florida governor rick scott says an aggressive mosquito eradication plan is now underway. >> we're going to provide timely, accurate information for public health. i want everyone in the state to stay safe. as we know there's low transmission, we'll get that information out as promptly as we can. >> reporter: the cdc says the high-rises in south beach will prevent them spray for mosquitoes. pregnant women may want to consider nonessential travel to all of dade county. what happened to noah? police are investigating this little boy's death. what we do know is that noah died from traumatic injuries and his twin sister is in the hospital. he had been hospitalized since

the care of his babysitter. dcs officials were at the home. and they have not said whether charges will be filed. the investigation is underway. and the office right now is a i waiting results of an autopsy. prosecutors in the aaron hernandez case can look at his cell phone. that phone y the upcoming double murder trial. while police were investigating for the odin lloyd trial, hernandez gave that phone to his lawyer. a woman who hit three people was driving without a license. she faced a judge today on charges, including leaving the scene of that accident.

victims near the freedom trail. although injured, all three people, including the 9-year- old boy, are expected to recover. now to the apology from olympic swimmer ryan lochte. earlier this week he reported that he and three teammates were robbed at gunpoint. now-- they vandalized a gas station and paid off the >> reporter: he writes on instagram i want to apologize for my behavior last weekend. for not being more careful and candid in how i described the events of the early morning. it's traumatic to be out late with your friends in a foreign country with a language barrier and have a stranger point a gun at you and demand money. lochte and his teammates

a wall and pulling down a poster. when they attempted to leave, security guards blocked their taxi. >> police say they were drunk and belligerent, vandalized a bathroom and left $50 to pay for the damage. >> reporter: his subsequent actions only made things worse. >> pay the damages, apologize for being an ugly american, let everybody moves on. >> he cooked it, put it to my forehead and said get down. i put my hands up and i was like whatever. >> reporter: police say the gas station personnel were armed but call the actions appropriate. >> reporter: no apologies for

ease into a weekend. but the question is will it last? pamela gardner joins us with a look at the friday evening forecast. a sea breeze in boston down to 75 degrees. as we inch closer to the weekend. saturday is going to be dry. sunday we have changes moving in. for now. enjoy the warmth and the mostly sunny skies. 86 in norwood. 83 plymouth. hour-by-hour we keep it dry. mostly sunny and dipping to 73 degrees overnight, keeping it dry again. 67 in boston. between 58 and 64 in the suburbs. and tomorrow's high temperatures feeling similar to what we experienced today, in the lower to mid-80s once you get inland. in just a bit. changes move in for sunday. we're tracking rain and thunderstorms and maybe soaking rain too. i'll have the hour-by-hour timing coming up in the 7-day forecast. tonight police are looking

in the neck and took off. anna meiler has the report. >> reporter: the popular sports bar turned into a crime scene. a 31-year-old man from woburn was stabbed in the next and the suspect took off on a motorcycle. >> reporter: he went to the bar to watch the patriots game and never made it inside. >> i went back to my hotel because it was crowded. did some work and went to bed. >> reporter: he's glad he turned around. police rushed to the restaurant at 1:00 in the morning where they found a man with stab wounds and a pool of blood. the victim 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

company for 20 years and we have never ever had anything like this happen. >> crews spent the morning cleaning up the gruesome crime scene. employees hope something like this never happens again. >> we value our patrons and staff safety. we'll continue to cooperate with the authorities. and our thoughts are with the victim and we hope that suspect will be apprehended soon. >> local police departments were told to be on the lookout for a green motorcycle. police told me one of their officers spotted a motorcycle on route 128 northbound. but when the officer tried to pull the motorcycle over, the driver took off at an estimated 100 miles per hour. the driver did not follow out of safety concerns. breaking news tonight.

