pulled from a plane. two olympic swimmers tied to ryan lochte's robbery story forced to stay in rio as new video cast doubt on their claims. >> by chance a probation officer's saves a baby left alone in a hot apartment and a tooth ache sends a bear to a local dentist. >> live from the channel 4 studios in boston, wbz news at 11:00 p.m. starts right >> breaking now at 11:00 p.m. two u.s. swimmers pulled off the plane, did april april is the other -- ryan lochte and the other swimmers make up the story about getting robbed? it now seems to have a few inconsistencies. this video shows ryan lochte and his teammates returning to the olympic village after the

how composed they seem. kate merrill is live with more. >> reporter: investigators pulled ryan lochte's teammates jack conger and gunnar bentz from their flights to the united states and the united states olympic committee confirms the swimmers have been detained but they offer few other details. >> reporter: this surveillance camera video shows ryan lochte and three other members of the u.s. swim team returning to the athletes' village in rio sunday morning. after ryan lochte says left a party and were robbed by men posing as police. >> pulled us over. they pulled out their guns. they told the other -- [ indiscernible ] >> reporter: rio police went to the athletes' village looking to question them. a judge ordered their passports seized. she says ryan lochte claims they were robbed by one person

people. the judge noted they do not appear to be shaken up in the surveillance video and joking around. >> pulled out his gun. [ indiscernible ] >> reporter: april valley now back in -- ryan lochte is now back in the united states. and ryan lochte's attorney says he stands by his version of the story it to deflect criticism of the olympics. kate merrill, wbz news. a wbz news exclusive, a mother hit by driver who stopped, stared at her and then sped away. this happened in the parking lot at patriot place. the driver is still on the run right now. wbz's kate merrill is live -- or katie brace is live with the story. >> reporter: this is the

victim tells me the driver looked at her, said she would be back and never returned and the victim just wants to heal. a slow shovel is as fast as she can move. >> it happened fast. >> reporter: what worse is that the driver stopped -- hurts is that the driver stopped, looked at her and then drove off. she was walking from her car in at patriot place. around 6:00 tuesday evening. >> she comes this way. and turns left. and hits me. >> reporter: she called a friend who called 911. >> struck by a vehicle which is no longer on scene. [ indiscernible ] >> reporter: paramedics rushed there the hospital. this shows the injuries to her face. her left side of her body is

when she was hit she was taking her dinner break from her job. now she needs help too over coming the anger that a driver left her injured on the ground. >> it would be nice if maybe she would come up, come forward. >> reporter: police are looking at surveillance video. the driver is a middle aged woman with blond hair an reporting live, katie brace, wbz news. >> thank you. new tonight at 11:00 p.m. police arrested a convicted sex offender for flashing women again. police telling wbz news that chad falcone exposed himself to two women near his home yesterday and he is a level 2 sex offender with a long history of exposing himself dating back to 1989.

years. fortunately the court set high bail. >> a judge ordered him to be held on $10,000 cash bail. warning signs, this is one of the posters. police want people in the area to watch out for a peeping tom. they took several calls about a man who has been lurking and looking in windows. anyone with information should call police. a baby boy alone in a hot apartment and the probation officer who surprised visit may have saved his life. wbz's louisa moller joins us live tonight. >> reporter: that was an emotional day for the probation officer who told me she finished it off with a good cry. don't call her a hero, she was

>> reporter: free time, a turn of fate that sent the probation officer to this housing complex. she arrived expecting to find her client and her baby. instead she heard this. >> before i knocked i heard a baby crying. i continued to knock. then knocked again. and louder. and he just was screaming. >> reporter: the baby inside, no sign of mom, she saw each window was closed. on a hot july day. >> i am thinking okay, it is 90 degrees. you know, this baby is in the house with no air and no circulation. >> reporter: then she called 911. officers broke in by knocking out the ac unit. she found the little one sweaty and soaked in urine. >> relieved. he stopped crying immediately.

>> reporter: mom returned home and was arrested for child endangerment that incident could have been much worse. >> i was doing my job and in the right place at the right time. i am thankful for that. >> reporter: sadly probation officers across the state are seeing an uptick in child abuse and neglect there have been 661 cases just last month. louisa moller, wbz news. back to you. >> great, great work by that officer. thank you. tonight police are investigating a child's death in new hampshire. officers say they responded to a 911 call and found the two- year-old girl unresponsive. there will be an autopsy now to determine how she died. homeowners cleaning up but

