back into the water. investigators learned that the camp counselors actually bought that yellow swimsuit that he was wearing when he died. the commissioner updated us. the timeline -- at 2:15 p.m., the counselors began clearing the beach to the bathhouse. kyzr was seen walking toward the building. his in the bathhouse, but no sign of the little boy. that is when the search began. he was eventually detected by sonar 20 yards out into the water. he had been practicing his swimming just hours before. >> unfortunately, that particular day one of the counselors was trying to teach him to swim. from what i understand he was a weak swimmer, one of the counselors was holding him up that day.

juli: following this tragic death, mayor marty walsh has announced changes that will take place immediately -- headcount, staff members will make sure that no children leave buildings unless a company by an adult, and their changing the ratio of counselors to children, 10 to two four under six, and 22 to four children seven years old and older. children who enter the ocean will be required to wear a life preserver. and more than 30 security cameras will be installed to increase safety. for now live outside of austin police headquarters, juli mcdonald, daschle austin police of course, juli mcdonald, wcvb newscenter 5.

financial crimes case involving the new england compounding center. necc was involved in that deadly tainted steroid outbreak back in 2014. ben: today a couple charged in connection changed their plea to guilty. newscenter 5's jorge quiroga is live in south boston with the details. jorge? jorge: that's right. the couple seen here leaving federal court this afternoon, not speaking to repor the day-to-day operations of the compounding center in framingham, they pleaded guilty to hiding financial assets after the company eclair bankruptcy following the meningitis outbreak iher husband was the df an affiliated company. the couple admitted that they opened to joint accounts, one

not to be reported by the bank. the couple does not face criminal or murder charges in connection with the tainted steroids that killed to exceed four and second over 750 others. their attorney says they are remorseful. >> today's hearing at court makes very clear that carla and doug had nothing to do with the day-to-day jorge: they face a maximum sentence of 10 years and seven years. the recommendation seven years for her, not incarceration for him. jc: today's guilty pleas are just the beginning of the government's criminal case involving the new england compounding center.

the most serious are murder charges against two pharmacists, part owner and head pharmacist barry cadden and supervisory pharmacist glenn chin. they could face life in prison if convicted of the charges relating to the deaths of 25 patients who were given mold-tainted steroids. investigators claim chin instructed employees to put production volume ahead of safety requirements. and that cadden falsified safety and other records. the centers for disease control says in all, 64 patients died and nearly nearly 700 were scheduled for january. mike: breaking news involving curt schilling's failed video game company, 38 studios. after a four year investigation , no criminal charges will be filed in the case. the company relocated to rhode island from massachusetts in 2010 in exchange for a $75 million state loan guarantee. the company later went bankrupt, leaving taxpayers on the hook. right now police in hingham are

broke into an elderly woman's home, sexually assaulting her. newscenter 5's mary saladna is live in hingham tonight with the update on that search. mary? reporter: police are working this case. they say that the public could be at risk. hingham police telling residents to keep your guard up and doors and window north hingham home. >> she was confronted in her house by the suspect who is not known to her. there is no connection between them we can determine. after she was treated, they determine the suspect broke into the house with a forced entry on a ground floor window. reporter: the attack was between 8:00 and 9:00 last night in nursing him. the victim credible.

description of the attacker. a white male, a proximally 65, with gray, thinning hair, brown eyes, and a thin build. >> this is a white place. we do not locked doors. mary: the man stole nothing, just attacked the older woman. >> our goal is to get him identified in off the street. lynchie: -- mary: police are warning residents to keep your lights on and your doors and windows locked. live in hingham, mary saladna, wcvb newscenter 5. ben: police in new hampshire are on the hunt for a masked man they say attacked three people with a baseball bat. among the victims, a sixteen-year-old boy. police say the 3 people were sitting on a porch when the assault happened. the two adults refused medical treatment. the teenager was treated for non-life threatening injuries.

mike wankum, the rain not enough for many of us read out as the weekend look? mike: yeah, such a disappointing amount of rain. we are looking better than sunday. of the past 12 hours, look what happened? there is worthy focuses. 50 miles north, we would be talking about what a one little spot right here, holding together toward greenfield, a little down or there. he is only last until the sun goes down. after that, clear skies. temperature is a little cooler, a little less humid. we will talk more about that and your weekend forecast, which starts off with low humidity in a few minutes.

