. live from the channel 4 studios in boston this is wbd news at noon. >> breaking news at noon a notorious mobster arrest in the death of a witness. >> he he was one the don of the government mob but became a government witness helping prosor whitey bulger and john connally. prosecutors have not released details on the new charges against him but authorities recovered the body of steven desaro buried in prove deans nightclub own erin witnesses said desaro was strangeeled in 1993 at salami's home he will be in court and we will be there. >> two police officers shot in arkansas authorities say the

that happened in a ciewrl area in is a bastion county -- a man is facing charges in a deadly fight with a friend. >> and the victim's mother tells us this was a horrible dent. anna meiler is live in gardner with more. anna. >> reporter: thomas maxwell face aggravated assault and battery charges arraigned any moment. here's a look at the crime street. bliss called here around 7 last night for reports of an unresponsive man you can see the crime tape in the backyard from the investigation. police say a 32-year-old man died after a physical altercation with maxwell. the victim's mother was next door to the house where it occurred and she says her son was very close family friends with the suspect and this was a horrible accident.

what led up to the the deadly incident. we are hoping to learn more details when maxwell goes before a judge. police added the charges could be upgraded but they are not releague the victim's name at this time of the reporting live, anna meiler, wbz news now. back to you. >> thank you. police are fielding hundreds of tips in the murder of a jogger in princeton. but they say they need more information. vanessa marcotte was ed from new york when she was out on a run and killed. police sift through the tips the community awaits answers. we doesn't he if it was a random act and can't speak to that right now. we are asking the citizens of inuse an abundance of caution. >> i can't feel safe and knowing that it can happen to anybody at any time is really just upsetting.

very, very disturbing. >> last night community members gathered for a vigil honoing her who was remembered as a smart woman. police are not ruling out the connection to a murder of a jogger in new york. karenna vetrano's body was found last week. her father reported her missing when she didn't return home from a police have no suspects in that murder. if you have any information about what happened in princeton, police want to hear from you. call the tip line anonymously at508-453-7589. a storm watch this noon rain making its way through parts of our area. it was it locked like in littleton late this morning. you can see downpours there and it locks like it will be a wet

need the rain. beary burbank is watching it all to -- barry burbank is watching it all. >> it's not all that warm and has become very, very humid and it's a tropical field of the air with the dew points matching the air temperatures. but it's not going up because the rain is falling and we have all the cloutiness out there right now. we have had decent rains in some locations. it is 6/10 of an in-- inch in lawrence cod. let's look at showers and you can see them stretching from boston and southwestward. heavier rain going across just to the north is mostly a lighter rain now. areas north and west of boston and to the southwest of boston to pretty good rain through sutton and heading towards millford too. so, that's what's going on with the rain. it's going to be raining into the afternoon hours. it doesn't look like it will be too much clearing. this disturbance is moving to

brightening later on today. so the weather we are watching is the unsettled humid stretch through the weekend. the heat index values is going to feel like 100 or even tomorrow and several chance of beneficial rains and thunderstorms. more coming up in a few minutes chris. >> appreciate it. stay ahead of any storm with the cbs boston weather app with conditions and radar and forecast and, of course, weather alerts. it's free at the gooseel man faces charges in a bold crime spree including kidnapping and rape and robbery in worcester. nicole jacobs is live in worester with more-- worcester with more. >> reporter: 35 year-old and tino -- and it-- antono damon is accused of going on crime spree. they said in 30 minutes he did

want to get you to video of where this started. it started on main street police say when they received the first call around 5:15 in the evening from an office building there. a woman reported she was raped at knife point. about 15 minutes later, another situation a kidnapping and carjacking. the victim in that case was face timing with her boyfriend at the time she says she was grabbed around the neck forced into her vehicle and sexually assaulted while the suspect dr passenger seat. police say that vehicle was involved in a hit-and-run crash before the victim was able to escape the car. the suspect ran off as well to this denny street location where police say he barged his way in through a locked door by breaking the glass. police say several women were inside along with several small children, many running to the bathroom for safety. it was very early on in this

were look for one man. >> once they received the first call and the second call both victims had been able to provide a accurate description of the suspect along with a clothing description and so after that second call police believe that they were in fact dealing with one individual. >> reporter: damon is known to police. they would not elap rate on how he is known to them. but i can tell you right now they do not believe the victims or the businesses that they are investigating here. they say right now they believe it's simply random. that suspect is expected to be arraigned before a judge today. live in worcester nicole jacobs wbz this morning. we are following breaking news out of baltimore. a justice department report released today finds officers routinely discriminate against african americans used

