erika: breaking sports news. patriots qb tom brady hitting the practice field and gillette for the first time since his duplicate appeal was denied. antoinette: today is the first day of training camp. we will have a live report from gillette coming up in a few minutes. here is a look at some of the big stories unfolding right now at noon. police investigating a triple

one person was shot in the head and police say the shootings are connected. erika: a boston bathhouse reopening and the city reviews protocol for all 36 community centers after a seven-year-old boy drowns at carson beach after wandering away from a day program. tonight is the night hillary clinton just hours from accepting the democratic nomination for president. antoinette: she will address the nation in a highly anticipated speech, arguably the biggest of her career. just a short time massachusetts senator elizabeth warren appearing on stage at the podium rehearsing with a group of other women senators. lauren lyster is in philadelphia right now with a preview. lauren: p dom handing -- president obama handing off the mantle of hope.

baton. lauren: obama embracing hillary clinton as the woman for his job. >> there has never been a man or a woman, not me, not bill, nobody, more qualified than hillary clinton to serve as president of the united states of america. lauren: the white house backing clinton and tearing down her republican rival. he has no clue period. lauren: the dnc hopeful also taking aim. >> does anybody in this auditorium believe that donald trump has been paying his fair share of taxes? lauren: tonight it is hillary clinton's big moment. she will take the stage accepting the nomination and addressing the american people.

find the 30,000 e-mails that are missing. lauren: trump now defending himself on fox. >> i'm seeing sarcastic. -- i'm being sarcastic. lauren: a clinton present -- lauren lyster, abc news, philadelphia. erika: ed harding will be in the convention hall with h reports continue this afternoon 11:00 and tomorrow morning on the eye-opener as well. look for special news coverage from the convention tonight at 10:00 followed by newscenter 5 at 11:00. antoinette: three people shot in lynn overnight. one of them in the head. sera congi is life for us with new details from police. sera: the latest information from police, they tell us this

victim. it turns out they had three. sneakers, jeans, bullet casings and bullet holes. bulfinch street in linn riddled with evidence of a violent morning. >> i thought it was fireworks but it was actually gunshots. sera: around 3:45 lynn police were called to the scene. they found a man with a gunshot wound to the head. >> a manth life-threatening injuries. we transported him to mass general. sera: minutes later police got a call from lynne hospital where two other victims with gunshot wounds checked themselves in, both with non-life-threatening injuries. >> we do not know if it's relatede may be related. short>> the only thing i saw wae everyone's striving by giving cpr to somebody. sera: investigators gathered

officials say at this point it appears to be an isolated incident. this is still under investigation but lynn police tell us this was not random, that all three victims knew each other. at this point, no arrest seven made. -- no arrests have been made. erika: a deadly crash in franklin. a driver killed after a pickup truck rolled over off the road and into the woods on route 495 north in the bellingham line. but the crash backup of traffic for miles at around 6:00 this morning. fire officials investigating this raging fire in brookline. flames shooting through the roof of this home. this is around 11:00 last night. firefighters were able to get the flames under control around midnight. it's not clear how the fire started. antoinette: a man drowns after a desperate attempt by two others to save him. firefighters tell us they pulled

at 8:00 last night. trent cook died. a friend jumped in after him trying to save him. another man fishing nearby also jumped in to help. foul play is not suspected. my pictures over boston. sunny skies. much more humid than yesterday. some big changes ahead including some rain that we really need. cindy: people of home are going, rain? the lawns are excited. conditions but we need every drop we can get. an area to ourselves generally working in our direction. it is hot out there right now. all the 90's showing up. boston, 90 degrees again today after just missing yesterday. kind of a heat wave. beverly, 92. 91 in bedford. norwood, taunton, even over to marshfield and new benton, lower 90's right now. we can make it up as high as

