broken golf club, the shaft piercing through his neck. what sparked the fight between friends. pop star chris brown in custody after a police stand off, a wild rant line, and charges he -- online, and charges he threatened a woman online. plus. , an 8 -- plus, an 8-year-old's priceless reaction to a great white shark circling around his dad's boat. studios this boston, this is wbz news at 11:00. >. and breaking right now at 11:00, a teen ager is fighting for his life after getting stabbed with the broken shaft of a golf club during a fight with his friends at a popular park. >> tonight police have one person under arrest, and we're live at the scene. >> reporter: state police were here on scene gathering

what led to one friend stabbing the other in the neck of with a golf -- neck with a golf club. >> we have a very nice quiet little town. >> reporter: a change of scenery as state police comb the area saying an 18-year-old was founder stabbed about a hundred yards from the entrance of break heart reservation. >> that was the result about numerous ed 11 calls. >> reporter: all ages 18 to 19. >> one male was on the ground suffering a stab wound. >> reporter: he was stabbed in the neck with a broken golf club. >> i think the big question everybody has is a golf club? >> we're not commenting on motive or weapon at this point. >> reporter: the victim's friend ran away and stole a car, and crashed on main street. he was caught and arrested by the police. as far as the injured team he was lifted to the hospital in serious condition.

the medical flight, they loaded someone and took off >> reporter: and that teen was semiconscious and alert according to police when flown to the hospital. the friend is spending the night in jail. wbz news. perez and a hurricane watch for parts of florida as a tropical system gains strength tonight in the gulf. that state is ramping up for strong surf, rip currents, and a whole t eric has been tracking this storm, and eric the same system could impact our labor day weekend as well. >> yes, it's a close pass sunday and monday in particular t latest advisory -- the latest advisory is in on tropical depression number 9. still a tropical depression, slowly getting organized. still has a few days over the gulf of mexico before making the way to florida. it's essentially stalled out right now, but it looks more

lifting to florida. western cuba seeing over a foot of rain fall from it already. here's the latest track. no big changes from earlier on this evening, expected to make a land fall late on thursday or early friday morning toward the big bend area of florida, and when we come into play is later into the track, late sunday and monday. the cone is getting very wide because the lower the certainty is of where exactly the position is going to be. so our big is as a ridge builds over into the northeast late this weekend, will it capture this storm or draw it westward and back toward us and the timing for that would be late sunday into labor day monday. i don't think it would be a power house system, but it's a close call, and at the very least will produce a lot of surf for us. more about this and rain showers in the short term forecast coming up. and another breaking story tonight, pop star chris brown

stand off with police. he's accused of assaulting a woman in his mention. >> and he's now been booked in la on charges of assault with a deadly weapon. >> reporter: chris brown is back in trouble with the law. >> he's transported downtown and will be booked for assault with a deadly weapon. >> reporter: it comes after police spent hours outside brown's home, the singer refusing to come out and taunting police on social media. >> hav i'm going the barricade myself in the palace. i'm not coming out. when you get the warrant you can walk right up in here and see nothing you idiots. >> reporter: police came to brown's home initially to follow up from a call for help from a woman 3:00 a.m. tuesday. former beauty contestant bailey curran said she was partying there and called 911 when he got aggressive.

it at me said get the f out. they tried to get me to sign a waiver afterwards. >> reporter: police served a search warrant and emptied the house of about a half dozen people, patted them down, and interviewed them all separately, including brown. brown has had numerous run ins with the law, spending six years on probation in 2009 for assaulting his then girlfriend rihanna. >> brown completed the that probation just last year, he hitting a woman in a club. no charges were filed there. but then police were called to the home earlier this year for a report that he was illegally riding atvs on a neighbor's property. we'll see where this case goes. liam martin, wbz news. thank you. breaking news in campaign 2016 tonight. donald trump just confirming a short time ago that he'll be traveling to mexico tomorrow to meet with the president there.

