mississippi tonight. the search for their killer and a child pulled from a pool, the rescue and the friend the parents have to thank and a sink hole swallows a public bus, the water main break creating a mess for commuters. >> live from the channel 4 studios in boston, wbz news at 11:00 p.m. starts right now. she dedicated her life to helping the massachusetts murdered in mississippi. they lived and worked together as nurse practitioners. julie loncich is live with this developing story. you had the chance to speak with her family? >> reporter: initially she wasn't so sure about becoming a nun. when she moved to the deep

>> reporter: when she learned of her sister's murder her heart stopped. >> i don't understand why these things happen. i talked to him. i said i don't know what your plan was, i don't know that i agree with it but i trust you. >> the bodies of sister margaret held and sister paula merrill were discovered in the home they shared thursday morning. the victims of a home invasion. the nuns both nurse practitioners workingane cl clinic, served the community for three decades. . >> she was so good to them. they went -- they went above and beyond anything that could be expected. >> reporter: the youngest of three, she joined the order in the 1970s and moved to the deep

it is what she did best. >> we will get through this. just have to keep believing. there is a reason for this. >> reporter: sister paula merrillane video produced by her order, just last fall. >> we make a difference in people's lives and we never know what the difference is. we do what we are called to do. >> reporter: authie the nuns were stabbed. their car stolen. both will be buried in connecticut. julie loncich, wbz news. also developing tonight, a woman attacked and now police want help finding the attacker. mese are releasing these photos -- police are releasing these photos. he attacked her from behind. she was able to fight him off,

two time olympic medalist ryan lochte is facing charges in brazil for lying about being robbed. charged with filing a fake police report. ryan lochte admitted he was drunk at the time and apologized for embellishing the story. five-year-old boy hospitalized after nearly drowning. a family friend saved him. tonight emergency workers are reminding residents of the value of >> reporter: this is the third near drowning within the past 5 days and as the boy recovers new questions about how first responders and parents can keep these children safe. >> reporter: a 5-year-old boy visiting nearly drowns in a pool. police say he was semi conscious and breathing after he was pulled from the water.

father told wbz news his daughter performed cpr. >> the decision is on you. the faster you make the decision and the right decision then the better the possible outcome. >> reporter: he is familiar with making split decisions. he was one of three firefighters who worked to save a boy and girl. they almost drowned last saturday. >> having one child unresponsive is it does take you back. >> reporter: when they arrived a nurse was already working on one child. he says the more cpr knowledge residents learn the better. >> put the child on the back. find the center of the chest, hands in the center, push hard and fast till medical -- first responders get there. even if you don't know it call 911 will also get you the information that you need know

>> reporter: if you would like more information on performing cpr head to our website cbsboston.com. chantee lans, wbz news. >> thank you. tonight on the hunt for rainfall. a live look at boston. we are dealing with summer heat again, rising humidity and the chance of thunderstorms. eric fisher. >> trying to squeeze out rainfall here. showers and storms in western new york and pennsylvania and a chance of a shower over night and during the day tomorrow and one thing we are all dealing with,ing with, the humidity, it is back. the tropical air will be here through tomorrow before we dry out. showers or storms, tomorrow morning, couple of isolated showers and down pours are possible. won't be widespread. chance for rain. grab on umbrella. as we head towards lunchtime

thunder and lightning. i don't think the set up is right for organized severe weather but there is a chance for scattered showers. the best chance across eastern massachusetts and later in the afternoon towards the evening towards had south coast, cape and islands and drying up by 7:00 p.m. tomorrow night. after that, the weekend and humidity goes down. saturday, sunday and beyond coming up. >> thank you. campaign 2016, the presidential candidates wbz's louisa moller is live with the new attacks tonight. >> reporter: from their tweets to words to web videos the presidential candidate played the race card all week. >> donald trump launched his campaign by calling mexican americans rapists and criminals. >> reporter: elizabeth warren played attack dog after a speaking engagement and jumped

and donald trump. >> he has made hate part of his campaign. >> the race card flew back and forth between had -- the presidential candidates, donald trump called hillary clinton a bigot. >> the reason klan members like donald trump because he believes what he believes. >> hillary clinton released this video. the democratic presidential nominee said donald pandering to the right movement. a group associated with white supremacist and nationalists. >> he is taking hate groups main stream and helping a radical fringe take over the republican party. >> reporter: donald trump fired back during a rally in new hampshire wednesday and said hillary clinton is attacking all of his supporters. >> the people of this country