hillary clinton must answer written questions from judicial watch about her use of private e-mails while she was secretary of state. also today on the campaign trail, are we seeing a bit of a softer side of donald trump? he spent the morning in louisiana touring flood damage. this comes a day after trump said he regretted previous behavior. weijia jiang has the details. >> reporter: he promised to he rouge where he spent the day looking at damage. >> you've never had floods before? >> no. >> he did not bring up the shakeup of his staff. his campaign manager resigned and investigators are trying to determine if he accepted illegal cash payments. trump released a statement calling him a true professional and his son eric trump said

want to be distracted by what paul was dealing with. >> reporter: trump hired a new ceo and campaign manager. they may be responsible for an apparently softer trump who typically does not acknowledge missteps. >> and i do regret it, particularly where it may have caused personal pain. >> reporter: the clinton campaign dismissed his comment as insincere and first general election ad. >> illegal immigrants convicted of committing crimes get to stay. >> reporter: if she becomes president, the clinton foundation said it will no longer accept donations from corporations or foreign countries.

white house. the patriots won and the fans may have had mixed feelings about the preseason game against the bears. >> the win was nice but tom brady out of the game was the strangest. let's bring in dan roche to talk about this. >> it's a shadow right now. and we may not know anything through the weekend. the only a statement. an accident occurred and tom will be okay in time. bill belichick told us in the pregame meeting he intended to play all three quarterbacks and brady wasn't on the field for warmups and we got the message that he wasn't playing. we got a report of a cut finger

impact his ability to pass or play. right now looks like our first chance to see brady on the practice field is probably monday so on and on it goes. >> the expectation is that it happened after belichick said he'd be playing. >> we met with bill. and he said all three will play. we assumed tom would we got that feeling. and then it had to have happened in the locker room. and he won't play the first four games. he's the franchise so you worry about that. >> as long as he's ready by october 9th. and keep the scissors way from him. >> he can throw lefty. the patriots will be playing next friday when they

carolina panthers. fifthquarter right after the game here on wbz. a south shore woman hopes to make a connection on a popular dating website. >> one man conned her out of thousands of dollars and she is not the only one. and 25 years ago today. hurricane bob changed new england's landscape forever. and tonight we're taking a look back to remember. and a fun friday for the whole family. the night at the just a dollar, ahead on this

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tonight looking back at hurricane bob 25 years after the last hurricane to make landfall in massachusetts. >> pamela gardner is back with us now. and this was one of those history. >> and it really defined us. it was such a huge storm that moved through. and not only was it the last hurricane to crash into our state, it was the last to hit new england. and just the mention of it brings up difficult memories for some folks. >> hurricane bob is now classified as a very dangerous hurricane. >> we were watching the surge

scene to get out of the way. the surge was coming right behind me. >> reporter: the memories are still fresh. >> it's hard to believe it's been 25 years. and this was the epicenter for bob as it came up here. >> reporter: august 16, 1991, bob developed from an area of low pressure near the bahamas, strengthening into a tropical storm and bob intensified to a major category three storm. >> reporter: hurricane bob continues the track to new england. >> there's the eye of the storm. >> reporter: bob made landful not once but twice. first on block island and then new port, rhode island. >> dozens of sailboats snapped

hour on block island. from buzzards bay to cape cod. it left significant damage. >> substantial damage. >> more than a billion dollars in massachusetts alone. >> the devastation -- firsthand as a fair haven police officer. >> all of the telephone poles were gone. you couldn't drive over it. >> businesses are in the dark. >> houses came off the foundation and a couple were in the street. >> reporter: one was picked up and moved across the causeway. >> they started to shape and it popped up like a buoy. >> he had spent eight months renovating his family's

uncle's cottage next door. >> this hurricane, it was an education. mother nature should be respected. if you don't expect it. sooner or later it will educate you the hard way. and when we were going back through the archives and looking at how he forecasted the storm, the technology 25 years later has grown so much so that we are able to give more along the coast if something threatens our way. luckily, we don't have any hurricanes in the forecast for new england. we're tracking one tropical storm in the atlantic, tropical storm fiona, and that has fax waves of -- maximum waves of 40 miles per hour. it's going to track to the west, northwest and weaken. it's not coming close to the

