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.

downpours, that could mean some flooding on the roadways. ben: thank you. tonight's the night. hillary clinton has been preparing for it or decades. she will accept the presidential nomination. >> her speech is considered vitally important to her success. >> you hit the nail on the head. the rain mike is talking about is roaring through philadelphia. that will come to town with a big noise. hillary clinton will stand up and accept the nomination. if you look closely out there

>> ? >> after three days the convention common eggs with a speech from hillary clinton -- culminates in a speech from hillary clinton. >> i think she will do very well. >> governor patrick says he is out of the speech advice department. >> >> >> what do you think of her? >> it is fabulous. a woman who has helped other women. i feel very good for hillary now. >> it will be the highlight moment of the day, day four of the democratic national convention. chelsea clinton will introduce her mother to the crowd, to the

look for special coverage from the convention tonight beginning at 10:00. ben: more human remains have been discovered on national grid property. david is live with breaking details. >> you may be able to see what we can see on the other side of that police pickup. investigators looking to have obvious sign of trauma. but the body appears to have been buried in a shallow grave. video from sky 5 shows investigators focusing their attention, on an area near a pile of gravel and a payloader.

the property belongs to national grid and people who work nearby say crews are constantly moving dirt around on the site. >> how busy is this after dark? >> not very busy at all. >> the woman was between 26 and 52 years old evidence of knows work. she waou boots, a t-shirt, and black sweatpants -- sweatpants. >> we want her identified. we want her. >> investigators are trying to look in missing persons databases.

they are going to need a sample to match. >> now to the triple shooting. three people shot overnight. sera now has the investigation. >> sneakers, jeans, bullet casings and bullet holes. >> we heard gunshots. >> they found a man with a gunshot wound to the head. >> we called an ambulance. we transported to mass general. >> police got a call where two other victims check themselves in with non-life-threatening injuries. >> we don't know if it is related. it's a good chance it could be

the ambulance driving by. reporter: investigators gathered evidence to piece together what happened. it appears to be an isolated incident. the investigation continues. this was not a random shooting all three victims new. >> a new concern his friend was having a reaction to something they had eaten. when police arrived, they found this empty pouch labeled conscious creations. no ingredients were listed. but the candy appeared to come from a medical marijuana supplier. those teens are not facing charges since they called for medical help. maria: legislation filed as a

cases of elder abuse is one step closer to becoming law. 5 investigates found case after case where many certified nursing assistants who were criminally charged in elder abuse cases were still licensed to work in the state. in many, the caregivers admitted they abused the elderly but reached deals with the court that would allow the charges to be dismissed if they completed probation. proposed legislation that passed the senate today would allow the state to permanently suspend the licenses of caregivers who reach that type of deal. and it prevents them from in >> my father, i remembered when he was assistant. there are people, not many, you don't want any chance taken.

tradintraining camp is officialy underway. ben: tom brady was there. they would focus on the backup. he is ready to take over. mike is live for us tonight. >> thousands down here today, all eon focused on the quarterbacks. there is a lot of love in this region. what he has gone through in the last 18 months me you can see it. as of now, the starting quarterback is jimmy graham

don't get many opportunities. you have to make the best of it. >> is never going to change. he comes out of practice no matter what. i never see tom brady come out and not give it all. >> practice started today, the preseason game starts tonight. ben: a florida man considering suing police after he was wrongly arrested. maria: what the doughnut crumbs in his car were mistaken for. ben: the emergency on an american airlines flight when the plane caught on fire. maria: an inmate back in custody. ben: time now for first alert traffic. not moving too bad.

region. 33 minutes to read three headed north. 34 minutes long right there. 1:28, stopping go. further out, 4:95. it is slow in places south and

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underway. the police union will hold a rally in protest over a banner hanging over city hall. live, she will have a report coming up at 5:30. the mayor is standing by his decision to keep the banner up. anchor: it was a rough mo the pontiff was celebrating masd when he fell. he apparently didn't see the stairs in time and stumbled out of view. the pope was helped back up and seemed fine as he continued with the mass. maria: jetblue revealing today regular flights to cuba will start next month. the airline will launch non-stop service between fort lauderdale and santa clara august 31'st. it will have 3 flights a week for a month before switching to daily service on october 1. right now, jetblue is on par to become the first u.s. airline to

normalize relations between the nations. a terrifying experience for passengers aboard an american airlines flight headed to seattle. the plane took off from dallas and returned a short time later when flames were spotted coming out of the engine. a compressor problem forced the emergency landing. the airbus did land safely and passengers were re-booked on flights this morning. ben: a wild mix-up in florida. but the case is dropped after multiple tests show the residue was really donut crumbs. it happened last december. dan rushing was pulled over after his car was spotted leaving an area of drug activity. he gave police permission to search his car and officer found what he thought were drugs but that turned out not to be the case. >> now we think it is