all, and who want their borders secured are not racists. >> reporter: donald trump spent time in manchester bashing hillary clinton's use of a private e-mail server and questions surrounding donations to the clinton foundation. hillary clinton did not make any remarks on either of those topics today. louisa moller, wbz news. tonight aftershocks rattling italy er people were killed -- 250 people were killed in the earthquake. using dogs to help find survivors. some people have been allowed back into their homes to pick up essentials. tonight emergency crews in indiana saying an early warning system saved lives during a tornado outbreak. thousands of people received texts and phone calls minutes before the twisters touched down in howard county.

the national weather service says one tornado is confirmed ef-3. 165 miles per hour winds. a former new hampshire pleads guilty and apologizes for beating a man and it played out on a police chief. in may he led police on a chase from massachusetts into new hampshire. prosecutors say the driver surrendered but andrew monaco's emotions got the best of >> i regret my actions. i cannot explain why -- [ indiscernible ] >> andrew monaco will pay the suspect's medical bills, his career in law enforcement is over. a massachusetts trooper is also facing charges. tonight police are searching for the gunman who shot a teenager and a dog. dashaye mizhari is expected to survive. police say she wasn't the target.

an argument that broke out on the street. the dog also shot there. liam martin explains one of the officers had a personal reason for helping the dog. >> reporter: he is 10 months old and just took a bullet for his owner. >> that dog put himself in front of his owner and took a bullet. >> reporter: when officers ariverred of the shooting of the woman -- arrived at the shooting they also found the dog his owner said he jumped in front. >> panting, druling. he was possibly in shock. >> reporter: the officer and two other officers rushed him to the hospital, they were told surgery would be necessary. it would be expensive and the owner didn't have the means to

to somebody in need. and dogs are family. >> reporter: and for the officer they really are. >> it is okay. >> reporter: four years ago his dog saved his mother from a train tugging her out of the way and losing her leg in the process. >> she saved my mom's life. >> reporter: she became an internet sensation and a symbol of the connection between dog and and i don't think they get the credit they deserve sometimes. >> reporter: the dog injured had to undergo surgery on the leg, he is expected to be okay. a hero last night. >> nice story. liam martin, thank you very much. the outcry over the fight for an epi pin. the deal to make it more widely available and why so many families are upset.

the sink hole that shut down a intersection and swallowed a bus. >> dry and warm. the dry still a large story. can we get relief? the seven-day forecast is

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people waiting for a bus needed a lot of patience in phoenix. a water main break caused a sink hole that swallowed the bus. there weren't any passengers on board at the time but the intersection was closed and all buss had to be rerouted. fire in lawrence at building the mayor has been fighting for years to be torn down. 13 families now looking for a place to live. the building caught fire at 2:00 a.m. this morning. the flames spreading to five others. most residents were asleep when the fire escalated to four alarms. >> fire at first but then it started getting out of control, getting to other houses.

minor injuries. the owner appeared in court for a hearing to tear down the building. the research happening off the cape is paying off. >> an area off long island where great whites are giving birth. they are tagging sharks. they have been around for 400 million years but scientists knew little about their life cycle. thanks to research that is changing. >> found it. yo birthing site. >> yes. the most significant discovery on the ocean. >> they tagged and released 9 great whites. finding this birth site could recommend new ways to protect sharks -- [ talking at the same time ] [ singing ] let's talk to eric about the weather. felt like middle of summer again.

thinking labor day is next weekend, summer just keeps on going. summer night on cape cod, up in the lifeguard chair looking out over the sun. a lot of those nights across the area this summer. august. all the red squares. above average temperatures. every day since the third. t second half of july looked the same. and very dry. go back to january 1, these are our standings for driest year on record. boston number 12. worcester 17. providence number 42. none are near the top spot however our problem is it is a two year drought. spring of 2015. over two years we built up very

warm. temperatures up into the 70s. they won't drop much. tomorrow we are watching this front and hopefully squeezing out rain here. even though it is a friday we are not going to complain about rain in the forecast over the next few months. by tomorrow morning, looking at a chance for isolated showers popping up. widely scattered. most towns dry. chance for isolated rain. lunchtime, hazy conditions. more scattered showers develop and we could see thunder and lightning into the afternoon. i think our best odds are eastern massachusetts. closer to had coast -- the coast line. and south coast and cape down pours and thunder and lightning by 7:00 p.m. not ripe for organized severe weather. i don't think we will look at widespread damage. just trying to get rain generated during the afternoon. hour by hour we start in the 70s. muy, warm. we will make a run at 90

