>> now on newscenter 5 -- joe: storms are popping up around the area right now. i'm tracking where they are headed and the changes coming for the rest of the weekend. new hampshire. how he's planning to use hillary clinton's own words against her during tonight's campaign stop. diane: several dolphins stranded on cape cod. the race against time to get them back into the water. >> from boston film news leader, this is wcvb newscenter 5 at 5:00. reid: rain and storms move into our area. you can see the activity on the radar, just getting started. good evening. i'm reid lamberty. diane: and i'm diane cho. we have been watching for the rain all day. meteorologist joe venuti is here with his forecast.

the storms earlier were not doing a whole lot, dumping some rain in the community, but now you see it popping up with lightening across the regions. we have been focusing on a couple storms. these have been popping up at this one over maynard will continue to head to the east and southeast, anywhere from 25 to 30 miles per hour, moving rapidly. if you are having a rb next 15 minutes to half hour as they move through. this system over worcester will miss the majority of the worcester area. where these storms head and will be humidities stick around? we have that coming up later on.

commitment 2016. nicole estaphan is live in windham. nicole: as we have seen on many donald trump campaign stops, large lines lining up. we have not seen any protesters at this location, despite calls for protests here. made stops at two fundraisers, one in nantucket, the second attend. cap is tweeting a preview of some of what he will say today, a few hours ago writing, we will be talking about hillary saying her brain short-circuited and other things. he is referring to a comment hillary made about her e-mail. again, trump is expected to be here around 8 p.m. this evening.

report at 10:00 and 11:00. nicole estaphan, wcvb newscenter 5. diane: the democratic nominee taking the weekend off from campaigning. hillary clinton has no scheduled public events. she will be back out next week, heading to the swing state of florida. the first family is now vacation on martha's vineyard. they arrived today for a two week stay. they have spent their summer vacation on the island nearly every year since the 2008 election. president obama is expected to attend at least one fundraiser for hillary clinton on the island later this month. reid: where an investigation into what caused a rough landing at beverly airport today. a pilot forced to land with a wheel missing. the pilot had a difficult time, as you can imagine, but ultimately did safely land. several rescue crews were ready to jump into action if needed, but no one was hurt in the landing. the faa will now be working to find out what went wrong. diane: stranded dolphins on cape cod. mary saladna shows us the effort

it has been a busy day for teams on the cape. this is one of 10 dolphins that beached itself today in and around barnstable harbor. >> there was a group of six and a group of four. the tides came in so quickly before we could get on scene, the animals re-floated. mary: needed to transport the young adults to another area. that meant moving them to waiting vehicles where vital signs will be monitored in transit. >> people say, i will push them into the water. they can brief perfectly outside the water. that is not the issue. the issue is sunburn. mary: beachgoers can help the

bedsheets can help until rescue crews arrive. >> you keep them from hurting themselves and also, you put another wet one on top -- you want to keep them cool, covered. mary: the next step is to transport those dolphins closer to the mouth of barnstable harbor. i mary saladna, wcvb newscenter 5. reid: in the meantime,ee beaches on the cape are closed for the weekend after several great white sharks were seen feasting on a whale carcass off the coast. as many as six sharks were spotted in the waters near truro. noons landing, beach point, and cold storage beaches are closed as a precaution. diane: new at 5:00, we now know the name of the driver killed in a fiery crash in sutton. state police have identified him as 47-year-old christopher paquin of grafton. the crash happened on route 146

troopers say they found the car in flames as the arrived on scene. no one else was hurt. the cause is under investigation. new information on a deadly motorcycle crash in beverly. state police say an off duty trooper witnessed the crash on route 128 and rushed over to help. troopers say a 30-year-old gloucester man crashed into a guardrail and was killed. his passenger, a 29-year-old rockport woman, was seriously hurt. reid: two fall river where a in that city. police say two men were stabbed late last night and rushed to the hospital. they have not released the men's names, but say the victims are 26 and 54-years-old. there is no update on their injuries. a four-alarm fire at a kingston, new hampshire lumberyard is still smoldering right now. firefighters are still on the scene at northland forest products. flames broke out around one this morning. it took nearly seven hours to control the fire in the building full of raw lumber. three other buildings on the property caught fire but no neighboring homes were damaged. investigators do not expect foul play.

