a memorial was held. she had a love for volunteering and was blessed with beauty, grace, a generous spirit, and a loving heart. she'll be laid to rest tomorrow at our lady of the lake. investigators have set up a tip line to help them make an arrest in this case. if you have any (508)453-7589 is the number to call. leave your contact information or remain anonymous. a dialysis center is apologizing after a woman was locked inside for hours. they closed the center not realizing the woman was still inside. you saw it first on four. >> reporter: the state department of public health has

this situation. the dialysis center has been doing its own probe saying someone made a mistake and that they deeply regret what happened. this is the photo. erica crosby snapped this of her 86-year-old grandmother forgotten and left in the dialysis center. first i was enraged, and then disgusted. >> reporter: a small staffer overlooked her. he did not see any patients in the treatment room and mistakenly believed that all patients had left the facility. according to the chief operating officer, someone made the call for an ambulance. but the building was dark and

facility appears to be locked, that there's no one there. our center called the dialysis center to see if there was anyone there. there was no answer. >> after a flurry of phone calls, they got the fire department to come rescue her. two days later this statement -- we have initiated additional processes and ensure that an incident such as this does not happen again. this woman's family had a conference call scheduled with managers for late this afternoon. they are hoping to hear what exactly happened and what's happening with the staff member who made the mistake and being done to make sure it won't happen again. christina hager, wbz news. david and kate back to you. not quite as hot today and

>> but that will not last. eric fisher is here. we could see storms. >> tomorrow will be a very stormy day. it's funny to think that this feels comfortable. it's 89 in boston. 89 in taunton. and the humidity is a little bit lower, making it a bit more manageable but still very warm. an area of low pressure is going to move across the great lakes, and it's got a connection to the tropics. the that went to louisiana. not as extreme here but it will draw up moisture and storms. partly cloudy and we'll hold in the 60s. as we look to tomorrow it comes at us in a couple of phases. there's a chance for showers tomorrow morning. and then we watch a warm front push through. with that we get more humid air and we start to fire up the storms heading into the

island. if you cut a line in here, north of here is the highest potential of seeing heavy rainfall, severe thunderstorms and locally heavy rain that could cause flash flooding on the roads. and that will last early into tomorrow night. damages wind gusts and there's a chance for an isolated spinup tornado in southern new england tomorrow. we'll talk more about tuesday coming up in weymouth police saying a man was on drugs when he tried to fill a fake prescription and then led officers on a chase through four towns. he's facing a host of including forging a document, driving without a revoked license and driving under the influence. she suspected a prescription was fake. the new hampshire spca is

removed from dn't take care of them. the horses range in age from one to 16 years old and they are now at the shelter in stratum. in the past year, ad revenue went up 30%. and that helped the agency bring in $31 million. right now the mbta is looking to install more digital signs. a major milestone, a barge brought a 3 million-pound lift span down the weymouth river. it went through the marine channel and was turned 90 degrees. crews spent the day installing it over the channel. once all the work is complete. it will serve as a connection between quincy and weymouth. donald trump is talking

plans to fight terror. and joe biden is hitting the campaign trail with hillary clinton. >> reporter: donald trump outed his plans to fight isis at home and abroad. >> military, cyber, and financial war fair will all be necessary to dismantle islamic terrorism. >> he didn't repeat his call for a ban on muslims but he wants to implement a new test for immigrants coming to to terrorisictars -- and he wants law enforcement to focus on signs of radicalization within the u.s. hillary clinton says he's all over the map and she rejected >> he talked about sending ground troops, american ground troops. well that's off the table as

