live from the channel 4 studios in boston this is wbz news at noon. >> we begin with breaking news this noon. state highest court has just ruled aaron hernandez has to turn over his cell phone as part of the investigation into a double murder in boston south end. prosecution took the argument over the former patriots judicial court after a lower court ruled he didn't need to hand over the cell phone to police. >> today the sjc says that's not the case. prosecutors say that cell phone was used by hernandez to make calls and text following a 2012 murders. and in today's ruling a court said the search warrant can be issued for the cell phone which would take it away from hernandez' lawyers. ruling reads in part "the continued retention of this device can only be understood as having the effect of

namely the commonwealth. the suffolk county district attorney says today's ruling is grounded in the law and common sense and the office is preparing a search warrant to obtain hernandez' cell phone. earlier the court ruled he will go on trial for that double murder in february. breaking news in the u.s. olympics swimming scandal. ryan lochte apologizing for his behavior saying he wishes he was more careful and candid when he claimed he was at gunpoint. two swimmers with him that night arrived in the u.s. after they were detained and questioned by brazilian authorities. one of those swimmers paid nearly $11,000 to leave brazil. >> reporter: ryan lochte says he learned valuable lessons from the incident at a rio gas station. in a statement on instagram he says, i want to apologize for my behavior last weekend. for not being more careful and

to be out late and a foreign country with a language barrier and have a stranger point a gun at you and demand money. several security cameras captured what happened early sunday morning. lochte and his teammates disappeared down the walkway leading to the bath rooms and they are behind a wall and pulling down what appears to be a poster when they attempted to leave, security guards blocked their taxi.police say the swimers were drunk -- vandaized the bathroom and left 50? 50? dollars. >> stupid is the op at this time word. >> reporter: the subsequent actions made things worse. >> you pay the damages and you apologize for being an ugly american and let them know when you did and everybody moves on. >> reporter: he claimed they he were returning from a night of partying robbed at gunpoint. >> put it to my forehead and said get down and i pulled my hands up like said like whatever.

called their actions appropriate. >> coming back to the wall here. >> reporter: lochte a 6 time olympic gold medalist returned to north carolina before rio police could requestion him on thursday after speaking with police for a second day, gunar bentz and conger flu back. feigen is the last swimmer here and he will pay a $ 10,000 fine that will likely go to charity and leave the country later today. ben tracy cbs news, rio de janeiro. >> this noon the death of a woburn toddler is under investigation. the boy suffered traumatic injuries. >> his twin sister is still at children's hospital as authorities try to figure out what went wrong. nicole jacobs is live in woburn with more for us. nicole. >> reporter: chris, residents on k can ilby street don't recall any commotion at this

i can tell you both toddlers left the home and were taken to the hospital with a tragic outcome for one of them. 15-month-old noah john was in the care of baby-sitter when emergency crews received a 911 call. little noah's twin sister was here as well and she was also hurt. she remains at boston children's hospital this noon. her condition is unknown. wbz has learned noah was on life support before passing traumatic injuries. parents of the twins are understandably upset through a note on their door they have asked for privacy. taking yet another live look at the kilby street home where theincident happened it's unclear this noon exactly what happened to the twins how they sustained the injuries and perhaps who is responsible. the department of children and families is investigating and the district attorney's office

active and open investigation. live in woburn nicole jacobs wbz news. >> thank you. also out of woburn police are searching for suspect wanted in a stabbing outside a sports bar. >> the 31-year-old victim was rushed to the hospital with serious injuries this morning. anna meiler is live with the latest for us. anna. >> reporter: chris the district torn's office says that 31-year- old man is -- attorney's office says the 31-year-old man is in critical condition after he was stabbed outside jake and joe's sports investigators are reviewing video from security cameras hoping it leads them to the suspect. just as jake and joe's is closing for the night the popular sports bar turned into crime scene. sources say a 31-year-old man from woburn was stabbed in the neck and the suspect took off on a motorcycle. >> pretty crazy actually. very crazy. >> reporter: dan went to the bar to watch the patriots game but never made it inside. >> it was crowded and i went back to the hotel and ate

bed but it could have been different i guess. >> reporter: now he is glad he turned around because at one in the morning, police rushed to the restaurant where they found a man with stab wounds and a large pool of blood on the ground. victim was rushed to the hospital where he is in critical condition. investigators blocked off part of the parking lot with crime tape and spent several hours collecting evidence. the director of operations says he is shaken up. >> distraught. you know i be with this company for 20 years and we have never had anything like this happen. >> reporter: crews spent the morning cleaning up the gruesome crime scene toe shah -- so that jake and joe's can open for business. employees hopes something like this never happens again. >> we value our patrons and staff' safety. we will continue to totally cooperate with the authorities and anybody else and our thoughts are with the victim