heightened concerns about the zika virus tonight here in the u.s.. florida officials confirming the first transmissions of the virus. newscenter 5's the call as to fund joins us with more and what do we need to know? nicole: it appears to be the first transmission from a mosquito in the u.s. >> this was not surprising? >> no. nicole: not a surprise. very much a concern. four people, infected with the zika virus, thought to be transmitted from mosquitos in the u.s.. >> it is worrisome. we have been expecting this might happen. nicole: dr. david hamer, director of the travel clinic at boston medical center. not only was this an expectation, but the numbers of people who have carried the infection in the u.s. may be much higher than reflected. >> there are not enough tests to

disease. nicole hamer says there are more : questions at the end of a road not easily accessible. but in the last few months, stunning information regardning sexual transmission. >> initially it was male to female and then some evidence of male to male, and now more recently, female to male transmission. nicole: the family of mosquitos that caryy zika rampant in florida. not in massachusetts. as for travels to the southern state dr. hamer says it's too , early to be alarmed. but couples thinking abo should be aware >> the real big question will this spread quickly or will it be controlled? nicole: he says the next be weeks will be key to answering that question. the concern is the length of time someone can carry the zika virus. nicole estaphan, wcvb newscenter 5. jc: commitment 2016 -- one day after accepting the democratic

also on the stump. newscenter 5's maria stephanos reminding us this race for the white house will only intensify. maria: hillary clinton and tim kaine writing the post convention wave of support with their spouses, by their side in philadelphia. ms. clinton: what better place to kick off this campaign than right here in philadelphia where it all started to 40 years ago? maria: the democratic presidential their stronger together bus to her. ms. clinton: i accept your nomination for president of the united ways. -- the united states. maria: the celebrations went into the early morning hours, clinton mingling with donors and supporters. for now, the party is over. the general election matchup with donald trump is 100 years

ms. clinton: his speech, his whole convention seem to be more about insulting me in helping the american people. maria: trump releasing a tweetstorm, saying his campaign is hearing for more bernie sanders supporters. and he posted this attack ad. >> you are the speech. in hillary clinton's america, things get worse. maria: clinton and are taking their bus through pennsylvania and ohio, two key battleground states in the race for the white house. ben: maria, thank you for that. the murder case that shook our nation's capitol in the summer of 2001 is back in the headlines. jc: the man once convicted of the murder of washington intern chandra levy will not be retried. the reaction right now to the u.s. attorney's decision. ben: plus, the active search underway for a second suspect in the shooting of two san diego police officers. jc: accused of trying to kidnap and rape a woman in winthrop

the new charge he now faces. ben: friday night for solar traffic. look at that. these they come bowkerville ridge moving smoothly. -- these they come bunker hill bridge moving smoothly. -- the zakim-bunker hill bridge. mass avenue, usually about a half hour and it is. upper deck to route further out on the bike, weston tolls, 34 minutes. northbound, seven minutes.

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>> you are watching newscenter 5 at 5:00. jc: right now, an active search is underway for a second suspect in the shooting of two san diego police officers. one officer is dead, another hurt, after they were shot last night during a traffic stop. that second officer is expected to survive. it's still unclear what started the violence. one suspect is in custody, but police are warning residents to remain in their homes as the search for the other suspect continues. a man once convicted of killing washington, d.c. intern chandra levy will not be re-tried. now, marci gonzales reports, there are new questions surrounding that decision by prosecutors and a new quest for answers. reporter: today, authorities asking if not this man, who killed chandra levy?

>> i wish that the right person, whoever did what they did to my daughter, that we get the answers. reporter: a retrial was scheduled for this autumn after prosecutors admitted that they withheld evidence about the main witness and now arguing that it should be dropped. chest but it sounds like now these u.s. even more face in the same case of the key witness in the case. reporter: new allegations claiming that a sex act gone wrong lead to her death. >> did you kill chandra levy? >> i did not.

the failure of a finding does not change the fact that he was completely exonerated in her death. at marci gonzales, abc news, new york. ben: right now, thousands of firefighters and dozens of aircraft are attacking the deadly wildfire on the coast of california. the 27,000 acre fire has destroyed at least 34 homes. a state of emergency is in place. and several neor california fire officials estimate it will take until the end of august to put the flames out. look at this. we could have been dealing with this right now. flooding in the street of new york city. heavy pockets of rain this morning left behind close to a half an inch of rain per hour. the flashforward -- the flash flood warning has been lifted. as maxwell smart would say, missed it by that much.

twitter have been asking all day , what happened to a? 100 miles to far south -- too far south. new york got it. we didn't. we picked up half an inch of rain this month. we should be over three inches at this point. we continue the drought situation and really our next chance of rain does not show up until sunday's forecast. rain was. we have reports of waterspouts over the ocean. there are pop-up showers that developed out to the west. it is muggy out there. once the sun goes down, the threat goes away. these will only be around for a little while. most of us will see absolutely not. look at that cool temperature. 78 degrees.

