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.

most of that is long gone, well offshore with lightning and thunder. we are left with top of showers. they will be with us through the evening hours. was the sun goes down, they will go away as well. i love the timeline on showers and aim few moments. -- in a few moments. jc? jc: a lynn man is accused of trying to kidnap and rape a woman in winthrop. but that's not the only disturbing accusn. explains. ed? ed: prosecutors added a charge of aggravated assault and battery to an already long list of charges. gerardo portillo of lynn is accused of trying to lure a woman into his car monday night in winthrop. prosecutors say when the 25-year-old woman refused, he got out of the car and followed her on revere street allegedly propositioned her for a sex act, grabbed her around the throat, threw her to the ground and tried to pull her shorts down. portillo also allegedly punched her. the victim's screams scared him off. what is also disturbing is

backseat of his car when he allegedly got out and attacked the woman. so he's also charged with child endangerment as well. he's being held without bail until a dangerousness hearing august 5. ben? ben: thank you for that. a new hampshire man who escaped a county jail was back in court today with an unusual request. police say kevin gearhart escaped while being transported to a court hearing in manchester . he wasn't on the run for long. officers found him hiding at a gas station in his orange jail in court today he asked the , court to send him to prison. >> [indiscernible] county jail is just crazy. >> he wanted to avail himself all future proceedings. ben: a witness at the gas station says gearhart tried to steal her truck. he blinks his behavior on drugs.

be set at $15,000. jc: bill cosby has dropped a lawsuit demanding the accuser in his criminal case repay the money from their confidential settlement back in 2006. cosby sued andrea constand for violating their contract by speaking to police, who reopened the criminal investigation last year. a judge upheld constand's right to speak with police. his lawyer says cosby just wants to focus on defending himself against the false claims made against him. newtown, connecticut is opening a brand new sandy hook elementary 26 people there. today, families toured the new building decorated with bright colors and nature themes. officials say it was created with the 26 victims in mind. the building also has bulletproof windows and police officers stationed at the front gate. students attended a nearby school during construction. ben: more charges tied to the water crisis in flint, michigan. today six current and former state employees were charged bringing the total number to nine. for 18 months, the flint river was used for tap water as a way

that water was not treated to control corrosion. elevated levels of lead were discovered in children. commitment 2016 coverage continues tonight at both the rnc and the dnc -- we heard from both candidates prominent daughters. jc: up next, ivanka trump and chelsea clinton. the many similarities between the two women who are both working to get their parents elected. ben: pope francis paying homage his very first visit to the nazi concentration camp, auschwitz. and later -- >> [indiscernible] jc: the end of an area for the mbta. the last day for the man who has helped keep riders on track for decades. as for that commute, what would you be saying? it looks pretty good starting to leave the city. let's go to the map, find out how things are run the area.

93 northbound, 72 minutes. west on the mass pike, 90 32 newtons curtain, 10 minutes. it does search a back up, weston tolls 24 95. it slows down once you get past 495. and and slow on the southbound side. again, look at 93 southbound. it is a backup. more than half an hour.

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visit to the auschwitz concentration camp today. pope francis is seen here entering the camp earlier this morning, slowly walking under the notorious gateway's cynical phrase "work sets you free." he prayed, met several survivors of the camp, and placed a candle on death wall, where prisoners were executed. pope francis is now the third consecutive pontiff to make the visit to the nazi german death camp. jc: commitment 2016 coverage continues tonight. one week after ivanka trump took the convention stage to introduce her her mother. the similarities between these women don't end there. chelsea: this november, i am voting for a woman who is my role model as a mother and as an advocate. jc: she shared memories from story time to soccer games.

jc: from the rnc to the dnc, the pictures of these powerful daughters looked almost identical, but the task on the final night of their respective conventions, unique. a vapid top painting her father as a man who supports women. -- ivanka painting her father as a man who supports women. knows that for that mother, for that family, there isn't. jc: chelsea sharing on "et" their close relationship. chelsea: we talk about everything. jc: it is uncanny they share such a unique life and history -- both thirtysomethings working

in multimillion dollar apartments in new york, both pregnant at the same time. over the past year it has been about making a clear distinction. chelsea chelsea had been campaigning hard for her mom prior to the birth of her son in june. it's expected she will continue to be involved with the campaign leading up to november. ben: yeah, they are great friends. jc: i didn't know that before this election season. we first told you this heartbreaking story earlier this week. a little boy's prth ben: tonight he is all smiles. the very special surprise that has that 4-year-old overjoyed. jc: in your health, new research about the danger of e-cigarettes. the concerns being raised tonight about the harmful chemicals they release. mike: unfortunately, the downpours were too far to the

pat randazzo: when i see those false ads attackini wonder...medicare, ...do they think that we're stupid? we know kelly. for seniors here in new hampshire - she has an impeccable record. mary griffin: we need to work across the aisle-which she does. mimi kolodziej: she's fighting for seniors and protecting medicare. pat randazzo: kelly knows that we need to work together to really preserve and strengthen medicare. mary griffin: new hampshire seniors trust kelly ayotte because she has never let us down. kelly ayotte: i'm kelly ayotte and i approved this message. ? why do banks treat you and your money like this?