>> reporter: trump's speech was overshadowed by reports that his campaign chairman was on a list for payments from a political party in ukraine. they designated is it why $7 million. corruption investigators -- he denied the report saying the suggestion that i accepted cash and nonsensical. craig boswell, cbs news, the white house. patriots news that will have fans on edge. >> that's for sure. >> rob gronkowski left practice today with a possible injury. and let's get right to this. >> the good thing is we think he's going to be just fine. this was a heated practice. fights broke out. and we'll get to that in just a

took him to locker room. hopefully, the patriots are being cautious and hopefully, gronk will be just fine. this was the first of three practices with the bears. after the cameras ?went off. lcolm butler got in a scrape with alshon jeffery. there were o d things. it's hot and guys are sweating on each other and it gets tiring. it's football. stuff happens and you just got to react to it. >> it's competitive. and that's going to happen. all you can do is move on and worry about the next play. >> reporter: it was a hot day. combine that with a new team in town and tempers start to flare just a little bit.

to be okay. >> if you get any new information, pass it along. wbz is your official patriots station. join us thursday night for patriots all access at 7:30 followed by the game against the bears. that starts at 8:00. and then stay tuned for patriots 5th quarter. good news if you're planning a late summer road trip. gas prices in massachusetts dropped a penny. a gallon averages $2.05. letters from whitey bulger could be evidence one man needs for a new trial. and thousand communities are coping with the massive cleanup. and the olympic judo champion who trains here in massachusetts. kale la harrison's gold medal

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she tried salvaging what little she could from her home. >> devastated. i've cried all day. my whole life savings, everything is in that home. >> reporter: it's a reality facing so many. 20inches of rain drenched south louisiana over the weekend, leaving entire communities under water. >> one of the weathercasters said it's a tropical event without thousands of residents, leading to dramatic rescues from the air and the ground. the water level is dropping and there's concern further downstream that waterways could crest in the coming days causing even more flooding. this morning, airboats were still being used to rescue stranded residents since the water started rising volunteers

>> my wife might disagree with that statement. >> 40,000 homes and businesses are without power. con champion, cbs news. swimmers left a party early sunday morning and robbers posing as police pulled them over and demanded that they get down on the ground. >> i was like we didn't do anything wrso getting down on the ground and then the guy pulled out his gun and cooked it and put it to my forehead and said get down. >> they lost their money and wallets. no one was hurt. at first, olympic officials denied the incident. >> i can tell you from ryan lochte's mouth that the story is not true. >> that spokesman apologized

initial information that was wrong. the incident did happen outside of the athletes village away from the competition. massachusetts resident kayla harrison credits her coaches for pushing her to reach the top of the podium. the judo champ trained and fought twice as often. the sexual assault survivor had a message for others dealing with abuse. >> i know 's completely alone and isolated and completely hopeless but i promise you that if you have -- if you can find the courage to say something -- to anyone -- and you can find the courage to find someone who will believe in you. there is hope and light at the end of the tunnel.

when asked what's next for her she said the beach. a badminton player -- posted this picture online as he was getting ready to chow down on a huge mcdonald's spread. after he lost his double's match. it's time to eat some junk food. and the calorie count in this picture is about you can see him showing off his abs. i didn't know badminton players were so ripped. >> you see commercials. they don't eat that stuff. yes, they do. >> when they're done for sure. >> not as awful as yesterday. >> when we hit 90 degrees in boston, all right, this feels great.

year. and 10 degrees above average for this time of the year. the change is the humidity. dew points in the 50s and low 60s, a little bit more tolerable than the tropical air we had last weekend. and the humid air is lurking towards new york and philly and baltimore. and it's going to head up the coast as we head into the day tomorrow. temps in the 80s, enjoy a warm summer evening before the humidity gets here. getting drawn up from the gulf of mexico states. this is the same system that brought a lot of rain, unbelievable amounts of rain to louisiana. and some of it is going to move into new england. for tonight, partly cloudy skies, likely a nice sunset. temperatures fall back to the ofs in the suburbs. 71 in the city. it's going to be warm. and as the front approaches, we start to bring in the chance

have increasing clouds and a chance for scattered areas of rain. that's phase number one. and most of the activity should be after lunchtime. we head into the afternoon, thunderstorms will be developing across the area and all of these could feature heavy rain, damaging wind gusts, and the warm front draped right over us. we could see a brief spinup tornado tomorrow. they are never likely in new england but we'll keep an eye as we head through the afternoon and the evening. thghfor storms will be a line from northern rhode island north and west. this is where we are the highest opportunity of seeing the heavy rainfall and storms before drying out on wednesday morning. the storm prediction center has the slight risk in wesrn new england. with the next update, we'll be asleep, and they'll likely extend this closer to the