90's. it looks like we will say goodbye to those 90-degree temperatures. the wind is off the water, keeping us cool. note the dew point. it will drop off a little tonight. it will be more comfortable than last night, but last night is the with that air. -- sick without air. so, right now, boston on the cool side. nantucket got nice rain out of this system. inland where it got warm -- look at that. i heart for, 80 degrees. much warmer conditions as we look to the west. most readings will get into the 60's. most of the suburbs, lower 60's. aren't, cool and refreshing. what's going to happen tomorrow?

but you see what happens. a little bit of cloud cover, and then we have mostly sunny skies. at look what happens tomorrow night. showers start to roll in. that would be welcome. we need the rain. any drop we can get is much welcome. high temperatures look like this. a little cooler rockport. inland, temperatures in the mid-80's. over the next three days, if you want to do something outside, tomorrow is your day to do it. we will see temperatures a little cooler, a sea breeze at the shoreline. at the cape, if you're staying the weekend, nice conditions for saturday, sunday the chance of a few scattered showers. let me break it down. sunday, chance of showers and here. the best opportunity right now looks like the morning hours,

will not clear away that much. there could be a couple scattered showers as well. monday, a slight risk of a scattered shower, even a slight threat on tuesday. those opportunities are really, really limited. humidity dropping and then towards the end of the week, the temperatures go up and the chance for thunderstorms. jc: mike, thank you. prince's family has i details of the tribute costs -- concert. performers have not been announced yet. tickets go on sale next month. bruce springsteen will release a new album to pair with his upcoming autobiography. it features 18 tracks that trace the artist's musical history. this includes five previously unreleased cuts from the beginning of his musical career.

" comes out september 23, four days before his autobiography, titled "born to run" hits of flattery, and adele seems to agree. she spotted an adele look-alike at her show in seattle and invited the impersonator up on stage to say hello. the two hugged it out and got lots of love from the audience. adele called drag performer kristie champagne the best impersonator she'd ever seen. ben: pretty good. all right. remember that monster mega this summer? jc: it still hurts. that $536 million one. tonight we know who won all that money. their story is next. ben: they have a good story, too. a thief stole his prosthetic leg, but tonight he's got a new one. little liam explains why this

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walks away with a $536 million . the central indiana couple won this month's mega millions lottery drawing. the winners asked to stay anonymous to protect their privacy and their young children -- apparently they had young children. a representative accepted the check this morning and read a message. >> overjoyed by our winnings. while we're excited, we're overwhelmed by the magnitude of what has happened. ben: i can only imagine. the family chose the cash option -- $271 million after taxes. the spokesperson says the winners don't plan to quit their jobs, and they don't want this to change their lives. i think that is awesome. jc: spectacular. great choices. and you could be presented with such choices if you play power

jc: i have not bought my ticket. the jackpot prize has now jumped to a whopping 478 million dollars. that's the fifth largest normal prize in the eighth largest lottery jackpot in u.s. history. but a reminder your odds of , winning are about one in 292 million. ben: ed harding just walked in. i think you should buy the ticket. jc: all right, we've got it on record. ben: still to come sexual assault scandal involving bill cosby. jc: next to 5:30 p.m. -- the lawsuits cosby has now decided to drop. a milestone today in newtown

>> from boston from news leader, this is wcvb newscenter 5 ben: we're following breaking news police calling the death of , a 7-year-old boy at a south boston beach accidental. kyzr willis drowned while taking part in a city day camp program. mayor walsh ordering immediate changes to strengthen oversight and child safety at the camps. jc: the bay state couple tied to a deadly meningitis outbreak, now pleading guilty to criminal charges. doug and carla conigliaro admitted hiding financial assets after the collapse of the new england compounding center in framingham.

by the pharmacy. ben: breaking news involving curt schilling's failed video game company. after a four year investigation no criminal charges will be , filed in the case. 38 studios received 75 million dollars from the state of rhode island, and then went bankrupt leaving taxpayers on the hook. jc: mike wankum joins us now the the rain moved through and then -- joins us now. everybody talked about it. we wanted more. mike: every lawn i am seeing looks like the color of straw. we needed rain. we were this close to it. it went too far south. still pushing close to the 90-degree mark. in boston, we drop off slowly overnight, in the mid-60's. here is where that main rain event was. it's gert down to the south.