officers was likely terrorism. the attack happened in front of a police station in a city south of brussels. police say the man was shouting in arabic during the attack. he was shot and killed. the officers are expected to be ok. the entire country is still on high alert following the attacks that killed 32 people in march. a fire in france that killed 13 people and hurt at least six more is being called an accident. someone carrying a birthday cake inside this bar tripped and fell down the basement stairs. the candles started the fire. the fire burned quickly, and was more than 80 firefighters were called in to help battle the flames. reid: concert chaos in new jersey. a railing collapsed during a performance, sending dozens to the hospital. and the entire thing was caught on camera. reporter: the excitement to see

over into chaos. video capturing the moment the railing separating fans from the stage in camden, new jersey collapse. fans cascading like a wave, slamming into the ground. >> they have a fence collapse and multiple injuries. we are sending everybody out there. reporter: another video showing how people flipped over each other, landing on the concrete floor three feet below. escorting the two music stars offstage. >> blood was gushing. it was horrific. >> i fell six or seven feet. i luckily fell on top of someone , so it was not concrete. reporter: the fall injuring more than 40 people, although most of the injuries were minor, bruises and broken bones. >> i saw everyone rushing and then suddenly, people just start

reporter: no questions about how and why that railing gave way. adrian banker, -- adrian banker -- adrienne bankert, new jersey. diane: the 4th annual sean collier memorial basketball tournament kicked off today. collier an mit police officer was killed by the boston marathon bombing suspects. today's tournament benefits a scholarship in collier's name. teams of first responders, medical fans participated in the event. the tournament continues tomorrow morning at mit from 11 to 6. a special send off today for a local little league baseball team. the wellesley team is heading to the new england regionals in connecticut the team of 11-to-13-year-old players beat out pittsfield in last week's state championship. a double-elimination tournament starts monday. the winner of the tournament has a chance to play in the 2016 little league world series. a new look at the moments that lead to a deadly police shooting . reid: coming from both body and dash cam video from chicago, prompting protests and a promise of change.

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>> you are watching newscenter 5 at 5:00. reid: strong storms of moving across the area, centered over

have the updated track ahead in his forecast in just a few minutes. diane: the chicago police department's superintendent says the release of nine videos in the fatal police shooting of a black 18-year-old is the beginning of a more transparent process. reid: superintendent eddie johnson spoke today, admitting that there are still a lot of questions to answer to help build trust with the community. newscenter 5's doug meehan has more on the video. doug: a closer look at those a chicago police officer opens the door of his patrol car, raises his gun, then open fires as suspect paul o'neal speeds away in a stolen jaguar. a second angle captures another officer firing. o'neal races down this neighborhood and crashes head on into a squad car -- enjoy squad car. o'neal flees on foot, officers chasing him.

cam and dash cam videos, our first look at how things unfolded july 28, when chicago police fatally shot the 18-year-old car robbery suspect. officers running through backyards, pinning him down, and handcuffing him, all after an officer shot him in the back. missing from these images, bodycam footage of the fatal shot being fired. authorities say that camera was not recording, and are now investigating why. officers on the scene seem concerned about fallout. >> i swear to god. doug: o'neal died shortly after the shooting. he was unarmed. o'neal's family now demanding justice. >> it was distrubing, very disturbing. not the way anything supposed to

doug: doug meehan, wcvb newscenter 5. diane: more spraying today in miami as the city works to fight mosquitoes. at least 15 people have contracted the virus in the wynwood neighborhood of the city. they are the first cases of zika spread by mosquitoes in the u.s. florida governor rick scott says the state will do everything it can to fight the disease and keep people safe. the green party holding its national convention in houston, texas this weekend. jill stein is the party's presumptive nominee for president. william kremi will join her on the ticket. before the delegates vote today, wikileaks founder julian assange will speak to the convention on a live video feed. reid: a one pennsylvania bride when she met the man now living with her father's heart. jeni stepian's father's organs were donation after his murder in 2006. arthur thomas received her father's heart following a 16-year wait. the two finally met on the day before stepian's wedding. but that is not all. thomas even walked her down the aisle today.