anticipated speech on immigration. >. back here at home, a 17- year-old boy is in the hospital tonight after getting hit by a car in newton. he was riding his bike this evening near walnut and dunckley. the driver did stop and is cooperating with police. the boy is at the hospital. >. and today a helicopter crew lifted an injured lobsterman off his boat. that 41-year-old has accidentally impaled. tonight he's being treated at cape cod hospital. new at 11:00, a woman who jumped in to rescue a group of children from drowning in new hampshire is now speaking out about the terrifying ordeal. they're father died trying to save them, he couldn't stay above the water. it happened at profile falls on the smith river near bristol, and tonight the woman says she

hero. >> reporter: three children are alive because of one woman, but that's not why she's sharing the story. she wants everyone to know what drowning can really look like. >> it's senseless to me. >> reporter: nestled in the woods you find a swimming hole and profile falls. >> i heard it was beautiful, and we wanted to go where we'd never been before. >> reporter: she and her 7 children were there several minutes. >> i saw kids looking like they noticed they weren't playing anymore. one little girl's hands were going up and down, just straight, and that's when i swam over and knew that something was terribly wrong. >> reporter: a man and three of his four children were drowning. >> i grabbed the two little girls under the water for a long time. they were pail, but breathing -- pale, but breathing and scared. >> reporter: and when you went back to the little boy? >> i was afraid he was already

until the 8-year-old took his first breaths. >> they were praying asked god their father wouldn't drown. >> reporter: the father never surfaced. >> i couldn't believe how silently the children were drowning. i never knew it could be so subtle. the children weren't making any noise or splashing or calling for help. >> reporter: for the family, this breathtaking spot will never be the same. >> the vacation was handed to us as a gift, and we weren't supposed to come yesterday, but supposed to be here to help. it gives me some consolation. >> reporter: all three children are expected to recover. at profile falls in bristol, new hampshire, julie loncich. and a donation jar is missing tonight, and this surveillance video show it is kids taking it. you'll see them walk up, stop briefly, and then one of them just grabs the jar, and they both leave. this was at the new england

that money was meant for the lowell humane society. new tonight the head of phillips academy says four former faculty members engaged in sexual misconduct with students dating back to 60s and 70s. the cases have been referred to the state, and they have taken steps to protect students from abuse. the young woman that accused st. paul's prep student of rape says she's speaking out to help she was 15 at the time. the boy was convicted of a misdemeanor assault and a felony count of using a computer to lure her. until now the courts have hidden her identity, but she says she doesn't want it anymore. >> it's been two years now since the whole ordeal, and i feel ready to stand up and own what happened to me, and i'm going to make sure that other people, other girls, other boys know they can own it too and don't have to be ashamed.

school arguing it should have done more to protect her. tonight an uber driver is banned from the app after a disabled woman accused him of stealing from her. the victim called directly for a ride instead of using the app because she had driven with him before. she claims he stole a hand bag and medicine and took off. call this the softer side of gronk. a big night for the player and partier. he was honored for his work in the community. steve burton is joining us now, and the award of course named for your dad, pretty special to see it go to gronk. >> yes, it's real special. everybody loves rob. he does a lot on the field, but the lives he touches off the field is too many to count. he loves to give back, especially to kids. so it was an honor that he got the ron burton service award. tonight was the kickoff at the stadium where the award was

was the 14th player to receive the award, and he said he was thrilled to receive the award. >> i love it. football doesn't last forever, i mean people can judge you about how you play football, but they say character in what you do off the field, giving back to the community, working with kids or whoever when you have the chance. >> he really deserves it. coming up in sports, tom brady talks about what it's going to be like watching his teammates on tv the first four me season. >> awesome. a local boy gets chummy with a visitor circling his boat on the cape. >> he's coming up to the boat holy -- >> don't swear. >> don't worry, his doesn't. the stunning video of this close encounter with a great white, and why he's not afraid to go back in the water. >. plus, that's not a python. oh, it's scarier. the shocking discovery about a snake in new england.

and we're we're tracking the tropics this evening. very busy. and the chance of impact in new england.

