devastating floods. a human wall to keep a woman coming swept away. mike: i'm tracking rain tonight and tomorrow. how it will impact your commute. reid: the winning powerball ticket sold at this new hampshire supermarket. rhondella: who could have hit the jackpot? stormteam 5 following more rain for us tonight. i'm rhondella richardson. reid: i'm reid lamberty. a line of heavy rain is moving acrohe mike wankum is tracking all of it. mike? mike: not just one, but three areas. one to the north, one to the west. as they move eastward, they lose punch, but we have seen nice downpour so far. this one is winding up. it does look like it has been losing a little bit of its punch the last hour or so. this one has a little lightning and thunder associated with it

this one here might just clip the cape and the islands with shower activity tonight. we need the rain. we are extremely drive. timeline on this -- just after midnight they start to close in on the city. the threat will be with us through the overnight hours and tomorrow morning fell commute. if you are an early riser, you may be running into rain showers out there. the timeline and arrival of showers and the arrival of babies and 90's back in the forecast in a few moments. reid? reid: right now, a state of emergency in maryland from devastating flooding. take a look at that. how would you like to be caught in that? two people are dead. a historic town is ravaged. newscenter 5's todd kazakiewich is here with new video of the heroic rescues. todd? todd perhaps the only good thing : coming from this is the sight of strangers putting their own lives at risk to help one another escape a sudden and deadly flood. >> put your [beep] down and get

night in ellicott city, maryland , 14 miles west of baltimore. a human chain forms to rescue a woman who seems reluctant to get out of her car when it's nearly enveloped by sudden, raging floodwaters. the national weather service says ellicott received 6.5 inches of rain, most of that between 7:00 and 9:00 saturday night. the flash flood causing two deaths and devastating property damage, including more than 170 inoperable vehicles. >> it started coming through pretty heavy. some really heroic rescues and the first responders and the neighbors that were helping each others out in the cars that were just floating by. todd: now back to the human chain rescue you saw at the beginning of this report the -- of this report. the driver who is nearly swept away is eventually helped from her car and pulled to safety. two victims that died in the

man from maryland. in addition to the damage to the cars, local officials say as many as five buildings are completely destroyed, and up to 30 more are damaged. rhondella. rhondella: thank you, todd. new at 11:00, for the first time, we are hearing from the mother of the georgia teen who died after jumping into the charles river this weekend. tyler greene was attending a summer program at harvard. newscenter 5's diane cho is live in cambridge tonight. diane? diane: throughout the day, and has been gathering on the bridge short. flowers and a growing memorial for 18-year-old tyler greene. >> he was a caring person. he was a giving person. he was an organ donor. he is still giving. diane: greene just graduated from a high school program and was attending harvard. >> i think god for my son. i wish i had longer with him,

diane: it was just before 9:00 friday night when he joined friends on the bridge jumping into the trials river his mother says her son was not an. and swimmer -- an experienced swimmer. >> is supposed to be a ritual. diane: investigators believe it was an accidental drowning. >> i think maybe that the. diane: the investigation continues. in cambridge, diane cho, wcvb newscenter 5. reid: new safety rules are taking effect for boston summer camps after the death of a little boy. last week, seven-year-old kyzr willis drowned at a south boston day camp. now, his family says they're not happy with the police investigation into how the boy got away from counselors unnoticed. mayor walsh says city representatives will meet tomorrow with camp officials, before the rules start tuesday.

kids are safe. this is a horrible tragedy that happened last week. it is affecting a lot of us in different ways. my heart goes out to the family. i cannot imagine the pain they are going through. reid: some of the changes include an hourly head count, smaller child-to-staff ratios, and life preservers to be worn for all swimming. funeral services for willis will be held mid-week. state lawmakers have until midnight to hammer out the last bills of the session. house and senate compromise energy bill. also moving forward, new rules for right healing companies like lyft and uber. rhondella: commitment 2016 -- adding fuel to growing controversy. donald trump under fire for his comments about a grieving father's emotional speech about his fallen soldier son. tonight the gop nominee is getting heated criticism from

hillary clinton back on the campaign trail and stepping things straight into the firestorm surrounding donald trump's latest comments about the family of an army captain killed in iraq. ms. clinton: an attack as he did on captain khan's mother, a gold star mother? i don't knhe nominee took issue with the khan family after a speech at the democratic convention. mr. khan: you have sacrificed nothing and no one. mr. trump: i think i make a lot of sacrifices. i work very, very hard. i created thousands and thousands of jobs. rhondella: trump went on to say this -- mr. trump: if you look at his

grief kept her from saying anything, but no more. mr.khan: running for president is not an entitlement to disrespect gold star family and gold star mother. shame on him. rhondella: the chum campaign released a statement calling captain khan a hero. then mr. trump took to twitter saying, i was viciously attacked m another critic firing back -- general john allen. mr. trump: he failed with isis. general allen: if he spent a minute in afghanistan or a racket i might listen to what he had to say. rhondella: trump's campaign is releasing this statement from vice presidential nominee mike pence tonight.

