news at five. police call it a one man crime spree and here's the suspect who's facing charges for violent crimes in worcester. among them kidnapping, rape, and robbery. >> investigators say he did all of that in less than an hour. jim myth is live in woos we are the story. jim-- >> this is a frightening story. it took a long time to read all of these charges in court. ce downright terrifying. this was a string of violent crimes. >> two counts of aggravated rape -- >> reporter: and that was only the beginning. antonio damon facing a dozen charges, crimes committed in the space of an hour. it all began tuesday when they charged him with forcing his way into a woman's office and raping her.

at knife point. >> reporter: prosecutors say he carjacked another woman and sexually assaulted her. >> forced that woman d to armed nearby business. that's where he was finally arrested station says gamen was going be2nd quarter, attacking police. >> he was going crazy. >> it was like a war. i never saw this in my life. >> damon is 35 yearlies old and the father of five chiropractor. he's been ordered held without bail. jim smith, wbz news. liam and lisa, back to you. wet weather, heat and humidity tomorrow.

danielle is back with the details. it's going to feel like 100, 101, 102 degrees tomorrow. and we're timing out a couple of downpours just pushing off of essex county and hugging the coastline. and pushing offshore in the next 10, 15 minutes. we have downpours from sudbury to whalen. and it's northeast side of shrewsbury. pockets of light to moderate rain. and a few additional downpours. and along the mass turnpike back through springfield. i can't rule out a shower in the next couple of hours. any leftover showers should taper off. and it's all about the heat tomorrow. the morning commute is going to be a warm start. 76degrees.

quickly. 90degrees by lunch hour. we may see an isolated storm, dangerous heat and the ride home, 69 degrees. and the feels-like temperatures will be closer to the century mark. i'll let you know how long the heat will stick around. a federal -- has asked glenn beck to reveal his sources. he's being sued for defamation by a man for the attack. beck has stood by his story. he's been ordered to identify the two confidential sources he says gave him the information. >> the justice department is out with a scathing report on the way that baltimore police treat black citizens. >> the year long investigation revealed systemic discrimination. >> reporter: justice department officials gathered to release

the investigation finds department discriminates against african-americans, uses unreasonable force, and fails to hold officers accountable for misconduct. >> and the community it serves. >> reporter: the reports found officers make large numbers of unlawful stops, mostly in poor black neighborhoods. with force against citizens who talk back. >> reporter: police department is already making changes before the report was released. they revised the use of policy and added more cameras. >> those who choose to blatantly disregard someone's rights should be uncomfortable. >> we are not going to tolerate it. >> reporter: the federal investigation follows the 2015 death of freddie gray who suffered a fatal spine injury

>> the assessment and follow-up will help us to heal the relationship between the police and the community. >> the justice department will work with baltimore police on a plan to reform the department. adam may for cbs, baltimore. >> in recent years, the justice department has launched similar investigations into chicago and ferguson, missouri. an officer in punta gorda shot and killed a woman class about police procedures. >> she's a formal person in the community. i know her well. she attends a lot of community events, it's a horrific time for all 35 of people were taki in the citizen police academy. she was randomly selected to participate in a shoot, don't hoot scenario and was mistakenly shot by a live

figure out why a real gun was being used. deputy bill cooper and a local police chief responding to a call this morning. when they went in the home, the man inside opened fire. deputy cooper died this afternoon. the suspect was arrested after barricading himself inside the home for hours. the kansas water park where a 10-year-old boy died reopened but the ride will be closed for the boy was decapitated on the water slide. it's almost 170 feet high. all the rides at the park passed private inspections in june. the funeral is scheduled for friday. >> three people are dead in a raging wildfire in portugal. early this morning, the flames modify into the town of madeira, forcing people to evacuate. three elderly people were

the fire destroyed 37 homes and a five star hotel. and something shattered these windows on a bus carrying journalists. the bus was headed to the olympic park and unknown projectiles hit it. 85,000 soldiers are deployed in rio. twice the number on the streets for the olympics ur went above and beyond. a woman called the emergency line looking for help. she said her neighbors were out of town and because of her disability. she couldn't drag her trash cans to the street to be picked up. >> it was a smaller town when people used to help people for no reason. >> that's an easy thing for me to do.

