police pickup. a man is using a shovel. she believes this death is suspicious. because the body appears to have been purposely buried they think it is suspicious. investigators are focusing attention on an area near that gravel pile. they believe the remains are from the same three weeks ago. the property belongs to national grid and crews are moving dirt around here. a woman is believed to have been dead 1-5 years. >> the individual has had a fractured right and left side of her nose, and surgical remodeling of the nose.

numerous restorations of the teeth. in particular, it is based on medical plating. >> investigators believe the bodies between 46 to 52 years old. and evidence of nose work. she was t-shirt and black sweatpants. they are crosschecking this evidence they have found so far with databases to see if it matches records for missing people. they will extract dna and find something to match it to. maria: commitment 20 tonight is

calling this the most important of her career. newscenter 5 is there. anchor: good afternoon. welcome to the convention. the final day, thursday. the stage belongs to hillary clinton. we want to talk about what's happening now. let's take you live. is here now, it is in a low but they are talking to-three inches of rain. they expect it roar through this evening. there is some form of a warning headed back home in your direction. elizabeth worn was on the stage today. she was on the stage earlier

hours. as she was going through her walk-through rehearsing the line she will deliver, they all posed for a picture. chelsea clinton will have the honor of introducing her mother. she has the privilege of introducing her mother tonight. >> i'm going to talk as her daughter. i just hope people understand even a little bit more when i am done than when i started about wine i love her and admire her. >> chelsea clinton will introduce her mother tonight. the convention will has been gathered to order.

tonight. back to you. >> look for special abc news coverage tonight. flowers at the front door of this community center in south boston as it reopened following the drowning of the seven-year-old boy. the director now placed on paid leave. ben: somerville's mayor. maria: two rallies are planned for tonight. live in somerville with the latest on this. >> the police union is planning to hold their rally here. they want this banner here behind me down.

only recently has controversy grown. they are saying the banner will not come down. they say it is a deeply troubled by the banner calling it the moralizing in light of recent attacks on police across the country. the police union saying it incites violence against officers. the union had asked for in >> the resolution rests in a coming together in dialogue. that sign is not coming down. we have to recognize most of us here are white. do we really know what it is like to be discriminated against? reporter: the banner itself is a

opinion and encourages more dialogue. that rally is expected to begin right about now. anchor: police investigating a triple shooting. maria: one man was shot in the head. police getting a call from lynne hospital where gunshot victims check themselves in. they suffered non investigators spent hours at the scene and say these shootings were not random. >> we do not know if it was related. there's a good chance it may be related. maria: police say all 3 victims know each other and are calling this an isolated incident. ben: tragedy in haverhill. a man drowns after desperate attempts by two others to rescue him. firefighters tell us they pulled three people from the merrimack river after two jumped from a bridge around 8 last night.

trying to save him. another man, who was fishing nearby, also jumped in to help. maria: a huge day for patriots training camp. it is his temporary replacement he is making the headlines. >> live tonight from fark -- foxboro. reporter: temperatures in the calendar says july. football season is here. he got a lot of work at practice today. many visible signs in support of tom brady. the crowd was in of thousands. >> rookie year i have the same

starter since the first day. that is the mindset. it's a good thing to have. reporter: that is coming up at 5:00 and seven at lock. ben: fire officials investigating this raging fire. this was on winthrop road. started. maria: firefighters dealing with hotter temperatures today as they continue to battle this sand fire. flames have charred 37 square miles and killed a bulldozer driver. a state of emergency is in

rejecting a plea from convicted killer gary lee sampson to have evidence excluded from his upcoming trial. sampson had pleading guilty to carjacking and killing two massachusetts men in 2001. however a u.s. district court judge ordered a new sentencing trial after finding out that a juror had lied about her background. the new trial is slated to begin september 14. new at 4:30: another one of the state's most wanted sex offenders has been captured in new jersey. miguel villegas was wanted for failing to register as a sex offender and was listed as a high risk, level three offender. history, including a 2003 conviction for child rape. he's the second most wanted sex offender caught this week. maria: lawyers for the teenager convicted of murdering his danvers high school teacher are trying to prevent a second case from going to trial. 17-year-old philip chism was convicted earlier this year in the 2013 murder of colleen ritzer. while awaiting that trial at a detention center in 2014, chism allegedly attacked a female

next month with prosecutors and a judge, to come up with an agreement before a trial. ben: sky 5 over a deadly crash in franklin. a driver killed after a pickup truck rolled over off the road and into the woods this happened on route 495 north on the bellingham line. it's not clear what went wrong but the crash backed up traffic for miles around 6 this morning. the victim's name hasn't been released. a bill advances to make duck boat tours saf a deadly crash in april. maria: allison warmuth was killed after she was hit by a duck boat while riding her moped. the state senate has now advanced legislation pushed by warmuth's parents to mandate two staff members on each tour. the bill adds new penalties for violations of safety requirements, including having blind-spot cameras and proximity sensors. boston duck tours has already started making changes.

to 5:00 on newscenter 5. maria: it's more potent than heroin and showing up in more drug-related deaths. 5 investigates, a new problem with fentanyl and why some are using it to help beat required drug tests. ben: on newscenter 5 at 6:00: the summer of the shark continues another great white, tagged off the cape maria: and new at 7:00: a community reaching out and helping two young boys who are homeless. the bond they're creating with soccer and a special support program. anchor: tracking be feast or famine. ben: and we are following breaking news, more human remains found at a national grid site in everett. we'll have more information as

>> friday morning on the eyeopener, rode out of philadelphia. >> we are live with the next move for both campaigns after the gnc finale. >> and we are finally going to

anchor: thursday evening rush underway. one more day left in the forecast. look at the cars stacked. let's go to the map and see how we are doing. 93 southbound. a long ride this evening.

