>> it is feeling nice out there. we've been enjoying this for a couple days now. it can't last forever, it's august, right? >> wait, it can't? >> i wish it could. >> but it can't, things will start to change around here. we have a gorgeous morning. clear skies. and comfortable humidity levels, and just a little touch of not a big issue at all, so we're in great shape today. notice the temperatures in the 50s in a few spots. plymouth 58. otherwise low 60s for you on the cape. we're at 64 in worcester, and still 70 in boston this morning. and high pressure overhead, so that means sunshine all day long. but on the other side of the tie, southwesterly winds are scooping up more humid air, and going to start to feed in our direction overnight.

we get towards the day tomorrow. so today, still comfortable, sunshine all day long but light winds allow for a sea breeze. lunchtime temperatures in the upper 70s, and we'll hold close to 80 in the afternoon, late day we may sneak up to 81. look at lowell 89. nashua 90, making a run towards 90, framingham and through metro west and a lot of worcester county. south of boston, upper 80s, brockton down to bridgewater and adelboro. low 8 for one more day, we'll break down the changes coming up. let's get you out to the roads. busy out there. we have trouble on the expressway. >> this is a live look on northbound. you can see all that bunching up of the traffic. right here. they are approaching an accident, flashing lights off to the shoulder and not blocking any lanes but we have got those delays. let's get to the maps and the rest of the ride right now. so far, quiet, 24 doesn't look too bad. and 95 stop and go in canton if you are traveling the expressway, and there is the

20 to 25 minutes braintree into boston. and as you travel the pike, 15 minutes, 495 to 128, and then 93 south, still slow out of methuen, construction running late has cleared on 495 southbound right here by route 38. they did have two lanes closed so expect those delays, and then 93 south, slow, down to the lever connector, so far, trains and buses are running on schedule. we are following breaking news overnight. a deadly wrongway crash now under investigation. the eye's doug meehan is live along the mass pike with what we kn >> yes, we, actually, have new information regarding this crash but first thing is first, if you are using the pike, eastbound or westbound, to get into work this morning, all lanes are open but that was hardly the case last night. we have a map set up for you. new information around 11:55, state police responding to the report of a crash involving a wrongway operator on the westbound side in westboro. the wrongway operator, a

mass was traveling eastbound on the westbound side, and he suffered fatal injuries from that crash. several others were hurt. the wrongway vehicle struck two other vehicles head-on. four occupants of those vehicles were transported to area hospitals with injuries. that is the very latest from police, we received an email from them to reiterate if you have plans, all lanes in both directions a newscenter 5. >> thank you, police are putting out an urgent plea for help after a grizzly crime in a quiet community, and what they don't know about this case just as unsettling. sera congi is in princeton with what we know at this hour. sierra? >> investigates are trying to figure out whether this was a random or targeted attack. they are warning everyone in this community to be vigilant

sources tell newscenter 5 that 27-year-old vanessa mar could the was found naked, her hands, feet, and head burned, body was discovered on sunday night deep in the words off of a sparsely populated brook station road. she had left her mother's house a half a mile away to go for a run. people who live here are rattled. many are traveling in pairs. >> we have a horrible set of bags and circumstances right >> police are focused on a specific time frame between 1:00 and 4:00 on sunday afternoon. again they do not know if marcotte was targeted. coming up in our next half-hour a closer look at this young woman's promising life. live in princeton, sera congi, wcvb. >> ok sierra, thank you. this fire is under investigation in south boston after causing a million dollars in damage.

no one was home at the time but five neighbors were evacuated. their houses damaged because of how close the buildings are in that area. no one was injured. >> six minutes after 6:00. a grieving father is going after the game pokemon go following the murder of his son. 20-year-old calvin riley was shot in the back in a san francisco park. a popular tourist area that happened this weekend right near fisherman's wharf. start his sophomore year in california. sean riley says the game is making kids vulnerable because they are looking down and not paying attention. police are not sure what caused that shooting. witnesses say that it appeared to be random. right now, sharon police are asking for help to track down a rape suspect. eric sylvia is wanted. if you have any information you

belmont police officer is recovering from his injuries. the injuries he sustained in this crash at capello road and waverly street. the officer was riding a police motorcycle at the time. the other driver did stay at the scene and the other involved was taken to the hospital. >> donald trump's plan is to be a hot topic on the trail. hillary clinton on the attack already. throw us into a recession. the last thing that we need. her rival laid out a plan to trim income taxes across the board and cut the number of tax brackets from seven to three, he wants to trim corporate taxes from 35 to 15% and will not tax any money spent on childcare. trump says clinton failed on the economy as a senator from new york where update jobs were lost during her first term.

