>. now at 11:00, a very rare night time tornado hits concord. as crews race to get the power back on, there's a new worry. and a holy item thieves stole. and what a man wrapped in his jersey before running out on his tab at a local bar. >. live from the channel 4 studios in st news at 11:00. new at 11:00, new concerns after a tornado touched down in the middle of the night. >> it was absolutely insane. >> the risky work for crews cleaning up the damage. >> a lot of hanging trees and fall out. >> and a worker injured during the clean up is recovering after debris from a woodchipper

are still without power. louisa is live in the concord where the worker was hurt. >> reporter: yes, the crews just retired for the night, but the clean up is still continuing, and you can see why. take a look at these massive tree trunks. there are scenes like this all over the half mile area of concord, and trees fell in all different directions. the national weather service a tornado. at dusk, parts of north concord appeared like a waste land. the jagged edges of cut trees cutting into the sky. downed wires like tangled tumble weeds. >> and the curtains in the windows started stucking out, and i -- sucking out, so i grabbed the dog.

when it all started, hearing the tornado swirling towards his neighborhood around 3:00 a.m. >> and it it was like a rumble coming through, got louder and louder, then just quit, stopped. >> reporter: and saw the havoc it wreaked on his backyard. >> i heard the trees popping like popcorn. bang, bang, bang. >> reporter: scenes like this all along the tornado's pact. it was eyehole -- pa winds gusting at 100 miles per hour. remarkably 39 homes were damaged, but not a single resident hurt. >> we thought it was an earthquake. everything was shaking, there was a lot of pressure against the walls. >> reporter: clean up crews descended on the mess chewing and spitting out limbs, slicing through trunks. a worker suffered minor

structural damage left residents marveling at their luck. >> i'm amazed because look at my house, it's still standing. and there are limbs everywhere. you canned see the backyard. >> reporter: beseeds the came -- besides the camera light, a lot of darkness in the neighborhood. 62 customers remain without power, and crews don't expect it to be back on until tomorrow. live in concord, wbz news. david, back to you. >> thank you. damage and said given the number of trees down it was amazing no one was killed during the storm. and eric fisher is just back from concord, and picks up team coverage, and eric, the time it hit was unusual. >> looking back at the tornado data base going to 19 a, 272 -- 1950, 272 tornadoes in southern new england, and two were nocturnal, and the last time it happened was 1970. it was the first confirmed

june 23rd of last year. we had a pair. take a look at the pictures from the air. walking around in here there was a tremendous amount of tree damage, and it seemed like almost every tree fell away from a home, and just remarkable luck. you would have expected to see a lot more structural damage. here's the stats from the weather service. they did the storm survey early this morning. just after 3:00 a.m. on the ground less than 10 minutes. only a half mile long path, but enough to create a bit of damage. now the story tonight, fall in the air. temperatures in the 40s for some when you wake up in the morning, so a light jacket out the door. but we'll warm to the 70s, some touching 80 in the afternoon. now at 11:00, driving up the cost of your commute. new e-tolls along the pike will have some drivers paying a

from traditional to electronic tolling, and julie loncich is live with how much more it could cost. julie? >> reporter: so paula, it will all depend on your exit number and whether or not you had one of these. you probably notice them. >> well, i know they have the new thing over here. >> reporter: called a gantry. >> okay. >> reporter: but you may not have known what to make of them. >> reporter: earlier this year they started installing the metal gantries in anticipation of the brand new toll booth- free initiative. the booths come down, and you'll be looking up. they'll calculate the tolls using the transponder, and depending on your exit it could differ. from framingham to boston the

downtown each trip costs 70 cents more. >> it's not trip. >> reporter: it's really adding up for you then? >> very much. not happy. >> well, i do have a transponder, so i won't have to slow down. >> reporter: right. >> good action liker in colorado -- good, like in colorado. >> i have hawaii license plates and i'm from california, so i don't know what will happen to me. >> reporter: the rate could increase quite a bit. >>y it takes to administer the program. it's like a processing fee. >> reporter: cameras will snap a picture of plate, and the dot will mail you a bill. >> i mean, it's my opinion that the toll would be the same no matter who it is driving on the mass pike. >> reporter: you don't think it's fair then? >> of course not. >> reporter: so these new proposed rates are not final, in fact there will be several public meetings on the issue between now and the end of september, and then the board

boths are definitely coming down at the end of october. live in austin, julie loncich, wbz news, back to you. thanks. the two women hit by a party bus early sunday morning in east boston fell out of a window, then the bus ran over one of women and killed her. the company doesn't know how the window opened. the driver that hit and killed a woman in a lowell parking lot apparently never saw her according to police. the man was backing up and hit the 70-year-old, and right now is not facing any charges. >. were tonight two women accused of robbing a none over her rosary beads at knife point. we're live near the convent in quincy tonight, and despite the violence here, the sisters are offering forgiveness? >> reporter: david, that's right. the none was robbed in the

behind me, and as you mentioned her superior says through it all they still believe in forgiveness. it was broad daylight on a sunday when two women robbed a none walking near her convent. >> as soon as she saw the rosary she backed up and took the rosary, and she put the knife away. >> reporter: mother olga is the none superior at st. john's convent. the didn't have any money. >> she said okay i'll take the beads. >> reporter: it was the rosary that saved much of them. >> and it saved the woman from committing more crimes. >> reporter: the none wasn't wearing her habit when robbed, and later the two women matching the description were found. they had six cell phones, but not the beads. they were arraigned monday on charges of armed robbery.

