now at 11:00, a little boy pulled from a pool. the team effort top save his life. and the end of a line for a man accused of driving drunk and causing two hit and run crashes. and the dangerous visitor that didn't want to leave a local family's yard. live from the channel 4 studios in boston, this is wbz news at 11:00. severe storms sparking some putting on a show in the sky, and while the storms have cleared out it's going to be an active weekend. >> and there's also a big cool down on the way. >> yes, we reached a high of 98 in boston, and tied a report in portland, maine at 99. 95 in nashua.

it's around 90 in lawrence. the storms are gone, but there are still a few sprinkles from franklin. maybe a quick rumble of thunder overnight. notice the map at 4:00 a.m., the storms weaken coming into eastern mass marks and tomorrow a lot of -- massachusetts, and tomorrow a lot of clouds around. most of action scattered tomorrow afternoon. a few storms just like to particularly during the late afternoon and early evening. there's another round on the way sunday. temperaturestomorrow 70s at the coast. 80s through the interior. we heat back up sunday, i'll let you know how hot in just a few. all right, thank you. see you then. air right thing -- a lightning strike in a thunderstorm knocked down power lines in bedford. you can see the sparks from the live wires on the roadway. tonight most of the power in

life guard. new at 11:00, a little boy rescued from a dcr pool. tonight he's in the hospital covering thanks to the team effort. >> katie brace is live in hyde park tonight. >> reporter: and that 7-year- old boy was pulled from the pool not breathing. he was saved by a woman who was here to beat the heat and a life guard. the ems that got him breathing. the pool closed shortly af happened, and a woman jumped into action, and life guard also didn't hesitate. this is a state-run facility, and they released a statement saying we commend our life guards on duty for their quick actions today. they worked as a team calmly and efficiently that resulted in the saving of the young

breathing, and he was taken to boston children's hospital. reporting live in hyde park, katie brace, wbz news. 500 tips, but no arrests in the murder of a young woman jogging in princeton. sunday marks one week since she was killed. she was visiting from new york, and went for a run, and found dead hours later. state police have narrowed the window of the crime to between 1:00 and 3:00 in the afternoon. she fought for her life and her attacker scrape, and bruises. investigators are relies on help from the public. those tips, to help catch the killer. call the tip line if you have information which you can do anonymously. this is all new at 11:00, police say a drunk driver in new hampshire hit drivers on the road, and just kept going right into a dunkin donuts driver through, they they

jail. louisa is live there tonight. >> reporter: well, you may have heard america runs on dunkin, but a stop here meant one man wasn't running anywhere. there was an unusual order at this drive through thursday night. police say a 32-year-old man took his coffee with, well, some hand cuffs after a destructive two-mile drive. it started at dw drive where the man white hyundai and took off. on his way down the highway, police say he hit a second car, and that's when apparently he needed a caffeine fix. an officer spotted him here, and was kind enough to let him complete liz coffee order, but -- his coffee order, but police say even the coffee couldn't hide the drunken stupor. they arrested him for drunk driving and hit and run.

during the ordeal. he was slapped with a $2,500 bail and ordered to appear in court on august 23rd. wbz news. tonight a little boy is home safe after a shooting police say his father may have been involved in. for hours today relatives didn't know where they were, and tonight they're just relieved and thankful the boy is okay. that boy's father is in custody, and the child is with his grandfather. here's more from st headquarters. >> reporter: that child's father turned himself in, and he's in police custody at this hour. the grandmother, a spoke with her just after he turned himself in, and she said the fear of losing her grandson was unbearable. how does it feel to have him back? >> happy. >> reporter: this moment is precious for maria. less than 12 hours ago her grandson was missing. the boston police began a

morning. his own father took him after a shooting late thursday night at this apartment building. the boy's father was in a green ford explorer. detectives found the suv and the boy at this home, but not his father. >> he is crazy. it's unbelievable. i don't know. >> reporter: this is the suspect's ex-girlfriend. he dropped off the boy at her house, she's known the boy since he was 1, his father was involved in a shooting or the boy was reported missing. he dropped off the boy without explanation. >> you know, it's not his nature. no, he doesn't just develop around shooting people. no, i have never seen him with a firearm. none of that. >> reporter: the boy's grandmother painted a similar picture of his dad. >> he was, you know, he was a good father.

