heather: a new hampshire man has been arrested for climbing a security fence at manchester-boston regional airport. londonderry police took 22-year-old mohamed elchabbi into custody last night. elchabbi faces several charges including assault. , police say passengers were never in danger. ed: beverly now -- and it is breaking were a motorcyclist is dead. a crash on 128 north. the crash happened just before 4:00. the but given the time of day and the fact it is friday, you should expect delays. heather: he's ready to move on. tom brady, talking to reporters for the first time since ending his deflategate appeal. ed: the quarterback says it was a personal decision to end the legal battle newscenter 5's mary saladna is live at gillette right now. mar? mary: ed and heather, it was a

family, his coaches & teammates, even the fans. tom brady: it was a personal decision. when i am back, i am back. mary: tom brady deciding not to , take his fight to the supreme court, rather to focus his energies on getting the team ready, with and without him. tom brady: i want the team to know out there -- we have changed their offense. we have new players on the team. we want to incorporate them. so, i feel like we appearance earlier this week when pats running back kevin faulk was inducted in the patriots hall of fame, but we hadn't heard from him about deflategate until now. brady, who turned 39 on wednesday, says his the people closest to him, factored into his decision. tom brady: my family, you know, is everything to me, and obviously the support of my

world and we do. hopefully we will give them a lot of reasons to cheer this year. mary: brady admitted today it will be tough to sit out those first four games. asked how he will cope, he says he'll deal with that when the time comes. heather: stormteam 5's mike wankum is tracking some mike: potentially strong storm here, it will have more energy to work with. right now, not that impressive, but it is way off to our west. in boston, temperatures only in the 70's. what you'll notice, humidity tonight. it's a little muggy out there. tomorrow morning, it is fine. once we start to get towards lunchtime, the showers and

torrential downpours. ed: right now, a total water ban in scituate. take a look. jorge quiroga joins us live with more on how people are coping. jorge? jorge: ed, the water shortage here is as critical t supply. brown lawns are the least of the problem in scituate's. black earth shows a real crisis. >> we just got back from ireland where it rained every day. when you showed me that picture i had not seen it in two weeks. you could walk across it. jorge: some parts of the reservoir look like a moonscape.

would be up to my chest. officials are issuing a total water ban on outdoor use, reinforcing restriction set in early july. >> it is tough. everything around here, as well as elsewhere, is all brown. jorge: not even handheld hoses are allowed. it includes not watering during the heat of the day. >> my wife has a vegetable garden. she needs water for the plants. we are trying to do things off-hours or very minimally. jorge: residents are asked to conserve anyway possible. >> is it time to shower together here? >> i don't know if anyone in my family would be up for that. jorge: the town is not kidding

it is $50 for a first offense. they are praying for a rainy summer weekend. jorge quiroga, wcvb newscenter 5 . heather: the parents of a two-year-old baby boy -- two-month-old baby boy under arrest tonight. david bienick says that they found something else to serving in that camper. david? david: yes, what they also found inside tca selling methamphetamine. at this point they are not sure it had anything to do with the child fell death. this is the small cap or where congress police were called monday, and found a two-month-old baby boy unconscious and not breathing. he was taken to the hospital where he later died. >> he passed away on monday. david: the mother of one of the defendants, kayla austen,

go to plan for his funeral. but police say they found something else. >> in the camper, officers and other officials observe what they believe to be drug paraphernalia. david: when investigators came back with a search warrant, they found methamphetamine, plastic bags, skills, and ledger books. also arrested, the baby's child. both are arrested on charges including nt >> the conditions in the small trailer were deplorable and unspeakable. david: police are awaiting autopsy results. the judge denied the family's request, in order for allston and ross to remain locked up on bail of $50,000 each. they also found a two-year-old

wcvb newscenter 5. ed: todd kazakiewich is live at the federal courthouse. todd? todd: that former special agent was once in commands all the -- once in commands during bulger's reign of terror. at the time he told the judge "i am guilty." federal law enforcement career, former fbi special assistant agent charge, robert fitzpatrick laid a vital role in the prosecution of criminals. >> i am happy for him and his family to have closure to a very difficult and long process and they are able to move forward.

