you we continue o follow break news where a man and a woman have been found dead outside of a home. police not releasing much information beyond that. there is no threat to the public and they're not looking for a suspect at this time. if you're not familiar with that area, this is north of pittsburgh in central mass along the border. if you look at the road map, it's almost on the border. very few homes around. we have a crew around. updates as soon as they come in. >> the city of gardener on alert after scammers target residents and the police department. the scammers are posing as irs employees and threatening to take action if you don't pay up. >> once they realize that the police were onto them, they turned them into targets tying

hour. >> demanding hunk claiming to be from the irs. >> ignoring this will be a mistake. >> a gardener resident got a call and told the scammer he would need to call police to get payment information. the scammer jammed police lines >> they down loaded our lines and hit our dispatch with dozens of calls at once. >> that's not all. they stole the police caller id number and called other people pretending to be cops >> they just received a call on their caller id stating they were under arrest and they were

city hall sent out a reverse 9-1-1 call warning residents. >> there's over 90,000 complaints about the scam going on. there's been $5 million given out so far from this scam. >> reporter: the calls could come from another country. the real irs will not call you to demand money, the best advice, hang >> the commissioner, back in 2014, a 20-year-old was shot and killed while walking in that parade. the graduate worked with the city and coached at a boys and girls' club. evans is calling for calm --

michigan was pulled off of a flight because he was drunk. the charter company smelled something on the co-pilot's breath and asked him to step aside. they gave him a breathalyzer test he was four times the legal limit. >> that's a high alcohol level. i can say in 15 years of law enforcement, this is the first time i'm aware that the city planning to pilot a plane. >> the co-pilot has been fired. tonight as the patriots get ready to take the field in charlotte, all eyes are on the quarterback. >> how is it going? obviously all eyes are on tom brady. this is the third preseason game. this is the one with the most eyes on everybody. let me give you a couple of

why not tom brady? he's supposed to see some playing time and if he does, how will he do? it will probably be the only one he gets into. i'm not sure if it translates to week five. he feels he needs the work. we haven't seen much and this is the game he needs to show something. he has brought in to help the run defense and he needs to help get on the field and make plays also, it should be loud in carolina. so it would be good to see how

we're live. i was never a kenny chesney fan before i got here. now i am a fan of no shoes nation. i'm yearing this the whole day. >> you look good in it. >> you know it's funny, i thought so too. >> thank you so much. >> checking other news tonight, it was a scary accident and an incredible rescue. both were caught on camera. let's begin in iowa where they caught the terrifying crash as it's happening. a driver trying to merge into the left lane not noticing there's a semitruck already there. it spins the car and sends it down the highway. no one was injured.

his life to save a man from a burning car. the body camera was recording as he ran up to the car which was engulfed in flames the driver was killed and the officer spotted a passenger sticking out of a backseat window shouting for help. the officer you can see here pulls that man to safety. >> wow. great rescue. donald trump, he's trying to appeal to minority voters and meeting with business leaders. is the strategy working? you spoke today with a local african-american trump supporter. is it working? >> his name is john gibbs, he's an engineer at the kennedy school of government at harford. for him, trump offers a change from policies that have struggled to improve the economic and educational standing of many black residents of troubled cities

question, it's a fair question, let's try something new. strengthening law enforcement. >> gibbs also sees his position as addressing barriers to black economic advancement. you can see my entire conversation with him and cochair of the trump campaign here in massachusetts this su weekend news for now, it seems that his enthusiasm is back. a traffic poll found a short jump in support for trump from black votes. good luck with that, that's been a demographic group he's

from someone who can spell out his reasons and explain why donald trump speaks to him. >> there are some issues discussed in this campaign, trump is a strong backer of charter schools popular with many poor people and black residents trying to get out of failing schools, hillary clinton, has sort of sited with the teacher union. interesting to e see if that and other airing when we hit debate season. >> coming up. thank you. >> thank you. finding the best bargains for back to school we scour the deals to find the biggest bang for your dollar. winning a plumber and his business is getting a lot of

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>> dunkin donuts rolling out the pumpkin spice coffee, pumpkin spice lattes, donuts. there are italian restaurants in the area. we go to some of the top spots. >> reporter: on washington street in the south end, a new restaurant that pays amage to the eateries of the 1950s. >> something in the days of old when you went to the corner italian restaurant. >> center street cafe is known for their brunch on weekend

>> pasta and meat balls and bread, it's delicious. >> we focus on traditional dishes a lot of fun stuff. a lot of shareable plates. >> italian food lovers might want to check out the restaurant in south boston and a italian wine bar in the south end. watch phantom gourmet. >> a plumber is getting a lot of attention for his latest ad. check it out. the canadian-based business has a toilet and part of a body making it appeal that it's a

plumbers look at that. that's me at my desk to be fair. >> that's not a toilet. >> it's a winner. >> good work by the design department. still to come, the photographer hoping to change our culture one