they've reimagined banking, and built a checking account that's free of all that nonsense. no fees. no minimums. no gotchas. at capital one, your money stays your money. what's in your wallet? jc: health, yet another reason not to use e-cigarettes -- two previously undiscovered likely cancer-causing chemicals have been found in the e-cigs vapor. a new study finds these chemicals are among 29 others released in the cigarette vapor. the probable carcinogens are used in e-cigarettes to create artificial smoke. the fda banned the sale of e-cigs to minors in may. and exposure to second-hand pot smoke may hurt your heart as much as exposure to tobacco smoke. new research suggests when mice

the same thing happens with cigarettes. and it puts an individual at risk for various heart problems. the study was published in the journal of american heart association. a veto for a bill that would have required health insurers to cover the costs of certain treatments for chronic lyme disease. governor charlie baker says there's too much uncertainty about the effectiveness of long-term antibiotic therapies. he did file a compromise plan that would expand access to other treatments for the illness. at 5:30 p.m. -- a very happy ending for a four-year-old boy in california. last weekend his prosthetic leg was stolen at the beach, but he has just been given a very special one to replace it. they think they are getting a temporary prosthetic leg for four-year-old liam, but they are in for a big surprise. >> is that what you wanted?

this one is not temporary. it is permanent. >> this is christmas in july. i am so is that -- ecstatic. >> it's overwhelming and wonderful. ben: making a permanent prosthetic like this usually takes we, but the team that were essential to get liam back on his feet as soon as possible. >> we had a lot of people on board that way to get this done. met at the office around 4 a.m. to get it. . ben: the finished product -- a one-of-a-kind ghostbusters leg. >> slime her, the stay puff marshmallow man. -- slimer, the stay puft marshmallow man. ben: they donated the new leg

want to wear it more and use it more, what's to show it off more. ben: with liam powered by ghostbusters, his dad says the only issue will be how to slow him down. >> we will have to try to keep up with him. he is so quick. nothing is going to stop him. ben: that is awesome. jc: it is. ben: liam will also be given a separate prosthetic that allows him to swim. he hopes that one will be jc: that's wonderful. hopefully he likes the ghostbusters for a little while. it can go out of style, right? the remake. mike: 1, 2, maybe a third. who knows. we were looking forward to seeing some nice rain, maybe heavy rain. you see what happened. it's day down to the south. we got a little in nantucket,

it was really 50 miles to far this direction. the system that gave his reign is moving on out. we have to wait for the next one. it is skirting offshore. lightning and thunder, pouring rain. we have a little heat and sunshine. they are weakening as we speak. they continue to move south. i am not looking for progress out of that. i do not think it will make a sprinkle. 78 in boston. for once, below average. the high temperature normally 82. temperatures held pretty flat. we will drop off a little, but not as dramatic in the city as in the suburbs.

up there. tonight will be a little bit better as the humidity drops off area of the regular shoreline, a little bit cooler. check out fitchburg right now. nashua at 86. warm air with sunshine a little bit earlier. at we did get some nice rains. we got a little cooler. chatham checking in at 75 degrees. showers off to the west. overnight there will be no showers out there. in boston, we will drop down to the 60's. we will be a touch more comfortable tonight. i 3:00, we may see a few clouds popping up. sunday morning, we have more showers popping up in the forecast. high pressure nosing in for one

. we get the moisture in. notice the time limits. looks like most of it will be in the morning. with the gray skies in the breeze off of the water, do not look for much sunshine during the afternoon. i think the best chance for showers and thunderstorms will be be first half of the day. let me break it down for you. tomorrow, less humid. if you are doing traveleling chance. monday, water temperatures nice and warm. lake winnipesaukee, speedy of which -- head to it. sunday is unsettled. the other thing happening as we talk about next week, the humidity. humidity will be manageable as we talk about monday.

