one detective later emerged holding an evidence bag. we also learned from employees at the mountain barn restaurant three miles from the crime scene that detectives stopped in look for information after the murder. then this new information that the man who killed marc marcotte would have injuries. >> scratches and scrapes and or bruises. >> reporter: the 27-year-old was google manage here lived in new york -- manager who live in new york and was visiting her mother in princeton last en sunday run. when she never returned, her family called police who found her body according to a source it was naked and burned. the da asking people to think about the killer's injuries. >> we would ask that anyone who observed a male with these types of injuries that would have been fresh earlier in the week to contact the massachusetts state police tip line. >> reporter: we will have that

narrowing the timeline when they think this happened sometime between 1 and 3 p.m. and that's where they want people to focus their attention if anyone saw a vehicle or a person on brook station road on sunday afternoon during the time that's what they want to hear about. in princeton christina hager wbz news now back to you. >> thank you. as they try to zero in on a suspect prosecutors are looking for a man with scrapes cuts and bruises resulting from that struggle if you have informion call soaring temps stifling humidity. heat is here and everyone is tr children with that best weapon against the potentially dangerous hot weather. we are in the midst of this latest summer swelter. >> we want to giveyou a live look outside. it city of boston declared and

>> no lisa liam it's going to be as brutal tomorrow. currently the temperatures are 94. we dropped a couple degrees but it doesn't help when the dew point is in the low 70s. so the heat index is still 102 degrees at logan airport and it doesn't matter where you go upper 90s low 100as when it feels hike from boston back through -- like from boston through lawrence. 99 the feel feel in lower 8did-- 90sin falmouth and 37 in nontact. that's the -- nantucket. that's the relief because there's clough clouds and parky -- patchy fog. through the evening hours, we will only gradually fall through the 80s. partly cloudy skies right around 80 heading in through the overnight tonight. partly cloudy skies pretty good for viewing of the perseid meteor shower that peaks overnight tonight. tomorrow? no big changes. upper 70s for rush hour and it's going to be warm and muggy

09 by mid -- 09 by mid -- 90 by midday lunch hour. the threat for thunderstorms is greater tomorrow. 59 for the ride home. heat index around 100 -- 95 for the ride home. the heat index around 100 the temperatures dangerous temperatures are causing major concerns for local fire departments. >> water levels are already at critical levels because of the drought. and the lack of water could turn a small fire into a major one. beth germano is live with beth. >> reporter: the fire chief is sounding the alarm but availability of water in the event of a major fire. town relies on well water. this river that runs through the heart of one indicator of how loathe levels are a trickle instead of a flow making conditions near critical. it's a losing battle for joe santa maria on the sweltering day. digging out dead bushes on his front lawn.

about it. except conserve where we can but the rest is up to mother nature. >> reporter: mother nature has not been kind to lawns but more immediately these stations pumping well water to town residents are critically low. it's enough the fire department has safety concerns about access to water. >> with the town municipal water situation the way it is we have to look for alternate supplies rivers and lakes that's at a lower level. >> reporter: on a hot summer day a few years [audio not understandable] river. [audio not understandable] emergency. >> the burden is on us to even though we try to make the response time quick, make it quicker and get a faster knock down because if a fire has time to grow, it will be very difficult to catch up with with limited water. >> reporter: water has disappeared from the local pond. and as the drought drags on, it

water at those well points and we are getting very close to well shut off levels. >> they have to get the word out and people have to listen. if you see a real green lawn, those people are not listening. >> reporter: another look at the historically low river. there are outdoor watering restrictions in town but the fire chief is personally asking residents to watering to help the dire situation. reporting live from uxbridge beth germano. in wakefield a commuter train rammed a pickup truck caught on camera on surveillance. the mbta says the signal sounded and the safety gates were down when that white truck attempted to get across the tracks. the 70-year-old driver was medflighted to the hospital with serious injuries. no one on the train was injured. the patriots are kicking off preseason schedule again

to the -- orleen -- orleans saints tonight. steve burton is on the field. can you believe it's here? >> reporter: it's here and i am sweating and i am not playing. they will play four preseason games the first tonight. patriots and saints. the two have gotten to know each other because they practiced the last few days. it's a hot one. both teams will be ready to go tonight. be a all eyes are on -- and he knows it -- gra rope low e will -- gra rope low-- gra rap low. -- garoppolo. he says he has to be ready to connect with all the guys on offense anyway. >> it's tough because you doesn't know who the first unit is or the second unit. so i like how the coach does it we rotate in and out and injuries will happen so you