away. >> reporter: no comment from crystal young outside court. mother olga believes in offering help and forgiveness. >> i hope they get the help and resources they need because my heart goes out to them. >> reporter: and both women who appeared in court earlier today pleaded not guilty. live in quincy, wbz news. back to you. >. thank you. well, a 2-year-old girl who was pulled from a pool in lowell is hospital. a 3-year-old boy rescued from the same pool is in critical condition. it happened saturday night during a birthday party at a home on frida lane. police are investigating. >. and police are investigating the death of an elderly woman in winchester sunday afternoon. they found the woman unresponsive. the district attorney's office is also involved in the investigation now. the woman's name hasn't been released. after the obstacles it's

everett. they're building a 2 billion dollars complex near the mystic river, and it's expected to open in three years. campaign 2016 now, and donald trump has put a major immigration speech on hold. tonight, the republican presidential hopeful insists he's not flip flopping on the issue. liam martin is live in the satellite center latest. >> trump's candidacy fueled by his promise top deport. millions of undocumented people, but his campaign manager says it's tbd if he'll stick with the plan. >> the wall will go up so fast your head will spin. >> reporter: the republican nominee is delaying a major speech scheduled for thursday. the campaign also says they

hillary clinton. this is a federal -- as a federal judge orders the state department to review 15,000 more documents from when she was secretary of state, and trump wants a special prosecutor to look into the clinton foundation. >> the favor's done and the significant number of times it was done require an expedited investigation by a special prosecutor immediately, immediately, immediately. >> reporter: clinton campaign documents, but support all of her work-related e-mails being released. the state department is reviewing the material. >> we don't have a firm sense of how many of the 14,900 are new. >> it's not all bad news for clinton who's raking in big bucks fund raising on the campaign trail. new reports show clinton with 20 million dollars more cash on hand than trump. thank you.

louisiana tomorrow to tour flood damage. president obama took some heat for staying on vacation, and not visiting louisiana sooner. the flooding there has killed 13 people, and damaged 60,000 homes. a hunting dog stuck in a tight spot. >> next at 11:00, how her owner used gps to get her out of a pipe on cape cod. >> a parker ranger accused of -- park ranger accused of videoing women how the police tracked him down. and the item a man made out with from a local sports bar without anyone noticing. >. and a bit of a chill in the air in the morning, but a warming trend coming back.

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a disturbing discovery found inside a local park bathroom.

taping women at the facility in milton. >> he faced a judge today. he put a speaker camera inside the bathroom, and in the process recorded himself setting it up. no one noted the camera until a female life guard reporting a strange looking pen with a blinking light. >> videos of certain employees known to the common wealth seen going to the bathroom. several who's genitals are >> late today the man posted $10,000 cash bail. >. a dog owner up all night after his hunting dog got stuck in a 12-inch drainage pipe. belle is a coon hound, and last night she got stuck in a pipe and had no way out. early this morning the owner

where she was in the pipe, and cut her free. >> when she came out she looked like a woodchuck coming out of the hole. she was so happy, happy to see me and the tale was going. >> belle is okay tonight, and the man has a construction background, so he fixed the piece of pipe he cut. new at 11:00, police say this man you'll see here stole an autographed patriots helmet two weeks ago he hopped over the bar, grabbed the helmet, and walked out on his tab. anyone with information is asked to give them a call. >. to ryan lochte now and his multimillion dollar mistake. he's lost two big endorsement, ralph lauren and speedo after giving misleading statements

a local woman awarded for her sportsmanship in rio. abby dagostino made headlines for helping a fallen runner. they completed did race together, and received the olympic fair play award at the games. of course she's recovering from a knee injury, and she deserved that award. >> you just enjoy seeing that. >> awesome. >> the whole spirit of thing. in the meantime we have these beautiful days, day after day, and then last night concord. >> yeah, eric, the big headline was the actual tornado, but with it came quite a bit of rain. >> yeah, no other severe storms moving through, and we did see heavy downpours. of course it was much-needed rain fall because it's so dry, but look at the totals coming in. well over an inch of total rain. boston still looking at its driest summer on record, but it's close.