to jail and you haven't done anything. rushing is now considering legal action, saying he hopes this never happens to anyone else. maria: it's been two years since a tornado tore through revere leaving behind this mess. the tornado was only on the ground for about four minutes but 120 mile per hour winds caused tremendous damage to dozens of homes. despite that, the city did not qualify for federal disaster aid. i remember being in those it was incredible how so much was untouched. you had the streets that were torn apart. it was a disaster. >> only 3/8 of a mile wide. really unusual. maria: it is nice that is in the

we do not have anything like that the forecast. manchester, i was showing you that, you see it is holding together pretty well. if that holds together long enough, traveling through this area be prepared for heavy downpours. this is associated with this area to the the heavy downpours, the best opportunity for rain will be south of the pike. they had issued a flash flood watch. they have the water fill everything up.

boston we are running dry. we are in a severe drought in many locations. any water we get is going to be helping us. we really need a three day soaking rain. today we were back at it with a 90 degree reading. that may be the last of it for a while. we have cool temperatures. set up. this is where most of the activity is going to push through. it means it is going to be more scattered in nature. maybe even into the afternoon and evening hours. that flash flood goes in to 9:00. we have to watch for the water

this is how much rain would fall over a given area. in those areas we could get two or perhaps says much is five inches of rain. mostly cloudy skies, showers after midnight. it's going to be muggy tonight. another sleeping. 76 to 80 degrees. look at the wind. it's going to be revolving around some heavy rain. lightning is a strong possibility. especially down the south coastal areas, i know it is a friday.

out of these storms. we have indicated a high impact weather day. 78 degrees. less humid saturday. skies will be clearing the way. that threat may linger. we have dry humidity free air moving in. plenty of sunshine. perhaps towards thursday there it doesn't come down too fast. ben: firefighters in california dealing with even hotter temperatures as they continue to battle this growing wildfire. the flames have already charred 37 square miles. 34 homes have been destroyed. and a bulldozer driver killed while working to contain the massive blaze. this is not a remote area. a state of emergency is now in place as winds and temps in the

next in your health living longer. maria: two new studies one done right here in boston that finds there are two changes you can make to increase your longevity. ben: 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. maria: new at 6:00 only on 5 we're hearing from the convenience store owner who struggled with an armed robbery suspect before

>> there are a few things we can >> there are a few things we can do to get a healthy heart. now, new research suggests that for women, there may be no such thing as starting too early. here's dr. tim johnson, >> exercise is something many

too many of the messages about exercise are aimed at middle-aged people. a new study looks at women younger than 50 years old and found if these women got just two and a half hours of weekly exercise their risk of heart disease dropped up to 25%. researchers looked at 97 thousand women over a 20 year span and found moderate intensity exercise including brisk walking had a lower likelihood of heart issues. the number of times per week exercise didn't matter as long as they got two and a half hours. healthy diet, learning demanded stress.

important step may be those they take on a treadmill. >> eating more unsaturated fat could be a life-saving decision. a new harvard study links greater consumption of saturated and trans fats with higher mortality rates. the chan school of public health report suggests replacing butter, lard and fat from red meat with plant based fats like olive and canola oil. the new date provides further support for the 2015 to 2020 federal dietary suggestions. maria: that processed food can be so tempting. next we take you live to , somerville. sky 5 live over the scene of a black lives matter rally in the city. ben: two demonstrations happening right now a banner hanging outside the police station at the center of it all.

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to go where everyone knows your name. highlighting a turf battle between city hall, beacon hill will consider a municipal reform bill that would provide all cities with the notable exception of boston the opportunity to take control of their licensing. if the governor wants to reform the state liquor laws, why salute boston? the city was always the granted licenses last year. the question is not over how many licenses will be rewarded but who has the right to determine the amount. additional permits would be granted to boston's diverse neighborhoods rather than focusing on downtown. they're looking for that long term fix.

jobs for local residents goes hand-in-hand with the development of boston's mainstream districts. is time to have the autonomy other cities have ensure the wealth with all of boston's neighborhood. it will then fall on the mayor shoulders. >> from boston's news this is wcvb newscenter 5 that 5:30. ben: we continue to follow breaking news. investigators believe the remains are from the same body discovered three weeks ago. the victim is a woman, the death considered suspicious. maria: breaking news on an e. coli breakout linked to ground beef. residents became sick after eating ground beef in new

of 14 incidents tied to ground beef in north haverhill new hampshire. ben: right now, anticipation building for tonight's speech by hillary clinton. tonight she has the podium to herself. >> training camp for the new england pats underway. tom brady has been suspended for the fourth -- first four games of the season. ben: heavy rain headed our way. anchor: not everyone is going to get it. this is why we're looking for the possibility of heavy rain. it is possible, north, unlikely. the storm system is tracking to our south.