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, 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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with challenges she's trying to change the public's perception of what's normal. >> when stephanie smith looks at her camera lens, she doesn't see a child with special needs, she sees a special child. >> the strength and resilience from these kids have been far more inspiring and touching and moving than any other normal shoot. >> the 28-year-old read a post about a photographer who turned down the job because the client's daughter had down's syndrome. >> it was my wakeup call. >> it inspired her to offer photos to children with special needs for free.

are rather than someone to gawk at. it's humanity and to show his funny side that's the most important thing. show us as a family, not a special needs family. >> smith is a mother herself and watched her sister battle cancer twice which inspired the project. >> i always knew it wanted to find a way to give back. >> lenses for love because love is unconditional. >> great story. smith is hoping to expand lenses for love. she wants photographers to donate to shoots for families for those with special needs and has done 20 shoots herself. love that photographer. love that family. to think about a photograph,

that child's spirit and it's a gift for a lifetime >> you can tell how much he was enjoying it. >> right. >> awesome. >> awesome story. >> here we are, it's friday. >> a great weekend. another top ten weekend for us the rain gets out of here we only had a few showers in some spots and now it's for everyone. >> didn't make a dent in the drought. >> it is going to take a lot more than just one little soaking rain. things have become a little more active. want to keep you up to date since we've been tracking. tropical storm is going to strengthen back to a hurricane but staying off of the coast of the u.s. and this one really disorganized. there's no definding center. we have not named the storm. but it's worth watching because

very big rainfall into florida this weekend. we'll keep you up to date. the hurricane becomes a hurricane again saturday and sunday and if you have any friends or family vacationing in bermuda, it will stay well off of the coast. we had a few showers throughout the day and those few showers have diminished in intensity and in coverage. only a couple spot showers. a sprinkle for the area. this is the rain we'll have for the weekend. the plans for the out door activities, saturday is going to be a picture-perfect day with lower humidity levels and summer-like temperatures. 7:00 a.m. saturday, starting off the weekend dry with complete sunshine and by late afternoon, a few of the puffy clouds developing, they won't produce

scorching 90 degrees and it's uncomfortable with a high of 68 degrees. wind direction has changed coming from the northwest and it's going to take a few hours and slowly, we'll start to decrease through the evening until we hit the low of 65 degrees. some of the suburbs, upper 50s and low 60s. low as the humidity gets lower tomorrow. afternoon highs in the 80s along the coast. sea breeze expected to develop. any beaches will see that wind comingof as you get inland, temperatures will be in the mid- to upper 80s. if you're heading to any red sox games, tomorrow night, gorgeous, 78 degrees. sunday, late game, 8-10 p.m. keep an eye on the forecast. 80 for saturday. sunday, 78. monday back up to 82 degrees we'll have another 90 degrees day for monday.

not a washout. we're in the drought conditions. but it is what it is and more dry weather here to stay and more summer temperatures next week as well. >> no end. >> thank you. with that in mind, kids are heading back to school and parents need to start and finish the back to school shopping. >> the average family spends $670 on supplies and clothing for ho bargains >> we had pens, pencils, folders and headphones from there, it was time to shop around we hit 4 online stores to see who had the best deals for many, the stores were within a few steps from each other but there's bargains to be had. wal-mart has crayons for

at other stores. wal-mart had the best deals followed by target. >> there are always coupons >> staples offering a price match guaranty there you go. >> james is back with another car pool singing. >> the new pedestrian tunnel that keeps commuters dry. more breaking news out of ashby. a man and a woman found dead

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comeback and she's pining to do the super bowl. we'll see. >> the news at 6:00 starts now. a woman fights off an attacker. now police are searching for this man. plus, you little -- >> the governor of maine unleashing an obscene tirade. >> tracking lower humidity and fantastic temperatures and weekend forecast coming up. >> is he in the sidelines? when the patriots take on the panthers >> i would miss it if it goes away. it belongs in the square. >> why out of town news may be out of there. >> the news starts now. >> live from the channel 4 studios in boston, this is wbz news at 6:00. >> with i begin with breaking news two people found dead outside of this home in ashby. police have been on that seen for hours

3,000 people in central massachusetts. this town and the street right on the new hampshire border live in the satellite center with what happened. >> authorities are not saying much about what took place tonight but they tell us that the general public should not be worried at this hour. a man and a woman have been found dead outside of that home on the mountain road it's a rural area, there seems to be only two houses on the road 'r graphic parts of the video, when sky eye was over the scene, you could clearly see the two bodies lying in separate areas just before the front porch police saying there's no threat to the general public and they add they're not looking for suspects at this time.

>> the hunt is on for a suspect wanted for sexual assault in rockport. >> the woman said she fought off a man after he tried to rape her and rip off her clothes. >> beth has the latest. >> the attack happening on this narrow street. we spoke to a man who ran to the aide of the victims >> rock port police making the presence known on after an attempted assault that caught the attention of neighbors who heard the victims' screams. >> i heard it once at first and wasn't sure and then i heard it a second time and didn't seem normal. i went outside. >> that's when he found the woman across from his home and called 9-1-1. >> she seemed distraught, disoriented, not sure what to do. >> she was pushed to the ground