and she said, "dear tom, i'm the daughter of the man whose heart's inside you, and i'm gonna get married on august 6. one further thing if you're willing, would you walk me down the aisle?" reid: the bride says it was just like having her dad here on her special day. very emotional day for both of them. well, what a story. in the meantime, we have storms moving through. joe: slow to start, but now the front is very humid, very sticky. we have a few pop-up storms. initially they were not really producing any lightning, but this one storm is just south of worcester. some of these storms further to the east, they are continuing to move off. they may not make it to the

this one still in the hearts, still pretty strong in the heat of the moment. you can see the rain, and as we put the timetable on this for the next half hour or so, you can see moving at 25 or 30 miles per hour. this has hundred lightning with it. keep an eye out, especially the next half hour to an hour as the storm slowly moves out and will continue to produce heavier rain. of scattered showers and thunderstorms. temperatures will not drop all that much. the big difference between this side of the front and the western side is the dry air. temperatures will get back into the 80's, but i think it will be much more comfortable. dew point in the 50's and that'll be the trend for the next couple of days area 89

70's, especially down through washington. very uncomfortable, even oppressive out there. but behind it, the dew points dropping into the 50's and then the 40's. it looks like much drier air is on the way. until the evening, it is still going to remain very uncomfortable. later on in the late morning, early morning hours, the dew points will drop back down and that will be the trend as we head into the next couple of days. we stay around 70 degrees in boston. i do not think the dry air quite makes it to us. points north and west, temperatures drop into the 50's. it will start to be comfortable by morning. then high temperatures will get down into the 80's. the big difference you're going to notice, lots of sunshine and much less humid.

continuing to push and later on , with temperatures that get into the lower these. let's look at the -- into the lower these. let's look at that seven-day forecast. plenty of dry air, drier weather. i know there are lots of water bans in the area. unfortunately, that dry tend continues. it looks like it will remain dry and comfortable and was the end of the week a better chance for much-neede thank you. exercise and bonding, a new activity to take on with your furry friend. reid: coming up the woman behind , this unique yoga class. how she says her own pet that my experience with usaa is awesome. homeowners insurance

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diane: and taking a look a the radar right now. we are tracking storms moving into our area. meteorologist joe venuti will have the updated track ahead in his forecast. reid: a new exercise trend, taking on yoga, with a twist. diane: it's called doga. , people who tried it say it's great for their four-legged friends. antoinette: downward dog in this class has a whole new meaning. that's right. in pittsburgh, yoga flow is offering a class where dogs play an active role in the class.

>> people are skeptical of it because they do not think the dogs will sit still for it. antoinette: do they? >> when you do the glass, you will see be dogs calm down and get into the class. you're doing something important with them. just relax. antoinette: suzanne nagel says she noticed her dogs always joined her on her mat at home and so she says incorporating them in the practice was easy. dianna brought her one-year-old dog penny for the first time. and she was worried about how she'd do. >> she is usually bouncing off the walls. i did not know how calm she would be or quiet, but i was pleasantly surprised. she was really, really good. antoinette: suzanne says she notices the pets calming down as the class goes on. and this is another way for people to take their dogs on exercising adventures. >> there are people who will take their dogs when they go ride their bikes, take them rollerblading, all kinds of

