news at 11:00. now at 11:00, breaking news out of boston, a driver crashing into several people trying to cross the road, and we've learned the victims include a little girl, her dad, and a man in a wheelchair. >> let's get right to louisa who's live on the scene. >> reporter: well, a very active scene here at still collecting evidence. that's the car that struck the three pedroias. we saw -- pedestrians. we saw an officer taking a picture inside of it. there's also shattered glass on the windshield presumably from where the accident happened. police say it all started around 8:30 when the car struck little girl and a 22-year-old

severe head and face injuries. the driver, i'm told did not leave the scene. he did stop, and we've seen him talking with police much of this evening. police shut down blue hill at sever and started talking to witnesses and collecting evidence. i also just very briefly spoke with a family member who toldn'i burs saying his step father, his little sister and their friend in a wheelchair were walking across the street here to go to the bus when they were hit by the car. the police officer allegedly told him the car sped up to make a red light, and his step father pushed his little sister out of way, possibly saving her life. they're all three in the hospital now, that family member telling me his step father is in critical condition. all of this still under

at this point. now at 11:00, storming moving across the state tonight making this mess in holden, and the threat of more downpours isn't over, more are moving through. >> eric fisher is here, and will it be gone for the morning drive? >> a couple more downpours tonight wrapping up about first light in the morning. showers and downpours moving across. certainly we could use a lot have, but a downpour in little ton, but it's weakening as it moves east, and farther to the west this is the actual cold front, and this line of downpours tends to weaken as it moves eastbound, but a chance for a few showers and downpour before the morning. and humidity really high. it's a tropical evening yet again. dewpoints way into the 70s. as we track the showers, they're weakening as they move

morning, then we start to dry out not just in terms of rain fall, but in humidity. more comfortable by tomorrow afternoon. that end of the forecast coming up. all right, thank you, we'll stay on storm watch right through the night for your most up to date forecast watch wbz news starting tomorrow morning at 4:30. new at 11:00, dodging a bullet in her own home. an elderly woman wakes finds a bullet hole in her home. julie loncich is live, and somehow is close cascare the woman. >> reporter: david, this elderly woman is just fine, and she's actually quite matter of fact about the entire thing, considering the bullet went right by her and her dog. >> it's hard to believe it. >> reporter: she spent every one of her 81 years in this home. >> thank god i was on this

worry about anything more than the fireworks her neighbors set off. >> i didn't know what happened. >> reporter: it was early monday morning when the woman, who wishes to remain anonymous, was startled away. >> went through the hall, through the curtain, and there's a hole in the curtain and went straight through the wall into the other room. >> reporter: her dog was rattled, but didn't think much of it until she cabbinged the police hour -- contacted the said that's not fireworks. he looked at everything, and he said a shot came through the window. >> reporter: and yet this woman tells me she'll sleep fine tonight. she says this is a first in her eight decades on the street, and believes it will be the last. it's maybe six feet from where you were sleeping. >> yeah,. >> reporter: i mean, how lucky do you consider yourself?

lucky, but i just think it was some nut that wanted to fire a shot off. >> reporter: lowell police tell me four homes have been hit by stray bums since early saturday morn -- bullets since early saturday morning across the city. julie loncich. thank you. he asked for volunteers and didn't get any, so no frustrated top cop is going to tellll whichbe wearing body cameras. the commissioner says he's forced to part of a trial program that starts september 1st. the department will test run the body cameras for at least six months before deciding to equip the entire force. a man with a violent history who took police on a chase is back behind bars in gardener. police say the man sped away when they responded to threats at eight supermarket this afternoon. he then crashed his car and ran into the woods before police

aaron hernandez' double murder trial start it is 13th, and he was in court with his new legal team that had a tough time getting t. >> aaron rodriguez. >> pardon me? >> sorry, i'm still in florida. >> the judge decided on february trial date so lawyer could catch up on the case. od >>an bye for the family of a young woman who was murdered while out jogging. vanessa was laid to rest answer family. we're left wondering who would kill the 27-year-old. and ken macleod is live in princeton where the questionthe

lives here among them? as investigatorring work around the clock it's unsettling the killer hasn't been caught, and her funeral has come and gone. a bus full of her google coworkers were among those that streamed into the church this morning to say good bye to vanessa where they heard a best friend urge them to focus on how she lived, not how she died. >> her best friend sa life in honor of you. deeply touched me. >> reporter: the funeral drew hundreds in the 27-year-old's hometown. among them a mayor that's known the family for a long time. >> every day of the week, every minute she lived. >> reporter: but that life was cut short august 7th whether a