are not adequately disciplined for misconduct. the police chief there says officers who commit egregious violations have been fired. the investigation was launched after the death of freddie gray last year. julian edelman is back on the practice field he returnedafter having to leave yesterday early. there were conditions he may have reinjured his surgically repaired left foot but he ran routes and patriots are in orleans saints getting ready for the preseason opener which you can watch on wbz and tomorrow night, we will kick things off at 7 with patriots game day. the game start at 7:30 followed by the 5th quarter post game show all right here on wbz. dan will. and christian will call the game right here. over to campaign 2016, donald trump is blasting the media for the outrage over his

as hillary clinton comes under fire for her e-mail. craig boswell reports. >> if she gets to pick her judges, nothing could do folks. all though the second amendment people may there is i don't know. >> reporter: donald trump insist it was not a call for violence against hillary clinton. he tweeted. i said pro second amendment citizens must organ get out of vote he. interpretati rse told me. >> reporter: democrats argue that's not what he meant and say it's further proof he is unfit to lead. >> i don't find the attempt to row . >> reporter: even before the controversy one in five republicans polled say trump should drop out of the presidential race. hillary clinton is not without her own problems. a new batch of e-mails suggest a link between bill clinton's charitable foundation and the state department.

foundation aide to secretary clinton deputy chief of staff asked a favor for someone looking for a job. another wanted to connect one of the foundation's top donors to someone with influence in lebanon. nearly 2/3 of voters view hillary clinton as dishonest because of a questionable private e-mail server she used as secretary of state. but she still leading trump by an average of 8 points ls. >> in any other election with any other republican running against someone with this story and the numbers they would spokesman says neither of the e- mails involved the secretary or the foundation's work. craig boswell, cbs news the white house. paul ryan won the wisconsin primary. he defeated his challenger who is vocal in his support for donald trump. trump rattled the republicans by waiting until last week to endorse ryan in the race. new at noon we have learned the 10-year-old boy who died on

decapitated. caleb schwabb was on a raft with two other adults. the slide will remain closed for the season. a 6- girl is now c brain injury after she was inside a ferris wheel cart that fell to the ground. now there's a focus on how carnival rides are regulated. tennessee doesn't inspect and r private inspectors hired by the operators to determine safety. delta airlines says it should resume normal operatns delays and cancellations from monday's computer outa. more than 150 flights have been scrapped today. and hundredsofothers are delayed. this is on top of the more than 1800 canceled flights in the last few days. coming up on the wbz news from solving deadly mystery. >> heading home, good news for a dog at the center of a horrible case of animal abuse.

four hundred million dollars. that's how much charter schools will drain from massachusetts public schools this year. four hundred million siphoned from local districts that desperately need it. four hundred million that won't fund more science and technology, arts or preschool, counseling, or smaller class sizes. four hundred million unavailable to the ninety-six percent of students who don't attend charter schools. let's improve public schools for all students, not just a select few.

demonstration turns trammingic when spec -- when the spectator was killed. the 73-year-old woman volunteered tore part of the role -- to be part of the roleplaying when she was hit by a live round than >> today a marled hospital is shut down three babies intensiv potentially dangerous bacteria. a total of 9 pati transferred to other hospitals while official at prins george's -- prince georges hospital investigates. the bacteria is only found in the nicu. this noon we are looking at the black box from the sunken cargo ship el faro. in october the ship went down in hurricane joaquin killing all 33 crew members on board. 6 of them had ties to new england.

the ship's final moments. a special update about a dog who chewed off part of its paw to escape abuse. >> you remember maverick. he has a new family. mspca shared pictures of maverick settling into his home. his former owner kevin kennedy is due in court next week. and we wish maverick well look like he is doing great. >> i like that name for a dog. >> yeah it's good name. >> we need to check the weather. rain is coming down a pretty good clip outside because the air is tropical right now. it's so humid since this morning. >> soupy. >> yes that's a good word for it. we have the rain falling out there right now in boston and other communities, we have had downpours in spots and it will be raining into portion of the afternoon as we see that shortly on the radar and the temperatures will be restricted from going up quickly. obviously because of the cloud cover and the rain which is falling out. this so let's look at the numbers right now.