temperatures pick up a few more degrees this afternoon but it is not going to be this hot tomorrow. temperatures in the 70's to the north. those readings are on the other side of a front dropping south. that moisture to the south is lifting northward so those two will interact and help to produce showers across the area. rain will fill in tomorrow morning and i think get heavier as we get into the afternoon. rain chances tomorrow and maybe boston taking action following the drowning death of this young boy who walked away from a city run drop in summer camp. todd kazakiewich is live with steps being taken to make sure something similar never happens again. todd: the city is reviewing protocol at all 36 city run community centers. as for the curley center, it is back both today though still not clear how child managed to

center reopens, flowers at the front door service attribute to kyzr willis and a reminder of the sad circumstances surrounding his drowning. investigators are back on scene trying to figure out how this tragedy happened. tuesday afternoon, a frantic search begins as word spreads that the seven-year-old boy has gone missing. apparently wandering away from a city run drop in center. hours later >> we tried our hardest on land we have copiers up and unfortunately around 7:00 p.m. we made the worst discovery we could, the young child in the water. todd: more than two dozen counselors were watching over them in addition to lifeguards. >> we will take appropriate action. todd: the director of the curley center is on paid leave.

droppings. erika: a team plus 911 call a sparking new concern around highly potent suites. police say the 18-year-olds told dispatchers his friend was having a possible allergic reaction to something she had eaten. when questioned, he admitted it was because of marijuana laced candy. when police arrived they found this empty pouch wiggled conscious creations. candy appeared to come from a medical marijuana supplier. those teams are not facing charges since they called for medical help. erika: tom brady hitting the field for the first time. an update on patriots training camp is next. antoinette: the man who shot ronald reagan about to be freed. the concerns about what could happen next.

and another chance later this weekend. antoinette: good news for millions of americans who sit all day at work. the minimum amount of exercise experts say can reverse the damage. >> the tech locke mills on me tv

erika: in a few hours a vigil will be held for the three police officers killed during a shootout outside of baton rouge convenience store. investigators have said the gun man was targeting attorney general loretta lynch will speak at the vigil. antoinette: firefighters and california are bracing for hotter temperatures as they continue to battle the same fire. the flames have charred 3700 square miles, destroying 34 homes in killing a bulldozer driver.

in just one week the man who tried to kill president reagan will be a free man. john hinckley junior has been hospitalized for decades but spent a growing number -- sent to spend his days in virginia. many of the community are on edge awaiting his release. marci: the man who shot president ronald reagan and three others learning he will soon be free. president. >> he is definitely a concern. marci: john hinckley undergoing treatment in the decades since being found not guilty by reason of insanity. federal judge ruling he is no longer a risk to himself or others, allowing him to be released to live with his 90-year-old mother in this virginia neighborhood. he will have to continue therapy, will be tracked by gps on his cell phone number is

obsession. hinckley is not allowed to use social media which reagan's son michael took to. a different reaction from the reagan foundation putting out a statement that reads in part, we believe john hinckley is still a threat to others and we oppose his release. tim mccarthy, among those injured in the assassination at >> if he's totally cured, rehabilitated, it is the right thing. but they had better be right by doing this. the consequences of his actions were catastrophic marci:. we are told hinkley could be released as soon as next month. erika: the government is reconsidering its ban on blood donations from gay and bisexual

are banned from giving blood in an effort to reduce the spread of hiv but the fda wants to hear from the public. it wants people to submit ideas on other possible blood donor policies. antoinette: if you are like many people use it all day at work. some new research shows even one hour of exercise can improve health. scientists combed over data from over one million people and found it takes 60 to 75 minutes of moderate intensity exercise to they add not exercising and sitting all day is just as dangerous is being obese or smoking. it's a good thing we are all standing up right now. erika: i do not think this counts as moderate exercise now. cindy: exactly. sure. very hot out there right now. antoinette: this is the final

came through. unusual to have a tornado in revere but it was the morning. 9:32 it touchdown. it traveled two miles. much quieter even though it is hot today. it is calm on the charles. sailboats enjoying this hot day. 90 degrees, the 12th time we have hit the 90 degree mark in the month of july. the wind has picked up out of 50's, close to 60 degrees. hot, dry has been the theme of the summer. the latest update from the drought monitor, we still have drought conditions for areas shaded in orange along the main seacoast. notice the area of moderate drought in brown. it is down along the south coast