i mean yeah. >> reporter: as for calvin, he just celebrated his birthday two days ago. he's looking forward to spinning time with his grandmother and playing. and that person shot is a male police say in his early 20s, and he's expected to survive. wbz news. back to you. thank you. a young rockland team is credited for scaring off a his home. that man is on the run tonight. the young man came face to face with the thief, and instead of running into the woods the thief ran after brody davis. >> i thought i was going to die, i thought he was going to kill me, but iran away and my -- i ran away to my friend's house and my parents came.

description leading to this sketch. and dozens of passengers from boston were thrown out of their seats during severe turbulences on a flight to california. ken macleod has more on the search for answers. >> federal investigators examine the cockpit recorders to determine if the turbulence was avoidable. >> reporter: ts attendant, with paramedics and a neck brace after the plane hit severe turbulence. >> it felt like a huge drop, i mean, people went flying, things went flying. >> reporter: the jut blue flight was -- jet blue flight was going from boston to sacramento when it was gettered to rapids city, south dakota. >> air bus coming in, they said

the flight due to tubby lens. >> reporter: some of the passengers say it began with the jet liner flew into a big black cloud. >> the second we go in, boom. >> i was buckled in. >> reporter: anyone not wearing seat belts bounced off the cabin ceiling. >> i flew up in the air and my lap top. >> the guy behind us hit the overhead compartmt a pair of flight attendants were hospital bound. all were treated and released. this nurse joined a why on board in ren -- a doctor on board in rendering first aid. >> weapon went to the back -- we went to the back of the plane. a sturdiest was injured.

they say the clear lesson is wear your seat belt as much you can. >. thank you. mbt police are investigating trouble in a tunnel. they say a man taking a selfie delayed service on the t. surveillance cameras captured the man jumping into the pit and headed for the tunnel in the aquarium station. it brought the blue line screeching to a halt delaying travelers for a half hour. >> if a train came been disastrous. >> it's very, very dangerous, and we're not tolerating it. >> officers hope someone identifies the man and turns him in. boston police are on the alert for the person tampering with their vehicles. three officers report the lug nuts on their tires were missing or loose. sweet green in the back bay is back open after several food

inspectors say employees were not washing their hands, and food was not kept at the right temperature. management tells us the back bay location reopened this afternoon, and that they're hiring a food safety expert at all locations to prevent any future problems. a family rattled by a wild visitor. >> next at 11:00, what showed up in their front yard. a new view of the dramatic moment that a family was waiting for dinner when they were suddenly run down by a vehicle out of control. plus, great white shark caught scoping out his meal just off our coast. and some cooler air is on the move. we're going to be about 20 degrees cooler tomorrow in some areas. i'll have the updated hour by hour time line on the weekend

mom: i'm a mom, not a millionaire. i can give permission... i can give hugs... but i can't give millions of dollars to a campaign. narrator: but that's the way to get kelly ayotte's attention. corporate special interests like the koch brothers have spent millions helping ayotte's campaign supporting tax breaks that help millionaires and oil companies. mom: in washington, kelly ayotte listens to too many millionaires... and not enough moms. narrator: women vote is responsible for

discovery you'd expect in

certainly not outside a quincy home, but tonight a rattlesnake is the talk of the neighborhood. >> in the video you see environmental police trying to get the rattler into a bucket. members of smith family found the snake, and at first they couldn't believe it. the kids weren't scared though, they were fascinated. >> really cool. pretty cool. >> it was cool when it was around the corner because it was moving and big like that, and i leader it rattling -- heard it rattling. >> connor's sister video of the snake. it's from an animal reservation, and animal control officers brought it back home. new video shows a dramatic moment with a driver slammed into a quincy restaurant. the california family hurt in the wreck shared the video with us, you can see the car coming in crashing into the back of home. rob and his wife were both injured, and they've returned home three weeks after that wreck. we have a sinking situation in sandwich. a truck trapped in a parking