apprehended soon. >> reporter: after the stabbing local police departments were told to be on the look out for a green motorcycle. wakefield police say one of the officers to theed -- spotted a motorcycle matching the description on route 128 northbound when the officer tried to pull the motorcycle over, the driver took off at an estimated -- estimated 100 miles per hour. if you have information call police. reporting live, anna meiler, wbz news. now back to you. >> thank you. this noon a new jersey bus driver is dead af collide in the middle of the morning rush hour. authorities say one bus with no passengers t boned another filled with about 2 dozen people. you can see one bus nearly split in half. about 20 people had to be taken to the hospital and several are in critical condition. no word on the exact cause of the crash. but a preliminary investigation shows one of the buses may have run a red light. breaking news on campaign 2016 donald trump campaign

-- campaign chairman paul manafort resigned. yesterday trump apologized to americans for some of the things that have happened so far in his campaign. >> sometimes in the heat of debate, and speaking on a multitude of issues, you don't choose the right s. i have done that and believe it or not, i regret it. >> trump says he especially regrets comments that have caused personal pain although he didn't go into specifics. democratic opponent hillary clinton is not buying his apology calling it nothing more than words on a teleprompter. major changes are coming for hillary's family foundation. yesterday, former president bill clinton announced he is

accept cooperate and foreign donations if his wife is elected president. turning to the weather this noon. things are shaping up to be a pretty fabulous friday out there. >> that's right. let's look leave at the city. skies are blue and humidity we felt earlier this week is gone. barry burbank has a look at what the weekend holds. hey barry. >> hi and it looks pretty good to me. we will have varying amounts of clouds over the next few days like during the morning a changeable sky. we started with quite a few clouds in some locations and the first batch of clouds all burned off and those are replaced by other scattered clouds but you can see along the coast the wind is coming in and it's a light sea breeze but it will keep temperatures from going higher than 80 or so right at the beaches. but we will be in the mid to upper 80s as you get deeper inland this afternoon with a mix of clouds and sunshine and no rain across the region whatsoever. but how about the weekend well doesn't look too bad. again varying amounts of clouds both days and turning more humid as you get into the weekend and i think most of the

details on the weekend forecast for you. see you with that in a few minutes brianna -- breana. more tips are pouring in as investigators trike to find vanessa marcot's kill canner. this received 900 tips. she was killed tw weeks ago after she went out to -- two weeks ago after she went out for a afternoon run in princeton. her body was found down the road from her mother's house she fought with the killer and that person could have bruises and scrapes from the encounter. if you have any line at 508-453-7589. and you can remain anonymous. a terrifying moment caught on camera in braintree. a man tries to steal a child. watch here as the man without his shirt walks up and swings the young boy over his shoulder and walks away. at first the boy's father thought the man was a store employee playing a joke. but when he realized what was happening, he followed the man who then handed the child back

didn't gateway before police got there. sh we wanted to make sure he was caught and when i found out he was in the woods i dropped everything. >> he made sure stephen o'brien didn't escape before police got there. o'brien is charged with kidnapping and resisting arrest. he is being held on 100,000 dollar cash bail. today, patriots fans are waiting to learn more about tom brady's hand injury. >> that's right. he was supposed to taft start last night's preseaso against the bears but was scratched before kick off reports say he cut his right thumb before the game. he was in uniform apparently using scissors to clean his cleats when the accident happened. brady's agent told wbz sports last night "an accident occurred and tom will be okay in time. but he didn't elaborate on a timetable. >> for the second week in a row jimmy garoppolo got a start throwing for 181 yards and 16

pats won 23-22 and the start was surprise for garoppolo. >> pretty suddenly before the game you know, didn't think i was going to and then some stuff came up. and i got tossed in there so it was a good test i guess. and just always keeps you on your toes how coach preaches you never know when you will go in and when your number is going to be called be ready for it. >> it's part of football. things happen that are unexpected and you know he is been prepared for that from the day he got here. i think all have, so -- players are so sometimes things happen and they change and you have to adjust and offense for imparterbacks -- quarterbacks that's an audible. the next -- >> the next pats game a week from today in north carolina against the panthers. >> pregame starts at 7 p.m. and archingous fans no one likes to hear injured and tom bready in the same sentence. -- anxious fans. no one likes to hear injured and tom brady in the same

heading west to help firefighters. >> lightning phac fast usain bolt won but why is he upset over his historic performance. >> danielle niles takes a

new hampshire firefightersare head to california to help fight the wild first. >> and this as firefighters say they are slowly daning ground on the wild -- gaining ground on the wild fire. the blue cut fire is 22% contained. 1600 fire piet. fighters are working to -- firefighters are working to save homes and businesses but for many it's too late. >> it broke my heart to watch it. >> what did this place mean to you. >> it was my home i mean i