>> anytime you can incorporate your dog, a pet into an activity, exercise, any kind of routine, that is a great thing. i loved it. antoinette: chris's dog tucker seemed to love it, too. the doga class lasts about 20 minutes and can include dogs of any size. she says while this isn't an intense yoga practice, it is a great bonding experience. she says it also comes back to the beginning of yoga when monks came up with some of the postures by watching animals >> that is how they started to incorporate the medication -- and the meditation and stretching, by watching animals. antoinette: so downward dog is really downward dog? >> downward dog is really downward dog. antoinette: antoinette antonio, wcvb newscenter 5. reid: those dogs are awfully

diane: you have to try it. the search for an armed robber. reid: police in new hampshire says the suspect targeted a bank. the latest on the investigation. diane: it's been a long battle for a local mother pushing for justice for her son. 5 investigates with new developments involving the sex abuse suspect and his troubled past. joe: storms around for the early fios is not cable. we're wired differently. so we wired the wagner's house with 100 meg internet. which means that in the time it takes mr. wagner to pour a 20 oz. cup of coffee, tommy can download 30 songs, and jan can upload 120 photos. 12 seconds. that's the power of fiber optics. and right now you can get 100 meg internet with equal upload and dowloads speeds,

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0. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] diane: we have storms in the air. reid: we do. right now they are in south, south central worcester. and lightning? joe: they are popping up. we have better news on the way for everybody else. take a look at what is going on across the region. you can see, there is a pretty decent storm, you can see it -- if you're not experiencing the rain, depending on where you are, you are hearing the thunder and seeing the lightning. this system has been the one generating most of the severe weather this afternoon. you saw other scattered showers heading into essex county. those are weakening as they run into cooler air. it is still very, very humid. you can see sutton, again, just

very heavy rains. even though there is a lot of lightning with the system, very heavy downpours. with the ground being so dry across the area it looks like that is creating localized flooding. i will be back to talk about the outlook for the remainder of the weekend. reid: joe, thank you. new at 5:30, hudson, new hampshire police are searching for a suspect in an armed robbery. police ask for the public's help identifying this man. not much to see. but he's accused of robbing a through the bank's alarm company. they were notified of an armed robbery taking place. >> the subject had a mask over his face as he went into the bank. a handgun was seen, but it was not pointed at the tellers, and then be subject left the bank shortly thereafter with an undisclosed amount of money.

deplorable conditions on a westport farm are now in a new shelter. nearly a thousand animals are expected to stay at the new site as the criminal investigation moves forward. two members of westport's board of health have had their animal inspection duties revoked. an inspection in january noted no problems. but state investigators say conditions are so bad, they took years to mount. an update tonight on the cats rescued from an upton home this week. nine of the cats are now being cared for by volunteers at local shelters. the volunteers are working to rehabilitate and socialize the cats. from the now-condemned home. mspca workers are continuing efforts to trap remaining cats. reid: 5 investigates learning a minnesota man will finally return to massachusetts to face charges he sexually assaulted a 14-year-old boy in 2010. mike beaudet spoke exclusively with the alleged victim's mother who hopes justice is now within reach. >> it was like watching the survivors of the marathon bombing.

-- that everything about our life was different. mike: it is a pain this mother still lives with every single day the pain of knowing her 14-year-old son was allegedly sexually abused by someone she had invited into her home. >> it's very difficult, yes, as a mother to see my child suffer. mike: it was back in matthew 2010. feeney was staying with this mother. it ended with feeney facing criminal charges, including child rape. according to court documents, feeney was in the teen's bedroom and stuck his hand on the child's privates. later that day during another encounter, feeney allegedly told the teenager that he wanted to buy the child a phone and a computer and he wanted to give the child a car when he was sixteen. >> i felt like somehow i had failed to protect him. but i had no idea that he needed to be protected. mike: little did this mother know feeney already had a criminal record. he was convicted of several child abuse charges in the early

, feeney wrote in a journal about his own sexual interest in young boys. despite that conviction, feeney continued to work with children as a casting director in minnesota and after the massachusetts teenager came forward in word of the criminal 2011, charges spread to the mid-west. soon after two brothers in that state reported similar allegations which feeney talked about in a secretly recorded meeting broadcast on a minnesota tv station. mike: in 2013 feeney pleaded guilty to sexual assault charges involving the brothers and was sentenced to 9 years in prison. >> i felt kind of responsible not telling anyone. mike last week, a jury in : minnesota awarded the brothers $2.1 million in a civil suit.