emt and volunteer firefighter. the elderly woman thanked her. facebook outsmarts us. >> how the social network is making you seateds despite the best attempts to block them. and why champagne prices are going up. >> the uniforms for the american gymnasts.

on the bz feed, facebook foiling your ad blocker. >> the social network has found a way around the system. ad blockers keep you from seeing advertisements by blocking. ad blockers are expensive. and now facebook has found a work around.

desktop version. >> i think it's fair. you want to use their product. they throw ads at you here and there. click on them. and there you go. a sympathy note left a canadian woman fuming. a few weeks after her mother died, two real estate agents sent her dad a business card. let us know if we can help with your real estate needs when the time is family and she called them ambulance chasing vultures. i think that's totally creepy and out of line. >> i think it probably happens all the time. >> if i got that -- >> you'd feel the same way. the women's gymnastics team won the second team title of the summer games.

hernandez. you can see her pumping herself up. aly raisman had an incredible floor performance. their talent stands alone but the leotards are making news. each has 5000 crystals designed to highlight and distinguish each athlete during competition. >> how much are each of the crystals, do you think? >> i would be worried it would aerodynamics. >> obviously, it's not hurting them. believe it or not -- just how much it costs to get up and head to the cubicle. and a few leftover showers and downpours. and the extreme heat on the way for tomorrow. as we head to break, we have a quick look at what's hot

? i feel too young to be this old. i just want to be her mom, not her full-time job.

if you or a loved one has masshealth, call commonwealth care alliance to find out about senior care options.

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. of students who don't attend charter schools. let's improve public schools for all students, not just a select few.

live look outside at the roads tonight as commuters head home from work. this is a live look at the same come bridge. but many days it's a grind. a new survey found the average worker spends $3300 a year just to have a job. that works out to $276 a month. that covers the cost of getting to work, dressing fofochild car care, and if you buy lunch and coffee every day, throw in 75 bucks a week. one of the costs -- gas prices

and prices could stay there through the winter. they cite the switch to the winter blend of gasoline. a california woman is so excited about her new job she's celebrating in an unusual way. she spent seven months looking for a job. and when she got an offer, she wanted to tell the whole world and like for a child's first birthday or a couple getting engaged. >> i think academics, career growth, if your whole idea is to retire at 35 and travel you should absolutely celebrate that. >> her photos have gone viral. if other people get a chuckle. that makes her happy. >> do we know what she does.

>> we're going to find out. >> today we were talking about how we needed the rain and it came. >> this might have been the sunniest point of the whole day. >> i stared out the window. what is this? >> it was kind of nice, sipping the coffee, looking out at the rain. >> it's been so long. so communities see so much but any amount of rainfall helps with the drought. we get a we have the preseason home opener. it's going to be hot. it's all about the heat at gillette stadium. and we're tracking a couple of showers and downpours. none near gillette. and we have a couple coming back across 128. and from lexington, it shifted east. under the steep yellow and orange, it's pouring. this is going to move through

or so. crossing back to the north side of may dock. and then you zoom out and the western part of the state from the -- stretching he's near brookfield and charlton. a few quick downpours. over the next couple of hours, a few showers to dodge thanks to the humidity. low to mid- and right now some of our warmest temperatures -- and breaks of sunshine in spots. 80 currently in manchester. 70s for cape and islands as well. we'll stay spedy. 77, 78 degrees. and the clouds will break apart just a little bit. it's just warm and humid for

tomorrow hot and sticky and 90 degrees. between now and 8:00. still a little bit of green on the map. after that, any leftover isolated showers dissipate. and partially clearing comes in. and nasty thunderstorms will push through the south coat of connecticut. uncomfortable for sleeping. it's going to be warm and humid. then it's all about the heat. all the areas in orange, it's going to feel like it's 100, 101, 102 when you factor in the humidity. this is the forecast heat index. this is dangerous stuff. this is the day to take it easy for sure. seek the air-conditioning and the shade. mid- to upper 90s on the south coast. it's going to feel like low 90s