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new at 11:00. >> he's coming to the boat. >> a local boy getting chummy with a great white shark. >> checking us out for dinner. >> and tonight he's talking about the wild encounter. what would have terrified many people was thrilling for this boy and his dad. they say the shark appeared to be about 20 et certainly stuck around for awhile. louisa is live tonight, and for a shark week fan it doesn't get better than this. >> reporter: oh, david, that's right. the givens set off on a journey to go fishing, and what they got was the biggest fish they'd ever seen, about 20 feet of great white shark. >> he's getting closer and closer to the boat, i mean, i

family stunned. it's been a life long dream of the 8-year-old to see a great white in the wild, and last weekend. >> how many times have we been out looking and never seen one. >> and then not even locking for one! -- looking for one! >> reporter: it happened in a close and personal encounter. >> i was like what, and saw the great white shark beside the boat. >> reporter: jack and did jim were and then the next image unforgettable. >> i saw it coming towards me, and its eyes were just pointed to the side so you couldn't see the eyes, but you could see it was white, and the nose was coming right at you. >> reporter: the shark circled the boat for nearly 15 minutes. >> holy -- >> don't swear. >> reporter: masking nerves

dinner. >> he's right there! >> reporter: until it disappeared. jack is still eager to learn about sharks. >> they can smell blood up to 3 miles. >> reporter: if he's safely on a boat. >> what do you think? >> yeah. >> absolutely. >> reporter: now the boys spotted their shark off race point beach, and there were several other shark sightings there in the last few days, one of them shutting the beach down for wbz news. >> if i had seen that at that age i'd never go back on a boat [ laughter ] >> like a meteorologist seeing a tornado, they want to see one and become the meteorologist. >> i love the dad said don't swear [ laughter ] >> quickly at the top of newscast you may have noticed lisa was here, but she lost her voice, kind of a bummer she's been losing it all day, and she

very well, hopefully she'll be back tomorrow. >> so what's going on with the weather. >> heat to start, and then tropics, but august coming to a close, record warmest august. not even close when we finish the books tomorrow. the average temperature days and nights mixed together is way above the previous record holder of 1988, ending the month with 28 days of above warmest summer, june july, and august, that's 1983 tied with 1949, so we have had a couple of warmer summers, but not many. temperatures in the 60s to around 70, only falling a little more tonight. the humidity starting to creep a little bit. dewpoints in the lower 60s into boston. we'll continue to see the dewpoints climb into the day tomorrow. and the reason is high pressure

west, producing at least a few rain showers, very needed tomorrow night. looking at the tropics, a pair of tropical depressions, where does the eye go. probably to that a right there. hurricane gaston is a major cat 3 hurricane again. the eye is bigger than the state of rhode island. you can take a nap and have a picnic in the middle. it's an enormous storm, but well out to sea. tomorrow another warm day. upper 60s in the morning. midday into the 80s. more cloud cover in the afternoon, and we'll make a run at boston's 21st 90-degree day of the year. forecasting 90 on the dot. 84 in worcester. but a warm and muggy summer day wrapping up a very warm month of august. and if you're heading to the beach, a little more cloud cover than today, especially in the about, and warm temperatures, 81 to 88. mentioned a chance of rain showers. so into tomorrow evening a lot

and downpours in the overnight, and into the first half of thursday as well, so scattered rain. don't think it's everyone, but some rain is better than no rain. we'll see a little bit of a drying trend from northwest to southeast heading through thursday evening, and stay in the soup all day in southeast massachusetts. so a chance of a little rain fall here. soak up what we can get, then turn the attention to the tropics and what's brewing there. the tropical depression more organized, a tighter swirl and more outflow meaning it's getting vented allowing more air to rise, and the track not changing too much. still forecasting a land fall late thursday into friday morning toward the panhandle or big bend of florida. then look at the hook moving back toward new england late this weekend into sunday. that's the big question mark in the forecast. at this point i wouldn't cancel any plans. we have many days to watch this.

over the top of it and blocking it westward, which would be sunday into monday or if it settles down across us and keeps it out to sea. right now we're right on the border, and in either case still seeing high seas and rough surf especially sunday into were monday, and chances of gusty winds. finnerring crossed -- fingers crossed it's a weak system, and we can get beneficial rain. one thing is certain, cooler temperatures. 70s to 80 on thursday, and 70s monday and tuesday. hasn't happened since early july. all right, you were all about the shark, but this next story, not about that. >> you're talking snakes right? >> yes, could be the best evidence yet that an anaconda is living in west brook, maine. it was reported, but until now they thought it was a python, but based on a huge snake skin

anaconda. it could grow up to 20 feet, but it's possible it was left as a hoax, but for now the legend of wessie is alive and well. and could clay get the job

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