it spikes backup. humidity comes up. temperature comes up. the chances for rain -- i would say over the next couple days, sunday is your best opportunity. monday, tuesday, hit or miss at best. no 90's for a while. we will get a break from all of that. ben: thanks very much. harrison ford helps a wisconsin aviation program for kids take a milestone flight. the actor flew the two millionth young eagles program. it has been taking off since 1992 giving kids an opportunity to experience flying at a young age. ford has been involved since the start and flown over 300 flights with young eagles. harrison: aviation has been very important to the history of this country. i would like to see it continue to have the support it deserves. ben: as a former young eagles

volunteers across 90 countries have kept it in flight since 1992. jc: a leap of faith from 25,000 feet. a california skydiver is planning to jump without a parachute or wing-suit hoping to land in a net. yep, that's right. 42-year-old luke aikins will freefall for just over two minutes before landing in a net just one third the size of a football field. aikins is a third generation skydiver with over 18,000 jumps to his name. he's trained some of the world's most elite skydivers and even did some of the stunts for the movie "ironman three." aikins says he has been preparing for six months to get this jump right. >> right here this puts me right , in the middle, this is where i'm aiming. i got a wife and a son. i plan on being here for a long time, being a pain in his neck. jc: ok, make sure you hit the net.

tomorrow night on live tv. he is nervous but says he was born to fly. ben: here's a way you can put your courage, perhaps your heart to the test. shanghai's glass-bottomed skywalk that is 88 floors up is now open to visitors. the skywalk along the world's highest outdoor walkway has no handrail. there are rules, all visitors must be harnessed to an overhead rail system, a maximum of 15 people are allowed on the platform at a time and two safety instructors are always present. this thrill walk will cost you $58. not too bad. jc: no, i mean -- you are putting your fate in the hands of a piece of rope. what if -- ben: well, there is a guy who is going to jump into a net. jc: a familiar sound to boston commuters now silenced. ben: the voice riders on the t listen to for direction is getting of the tracks. why he's calling it quits.

breaking stories including , new details about what happened in the hours before a little boy drowned at the beach while going to a boston day camp. also breaking, a dedham couple charged in connection with a steroid outbreak that killed nearly 80 people and sickened hundreds pleads guilty to financial crimes -- financial crimes. new at 6:00, what some of the victims are saying about the deal. plus the massachusetts national guardsmen rescuing an elderly woman. she had been printed in a hot

>> [indiscernible] is now approaching. ben: it is last call for the man known as the voice of the t. after more than 20 years of keeping riders on track, he's moving on. jc: but not before he gets a final shout-out from his t colleagues tomorrow. ben: our diane cho tells us about the man behind the voice. oglesby was known as the voice of the pioneer valley at umass amherst when he was a radio dj. and if you have been on the t, you might know him today -- as the guy with the smooth, calming voice. >> this gave me an opportunity to sharpen my chops and do something i really like to do .

with the mbta, oglesby has decided to retire. >> i'm looking forward to the future and opportunties outside . diane: currently he serves as the deputy director of paratransit contract operations, but over the years his position has transformed from everything from the editorial assistant for the general manager in 1985 to the complaint unit and manager of policies and procedures. >> yeah, i have done a lot of different departments. that's the feeling i get. i feel like i am the last of the mohegan's. diane: he started out doing training videos then the announcements on the train back in 1994 on the side. he says after completing an internship at channel 5 his , dream job for years was to be a booth announcer for the

news. diane: he would like to continue to do voiceover work. diane cho, wcvb newscenter 5. ben: we wish him the best. jc: how do you get a voice like that? is that something that you are born with? ben: i think so. jc: newscenter 5 at 6:00 starts right now. >> now on newscenter 5 -- ed: breaking ne- no foul play in the death of a boy. maria: a breaking investigation in the meningitis case. >> the deal days before trial. ed: new zika fears that a popular vacation destination. mike: showers this weekend. which day is best to be outside. maria: the key role new hampshire will play as the race for the white house enters its

ed: no foul play in the drowning death of this little boy. he was attending a summer program. maria: juli mcdonald is live in roxbury with new information. juli: maria and ed, this child, kyzr willis is described as a star of this day camp. it is still a mystery how he slipped away. police do have a clearer idea of the timeline before his death. all of the kids were cleared from the beach to return to the bathhouse to get ready for pickup. he was seen exiting the water, but some time between 2:15 p.m. and 2:30 p.m., he returned to the ocean where he was

agencies search began, lifeguards with locked arms were searching in the ocean immediately near the beach. police detected his body with sonar equipment around 6 p.m. after a four-hour worked. >> based on evidence of the campus, based on the autopsy which concludes he died from drowning, we do not suspect foul play. is tragic accident. reporter: there will be changes immediately. headcounts every hour, no child can leave a building without an adult, and also changes to the child to adult ratios, 10 to two for children six and younger, 22