donald trump and i believe that captain humayun khan is an american hero and his family, like all gold star families, should be cherished by every american. by suspending immigration from countries that have been compromised by terrorism, rebuilding our military, defeating isis at its source and projecting strength on the global stage, we will reduce the likelihood that other american families will face the enduring heartbreak of the khan family." khzir khan is now asking senate majority leader mitch mcconnell and house speaker paul ryan to take a moral stand against trump. both issued statements praising captain khan, but neither is reid: back year at home right now -- no arrests in a deadly shooting in dorchester overnight. boston police say the man was shot near 39 nazing street. he was pronounced dead on the scene. anyone with information is asked to call boston police. new details tonight about a murder-suicide involving a former rhode island police officer. investigators say 61-year-old franklin osgood killed his wife mary-jo sometime between friday night and saturday afternoon. the former providence officer

something bad to their mother. >> he expressed his sorrow and sympathy for what he had done and expressed every intense to harm himself. very, very disturbing, sad story. again, our prayers go out to the family. reid: osgood's car was spotted by police last night in new jersey. he crashed during a chase, and then shot and killed himself when officers approached. of the car. rhondella: a boston police officer is recovering from this crash. the cruiser smashed into a building on a harrison avenue and northampton street. the officer was taken to the hospital. it's unclear how the crash happened. reid: tomorrow, governor baker will sign a bill to ensure equal pay for men and women in massachusetts. the law will ban discrimination on the basis of gender, and stops employers from asking about salary history. the legislation will take effect in july 2018. people in boston will get the chance to let their voices be

the department is working to get a pilot program underway. one hundred officers will wear the cameras for six months, a deal with the police union was reached earlier this month. there will be a public hearing thursday night at the mildred community center. rhondella: mbta police are hoping you can help identify this man. he is wanted for questioning in connection with an assault with a dangerous weapon. the incident happened last tuesday night on an orange line train at the tufts medical center station. anyone with informatn all eyes will be on new hampshire's lottery office tomorrow. the winner of a massive powerball jackpot could step forward to claim their prize. newscenter 5's shaun chiyabhat is live in raymond, new hampshire where that ticket was , bought. shaun: you know, still no claim on that prize, with a lot of folks here wondering if the

hampshire. just your average sunday promised everyone. we are sitting here with the would-be winner, right? >> i wish. [laughter] shaun: ok, not her, but somebody just left the town hannaford loaded. he or she is staying quiet. >> i think it is someone him out of town. shaun: why do you think that? >> the way it works. >> we have some campsites. >> ain't nobody around here. shaun: why do you say that? >> they would have show their face. this town is a poor town. >> i need a tire. i wish it was me. >> local people do win. shaun: 30% of the proceeds go to education. they hope some of the money

the people around here are awesome. shaun: let's hope so. no one has won a jackpot in new hampshire since 2007. live in raymond, new hampshire, shaun chaiyabhat, wcvb newscenter 5. >> next on newscenter 5 -- rhondella: details in the hot air balloon disaster. mike: when sunshine returns to be forecast a warm back up to the 80's and 90's. rhondella: >> monday morning on newscenter 5 a eyeopener, farmers markets are a staple of summer. >> there can be risks, the advice to keep in mind. >> and a chance of showers can start the week but we'll see a big difference on monday at 4:30

>> you are watching wcvb newscenter 5 at 11:00.

surveillance camera. surveillance camera. video shows the car flipping over almost a dozen times. amazingly, the driver survived. witnesses flipping the car right-side up then pulling the man through, saving his life. >> i started pulling them out and another guy, probably about my age helped me. we pulled him out of the car. reid: the driver was taken by helicopter to the hospital, where he is being treated for several injuries, including head trauma. no one else was hit in the crash. police are now examining the video to figure out why the driver lost control of the car. rhondella: federal investigators from at least three agencies are now on the scene of that hot air balloon crash in central texas. it is the deadliest in us -- u.s. history. 16 people were killed. abc's christine dobbyn explains where the investigation is turning now. christine: these pictures show the doomed aircraft minutes

40, the hot air balloon carrying 16 is nearing the landing zone. at 7:42, it hits high tension wires. >> there is something to indicate it hit the wires and of the tower. christine: first responders were too late. >> we saw a big all of fire. >> and explosion. christine: among the dead, pilate skip nichols, who was proud of w time. >> his utmost, utmost priority was the safety of his passengers. christine: she sent her mother snapchat pictures of what became their final moments together. >> she started snapchatting with me. then all of a sudden, the

christine: now the ntsb must find out why it happened. fog of may have been a factor. >> there are images that might reveal that. we are in the process of analyzing that. christine: many of the victims will have to be identified with dental records, a process that can take weeks, even months. lockhart, texas. reid: and these and these infrared pictures from the airway where crews found two lost b this is in holyoke. cell phones helped police find those hikers. jason bourne -- we will talk about him in a bit. [laughter] reid: i should have been smoother with that, mike. our jason bourne. action hero. mike: i bring you all of the exciting weather. we had some rain.