we could use some rainfall. we may get some rain as we head into the day tomorrow. coolest down on the cape where temperatures run in the lower 80's. 91 in marshfield. new bedford sitting at 92 degrees. north of town on the north shore, beverly, 92. n 90 in nashua and fitchburg. we will keep the sunshine mixed with hayes and high cloudiness right now but notice the wind direction is shifting to the south as we get deeper into the afternoon. you look to the south you can see the air is stickier. the more humid air is lifting in so as we go through the afternoon building of the clouds. a couple of showers new the new hampshire border. it's a possibility associated with the front that is dropping south. this is the leading edge of cooler air.

the cooldown begins. this moisture is lifting in. overnight, our low temperatures and the clouds only drop close to 70 degrees. our highs tomorrow, we are not getting out of the 70's. through the timeline, 5:00 tomorrow morning, couple showers approaching from the south coming out of connecticut and rhode island. as we go into the morning notice how these areas of rain expand and fill in. embedded downpours could produce localized street flooding and that will be a concern wherever heavier bands set up through the looking more likely that will happen along the south coast so this may be really get the heaviest rain. the potential is therefore for a widespread half inch to an inch of rain but there could be some locally higher amounts was to a

right now it is looking like it is south of the pike. friday is a wet start to your weekend. don't let the weekend -- we're back to some sunshine on saturday. temperatures running near 80 at the cape. late they showers and storms on sunday. temperatures much cooler than they have been and we could see lingering showers into monday. notice the temperature staying in the 70's and 80's. no more 90's from here on out. antoinette: night. antoinette: training camp is officially underway. erika: tom brady on the field with his teammate. it is his temporary replacement making headlines. bob: this has the look and feel of a normal patriots camp. we know with the underlying subplot that this is anything but normal.

start the nfl season without tom brady is the starting quarterback. it will be jimmy garoppolo, who has had two years to learn from brady and he has about nine weeks to figure out how to replace him for four weeks. in the meantime, garoppolo is treating this like any other camp. >> nothing's really changed. when they put me in for the reps are in for i will go out there and do my best. mindset is basically the same. it did lli camp -- bob: it did look like any other camp for you we were told all the quarterbacks will be getting equal number of reps this early in camp and i can confirm that is what we saw today. tom brady did not speak with the media but rob did. we will hear from him later today. erika: we did not see it here but a mysterious streak was spotted in several coast states.

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erika: the mystery of this streak of light has been

some speculated the light was drunk. u.s. strategic -- was space junk. u.s. strategic command now says it was a chinese rocket reentering the atmosphere. cindy: we have got something phone from the sky planned for tomorrow. some rain. much cooler and 80's. no more 90's for a while. antoinette: grab the parkas. have a good day. >> this is an editorial by wcvb channel 5 president and general manager bill fine. bill: meeting friends or colleagues at your favorite restaurant with a cold beer glass of wine or cocktail is a popular way to socialize and network area just like the jingle from the show "cheers," sometimes you want to go

an angel turf battle between city hall and boston area legislators, beacon hill is scheduled to consider a bill that would provide all cities and towns in massachusetts with the notable exception of boston the opportunity to take control of liquor licensing. if the government or legislature want to reform laws, many dating back to before prohibition, why exclude boston? the city was already granted licenses last year. perspective. the question is not over how many licenses will be awarded but who has the right to determine the amount and approval of liquor licenses. oversight over licensees. if maher walsh and city counselor ayanna pressley have their way, additional -- rather than focusing on downtown. walsh and presley are looking for that long-term fix. if successful, creation of these new wealth building opportunities for the fortunate

hand-in-hand with the city's development of boston's main street districts. it's time for boston to have the autonomy that other major american cities have and share the wealth with all of boston's neighborhoods. the responsibly for a successful plan will fall on the mayor's shoulders.

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