also destroyed. fire destroyed the summit inn where elvis presley and john wayne dined. >> devastating for so many families out there and we are not doing great either. we are in the drought. >> we need abe and -- rain and i think we have a shot of getting some but not enough. but every drop we can get sunday night. but it was on this date 25 years ago this afternoon that we had a hurricane called bob and it made landfall in new england. it moved onto the newport rhode island and that was 2 in the afternoon. a terrible hurricane and if you want-- to see more about that we have hurricane special on wbz back in may and it is on the home page go to cbsboston.com and you get a report on hurricane bob and an interesting report that danielle niles did. so check that out on the web page. cbsboston.com. and check that out on the home page. well, we have a tropical storm

bermuda. it's way out here it's likely to not develop at all. it's going to remain weak and unfavorable area for anything developing there. it's not in a good environment. but down here there's a way which -- wave which we will watch to see what that does because that may move westward and become more -- get in an environment favorable for development there. meantime, yesterday, boston had the 18th day this summer this year that the temperature reache last winter i forecasted and thought it would be a hot summer forecasting 22 days and we got 4 more to go and may have a couple coming up later next week when we get to the 7- day. but no 90 degrees today that's for sure in boston and holding in the upper 70s to near 80 much of the afternoon with the onshore breeze not a strong one but enough a keep temperatures down. so sunny poo partly cloudy skies -- to partly cloudy skies. 78 in boston and there are 80s inland and it will go to the mid and upper 80s this afternoon.

a little bit inland to the 50s. so, not bad at all today. not too humid. fairly comfortable but the humid air is off to the southwest. so muggier air is coming our way for the weekend. 60 in the outlying location in the upper 60s in downtown boston and tomorrow, again near 80 along the coast and middle 80s inland. perhaps a tad lower in the temperature department tomorrow than today. similar at beaches. east southeast breeze. water temperatures in the high tide around 1:30. watch the time stamp as we have patches of clouds around but there will be areas of sunshine and more of the same for tomorrow. varying amounts of clouds and sunshine. there might be a couple scattered showers well-off to the west northwest of boston tomorrow afternoon. that is about it but watching rain which is coming in here for later sunday from this front here. it comes along notice a

night early monday morning andit's out of here and then genuine dry air after that. so here's the 7-day accu- weather forecast. calling for batch of rain most through sunday night but i wouldn't be surprised to see a few ren gate showers later sunday afternoon especially western new england -- a few renegade showers later sunday afternoon especially western new england. it'd should be sun -- it ld back to you chris and breana. a walk through space today for the american astronauts on the international space station. they are out on space walks today and installing equipment necessary for a docking with a maned space -- manned space x ships that will bring supplies to the u.s. team and they arrive on russian roberts right now. impressive stuff. >> no kidding. >> no big deal. coming up next on wbz news

is -- news at noon, he is the fastest man in the world. >> and why usain bolt is disappointed in his

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the three peat is complete for usain bolt. >> he won gold in the 200 meet he for the the third consecutive time yesterday but

seconds short of his own world record which he said he wanted to break. team usa defending the olympic decathlon title ashton eaton seals the win with the strong performance in the 1500 race. he becomes the third man ever to successfully defend the gold in the decathlon. another win for team usa in the women's 400 women's hurdles. muhammad won gold and ashley spencer took bronze. >> and won gold in record fashion. he set an olympic record of 22.52 meters and american joe kovak tox the silver. >> here's medal count u.s. hitting triple digits with 100 medal. china a distant second followed by great britain. >> up, up and away. >> still ahead at noon, danielle niles takes to the sky in a wild plunge into the

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she -- you have to see this. she took flight. you can see her boarding layerity bird number 33 above the charles and it's part of the red bull flugtag competition this weekend and they were off and running. there you go. slow it down danielle splat into water. we are seeing what it was like for danielle here's the goprovideo. >> wow. okay let's check this out. >> wow okay let's check this out. >> it was so much better in slow-mo. >> yeah. >> waipt to clarify she is okay -- i want to clarify she is okay. >> she is fine yeah. >> but anyway enjoy the weekend. varying a clouds and sun in the 80s. cooler at the coast and rain sunday night. >> thanks very much that's it for us today at noon. the next fuse cast saturday 5. see you monday morning.

>> nick: is it true what they're saying? there's new evidence in adam's case that proves he didn't kill constance bingham? >> paul: yes, it's true. we found the original pages of sage's journal. this is all moving way too fast. >> victor: yeah, it means the genoa city police department did their job. they found the missing pages. >> chloe: which means adam goes free. >> victor: well, it also means that you have to start thinking about the next phase, you know? >> chloe: next phase? >> victor: meaning get out of town, as far away from here as possible. >> chloe: [ scoffs ] excuse me? >> victor: what about that didn't you understand? >> chloe: well, you told me that i was gonna be protected. >> victor: of course you will.