term. boston today, 81 degrees. what a grocerious afternoon. the average should be 79. and much of the day was spent in the upper 70s. 92degrees, set back in 1983 and today we didn't add to the number of 90-degree days we've had in boston. looks like we'll hold off on 90s until the second half of the 7-day forecast so far, so good. we're enjoying 75 in boston now. 85 manchester, and 82 in worcester. and hour-by-hour, temperatures stay in the 60s. overnight temps dip to the 60s. upper 50s once you get to the north and west. and a i wouldn't be surprised

upper 70s, low 80s tomorrow. another beautiful day and a great start to the weekend. a mix of sun and clouds, and if you're heading to the beach, 74 to 86 degrees. with the water -- low tied is 7:33 p.m. cape and islands forecast for the next couple of days. 80degrees tomorrow. sunday, 79. and we keep the forecast nice and dry. and speaking of areas on th underway at 9 a.m. there's a chance for rain late sunday night to monday morning. here's the hour-by-hour timing. tonight we're dry, a mix of clouds and sun for tomorrow morning. any outdoor plans you might have, you're okay. and we notice the puffy cumulus clouds and we might squeeze out an isolated sprinkle.

approaching from the west. scattered showers and storms move in late sunday, say after 7 p.m. and continue to progress through to monday morning. we believed be talking about a quarter of an inch widespread. and the we'll keep you posted all weekend. mid-80s both saturday and sunday. and mostly dry. and then monday and tuesday a touch of fall with temperatures around 80 degrees and very, back to you. we are nearing the end of summer and the savings are not over just yet. >> boston has so many great museums and you can go with your family and learn and attend the museums at a fraction of the regular cost of admission. >> the museum of fine arts is one of the largest museums in the country. you can get a glimpse of the 350,000 pieces of art for free.

you. kids under six are always free. and students from seven to 17 are free after 3:00 and on weekends. from the classical arts to something more playful. they have a friday night deal for families. take the kids for just $1. home to pieces history and antique trucks. check it out until 5 p.m. nearby, the rta sits on boston harbor. families get in free the last saturday of every month. and kids 17 and under are free all the time. the boston public library offers free or discounted passes to many of our museums

the free or discounted days. check out our website at www.cbsboston.com. >> that's good stuff and cheap. an uber driver picked up more than a few extra bucks. >> we got a ticket to see his son compete. and how changing bedtime today could reduce problems tomorrow. you can hear billy joel saying it took 60 years to get to where this local boy is. the piano prodigy to get to play.

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the to saver the last few days of summer. >> i really try to keep them on a schedule which it's a little later than during the school year although they still have to get up early for camp. >> reporter: dr. alyssa reubens says it's time to make sleep a priority.

earlier. >> electronics and screens should be off limits an hour before bed because they can be stimulating and kids need to wind down. getting enough rest is critical for children and that means nine to 12 hours for 6-year- olds. >> not only on the levels of attention but the level of comprehension and ability to remember the being taught. >> helen says her children thrive on sleep. >> they can learn better, focus in school, less meltdowns, and they are happy. >> and experts say be consistent. lets kids sleep in or stay up late on weekends makes it harder to get on track for the school week. >> not getting enough sleep can put kids at risk for obesity and depression.

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live from the channel 4 studios in boston, this is wbz news at 5:00. now at 5:30. a south shore woman thought she had found the one. >> and then she realized the man she fell stealing from her. >> and she's not the first one to fall for the lies. >> he looks nice enough but when you talk to the victims he's accused of scamming you get the real picture. >> he got about $28,000 and it was little bits at a time saying he needed to pay a cancer bill. >> and he didn't have cancer. >> he didn't have cancer. >> reporter: he often meant