the drought may be to blame. chief meteorologist eric fisher joins us now. >> it will be a story for us well into the fall i think. sometimes the drought could weaken the root system. the trees are stressed because we had no rain. boston as the driest summer on record with two weeks to go. even when it rained, just a few drops here and there and that is it. watching a few rain showers in pennsylvania tonight. as they track east most of them are going to yes, dry up. we will get cloud cover tomorrow morning. chance of a shower and a chance for an isolated shower tomorrow afternoon. most towns will stay dry. temperatures climbing back up into the 80s and moderate humidity tomorrow. just a touch of mugginess in the air. can we get rain in the

he took a 16 year trip west to escape his crimes crimes and now whitey bulger is hoping washington, d.c. could give him another case of freedom. taking his case to the supreme court. julie loncich has reaction tonight, including a victim's family member who admires the move? >> reporter: whitey bulger has nothing but time but legal experts say time and side. >> reporter: he is 86-years-old but james whitey bulger won't give up. >> a man serving a life sentence. what else is he going to do? >> reporter: he is taking his appeal to the u.s. supreme court and the attorney says it is improbable and virtually impossible. >> slime none -- slim to none.

asked to hear is between 7 and 8,000 cases a year. whitey bulger's chances of getting his chance heard are less than 1%. >> reporter: he lost his appeal back in march when judges found he did indeed get a fair trial. >> i think it is a waste of time for the taxpayers. i think it is a lot of heart ache and healthcare for the families -- headache for the families. >> reporter: hi murdered by him in 1981. three years ago a jury convicted him of 31 counts, including 11 murders but not hers. >> the only thing i admire about the guy he has no quit in him. it is the end of the line for a man who evaded punishment. >> he will die in prison no matter what happens. >> reporter: prosecutors must

september. live in south boston julie loncich, wbz news. back to you. >> thank you. a week and a half into the investigation into a murder we learned police have turned over the records to state police. investigators say they received 800 tips since the body was found 10 days ago. he was found dead a half -- she was found dead half mile away from her mother's home. police are searching for the killer who stabbed a man and left him for dead on the sidewalk this morning. that victim was a man in his 20s. investigators spent hours collecting evidence and talking to neighbors. they have been called about trouble in the area in the past. campaign 2016, shake up for the trump campaign. donald trump named a new campaign manager and ceo.

received his first classified intelligence briefing. hillary clinton says the trump decision will have little impact on the race. she told supporters donald trump will be trump no matter who is running his campaign. this was a false alarm. >> coming up next at 11:00 p.m. the doll that looks so real a police officer actually broke into a hot car to rescue it. >> and uncontrol, the massive wildfire forcing people to flee their homes. >> and the two things that sent this bear to the dentist. >> and on the hunt for rain in the forecast and a tropical storm in the atlantic. we will track that for you coming up next. for small batches with an ultra-smooth, full-bodied flavor. discover the craft of cold brew today and keep on.

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. four hundred million unavailable to the ninety-six percent of students who don't attend charter schools. let's improve public schools for all students, not just a select few.

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ferocious they have ever seen. one official says there will be a lot of families who come home to nothing. wbz's liam martin is live in studio tonight. >> reporter: right now residents are warned to expect the worse there. heat, wind and dry brush are creating a recipe for disaster for firefighters. >> reporter: it could be a matter of time before the bluecut fire 60 miles of los angeles destroys ho without warning. quickly ripping a path of destruction, fire crews could not contain. >> it hit hard. it hit fast with an intensity we haven't seen before. >> reporter: 80-foot flames tiring through miles of brush fueled by powerful winds and 100-degree temperatures. the firestorm is a result of five years of drought. >> to the point where explosive

>> reporter: fire crews are attacking from the air and the ground. up north damin pashilk was arraigned on 14 counts of arson in connection with 12 separate fires. police say damin pashilk set the clayton fire saturday north of san francisco. it destroyed 175 homes and businesses and forces thousands of evacuations. the ex-con who received firefighter training $5 million bail. tonight crews are using cadaver dogs to determine whether anyone was unail to a-- unable to escape. people calling 911 after seeing this baby in a hot car but it is not a baby. it is a doll. officers broke into the car and performed cpr before realizing it was a doll. police say they will pay for

appointment. a bear's trip to the dent and say the staff at the zoo -- dent and say the staff at the zoo were focused on keeping her sedated. she was brought in to get a tooth pulled. she will be more comfortable now that it is out. >> keepers are knowledgal and they know the -- knowledgeable and they >> she 16-years-old. >> one where you want to make sure you finish the job before they wake up. the weather here. sounds like talking about a comfortable night of sleeping. >> after hot weather. >> it was so steamy last night. tropical air. hipt dos and now clean -- high