not seen anything yet. i say yet a customer is more coming tonight. half of this coming in 10 minutes early this morning. to the west, we not only had rain this morning, we are getting rain now. there were areas that picked up more than that. chicopee, over two inches of rain. look at this -- 3.6 inches of rain from this morning. if we start all of the rain gathering right now in boston, we would go down with the june through july, and the eighth highest may through july. we have rain coming which may throw these records out of the window. look at this. 1, 2, 3 areas of rain trying to push to the east. this is showing signs of weakening. if it does not hit before midnight, all of those records will hold. you see this little downpour here? this area may be seeing

to the northeast at about 20 miles per hour. this area really hit new york city with heavy rain. it is trying to lift up toward the cape and the islands. a little drizzle today. looks like we may be getting rain through the overnight hours. i midnight, they are lining up on top of us. by 2:00 in the morning, still showers around us. there will be a little bit of shower activity. as we , those pop-up showers may redevelop, and there may be even more of that tomorrow. in boston, 69 degrees. a breeze of the ocean. today was cold. don't do used to it. we will have temperatures back in the 80's and 90's. the dew point -- oh, it is sticky out there. the dew point will feel

on tuesday. wednesday is the pick a of the week. only one day though, because thursday and friday we are ramping that humidity right back up again. we have showers, patchy fog, muggy. tomorrow, cloudy skies. there will be scattered showers again. 72 to 80. the nature of the showers, you might get a downpour here. if you get some on your yard, a be one of the grateful ones warmer. here is the way it looks the next seven days. tomorrow, a lot like today. late in the day you will see this cloud cover breaking up. this sets us up for a beautiful day wednesday. 80 degrees -- 82 degrees, low humidity.

will be saturday, but there is a chance sunday because we will be cradling that really warm air. it looks like next weekend we are back in two the heat of summer. basically it is a drive forecast after tomorrow morning to keep an eye on the roads if you're driving tomorrow morning. there may be a spotty shower here or there and then enjoy the sunshine for the mill of the week. reid: mike, thank you. jason bourne is back after a 10 year hiatus and ruling the box office. the matt damon-led sequel took the top spot in its first weekend in theaters. $60 million it earned. star trek beyond is in the number two spot with a $24 million second week. bad moms comes in third earning over 3 million more than it's $20 million budget. rhondella: mike is coming back, too. reid: yes he is. we're going to talk about the

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>> now here is mike lynch with sportscenter 5, powered by xfinity. mike l.: this could be the most important red sox win of this season. one strike away from being shut out in anaheim, the sox rallied -- exploded for 5 runs in th salvage a split with the angels and show folks there's still some life in their ballclub. dustin pedroia -- dustin pedroia called out right there. really a short fuse -- he gets tossed out. maybe this gives the red sox fired up a little bit. here is mookie betts in the ninth-inning. makes it a 3-1 game. >> high fly ball, center field. at the wall.

mike l.: he went to bat for him and he responded. then xander bogaerts, he goes deep again. makes it 5-3. who else but dustin pedroia is the game with this double play right here. tag, see you later. going down and you win it, 5-3 the final this afternoon in anaheim. they are a game and a half behind of the orioles. the yankees traded away another relief pitcher and this time it's andrew miller. he goes to the cleveland indians for four minor-league prospects. he has had a great season so far. now andrew miller is part of that team. pga -- 98. down in new jersey, that is jason day. the man of the hour though just

in. an eagle. walker comes back on 18, and he drops it in. $1.8 million, his first major tournament, and he is your pga champion. grabs the wanamaker trophy. alright the patriots practiced in heavy rain this morning down in foxboro. gronk scored a couple of touchdowns and flipped the footballs into the crowd. next practice is tomorrow night inside the stadium for season ticket h folks came from all over the region, new hampshire, maine, the mountains of vermont to see gronk and tom brady. every time tom brady touches a football, he gets loud ovations and vocal support from everybody. gronk is always happy, always peppy, whether it is rain or shy -- rain or shine. >> sometimes you see me bent over, huffing and puffing.

there's definitely more on the body physically wise, trying to cut corners. you have to have more form -- what's that word? technique? technique when it is more rainy out, more wet so you do not slip as much. it is more boring to work on that so you can work in conditions like this. mike l.: all right, gronk, we get it. we will talk about theat sportscenter 5 o.t.. all of that is coming up in just a couple minutes. we will see you then.

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