, but i would trade anything for it not have happened. mike: feeney had been fighting extradition, but has now agreed to come back to massachusetts to stand trial. >> it almost feels like surreal that can this finally really be happening after all this time and then the anxiety is knowing how stressful this is going to be. mike: this local mother says it's especially important for her son who is now 19. , >> my son didn't want this to happen to another boy. i don't know how long matthew feeney will serve if he is convicted here but i know that my son will serve a life sentence. so i'm hoping that if there are other victims that they have the courage to come forward. reid: that was mike beaudet reporting. matthew feeney has pleaded not guilty to some of the massachusetts charges, and is expected to be arraigned on the remainder of those charges in the next few weeks including the , most serious charge of child rape. the bristol da's office tells us it's glad that feeney is finally coming to massachusetts to face the charges. feeney's attorney did not return our phone call.

union says a new federal mandate to better serve homeless students will be tough to achieve due to budget constraints. the changes include removing enrollment barriers, more development for teachers, and shouldering the cost of transporting the kids to and from school. last year it cost the city $3.8 million to take the 3900 homeless students to and from school. gypsy moths are taking a toll on the trees in massachusetts. the damage in 2016 so far is more than 9 times greater than last year. and recreation says the moths have aggressively eaten leaves. the dcr completes aerial surveys each year to measure forest damage. reid: all right, coming up. -- a new hampshire teen's wish is granted. diane: the celebration today in his honor. battery chargers you can check out. how one local company is turning our desperate search for an outlet into a cutting-edge

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>> you are watching newscenter 5 at 5:30. reid: still tracking some storms moving through the bay state. joe venuti will have an updated check in his forecast in just a bit. it was a day full of wishes come true for one portsmouth teen. he is battling a life-threatening disease. diane: today the new hampshire make-a-wish foundation went above and beyond for him. kristen pope from our sister station wmur was there for the

kristen: a political -- a police escort, balloons, the cheers of friends and family -- all for one person. her son cole. in january, he was diagnosed with a brain tumor. >> he has had two brain surgeries and gone through chemo. kristen: a lot for coal is just 13. the make-a-wish foundation is helping him feel like a normal kid. first, by fulfilling his request of a star wars character uniform. >> it was put together over a matter of a month or so. it had to be built. coal knows he is getting this uniform, but he doesn't know to the extent. kristen: that is when the fun begins.

star wars characters fully dressed. be there portsmouth presented him with a proclamation declaring august 6 cole day. and then the 501 legion took cam behind a curtain and suited him up in his own uniform. once he was dressed, it was time for the big reveal. ? [cheering] kristen: how do hot. kristen: a suit of armor for a boy fighting a tough battle. >> it is hard to make it through all of this, but i have all of my friends here to help me. kristen: just to make his journey a little brighter. >> it's really nice they did

students at a wisconsin school are frustrated with the lock of air conditioning. reid: they created a video to try to raise funds for the new system. >> ? stay right there i will tell you all of about a school with no air ? reid: they really worked will smith's popular rap song from they are hoping that this will get them on ellen degeneres and if not allen, someone else with deep pockets. they will be back in two weeks to start the fall session. i have an idea. since they are looking for someone with deep pockets -- reach out to will smith. he could probably afford a couple air-conditioners. diane: are they old enough to

diane: rain and storms moving across the area. joe venuti has what you need to know in his forecast coming out

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diane: we are taking a live look out of -- out of the city of boston. looks like dark, ominous clouds.