actual temperatures, the mercury climbs to the mid- to upper 90s. here's a map by tomorrow evening. app isolated thunderstorm is possible and a lot of the action will likely be across connecticut. friday morning we start with partial sunshine and pop thunderstorms in the afternoon. it's hot and humid. and that's the case through the upcoming weekend. rounds of showers and thunderstorms for saturday, sunday, and likely into the start of highs on friday will come back to the 90s as well. i wouldn't be surprised if a heat advisory is brought up again on friday because of the heat index values to 100. the cape and the sides escape. tomorrow, 85 and feeling like the low 90s. 82 on friday, mid-80s on saturday. for everybody else through the

wave. the only questionable day is sunday. there's a back door front. still humid with thunderstorms popping up. monday, tuesday and wednesday not as hot but sticky with a couple of pop-up thunderstorms. so a pretty active unsettled stretch. >> we found out where she works. >> she works for a healthcare i.t. company. >> seems like a happy person. >> she's ecstatic. you may not be ecstatic get ready to pay more for a festive glass. wine producers say a late spring frost, rot, and mildew have hurt production. the-year-old has not been this low since the 1980s. girl scout cookie lovers might soon have a new favorite.

next year. it's double dipped in a cream icing and covered in chocolate. and the cookies are also vegan. and m&m's unveiled a new candy. carpool karaoke is about to become a circus. britney spears posted this don't miss brittany in the carpool karaoke passenger seat august 25th on the late, late show. a massachusetts police officer helping a driver in need. >> just how far would you open your wallet to a stranger? >> and breaking news. two people were stabbed in waltham. one of them is 83 years old. we're live at the scene with the latest on the investigation. and we're talking with the

through the building and right into them. ? why do banks treat you and your money like this? they nickel and dime you with fees and minimum balances. capital one won't do that.

that's free of all that nonsense. no fees. no minimums. no gotchas. at capital one, your money stays your money.

well, western massachusetts police officer is earning much deserved praise for helping a driver who wound up with an empty tank. >> he paid for the gas. the driver had less than $2 on him. he paid the attendant the $2 and accidently pumped 20 bucks worth. the attendant was getting ready

took care of it. the officer refused the driver's offer to repay him. hope he doesn't have too many calls like that. >> three cheers for that. >> much more still ahead. >> the news at 6:00 starts right now. live from the channel 4 studios in boston, this is wbz news at 6:00. went to get right to breaking news at 6:00. two people includin woman found stabbed in waltham. >> and one man is under arrest. we want to get right to julie loncich who is live at the scene. >> two women were stabbed and one of them in critical condition. a waltham man has been arrested. a number of detectives from the state police arrived 30 minutes ago with a search warrant. they are currently inside processing the scene and collecting evidence.

this afternoon. two women were stabbed at this home. a 52-year-old woman was stabbed multiple times and is in critical condition. an 83-year-old woman is stabbed in the hand and expected to be okay. police arrested 37-year-old emanuel lewis. he fled the scene and they later caught up with him. the victim experience the suspect do know one another and they random. we're live in waltham. julie loncich, wbz news. mayor marty walsh has declared a heat emergency in boston through saturday. >> and limit your time outside and pay attention to staying cool and hydrated. particularly if you have any kind of breathing problems. and it is going to be hot. >> you can understand why he

for tomorrow. upper 90s. low 100s. it's, it's a day to take it easy. have to get a few downpours our here. and we're tracking a few. a quick downpour stretching through watertown and arlington. this is heading to medfor and stretching along the -- >> they are spotty and moving west to east. and one downpour throughware as well. >> and overall it should be dwindling. mid-70s. this is truly a soupy, tropical air mass. 81 in manchester, and 79 in boston. and mid-70s on the cape and