back tires gives out. the fire department tweeted the picture showing the truck going nowhere fast. no word on what caused the sink hole. the driver that went through the gates eight railroad crossing -- gates through railroad crossing yesterday will probably get a citation. you can see the train hit the pick up and push it. the 70-year-old driver was air i what's described as serious injuries. >. a developer could describe the fate of a boston land mark. they sold the building that anchors the citgo sign. the company hasn't revealed the plans for the building just yet, but the boston land mark commission is investigating the sign as a possible land mark. and that massive cloud of black on the left is actually a

lurking nearby a great white. a pilot captured the image earlier this week. hundreds of thousands of four- inch fish make a great snack for seals which are the perfect snack for sharks, and that's like the food chain. >> but don't in finding nemo we learn that fish came together like that to seem like a mass? >> yeah, it's more ec the inside, but you lose some of them. >. right, and let's talk about the severe weather. we got video in were tonight of exactly how things played out to the north of us. >> poland, maine, you can see the uprooted trees, and here in massachusetts some pretty bad damage as well. >> yes, each dot on the map represents severe weather that struck today. you can see it clustered in maine, and then clustered back

york, but also southern worcester county into rhode island and connecticut. most of it localized wind damage and also some flooding that occurred as well. none in far eastern massachusetts. 98, we hit it today in boston. the ample high is 80. -- average high is 80. the record is 101. but it was the humidity making it feel like that. now, number of 90-degree days in boston over the past several years. remember back in 2010? 25 days so more than last summer and more than the average. we'll add another by the time the weekend is done. there are some changes on the way though. look at the map. portland, maine 67. lawrence 82. there's a little wind shift coming in, see the wind app rows, makes a -- arrows, makes a big different. so manchester at 82. we are 83 in boston now. it's a warm evening.

marshfield to plymouth. you'll see it in the dewpoint too. it's still really sticky out there. it's starting to dry out somewhat as the cooler drier air works into the coastline of the new hampshire seacoast. tonight still warm and humid. 71. we gradually cool off, but you could wake up to a shower overnight or even a rumble of thunder in a couple of spots. not anticipating severe weather. pre-dawn, storms out of worcester inside of 495, so if you're up around 6:00 or 7:00 you could wake up to some showers and fog. and otherwise the sun breaks up in spots, and pop some thunderstorms. 2:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. keep you on alert. a few storms could become damaging. wind gusts, heavy rain, lightning the biggest threats. a lot of action in central and eastern massachusetts you can see here, and southern new hampshire. notice the exception, the cape

from most of the action tomorrow and again sunday. so just have the back up plan tomorrow to seek shelter indoors should a storm head your way. tomorrow's highs, big range. 70s at the coastline. wouldn't be surprised if we come well into the 80s inland. some spots even touching 90. even hotter in western massachusetts and still humid. sunday's storm, the fast sunday just like today. and then storms pop mid to late afternoon. notice they're coming in first north and west of boston. similar story. a few storms could be on the stronger side, particularly in the early evening hours. i think tomorrow's storms will be miles an hour widespread. sunday they're widely scattered. again 2:00 to 8:00 p.m. the time frame. no need the cancel the outdoor plan, but have a back up plan in mind to duck inside and

upper 80s on the cape. you have to factor in the humidity, the real feel, coming over 100 degrees again. from new bedford to plymouth, all of eastern central massachusetts is going to feel like the mid-90s, so heat advisories issued probably during the day tomorrow. fenway park, big temperature swing, but keeping an eye out for storms the next couple of night, and 80s into the start of nec week and a couple -- next week and a couple of storms again by miek no wash outs. good for beneficial way. >> all right, thank you, we need any drop we can get. the red sox put up a good fight at fenway park. >> but did the tax strike back? diamond backs strike back?