situation to put us throughout like that. >> reporter: he will have a lot on his platech the key thing is -- plate. the key thing is no turnovers. we have much more coming up in sports. guys back toy. >> thanks very much. -- back to you. >> thanks very much and wbz is your patriots station we kick off coverage at 7 with patriots game day and tonight's game with the saints begins at 7:30 and after the game it's the 5th quarter featuring bill belichick's news conference and stay tuned 11. some athletes from massachusetts competed in the olympics today and if you don't want to know how they did, hit the mute button right now. turn away. plug your ears for the next 15 seconds. okay you are been warned for second consecutive olympics kaleh harrison at 26 has won the gold -- kala harris26 on has won the gold in jude joe

aly wins the silver and team summit a smiling -- usa smiling simone biles wins the gold. a drone got too close a incoming united plane. they. >> reporter: ed a unmanned aircraft 10 miles northeast logan this morning. flight was coming in from chicago. the pilot did not take a evasive action and land safely. the faa is investigating the incident. drones may not fly within 5 miles of an on one of the hottest days of the year, lawmakers on beacon hill passed a bill to protect pets in hot cars. it spells out first responders can get into a vehicle if an animal's health is in danger. and in fact, it allows any individual to enterer's car if -- enter a car if the pet is at risk. mspca has been calling for this and it's now heading to the governor's desk. uber driver accused in a terrible crime. >> ahead on wbz news, what the

shocked everyone. >> and then, retired with honor. we saw him a second ago. the horse moving to a new pasture after spending a career saluting soldiers. massachusetts public charter schools are among the best in the country. our charter schools are public, and we have longer school days with more personal attention. we have a proven record of helping students in underperforming areas succeed. announcer: question 2 will expand charter school access and result in more funding

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uber driver charge with rape colapped in court as prosecutors laid out the case. darnell booth took a 16 yoarl to a parking lot climbed into the back seat and sexually assault her and then they say he drove her as the charges were read, booth dropped his head and then fell to the ground. shortly there after he was heard crying a judge order him held he until at least next week. uber says he is banned from driving for the service but has not said yet if he had a background check before he was hired. prosecutors say he has a long criminal record. when thof the honor guard take vets to the final resting place.

arlington national cemetery. >> and now this horse is retired. after his service to the country bill shields reports the horse is card retired veteran. is considered a retired veteran. >> reporter: this is quincy that can rest easy at the farm in norwell. when he walks, it's no longer work. kristin whitaker makes sure of that. for years quincy was a big part of the army. >> the guy did well.>> reporter: part of th at arlington national cemetery. >> quincy was part of what they considered the high honors of the burial of the heroes of the country. it's the last ride to the final resting place. >> reporter: quincy was hand- picked. the day after day to the soldie families at this place of honor. horse people know, quincy's eyes saw what we saw the tears

situation and can relate to what's going on. >> reporter: his new surroundings are idealic but he still has the dog tags. >> quincy i am sure saw lot of sadness a lot of grief and he had a duty there. >> reporter: foot injury forced him into retirement and the army picked this farm where he would be taken care of and honored. >> i received a letter commanding officer of the platoon saying that quincy was considered one of their own. and he was happy to see that he is finally got a home to retire to. >> reporter: onesy seen a lot of sorrow but now he's retired veteran -- quincy has seen a lot of sorrow but now he is a retired veteran that served his country. >> what a beautiful animal. >> awesome. >> great story. the heat continues in the city. >> taking a live look at boston

not going anywhere. meteorologist danielle niles has more on what's in store for us. >> another very similar day tomorrow. not going anywhere. humidity sticking around several days. talking about a couple different things going on in the sky tonight. iss flyby 9:54. look up 60 second one minute and that's it. it will be traveling at 9:54 this evening and the perseid meteor shower we have been talking about the best viewing one to four a.m. get away from the light after moonset could be the best viewing in years up to 200 meteors per hour possible. there will be scattered clouds around but plenty of time for viewing as well. temperature right now is 94 degrees in boston. 72 is the dew point and heat index 102 degrees right now. we are all over the region in the upper 90s to low 100sin

100 in lash lawrence. we are a little cool -- lawrence. we are a little cooler on the cape and islands right now. so the high today in boston was 96. our is around 80. don't know if it makes you feel better or worse but the record was 99. we didn't make it there it was set in 1944. so where do we go from here? we are still in the 90s and we are going to gradually cruise back over the neck several hours. thunderstorms -- next several hours. thunderstorms across can't cut and southern new pennsylvania and ohio -- connecticut and southern new york and pennsylvania and ohio. it will follow track through southwestern new england. we may get patchy fog that develops that will be warm and humid with an overnight low of 75 degrees. a little uncomfortable for sleeping tonight. tomorrow, we warm quickly. very similar to today. here's map. 10 a.m., sun and clouds in the morning. by lunchtime we will push 90. clouds build and a few storms start to pop. this is at 2, 2:30 tomorrow