sunshine. 90 boston. 88 bedford. 84 worcester. another day of above average temperatures. for humidity, really humid throughout our friday. 6:00 a.m. muggy tomorrow night. even if the rain is starting to diminish. saturday, that is when we bring in the drier air. dew points 50. a comfortable warm, sunny weekend. no weather issues for us. high pressure is in col. on onshore flow for us. comfortable air near the water and warm but still comfortable air inland. mid-80s for all the areas away from the coast line and 80 with a northeast breeze near the shoreline. country fest tomorrow night, early storm, open at 2:00 p.m., a chance for a down pour. thunder and lightning. we dry out by concert time.

to the lakes, white mountains, chance for isolated showers tomorrow. warm. saturday and sunday. great for hiking or time out. a chance of a late evening storm on sunday to wrap up the weekend. your 7 day, next week more of the same, upper 80s on monday. isolated storms. more rain. that is a warm and dry 7 day. thursday is september 1. >> kids will be back in the makers of the epi pin will not lower the price but they will expand programs to help people pay for them. a 2 pack cost $600 now. the campus the makes epi pin says it will -- the company that makes epi pin says it will give them out to qualifying families and discounts for everyone else. an old time baseball game tonight. >> great event.

for the first time this year. he is now free fron bone cancer. in 2007 he was battling the disease when he sang the national anthem and ran the bases before a game. now he is healthy and a first baseman and pitcher in high school with aspirations to go pro. >> when i was little i could have lost my leg, my i didn't think i would be able to play baseball. definitely not. i am glad i can now. >> the game benefits boston versus bullying to stop bullying. >> wonderful. the red sox trying to holden to first place. >> and will he play or not?

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going to may. because he always plays. >> yeah. patriots and carolina getting ready for tomorrow night's match-up. in the first two pre-season games tom brady didn't play. that could change tomorrow night. tom brady was going to play last week till he cut his thumb before game time. we won't be sure till kickoff. we don't know who will star quarterback. patriots made a trade with the browns. mingle was the 6th over all pick in 2013. after a decent rookie year his numbers dropped off and he was mostly a back up last season. we will have it all tomorrow night at 7:00 p.m., patriots and panthers at 7:30 p.m. and followed by the fifth

if i told you they would go 7-4 on the road trip you would take that but they lost the last two. it doesn't feel as good. sox lost totampa again today 2- 1 -- to tampa again today 2-1. bottom of the 7th 1-1. he drops one into the gap in a run scores. rays 2-1. top of the 8th. same score. mookie betts singled down the line in left. and then gets greedy. tries to stretch it into a double. he guns him down. beautiful throw to the end inning. david ortiz pinch hitting in the 90th. goes down -- 9th goes down looking.

series. blue jays and angels. mike trout, went 3-4, 4 rbis. angels win it 6-3. orioles and nationals. no score in the 4th. jayson werth hits his 17th home run of the season. nats 1-0. they added three more runs runs and washington beats baltimore 4-0. o's stay a game back and if the season ended today all three of these teams would be in the playoffs. sox placed andrew on the disabled list. his season could be over. he got hurt last night after he was tagged out at second base. more testing tomorrow when the team returns home. let's hope his season is not

kid. that is sports for now. game pre-season three tomorrow night be there. >> appreciate it. thank you very much. a stinky situation for a skunk. >> and the men who paid a price

skunk in trouble have campus mese to thank for his rescue -- police to thank for

his face on the campus of the university of arkansas. a brave officer reaches down, very, very carefully, craps the cup and takes off. avoids being sprayed but his partner didn't and needed a new uniform because he couldn't get rid of the smell. supposed to take a tomato bath. >> san bath -- san antonio -- no one is working with that guy. up next eric wi l the forecast. massachusetts public charter schools are among the best in the country. our charter schools are public,

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friday. >> we are almost there. 25 minutes from it. a warm day. 80s. keeping an eye for down pours from lunchtime to dinner time. >> nothing that makes a dent in the drought -- >> no. a little bit of rain. >> you are heading to carolina. give us a prediction. >> i think tom brady will play. i don't know if he will start. he will see time i think. >> cool.

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