later in the woods naked and partially burned. from the autopsy except that she clawed and scratched the mail ckhad visible wounds. >> somebody knows something that's key. there's all these little tips that will amount to something. >> reporter: indeed that's what investigators are hoping amid the several hundred tips that have poured in, but as the cassette was carried from the church -- casket was carried from the church today, her killer remained at large, making it that much ug >> >. i can't imagine what they're going through. >> reporter: the family has been intensely private asking that no media be allowed in the church today or even on church grounds. vanessa was buried at a cemetery in westminster. ken macleod, wbz news. thank you. state police relying on tips from the public to help solve this case. they have set up a tip line for

information whatsoever. it will number ison the screen. and the state has confirmed the first human case of the west nile virus. the woman is in her 70s and remains hospitalized. this is peak season for west nile. there's new concerns over the safety of water in boston schools. seven more tested positive for high levels of lead. the fountains have been turned off, and bott used when students return to classes in a few weeks. we have a list of the school ons our website. and a fast-moving wildfire spreading just east of la. it burned more than 5,000 acres in less than four hours, and it's forcing more than 82,000 people from their homes. in the louisiana the problem is rain. torrential rains causing massive damage in southern parts of state, killing at

history, and more being rescued by the hour. >> > mpw trouble for hillary e fbi is released a rare report recording her e-mail investigation -- regarding her e-mail investigation. liam martin is live in the satellite center with the latest. >> once again hillary clinton's e-mails are hanging over her campaign tonight as donald trump says he's sticking with his strategy. >> reporter: donald trump insisted to wisconsin voters he's the law candidate after days of unrest following a police shooting of an armed black man in milwaukee. >> crime and violence is an attack on the poor, and will never be accepted in a trump administration. >> reporter: the latest wisconsin poll shows him ailing hillary clinton by 15 points, but trump says he sees no reason to change his style. >> i don't want to change. if you start pivoting you're not being honest with people. >> reporter: clinton campaigned

more questions about at the time private e-mail server. some congressional republicans want to know why the fbi didn't recommend clinton face criminal charges. on monday they sent a letter to the dc us attorney outlining evidence of what they call perjury and false statements by clinton when she testified about her e-mail server last october. the fbi released notes from its interview with clinton to congress tuesday with the expectation it will not be clinton's camp said it would rather see the report released to the public rather than partisan lawmakers saying it was sought solely by republicans to further second guess the career professionals at the fbi. based on the fbi's recommendation, the justice department declined to press charges and considers the case closed. >> trump meanwhile is preparing to receive his first classified intelligence briefings,

be briefed tomorrow. >> all right, appreciate it thank you. we want to show you tonight a heartwarming hug that really made for a golden moment. a local olympic athlete with the all the mal show of sportsmanship -- ultimate show of sportsmanship. she stopped to help a competitor after a hard fall on the track. steve burton has more. >> i tell you, it's a great story. we know how fiercely competitive the olympics are, and that's why this inspired. the two collided in the 5,000- meter relay race. abby badly twisted her knee, but got right up, but instead of coming back to the race, she stopped and encouraged hamlin to get up and finish with her. moments later she'd fall again, and this time hamlin was there to help her up. the two event lip finished the race -- eventually finished the race, hobbled, but thankful for each other's sacrifice, and

if they're healthy they'll compete in the 5,000-meter final friday. what a story. >> great story, and interesting twist that just because they fell and there was tripping involved they get to go on to the final race. >> that's my strategy if i make it to the olympics. >. local father and son fighting crime together. next at 11:00, the quick action they took to get a thief behind bars, and why police don't ever want you to make the same move. and video showing an officer pinning a woman to investigation. and the final salute for a local prisoner of war. >. and there's a new tropical depression in the

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new video to show you tonight that's spreading it sho pinning a young woman against his cruiser. this confrontation is under

you'll see the woman's feet are actually dangling up in the air off the ground. what happen sparked it, but the woman was never arrested and was eventually let go. a disturbing crime out of south florida tonight where a college student is accused of killing a couple and biting the face of one of the victims. th the gruesome murders happening just north of west palm beach. it took officers, tasers to finally stop the suspect. >> it does look inexplicably as it sound like a completely unprovoked and random attack. >> the suspect is only 19 years old. he's under sedation tonight at a hospital, and there is no word on why he did this. >. a thief breaking into cars in quincy didn't get very far. a father and son chased the suspected crook and kept him from getting away. it happened in the hallow's neck area. a woman called police saying