the storm system we are talking about, the one with all of the lightning the last hour or so, a severe warning for that is to him as it continues to move to the east-southeast. all of those communities just east of that, you can see that watch area, the warning in place as the system continues to move to be eased over the next half an hour, 45 minutes. take a look at the system will continue to move to the east. this could produce vivid lightning. all of the storms have very heavy rainfall. you can see it stretches down and through southbridge. you can see an inch and a half, two inches of rain as it continues to move to the east very rapidly.

narrow band of sunshine today out ahead of the cold front and that is what is fueling it. very humid air. at dew point well in the 70's. we only have an hour or two left before the sunshine goes down and the cold front pushes through later on tonight. you can see boston is 89 degrees, 92 in boston. those are excellent you can see the cool air behind the storm systems, now only some seven degrees. and then very oppressive air. that will stick around until the front moves through. the dew points back into albany in new york are 67 degrees and even drier and all of that air is swinging away for the next couple of days.

very uncomfortable, very oppressive. that will fuel the storms. the sunshine will come down and the dry air will move in. overnight, you have your air conditioner running, i think you want to keep it going. all of this humidity and the thunderstorms not going to affect what is going on in terms of the drought. boston, 7.5 inches below normal. we are looking at very severe conditions and the rainfall is not going to alleviate. a lot of ground is so drive. that will continue to be the case. very dry air settling back in. temperatures will stay near 70 degrees, not really cooling off. tomorrow though you will definitely feel a change when you step outside. lots of sunshine first thing, temperatures back in the 80's. at the dew points will drop back into the 50's and lower six is. your seven-day forecast, right

off, monday, tuesday, wednesday. lower humidity, very dry. hopefully as we head toward thursday and friday, even though the humidity creeps up, there might be substantially more rain heading into next weekend. that is your latest from team five -- stormteam 5 forecast. >> now sportscenter 5, powered by xfinity. reid: red sox in game two. david ortiz back in the line up -- after playing first base. however dustin pedroia is out today. aaron hill at second base. only giving up one run. r.b.i. from the dodgers catcher aj ellis. 3-0 is currently the score. just in case you fell asleep

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reid: right now we have a severe thunderstorm warning issued for norfolk and worcester counties. joe venuti will have an updated track in just a few moments. diane: in our mobile world, the

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this won't be enough? this really won't be enough? joe: the ground is so dry, a lot of it just runs off. we need a real heavy rain. that is what we really need. reid: we are not going to get that now? joe: no, not for a week or so. reid: all right, joe, thank you. diane: more news to come tonight. reid: coming up, donald trump, three events in new england. how he is planning to hillary clinton's own words against her. that's coming up on newscenter 5 at 6:00 or i ? why do banks treat you and your money like this?

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>> now on newscenter 5 -- reid: -- joe: storms are popping up around the area right now. i'm tracking where they're heading. and the changes coming for the rest of the weekend. reid: donald trump is heading to new hampshire. how he's planning to use hillary clinton's own words against her. diane: several dolphins stranded on cape cod. the race against time to get them back into the water. >> now boston's news leader, this is wcvb newscenter 5 at 6:00. reid: we do begin with a storm warning. it's a good idea to keep an eye on the sky right now. thanks for joining us. i'm reid lamberty.

stormteam 5's joe venuti is tracking at all. joe: all of the pop-up cells have had heavy rain, but this one in particular, the national weather service has put out a severe thunderstorm warning, for worcester county, headed into norfolk county. it is moving to the used at 25, 30 miles per hour. it is moving rapidly. here just developing to the north of that whole area, just over the boston area. we could see some of those darker clouds. where are they going, where will they end how is the weekend looking? i have all of those details coming up. diane: commitment 2016. donald trump fundraising on cape cod and nantucket today. a rally scheduled for new hampshire tonight. the candidate will speak at windham high school. that is where we find newscenter 5's nicole eastaphan.