? ? ? ??

united for over 35 years.

everybody's happy when it's friday, and even happier when the red sox have a game like this. >> yeah, they didn't have a great series against the yankees, so they're trying to get back on track. >> yes, a lot of the things going well for the red sox opening up a three-game series against the diamondbacks, a

the yankees you never know. david price on the mound looking for his first win in a month. runner on 3rd, no out, jackie bradley, jr. with the catch, and then the throw to the plate. the reasonabler stops so -- runner stops, so holliday runs him down at 3rd. double play. wow. sox down a couple of runs heading into the bottom of the 1st >> line drive! home run! it hits the aaa sign on a 3-0 pitch! what a shot that was! >> yeah, and ramirez hit two home runs. six rbi in the first two innings for him.

the 7ths. david price went 7 innings. they beat arizona 9-4. >> a-rod's final game had the pre-game ceremony cut short by a downpour, typical, but he came through. his final hit ever. we'll see if it is. number 3113 of his career. the yankees get a win as he says bye to and malcolm mitchell looked good in the first pre-season game, but watch this, dislocated elbow, but should be back in as little as four weeks. of course much of last night's attention was on the play of jimmy garafalo but this pick in

one-handed, impressive by the undrafted free agent. and play of the game? from trey throwers, scoops it up, he makes plays on the field and the keep noticed. >> trey has had a good spring and a -- coach noticed. >> trey has had a good spring and camp so far. last year he fought through, you know, an injury, you know, it's good to have him out with he's had the opportunity to play. >> and if he stays healthy, watch out trey flowers could be on the patriots roster come september 11th. and finally the us olympic soccer team stunned today. ousted by sweden in the quarter finals. they were defending world cup and gold medalist at the last olympics, so certainly a stunner there. >> i think a lot of people are finding that one hard to believe. all right, thank you. well the superheroes have

>> where they're hanging out

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 for public education. every parent should be able announcer: vote yes on question 2.

? ? ? award winning interface. award winning design. award winning engine. the volvo xc90.

you may have noticed this, boston is the center of the superhero universe this weekend as comic-con opens at the sea port world trade center. >> find all the characters all in one spot. this is the ninth gathering of the faithful in boston. comic-con runs through sunday with celebrity guests william shatner, gillian anderson and

>> all right, we'll be right

mom: i'm a mom, not a millionaire. i can give permission... i can give hugs... vo: but that's the way to get kelly ayotte's attention. corporate special interests like the koch brothers have spent millions helping ayotte's campaign and she voted with them 90% of the time - supporting tax breaks that help millionaires and oil companies. mom: in washington, kelly ayotte listens to too many millionaires and not enough moms. vo: afscme people is responsible

so before we go, a little to plan for this weekend. >> yes, both weekend days. scattered storms generally 2:00 to 8:00 p.m., that's the time frame both days. i think the storms will be more numerous tomorrow, and a little less in coverage on sunday. heat tomorrow. we'll be in the 80s inland, 70s at the coast, and then 93 sunday, feeling like 100 again, but that's the last day in the seven-day for 90s, and 80s most of next week. >> so not getting that technical heat wave. >> right, but i don't think anyone will be happy, it's been hot the last few days. >> come on! >> thanks for joining us, have

captioning sponsored by cbs >> wow. >> what you reading? >> stephen: the internet. >> oh, i read that, it's good. >> stephen: it says here that researchers at m.i.t. taught a computer to watch two people on tv and predict whether or not they're going to kiss. >> hey, we're on tv. is your comput g us? >> stephen: i don't know. but who i kiss is none of my computer's business. ( laughter ) oooh. give me a kiss. >> announcer: tonight, stephen welcomes samuel l. jackson. julie klausner. and a musical performance by