"whitey" bulger's trial. >> this is not a life sentence. it is appropriate. todd: prosecutors say fitzpatrick's motive w t boost s of his book about bulger, called "betr fitzpatrick's sentencing. she says he is getting railroaded. >> he is the kindest man you could ever meet. i think he was given a choice and he did not want to face trial. and he should not the facing a trial. todd: even though fitzpatrick for allies might not have impacted the adjudication of the

prosecutors say when witnesses lie under roof, the system suffers in there must be consequences. todd kazakiewich, wcvb newscenter 5. ed: a beautiful love after so much loss. a local family shares happy news about a strong blessing. mike: when the next chance for rain arrives. heather: big changes for newberry street. when you will be able without yi ed: more from tom brady on how he got through deflategate and what grok has to say. >> the 10:00 news on metv boston with maria stephanos ben

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and donald trump in massachusetts and new hampshire tomorrow. he's attending a high-priced fundraiser at the home of billionaire businessman william koch. tomorrow night he heads up to windham, new hampshire for a rally at the high school. president obama heads to the vineyard tomorrow for a two-week vacation. the first family has spent their summer vacation on the island nearly every year since president obama arrived in the white house. daughter sasha is already working on the island at a seafood restaurant. family arrives. there is no public events schedule during the visit. heather: the family of a foxborough boy who died of cancer has welcomed a new addition to their family. many remember danny nickerson by the simple birthday wish -- he wanted a lot of cards. the 6-year-old died last year after a battle with an inoperable brain tumor. but not before receving thousands of cards for his 6th birthday. last friday, danny's mom gave birth to elena daniel. in a facebook message, his mother wrote about the meaning

danny died. she says her new daughter has given her a new reason to by -- be thankful for fridays. she goes on to write to danny, saying she's forever thankful for this precious gift you have sent us. ed: that gives me chills. heather: sweet. ed: oh, she is precious. precious, precious, precious. mike wankum is on deck. the weather you need to know about. heather: get our mobile app, 20.

heather: governor charlie baker has signed new regulations on ride-sharing into law. the bill requires background checks for all drivers with companies like uber and lyft. it also allows driver for those services to pick up passengers at logan airport and the convention and expo center. it does not include a proposal to fingerprint drivers which some safety advocates had pushed

ed: new at 6:00, newbury street going car free for the first time this sunday. some shoppers and shop owners are thrilled, but others are more skeptical. diane: on sunday, you will not have to deal with this traffic down newbury street. only foot traffic. >> i think it's great they are embarrassed -- they are embracing it. diane: that's because from 10am to 6pm on august 7, the city is banning vehicles fgo massachussettts avenue. luis cano, the head chef at the piattini restaurant, says the event could also hurt buisness for them. that's because he says they get a lot of customers on sunday's because there's free parking at metered spots. but they are hoping the event will help bring in new crowds. >> we think it is a good thing overall. were very optimistic about it. diane while some business owners : think the city should close the street to vehicles

be closed. it needs to be a walking street. diane others think that could : cause problems for offices and residents in the area. >> i don't know tt it would be a regular recurring thing. it's a special mix businesses and residents. it's hard for it to be shut down like that. ed: diane cho for us. heather: and sunday is the better day, so for a stroll on newbury street -- sunday of the better day, mike? mike: yeah. we are seven inches dry in boston. we need rain. we are one to get rain. they will miss, spotty shower, and it will rain too heavily to really soak in to the ground. even though we are talking about rain, nothing that will really alleviate the drought. tomorrow morning, low joints he was the rain.