upstate new york, a disaster. it's a disaster. what's happened to upstate new york and nafta, which her husband signed, is a very, very big reason. >> hillary clinton will lay out new details on her own economic plan on thursday, also in detroit. the parents of two americans killed in benghazi are suing hillary clinton. they claim her carelessness in handling information while secretary of state contributed to the conditions leading up to the attack on the u.s. diplomatic mission there. both patricia smith and charles woods have previously spoken out against clinton during the presidential campaign. meantime donald trump keeping up his attacks over his rival's emails. many are saying that the iranians killed the scientist who helped the u.s. because of hillary clinton's hacked emails. he's referring to the scientist who was executed after being accused of providing information on his country's nuclear program

evidence, though, that that was related to mrs. clinton or the dnc email hacking. >> new this morning, the mbta will not be getting millions of dollars out of the state's annual budget. the harold is reporting that the state has determined that the transit agency does not need $31 million to meet operating needs. so the team will return more than $50 million it received in may, and will not receive another $50 million, supposed to be sent over in june. instead the state is opting to give the agencyap into a capital lock box set up to fund the repair projects. right now delta airlines passengers are bracing for more pain. the airline expects to cancel 100 more flights today as it tries to get back on track after yesterday's meltdown that we were reporting during the eyeopener. a computer outage forced delta to cancel thousands of flights. the airline will be handing out refunds, and handing out travel

and delays are also expected today. to rio today. it is show time for those amazing gymnasts from team usa. >> and people are still talking about the cold war in the pool. erika tarantal is tracking all the olympic action for us. first aly raisman and the rest of team usa qualified in first to make it to the all-around finals, and they are after that team gold today. number of victories on monday have the americans leading in the medal countit one extra sweet gold came in the pool in that so-called cold war showdown you mentioned. american lilly king. all king speeding to first in the 100-meter breast-stroke, and the men also golden in the water. ryan murphy set an olympic record in the 100-meter backstroke. his time was the second fastest in history.

in qualifying rounds, u.s. swim champ michael phelps and katie ledecky, both finished second in semi-final races, the finals where they will both be after more gold, today. >> in your health, doctors scrapping a popular flu fighter. >> their message to parents this morning and video of a store clerk that tries to stop a robbery. the question that she has after a frantic moment in texas. >> and making steady tips for those who want to see the world. >> breaking overnight, one person is dead after a crash on the mass pike in south boro, a driver was traveling eastbound in the westbound lanes. cindy. >> and we have got another beautiful day on tap. the chances of beneficial rainfall for some of us tomorrow and when the temperatures and the humidity, well, take a look. first over boston, and clear skies. and still right around 70 degrees in the sty, but a

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city joining host families in our area to enjoy life away from the city. good morning eyepoppers. >> thank you very much, 4,000 kids taking part in fresh air fun all along the east coast. every summer. >> a great summer. there is still summer left. >> oh, yeah. >> oh, yeah. >> so get everyone together at your summer camp, and record a wakeup call, and use your phone,up load it using our wcvb app. >> it's so nice outhe >> and take it in while it lasts. >> more summer to come. >> getting focused on that fresh air sort of thing. it's been so nice lately. >> the air is coming in, going to be less fresh. >> ok. >> that's one way to put it. >> right. >> the next couple days but the humidity is going to be creeping on in, yeah, still pleasant out there today, but starting tomorrow look how the humidity ramps up, and we are going to be in that oppressive range with real tropical air masses overhead, thursday, friday, and

have had the air-conditioners getting a break here recently but that will be changing as all the soupy air is down to the south. you can see the oranges and reds. coincides with the uncomfortable oppressive humidity, and that is going to be sneaking in our direction as we get a southwesterly wind on the back side of the high pressure, that's going to speed on in. we're comfortable with the high pressure right overhead, light winds. we are going to have a sea breeze today but it will be another nice day, and you can across new england. we have a bit of localized patchy fog, and that's about the extent of it. you can see the sunshine is with us all day. we're starting out in the 50s and 60s, but by late morning and noontime already that wind is turning on the shore. temperatures will struggle to hit 80 degrees it, may happen late in the day around boston. low 80s on the cape but you jump inland and look at taunton, 89. 86 in worcester. and lower 90s here up towards nashua, to the merrimack valley,

and red sox are back in town, been away for a while, and first pitch, 7:10, should still be near 80 degrees. so it is going to be mild at fenway tonight, and turning muggier with a southerly wind so the temperatures don't drop much. no more 50s after this morning. you can see all the 60s to around 70 degrees, first thing tomorrow morning, and there will be some more clouds filling in overnight. we're going to be watching a disturbance off to the west as this comes in, in the afternoon and combines with that high humidity. it mayd scattered. we have it at the high impact day for you for the potential of flooding and lightning with the storms. they don't get going until afternoon. and you can see them first off to the west, and shifting eastward here, mid afternoon, and there will be some storms around in the evening, again, hit or miss variety. we could use a widespread rain. it does not look like it's in the cards for tomorrow. the clouds go up on thursday, and jet stream will be sitting to the north right through the upcoming weekend so with the high humidity, we have got the