the father and son took off after the thieves. >> now that's where we caught them in the driveway there, and he says to me, what are you going to do? beat me up or arrest me? am i going to get arrested? i go both if you try to move. >> the suspect, a 22-year-old man. quincy police are warning people not to confront someone committing a crime, and say call 911 instead. and now to a local hero's final fair well. a cambridge man th prisoner in the korean war was finally brought back home today. he arrived in his hometown of cambridge thanks to the us army and dna evidence sparks' body was recently found in an unmarked grave site notary public south korea. >> -- in south korea. >> we knew 65 years after falling in the service of his country, 11 years after my dad asked me to find him, we found him. >> that was the nephew of the

work to finally get him home. today a motorcade went past his old home in cambridge. he'll be buried next to his parents. getting to the point around here whenever we see a little threat of weather or rain i get excited because we so desperately need the water. >> it's been a strange summer, and it's the first time in a long time where we are rooting for rain. >> absolutely. hoping for any storm to hit your town, just not weather, although we came close with this storm. that low hanging piece here above the tree line, that's a wall cloud. we have a number of the downpours spinning earlier today, and cam in ashland saw a funnel drop down, but it never touched down, so good news there. we have seen some rain fall. wish we had a lot more. david in shirley, three quarters of an inch, things are starting to get a little

rain totals, you know it's good to have, but we could use a lot more. all the showers missed boston today, so still 3.02 for the whelp summer, june, july, and august, so still in the number one spot for the driest summer ever recorded in the city of boston with a couple weaks to go. tracking a few more showers and downpours moving west to east across the area. one of the showers heading into franklin. these are just garden variety rain showers moving east towards mansfield. another line of downpours is to the west, but it almost tend to weaken overnight, and it's been one of those summers. some years it feels like you could sneeze and there would be thunderstorms all over, but one years you don't, and this is one of those years. dewpoints up into the 70s into tomorrow morning, so heading

to be steamy. but into the afternoon the dewpoints drop back, and even toward the cape and islands tomorrow evening we get drier air, but most of the day is on the humid side. tomorrow morning an early shower, very humid condition, then the wind turns northwest. warm dayment the humidity falls, the sun shining brightly, and it's a really warm one, even though the into 80s, and this week we drop to is above average. mid to upper 80s tomorrow afternoon, and the rest of the week, the heat remains on. highs in the upper 80s to around 90 through the upcoming weekend, and rain chaps unfortunately -- chances unfortunately stay low, maybe an isolated storm popping up thursday afternoon, and that's about it in the rain department. good news we're heading out for pre-season football.

very humid in the morning, then drier conditions for thursday and friday. they've barely seen any rain out there, missing all the showers and storms. here's the seven-day, very warm and dry. a lot of de ja vu. the next chance of significant rain is monday. >> what did he say about my hair? >> he mentioned people with a lot of hair av >> oh okay [ laught er red s starting pitcher to injury? >> steve burton tells us why mookie really loves playing in

the red sox are trying to keep the roll going. yesterday they won in cleveland, tonight started a series, and mookie betts is on a tear. he owns the orioles. it was a scoreless contest until the top of the 5th until betts crushes the three-run

like that it's 3-0 red sox. rodriguez got the start, but it was cut short after striking out 7 batters over 4 hitless innings he pulled up after throwing a pitch in the 5th. the trainers came out and that was it, he was done. he had a left hamstring tightness. hopefully it's not too serious. game tied at 3 now, when tt the two-run shot for his second of the game. 28th of the season. put the sox up 5-3, and that was the final. sox win their fifth straight game, mookie played five games runs and 13 rbis. can you say mvp? now unfortunately the yankees didn't do the sox any favors employing a lead to the --

and rob gronkowski wasn't at practice today because of injury, and there was another fight. hicks was in familiar territory. the bears defensive lineman played for the patriots last season, and he racked up three sacks in a reserve role, and he signed with the bears off season, and he was asked about his time here . >> i have a great respect for the organization, and how they got me acclimated to the system, i think the organization of the team is something that every team needs to emulate. >> the pats and bears square off thursday night right here on witness stand. kickoff at 7 -- wbz.

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our hair? >> humid in the morning, so frizzy hair. >> cubs win again, what a season for the cubs, will they be lucky enough to end their 100-year championship draught? >> stephen: yes, they will. as long as i keep rubbing my ck my lucky three-legged rabbit. and keep rubbing my lucky three chicago cubs. it's rubbing time! whooo! whooo! we're going to do it! whooo! whooo! >> tonight, stephen welcomes