midafternoon, late afternoon. then we are wiping the rain off the map. this is one lane of rsrms. humidity is coming up a little bit. overnight you will notice the deine. it will be really thick air tomorrow with temperatures near the 90 happen degree mark and dew points near 70 degrees. but drops out on sunday. the humidity moves on out. 64 to 70. as far as tomorrow is concerned, mostly cloudy sky. going to be a muggy day. roy, you will feel it tomorrow. -- boy, you will feel it tomorrow. if you are headedo the beach tomorrow, water temperatures great, air t an e to the sky. these thunderstorms will be firing up just about the time the high tide comes in, about

ucb skies threatening, time to move on home. the day is over with. that collision zone is what is creating the thunderstorms. those are now moving into pennsylvania. we have a marginal risker -- no, all the way from maine to -- to washington, d.c. you tomorrow morning. new, we start to see the line of thunderstorms marching eastward. the nature of these, you might get a downpour here and two miles down the road you will not get anything. 2:00, that pushes into the boston area, and then 4:00, 5:00, it winds its way down. by tomorrow, we are clearing the skies out, and not much to talk about. the biggest threats will be

flooding. then the gusty winds. we could get wind gusts up to 40, 50 miles per hour. as far as lightning, watch out. it's happening. then it all changes. tomorrow we have highlighted as a high-impact weather day. keep an eye on the sky. sunday, humidity drops off. 84 degrees. looks beautiful. it stays that way. by the time we get i they, we have more thunderstorms in the forecast. but we are not looking at a soaking rain. thunderstorms come on through, then we clear things out or thursday and another transfer thunderstorms friday. a couple opportunities, but not that soaking rain we really need out there. keep an eye on the sky tomorrow. i meteorologist mike wankum.

xfinity. ed: tom brady spoke today. he did that after five minutes. he was soft-spoken, humble, differential. that was after practice. during practice, he was a beast. 25 for 25 in the scrimmage. we would love to show you, but they will not allow was -- they will not allow us to shoot it. and remember, he has to leave the facility and have no contact with the team for four weeks for the suspension. tom brady: i've been the same for a long time. it's a way to elevate everybody's game. it's a competitive team. you've got to bring it mentally every day. you've got to have an attitude. we have a lot of new guys on the team.

he comes out and compete everything will day. it makes the game fun. it makes it a show, too. making everybody, making it free. ed: red sox back in los angeles tonight to take on the dodgers. knuckleballer steven wright goes for the red sox opposed to la's -- sox 11 game road trip on the west coast. out of there. we will see you later. they were tied at two in the bottom of the 11th. the ball right down the middle. stacks of 3-2. brad sigler comes in.

win the game 3 to 2. they head back to l.a. jays and orioles tied for lead in the east. the red sox are two back. the red sox hold onto one of the wild-card spots. detroit and toronto have the others. mark texiera is retiring. he is 36 years old. he is in the final year of an eight-year, $180 million contract. wanted him to play first base before he signed with the yanks -- with the yankees. he is one of the few free agent they didn't get. the yankees in here starting tuesday. watch these guys. what's what they did -- jumping over cars. there they go, 1, 2, 3. they cleared completely. i'm going to let you see it again. they have more in the end.

they could have cleared and other car. they cleared all three cars rid no, no, one more time before we go. there s,they rolling keep on go. i'm going to let you in on something, heather. that is wankum and me when we leave. heather: that is me in six minutes. it is friday after all. time newscenter 5 at 7:00 and 11:00. hi, maria. maria: i don't blame you at all. how one power company is turning the desperate search for an outlet into a business. and a new program about much more than just pets. we will see you then. but first abc's world news tonight with david muir. david. >> tonight, donald trump playing

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heather: i know we need the rain. and a lot of people have big weekend plans. mike: i know, i know. this is the kind of thing where the storms go through quickly. ed: but if they come through they could be intense? mike: they could be strong. heather: ? sfx: crowd cheering sfx: crowd booing

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breaking news tonight. deadly takedown in the street. police releasing new body cam video. a deadly shooting in an american city. officers chasing a suspect, opening fire. an unarmed black teenager shot in the back. tonight, we take you moment by moment into the violent takedown. tornadoes and severe storms. homes flattened in new orleans. major flooding in the southwest. the new alerts tonight. russian connection? the bombshell allegation. the former cia chief calling donald trump a risk to national security, claiming he's been turned into an "unwitting agent" of vladimir putin. meth mayor? the elected official caught in a police sting, accused of dealing meth in a suburb just outside of washington, d.c.