out. great photos. gorgeous scene out there. this one from castle island. the skies lit up. and the humidity giving us a breather tonight. so we are taking a look at our highs. 85 degrees. a warm afternoon. warmer than average. getting to the time where you start to think about fall. we are not trying to rush things. 63 degrees now. 63 tauten. few towns in tomorrow morning. dew points down in the 50s to 60. yes, a comfortable evening and they will stay there for tomorrow. watching showers moving across pennsylvania at this time but it looks like they will dry up as they move eastbound and the humid air stays to the south over the next few days. tomorrow morning there will be cloud cover around. and a chance of a shower brushing cape cod and the

chance for a shower across western massachusetts, vermont, new hampshire. most towns are going to stay dry. keep in mind a slight chance of a shower popping up. looking at the day, partly cloudy skies in the morning. sun rise 6:00 a.m. now. 5:55 a.m. lighter winds tomorrow. a light breeze, sun and clouds at lunch and humidity not too bad and for the evening mid-80s with an isolated shower popping up across the interior. mid- to upper 80s. a chance at 90 degrees tomorrow afternoon. good beach day. more cloud cover than today. and going out tomorrow night, great. billy joel, 84 degrees, warm, dry, no issues. excellent night for a concert. and pre-season 82 degrees at kickoff and partly cloudy skies, no weather issues there.

no issues. saturday no issues. traveling west, across western new england, connecticut, vermont, more cloud cover on saturday. and then on sunday we will get breezier out of the southeast. hoar humidity and more cloud cover but our rain will hold off till monday at this time. maybe a chance of a shower on sunday. looking at the next few days, the drought beat goes on. not much opportunity for rainfall. monday is the next chance for soaker. more humidity. dew points rise on sunday and then we will feel it monday. the tropics, a tropical storm 40 miles per hour winds right now, well east of the islands. at this time expected to stay out to sea. we will monitor to see if it makes a pass towards bermuda. your seven-day forecast, warm temperatures are the rule. towards next week, monday is the only chance for showers.

tax 10 to 14 days look -- 10 to 14 days look dry. coming up next in sports, the one thing that could stop the red sox winning streak. >> high flyball, center field.

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. four hundred million unavailable to the ninety-six percent of students who don't attend charter schools. not just a select few. vote no on question 2.

massachusetts bmw center or visit us at www.bmwmass.com. >> red sox on a roll. >> hitting their stride right now. >> longest winning streak of the year for the red sox. up to 6. the game was called due to rain but david price was outstanding. beautiful fun moon no score. singles into left. a run scores from second. 1-0 red sox just like that. top of the third now, 1-1. see you later. his 20th long ball of the year. 3-1 sox. same score, top of the fifth. he crushes this one to right.

his 6thth of the season. -- 6th of the season. 5-1 sox. david ortiz into the gab. a run scores from first. making it 6-1. two run double makes it 8-1. david price solid. 6 innings, 4 hits and 1 run allowed. walk no one. struck out four. encouraging sign there. the rain came after the 6th inning causing a long ra it off. 8-1, 6th straight victory. matching the longest winning streak of the year. >> the blue jays. top of the fifth, 4-2 taunt row. his -- toronto. his first home run as a jay. 7-2 toronto. here is the standings. the jays have a one game lead over the sox.

the orioles. football. patriots and bears wrapped up practice today with a walk through. good news, no fights. no fights. bad news, rob gronkowski missed his second straight day after a injury on monday. hoyer is now back up quarterback for the bears, spent three seasons baking up tom brady in new he rarely played. jimmy g will start the first four regular season games while tom brady serves his suspension. tom brady's presence can only help. >> i think, you know, you got to sit there and watch. he is a guy that goes out of his way to help. i remember those years trying to sit back and watch and soak up everything. in the meeting room, on the field. you know, training. whatever it might be.

competitor. if you could soak it up you gain it by being around him. >> good to see him. wbz news is the place to be for the pre-season match-up between the patriots and bears starting at 7:30 p.m., kickoff at 8:00 p.m. and then post game show. >> that is sports for now. >> thank you. stuck in a very tough spot. up next what it

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are a rush to -- a rush to the rescue. this raccoon got his head stuck in the sewer drain. they freed the raccoon and it was a success. they used cooking grease to get his head out of the drain. >> a cute picture. >> very. >> i am afraid of any animal but i love raccoons. up next a look at the

it was spectacular tonight. >> i got gas between the shows, looked up, took in the sunset. it was -- [ talking at the same time ] [ laughter ] >> tomorrow maybe a chance for

warm day. [ talking at the same time ] have a great thursday. we will see you tomorrow. >> stephen: all right, time for another show. senator sanders! wait a second. you were my guest on last night's show. >> the struggle for justice continues. i still have a path to being on tonight's show. >> stephen: sir, i'm like-- i'm sorry. that's-- that is just not going to happen. >> too late. here i am. ( laughter ) >> tonight, stephen welcomes kevin hart. taylor schilling. and rupaul charles. featuring jon batiste and stay human. and now it's time for "the late