were four people in those cars, including a boy who

and two other victims were taken to the hospital. a fire is being blamed on oily rags stored in trash bags. ond a to repair the damage. fire investigators think yesterday's deadly fire at this west bridgewater home started in the kitchen. 54-year-old robert murphy was killed. it appears the fire was accidental but there was so much damage that what sparked it. this man might have approached some girls on saturday night. the 11-year-olds told officers they were walking on lady slipper road when a man in a black minivan asked the girls to go with him to play pokemon go. they refused and ran away and were not hurt. he was supposed to be helping special needs students. >> and now here's charged with

the trip from boston to d.c. and the incredible scenes we may see in our backyard. and michael phelps with the

a man who worked

high school is accused of raping a student. the attack happened in a school bathroom. chantee lans is live with more on this. >> reporter: the story is pretty disturbing. prosecutors say that a special needs student was sexually assaulted inside a classroom bathroom. >> malden high teachers assistant faces a judge. a person with a disability. prosecutors say he sexually assaulted a special needs 16- year-old while on the job. >> the victim would be offered candy. >> investigators say the boy would hold his urine to avoid going to the bathroom. and he evoked fear to keep the student from telling his mom. >> reporter: the defendant

victim's home and kill his mother. >> reporter: on his way to booking -- >> is there anything you might want to say to the media or anything like that? anything? >> reporter: he was released on personal recognizance. i spoke to a parent of a student. >> that's crazy, that's crazy and scary. that is and that's very crazy. >> he's ordered to wear a gps monitor. >> they have to prove if he is guilty. >> and the school superintendent called this case quote deeply concerning. steven mcdonald has no priors but he's due back in court next month. chantee lans, wbz news. search crews have retrieved

of el faro. all 33 members were killed. experts sent a remotely operated vehicle to the bottom of the atlantic to recover the recorder. and investigators are hoping it will give information about the ship's final minutes. amtrak wants to run the -- up to 160 miles per hour. they are looking to replace they could hit a maximum of 160 spots between boston and d.c. you can expect to see the new trains in about three years. as we look outside and enjoy the day, these are the days you want to hold onto. >> especially given what is on the way. it could feel like 100 by the end of the week. >> how do you feel about the humidity? >> it's not my favorite thing but it's inevitable.

you'll start to feel the difference tomorrow. it won't be as hot in spots but you'll feel the humidity. 90 in nashua. and 76 in boston. we get a wind off the ocean that keeps the coastline cooler. it's 87 in lawrence and we're in the 70s on cape cod. 74degrees in chatham. and the dew point is still in check. 91 in concord. and 89 in bedford currently. middle to upper 80s abouten to norwood. and 80 in provincetown. just fantastic. the dew points are running in the 40s and 50s. and let's look to the south and west. and dew points climb to the 70s. that's a tropical soupy air mass and this sticky air will be working into the region over the next 24 hours. enjoy the evening while we have it. just beautiful weather. we have clouds on the increase, back through pennsylvania, down through ohio and showers and storms popping as well.

going to work in our direction for tomorrow. tonight the humidity goes up just a bit. still fairly comfortable for sleeping. partly cloudy skies overnight. and 60s in the suburbs. about 70 in dotolight southwest by the way, there's an -- at 10:04. it's only visible for a minute. you'll want to look to the northwest. 10:04 for the international space station fly by. hi today. topping out in the low 80s. normal for this time of year. the only thing is the humidity goes up. and will be showers, downpours, and storms. the morning commute should be dry. no issues. 10a.m, clouds on the increase and a little bit of sunshine. notice by 10 a.m. there are showers and downpours already making their way to the western part of the state. by midday and lunch hour, numerous showers and thunderstorms around.

weather. and the deep yellows and oranges indicate there's going to be real heavy rainfall. the air will be so moist. by 4 p.m. still downpours around. one community could see little if any rain. if you get a downpour. you could see a half inch, an l higher amounts. we may have to monitor for the urban or poor drainage flooding. some left over through the interior and then they pe but check this out. 98 in lawrence. this is not the heat index. these are the high temperatures on thursday. so most of us top out well in the 90s. and then you factor in the humidity on top of that. and this is the forecast heat index. 100, 103, 103 in norwood. so a lot of us will be feeling like we're in the low 100s. and that means take it easy. heat advisories are likely to be issued by the national

mostly dry. again just an isolated risk of a thunderstorm. friday though with the heat and humidity still in place, a couple of pop-up thunderstorms are possible. and that will linger into the upcoming weekend. the heat, the humidity and the threat for pop-up storms. looks like sunday may be the better of the two days. it's the thunderstorms -- right through the start of next week. we cool of next week. we'll be in the 70s -- still humid though -- on monday. the rivalry in the olympic swimming pool. lilly king claiming gold. and her reaction to a doping controversy is making headlines. ben tracy has the story from rio. >> she swam in lane five next to her american rival, lilly king. and by the time they touched

the russian who had served a 16 month suspension for doping won a silver medal, coming in second to the 19-year-old manner. the grudge match between the two began over the weekend when they engaged in a fierce finger shakeoff. lilly king add you're shaking your finger for number one and you've been caught for drug cheating. i'm not for russia by the olympic committee. and some have been allowed back in, winning appeals. >> they have served -- and are now clear. >> reporter: a doping expert believes they cut russia a break by not banning the entire team and did so because vladimir putin spent $50 billion on the sochi olympics,

crisis in sight. i think that the incentives to dope were built into the system a long time ago. >> some u.s. athletes have been caught in the doping controversy. when asked last night whether or not they should be allowed to compete here in rio, lilly king said no a historic school house in vermont built 200 years ago. is back in its original location thanks to a team of oxen. more than a thousand people came out to see them move the school. and they made it look easy. the move is an effort to restore the village's 19th century look. >> you ought to do it the old fashioned way.

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a sigh of relief. for almost two weeks, a sexual predator was on the loose. we learned he stalked the woman at a local market. the victim -- almost 80 years old. >> reporter: he's a registered level three sex offender, the kind most likely to reoffend. the first offense was back in '93. and no prosecutors say he struck again. police believe he stalked his victim as she sh the marketplace. the woman he allegedly attacked is 79 years old. and shoppers are stunned. >> who would be stalking somebody in here. moms come in and out quickly, all ages, all shapes, all sizes. >> galvin broke in through a rear screen door and he was naked.