128, the usual backlog. 24 minutes, not too bad. northbound nine minutes. >> commuters know that sound. the man known as the voice of the t is years. he is moving on. he will celebrate his career tomorrow. going -- >> congratulations. >> i heard his voice for years. >> 20 years. >> we have rain finally coming in. we have a chance to see some heavy rain.

this area down through connecticut. the national weather service has issued this flash flood watch through tomorrow. heavy rain, short time, it could make for some direct driving. to the north it may not have as much of an impact. so f 66 100s. for the year we are running 6.5 inches dry in boston. we have a cold front to the north of us. both of this is trying to get in here. you can see what's happening now

here we see gray skies trying to work their way in. it is falling apart quickly. some people are getting sprinkles. tonight there could be scattered showers. toward the morning commute we see the rain across the area. we are done with the readings into the 80's and 90's. it pushes its way through. it's not as widespread. some of you will get in some nice rain. here is what one of my models is

rain. do keep that in mind. drought conditions through the area. 85 degrees in boston. the dew point, 64 degrees. that dew point coming in tomorrow will spike and it should drop back towards the weekend. we have indicated a possibility of some beautiful. saturday the is a chance we could see his scattered thunderstorm. something to keep in mind, that could be your biggest threat. monday, 78 degrees. we are not seeing any more 90's.

be on the slow side. maria: this is sky 5 over union square. that black lives matter we told you about, that is just beginning. the police union will hold a rally in protest over a black lives matter banner hanging over city hall. dueling protests are about to be anchor: all pregnant women should be screened for the zika virus. maria: that's whether or not they have traveled to areas where there's an outbreak. that's a big change coming from the cdc. zika, which is widespread in parts of south america and the carribean, has been linked to a birth defect. the cdc is also recommending a more sophisticated blood test for the virus. there are now 450 pregnant women

a new threat in the fight against opioid abuse. officials say a drug used to sedate elephants is suspected in several overdoses in several states. ben: authorities say they've found carfentanil mixed with or passed off as much weaker heroin. the drug is said to be 100 times as potent as fentanyl. maria: if you're like many people you sit all day at work. but new research shows even one hour of exercising could improve your health. scientists combed over data from more than 1 million people and found it takes 60 to 75 minutes of moderate intensity exercise to undo the damage of sitting for at least eight hours a day. dangerous as being obese or smoking. ben: using your ez pass for more than just driving along the pike. maria: the report showing that same technology could make life a little easier. and the powerball jackpot going up again.

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ben: you may soon be able to do a whole lot more with your e.z. pass. a local research groups suggests drivers could use the automatic toll paying device for other car related services such as parking, car washes and even

technology could make life easier for millions of commuters. maria: ben: automaker fiat-chrysler has plans to stop manufacturing those brands in the u.s.. instead the company would focus u.s. production on ram and jeep vehicles. maria: those brands have been driving sales gains recently. production of the companies other brands will take place in foreign countries including canada and mexico. ben: a bit of aviation history may be coming to an end. airplane maker boeing suggests that it may end production of the 747. the company has been building the jumbo jetliners for more than 50 years. boeing is already planning to reduce production of the planes to just six per year after reporting weaker sales this week. the next president gets a 747. maria: chipotle is getting into the burger business.

made. the first location will open in ohio. chipotle has struggled to recover from an e. coli and norovirus outbreak last year. its profits plunged 82% last quarter as the company resorted to pricey promotions aimed at luring customers back. ben: nobody one last time. the jackpot prize. if you're wondering your odds of winning are about one in 292 million. maria: jc just said she is going to buy for everybody. this afternoon she is celebrating her 107th birthday. get ready to meet una and hear her secrets to longevity. that's next on newscenter 5 at

>> don't act silly. that takes care of everything. maria: behave yourself. ben: that is what she said. she celebrated her 107th birthday. una bonkrude was born in 1909, just to give you a little perspective women were not allowed to vote, life expectancy

hour. una taught piano lessons until she was 99 and continued to play in her church until she was 105. maria: she looks good. let me tell you. she deserves everything. ben: we are tracking some rain. >> rain in the forecast. possibly some flash flooding. finish. >> a new problem in the war on opioid. how some addicts are using fentanyl to outsmart drug testing. once the patriots back to work. all eyes are on the other patriots quarterback. >> this is wcvb at 5:00.

parts of our area through tomorrow evening. ben: high, heavy impact rain. stormteam 5 has more. anchor: right now we're seeing isolated showers here. you look out west to the berkshires. where is the rain we are talking about? they are goio this is trying to make its way northward. it is moving more ease. most the rain will be to the south. not much going on, here is the way the map looks. down to the south he will be seeing her heaviest rain. a flash flawed watch has been issued.