tomorrow more widespread than today. notice some of the deep oranges and reds in here and that indicates to me a few storms could be on the stronger side. particularly from mid-afternoon to evening and notice removed the south coast and cape and islands. we wait until later in the evening to get a few lingering showers that come in. few of the storms again could be strong with locally heavy rain and lightning as they come by. don't forget if you have outdoor plans, which you should take it outdoors tomorrow no matter what, have the backup storm head your way. more serious heat. 96 again forecast high for tomorrow with the gusty southwest breeze. does this look similar? it's just like today. 100, 101, 103 is what we will push for the forecast heat index values. and that's why the heat advisory is up for tomorrow. again, from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. all the areas shaded in orange just like today. away from the immediate south coast. now saturday, brings a little

here's what happens. a cold front starts to stall out here over southern new england and bring wind off the ocean so we cool down a bit on saturday. although it will be humid. on the other side of the front, we will push 90 must and what happens is saturday night we get a round of showers and thunderstorms and punch back into the heat on sunday. and there will be an afternoon thunderstorm as well. so saturday's high may be in the 70s at the coastline. and then 80s yson the cape be tomorrow and saturday. chance of a storm sunday evening. and we cool off a bit for the start of next week and another round of thunderstorms possible lisa and liam on tuesday and che a major scare for david ortiz and rete red sox. >> and gillette will rock. preseason tonight for the pay rots right here on wbz steve burton is here with what the t look at what jimmy garoppolo may look like. >> reporter: before we get to

team tonight to attend a memorial service for a family member. he will not be tonight after alto begin with but all eyes the spotlight is shining brightly on number 10 quarterback jimmy garoppolo. he will take the snaps and is on the clock to get ready in a hurry because of the four game suspension for deflategate. garoppolo starts at quarterback. patriots have been practicing with the saints and toni edelman or amendola. >> being a quarterback you have to have a short memory. bad things will happen and that's how football is and you have to respond the right way. there's a ton of other guys looking at you and you want to respond the right way. >> patriots continue to warm up for the game and warming up also, our own dan roche who will call the game. let's go to him for more on the team. danny. >> steve the patriots should have one of the best tightend

coming season and gronk and bennett. and as for tonight you won't see gronk on the football field instead he will watch guys like aj and bear and steve and company try to compete for the job on the football team. as for gronk watching, he he says he feels like a coach watching the preseason games. >> i feel like a coach. way more than i did back in the day rookie year trying to learn and having the other rookies come in ask questions everything. it's definitely and still learning a lot. can can learn as much football every day and you can learn something new and it's great though going out there and teaching young players where to be what to do and what routes and everything the concepts it's cool. >> and gronk has not played in a preseason game since 2012 trying to prevent injuries

training camp. edelman hurt the foot and left foot e came back the next day a promising for rob the defensive lineman who suffered a torn tri- crept and right now he is said -- tri-crept and is -- try ept tricep and that's where chris long comes in. >> i feel i am ready d however that may be. every day i show up to figure out what i am asked abilities you know. certainly, we are going to stand by rob you know through the process. and just+: be the best teammate can be to him. >> reporter: now let's go back to julian edelman and with him and amendola out harper number 14 shut gets snaps and reliabledobson should see snaps. closer and closer to game time

very much. again the patriots tweeted no tom brady tonight. he is attending a memorial service of a family member. all for you tonight on wbz starting with patriots game day. pats and saints kick off at 7:30. dan roche has the call and 6th quarter post game show on wbz. red sox and yankees close off the 3-game series tonight. ortiz is in the lineup which is a shocking thing after how he left last night in pain following a ball off his leg. and get this, a-rod is in the starting lineup tonight. for the yankees a-rod goes on the mound for the red sox that's -- e-rod goes -- rod goes -- e-rod goes on the mount for the red sox. costumes invade. why you may see 45,000 people dressed most creatively in

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wf ego what is strike is it's 10e 5 real feel -- before we go what is striking to me is it's 105 real feel at logan. >> no sea breeze like the one spot that's cooler is nantucket because they are fogged n tomorrow similar to today so we have been prepared today. 100 to 104 for more of us. storms tomorrow keep ion to the sky from 2 p.m. onward tomorrow. it looks like saturday will get a little relief especially at coast and wind shifts that will make a difference.

>> that's right. >> thanks. >> patriots playing in the weather tonight. >> here on wbz enjoy it. >> pelley: high hopes up in smoke. the obama administration refuses to lift restrictions on marijuana, keeping the federal government at odds with half the states. also tonight, allegations that u.s. intelligence about the war on isi >> the facts on the ground didn't match what the intelligence was saying out of the united states central command. >> there it goes. >> pelley: road hazards drivers rarely see coming until it's too late. >> i got severely lucky on the highway that no one ran me over or hit me. >> pelley: and fast friends. lochte and phelps. >> win or lose, we're still going to be friends, and that rivalry that we've created is