when it gets up to 70 or higher it's oppressive and we will be there in the zone here for much of the time. perhaps not every minute but much of the time we will have dew points 70 or higher for the next three or four days at least. the southerly wind is blowing at 14 miles an hour. so, these are the temperatures with ought the cloud cover only lower #0s. it got up to 79 in boston earlier this -- 70s. it got up to 79 in boston earlier this morning. it's 80 in burlington and 80s afternoon we may warm up a little more. but the temperatures where the sun is out is in the 80s. and these are the dew points. they are in the upper or70s for- 70s to the south. we will have the the humid air and we have the rain now there's a rain falling in boston mostly light to some moderate rain but still as we showed you a little while ago, there's heavy rain here near and south of the mass pike.

mass pike. so areas south of boston will get heavy rain as you can see this moving through in the next few hours. maybe some-- a couple rumbles of thunder but not much lightning with it at all. the main batch moves by we get a few scattered showers or thunderstorms forming and indeed it will brighten more off to the northwest by late this afternoon and a few breaks of sun before the sun comes out and sets. and fenway park it's 71 right looks like most of the rain should have gone away and there's just remote ris -- just a remote risk of a shower by first pitch. the game should be on and it's going to be hot and sticky tomorrow night for the final game in the series with the yankees. rainfall chances over the next few days not much of any chance tomorrow, but 50% chances on friday and saturday. and thunderstorms approach but the percentage chance probability is going to be much higher farther and north of

going up on sawn monday. temperatures for tomorrow going into the 90s. areas west northwest of boston it's going feel like 100 degrees or so tomorrow afternoon when you couple in the oppressive humidity. consequently the national weather service has a heat advisory in many metro west communities especially northwest of boston for tomorrow afternoon away from the southerly breeze. beaches tomorrow is going to be really hot. south facing beaches is the coolest and we have a high tide coming up early in the morning and early in the evening and it's going to be really first preseason game down at gillette stadium around 90 degrees at kick off. how about that. tomorrow, it's really going to be sizzling. and that's not the end of the we will be several more days to follow. the only question mark is on sunday, will we have big cooling coming in from the ocean and will it happen first thing in the morning or hold up until middle in the afternoon? if it does we get up to the low 90s before the cooling occurs. but in any event you have hot stuff so take it easy.

going green under the sea. >> scientist created an under water turbine that could be key to improving renewable energy. the blades create electricity. it causes no underwater impact so far in tests. >> we are finally at a stage where we are using technology advances to actually turn that fluid power into useful electricity. >> the wings move slower than those on a wind turbine and there's less wear and tear. golden knight for team usa. >> olympians making history in

>> gymnast are seeing gold this noon. aly raisman and teammates won the gold in the team coteam nic too. final five you hear it there. next stop for aly and simone biles the individual all around tomorrow. now to the pool we go, michael phelps finds redemption narrowly winning the gold medal in the man's 200 meter

olympic gold med heal. >> and about an hour later phelps adds the 21st gold and anchored the u.s. team in the free style relay to secure another win and not to be outdone katie ledecky wins 200 meter free style trying to become second woman to win the three longest free style event at a single olympics and has won the 200 and 400 title up next the 800 meeter on friday and she is the overwhelming favorite. >> well-done. and the patriots showing support for their olympian nate ebbner there's the coach wearing the usa shirt. ebbner is competing on the u.s. rugby team yesterday they beat brazil and he helped out scoring in the first olympic try. >> here's a -- here's medal count the u.s. leads with 26 medal including 9 golds.

us. still ahead on the wbz news at noon. >> ready to roll. challenge at the rio olympics that required putting together 30,000 teeny tiny pieces. -- teeny tiny pieces. buyery what's going on. >> we have 30,000 or more drops coming down and the weather watchers are checking in for the most part with temperatures in the lower 70s. chand take a check. redding mass ryan says a half inch there. 2/10 minimums they are almost an -- westminster had almost an in. the rain is need and let's have more-- had almost an inch. the rain is need and let's have some more. accu-weather forecast is coming

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if you or a loved one has masshealth, call commonwealth care alliance to find out about senior care options. aging happens. we make it easier. are you drink dirty watter? what harvard researchers discovered in drink water acro t disturbing. that's coming up on the wbz news at 5. >> and finally-- and finally an olympic size challenge. >> it has nothing to do with the pool or gist fast -- gymnastic floor a teen created a bicycle made of legos. it was built in just two days using 30,000 toonie legos -- tiny legos. looks pretty good step on one of those it hurts. i can tell you that from experience. >> a lot of rain on south shore coming up in the next couple

>> thanks barry. have a great day.

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