areas of rain are likely 7:00 to 11:00, especially north and west of boston. and after lunch is the stormiest period. and any rainfall rates could be 1 to 2 inches per hour. high temperatures tomorrow mainly making it to the low 80s. we start the day with an east, southeast wind. and once the warm front moves through. that will bring in the humid air and the 80s. looking at the dew points, by and we start the day muggy on wednesday and the humidity will fall back and stay more manageable. the cold front moves through on wednesday. and behind it, northwesterly winds and humidity falling all day long. warm and much more comfortable for the afternoon and evening. and a slight chance for storms on thursday as a weak system moves in. tomorrow is our highest chance of rainfall. and then just a slight chance of showers wednesday morning.

and a slight chance on friday. it's good news if you're watching the patriots. thursday night, partly cloudy and a warm evening and shooting for a temp around 82 at kickoff. warm weather is sticking around for us. we're well into the 80s on wednesday, thursday, and friday. and the humidity will be manageable. the weekend looks dry. and maybe an isolated storm on sunday. and the best chance will be monday, a an ashland resident just rescued an injured hawk. officers say the hawk was pretty cooperative and didn't put up too much of a fight. animal control workers are trying to rehabilitate it. >> i like that the bird was cooperative. >> those hawks that don't cooperate are tough. >> peck your eyes out. there are cheeseburgers in paradise. but wait until you see the toilet.

ignored. the startling new research showing that parents are putting their infants in danger at bedtime. >> trust yourself and be careful. i don't want to see anybody else go through what we're going through. the driver taking off and tonight they are speaking out in hopes of saving other

bedtime. new research shows many parents are not getting the message about how to keep babies safe when it's time to sleep. every year, 3500 babies die from sudden infant death syndrome. >> most parents are not following the advice. brook silva-braga has the story. >> jackie gable knows the guidelines for putting 3-month- old she should be on her back and sleep in her crib. >> a new study in the journal of pediatrics shows many parents are using methods that could put they're babies at risk. many babies were placed on their bellies or sides to sleep. and 90% had items in the crib or bassinet not recommended

or bumpers. >> what they hurt themselves on is what we put in to protect them from the bars. >> parents get bombarded unsafe baby products. and new parents are desperate for sleep. many are moved into the parents' wed. >> it's not a safe environment to all. >> you have to make that decision to for the baby and if you have to stay up all night, you have to stay up all night. >> she follows her doctor's advice no matter how hard it is. >> nearly two years after the i- team exposed a problem with the organ donation system a solution is on the horizon. in 2014 we introduced you to patty mahoney, a new hampshire mother, who needed a heart

more than four years. she moved to california where she had the lifesaving surgery in just a few months. the network announced they'll redraw the maps it uses to define donation districts. volunteering could be good for your help. people who volunteer in middle or older age have better mental health and emotional well being. they feel like they are giving back. but th people younger than 40. younger people feel it's more of an obligation. milwaukee leaders urging calm after a deadly police shooting. will tonight's demonstrations be peaceful. and letters from whitey bulger that one man hopes will overturn his conviction for a crime he says he did not

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live news at 5:00. and now at 5:30, a convicted killer fighting for a new trial. >> and letters from whitey bulger could be the key. >> reporter: just about every person in prison says i didn't do it. and this man may be on the road to proving that point. >> reporter: he's 65 now and

didn't commit. in 2001 he told that to dan ray in prison. >> i'm angry, frustrated and very, very mad at myself for being so naive. >> reporter: he was in a boston bar with a then fbi agent who is now in prison. on that night. one bobby la monica was murdered in braintree. and police pinned it on conley from backing up the story. >> reporter: there are a number of letters that were written in a code. his lawyer told me he won't testify. >> this black binder is a braintree police report from 1980. it has just recently come to