little over a week to go. but providence not in the top 20, and worcester out of the top 10, so really depends ons where you are, but the harshest have been far southeast new hampshire, and eastern massachusetts. temperatures falling back. taunton down to 55, will be a touch of chill in the air air is very dry. dewpoints mainly in the 40s, so that's kind of a basement floor for the temperatures by tomorrow. mainly clear skies across the region, and quiet weather for the next couple of days. looking at lows tonight. 45 to 52 from the suburbs. mid-50s around the city of boston, and tomorrow morning the sun rise at 6:00 a.m. why does that matter? they've been before 6:00 a.m. since april 16ths, so times are

west northwest breeze. after the cool start we warm up. great day to have lunch outside. mid-70s. and toward the evening upper 70s low 80s, really low humidity. 81 in boston. most of central massachusetts in the 70s tomorrow, so little feel of autumn coming around the corner. cape anne and cape cod in the upper 70s. west northwbr 16, but a gorgeous late summer day. and when it comes to rain fall, something we very much need, a slight chance of a shower or storm on friday, and that's looking like about it for us. looking to the weekend, never too early to talk weekend. high pressure will move right over the northeast. it's looking beautiful for saturday and sunday a lot of events going on. country fest, and right now it's looking really good. in terms of rain we'd like to see, it's a slight chance of a

that's the only opportunity really, perhaps for the rest of the entire month. so very little coming over the next ten days. humidity dry tuesday and wednesday. starting to feel the mugginess thursday. friday is the one real humid day from the forecast along the front. not great for rain chances, but nice if you're getting beach days in before september. near 80s on cape cod and the islands the next few days. then the tropics, couple of systems no threat to us. now tropical storm gaston that just formed, and invest 99. not a depression yet, but it's the one that could potentially impact the united states. gaston will become a hurricane, but expected to stay out to sea right now. and the seven-day, near the 80s wednesday, 90s thursday and friday, and low 80s this weekend, but it's more of what

>. all right, thank you. up next in sports, tom brady is missing in action. >> and the catch of the day that didn't get away. you have to see it. a red sox rookie and his

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the rookie had a gem tonight. >> yes, everyone would have been okay trading him, but now everyone wants to keep him. >> he's an all star, you better keep him. red sox put up six runs tonight, and david price was outstanding against his old the night was the catch the rookie made. david price was locked in though. eight shut out innings, only two hits, two walks, struck outate. seriously dealing. -- out eight. seriously dealing. rbi double in the 4th f. sox up 1-0. two sac flies made it 3-0.

catch of the year. steven sosa deep, and look at that. what a play! robings the home run, back into the ball park. it was the first game at the field, kept his eyes on the ball the whole time. would have been a two run shot, and that made a lot of guys in the clubhouse happy. sox now tied with elsewhere in the al east orioles hosting the nationals. tied at 2 in the 4th. two-run shot. baltimore hangs on to win it 4- 3. the blue jays were off tonight, so the sox pull into a tie with toronto for first place. the orioles won, and they're two games back. it's going to come down to the

the sox host the jays at fenway. >. and the patriots liking on carolina -- taking on carolina friday, and jimmy not plenty of first -- got plenty of first team reps today because brady wasn't on the field, and he were wasn't with the team -- and he wasn't with the team reportedly yesterday too. we tried from the head coach. >> reporter: [ inaudible ] is it jury? >> i don't comment on. personal situations. >> not a big shot. later he was asked if brady needs to take snaps in the pre- season or is that not a big deal because of how well he know it is offense? >> it's day-to-day. week to week.

either. wbz is the place to be for the pats pre-season game they kickoff 7:30. and the sox back in first place. that's sports for now. >. all right, thank you so much. a monster mystery next at 11:00. >> the photo that has an entire

tonight there's a community in maine on alert after someone stumbled upon a large snake

after they saw, or someone saw a ten foot long snake near a popular swimming location in west brook, so it macon firm the snake -- may confirm it's still around. it's believed to be a python, and police are warning people to be on the look out. >> yeah, i'd bp on the look -- be on the look out after seeing the that. >> oh, yeah. stay tuned eric will be back

so still a lot of work to do in condor. >> yes, the weather -- concord. >> yes, the weather at least cooperative tomorrow. a beautiful day tomorrow, cool start, but up near 80 in the afternoon, and a lot of sunshine icons on that seven- day forecast. that's been the story of the summer, and our only chance of rain is friday. a few showers and storms, and that's it. >> and it's been awhile since we could say the red sox are in

>> thanks so much, colbert is up next. >> thanks for watching, we'll see you back leer tomorrow night. -- here tomorrow night. s >> stephen: ryan, thank you for sitting down w what's it bee like for you since this scandal about y alleged robbery in rio broke? >> well, since everything happened, i kind of been laying low. >> stephen: if you want to lay low, television is t i want to give you a chance to clear up things. you gave an interview with billy bush where you claimed at a gas station in rio a gun was put to your head. you're saying that didn't happen? >> i over-exaggerated that part. >> stephen: here's the thing, that part is wheelly the whole part. without a gun cocked at your forehead, it's really about some