90 degrees on thursday, friday, and even on into saturday. so another heatwave possibly with summer late in the weekend but wow, what a stretch on the way, we had a break of really, a really nice break. >> all right, thank you. so far, a bit busy on the roads. we're watching the delays picking up here. this is northbound towards the top of the screen, you can see the volume in place now, and there was an accident that was pushed off to the shoulder so it added to the volume, now cleared but you can see what's left. let's get to the maps now, south of town, 24 looks okay, and 935 building those delays out of sharon, and your ride on the expressway, still stop and go almost a half-hour, braintree into boston, and. tracking north of there we have got a disabled car. southbound, that's backing things up and north of there, volume back to concord street again as you travel out of methuen. and eastbound on the pike, not too bad. 20, 495 out to 128 and she far, trains and buses running on schedule. >> thank you, this is a wild scene here in this video as a

was being robbed at the time. and you can see what happens in houston, texas. this woman says that the two men walked in and they were demanding money here. that's when she pulled out the gun and started shooting. the men dropped the money bag and they ran. the clerk wasn't sure if the men were hit, and she says quote i just went crazy. a kansas water park is ready to reopen. it will happen tomorrow after the death of this young boy on a water slide. we'r suffered a fatal neck injury on what's being billed as the largest water slide. witnesses say that caleb schwab was riding in the front of the raft. two women were also injured. the slide is going to remain closed even after the park reopens tomorrow. >> your economy headlines, the faa is looking to boost the air traffic control staff. the agency wants to hire 1400 people to participate in an intensive training program at

the number of air traffic controllers hit a 27-year low last year. wal-mart is making a big buy in an effort to compete with amazon. the big box store scooped up jet.com for a whopping $3 billion in cash. that online retailer only launched a year ago, and analysts say the move won't help wal-mart catch amazon but should help them narrow the gap. >> and the ride share company lyft is adding a new feature. the app will let riders add a stop along the way to t the goal here is to encourage more people to carpool. the feature will be tested with select lift users before being rolled out nation-wide for everybody. checking the markets, asian stocks basically flat, right now u.s. stock futures are higher and oil prices were down slightly but there was little other news that moved the markets. studying abroad, or seeing the

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>> flu shots will be available starting next month. >> the scary sight for beach-goers and some heroes for a dog. >> it's ahead in eyepoppers. erika. >> and new at 6:30, explaining red wealth on olympians. the procedure treating tired muscles. also neighbors come to the rescue in peabody. the quick thinking that saved a woman's life. a community in shock after the grizzly death of a jogger, the memories of the victim and the warning for the recapping our breaking news in southboro, one person is dead after a wrongway crash on the mass pike, all lanes have reopened since that crash.

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in fitchburg so if you can sneak away, the beach is a great place to be. low risk for rip currents, you can see the high tide not until about quarter to 5:00, here comes the humidity, and with that thunderstorms are possible. especially in the afternoon. the 90s are back, starting on thursday. those could last into the weekend. emily. >> all right, 6:26, time for your tuesday eyepoppers. olessa, this will get your attention. take to the beach. this is a half a dozen great white sharks spotted off orleans visiting, thanks to an abundance of field, the state has tagged ten sharks this summer. >> no thank you. >> no, i've been staying out of the water, too. >> and luckily this guy did not meet any friends at sea. a group onboard a ferry from falmouth spotted a dog flailing in the water. the ferry circled the dog until this boat helped to rescue the

so if that is your puppy, they have them. >> call him. >> right. >> if you don't take them randy price will. >> oh, yes, exactly. we have an extra place for him. a police chase in california, not exactly what it seems to be. why police were just as stunned as the driver when she finally pulled over. and ticket-holders for the doomed boston grand prix might still get a refund. five investigates, how race organizers plan to get that

>> breaking overnight, a wrongway crash shuts down a busy highway, what we know right now. >> a quiet town on alert, the message this morning after jogger is killed and what we're learning about the victim. >> a new warning from delta, after a major meldown. >> and all eyes on aly and company in rio plus the showdown in the swimming pool. that turned golden on the eye >> good tuesday morning. 6:30, sky5 is live at this moment over an off-ramp from 128 to 24, the randolph area, and you can see this from, and one

is following up on that, and good morning and thank you for joining us, i'm randy price. >> i'm emily riemer, along with cindy. so it feels good now, and -- >> enjoy it while it lasts, right. >> right, yeah, you need to prepare yourself for the return of the humidity and the temperatures in the 90s as we head towards the end of the week, so we have got a big change coming. i hope you have enjoyed the break. it has been wonderful, and we have got a beautiful start out there this morning. blue skies, and sunshine, and we are going to keep t a little patch or two of fog, the typical spots here, out towards norwood at the airport, and that fog is going to be burning off pretty shortly, and you can see the temperatures are back, 58 in plymouth, 59 in beverly and some 50s out through worcester county, and worcester, 64, and it is 70, though, in boston right now, and we have got sunshine overhead thanks to the high pressure. this is controlling our weather throughout the day, but as this slides eastward tonight, going to allow more humid air, work on this, and you will feel the

and enjoy the last comfortable day, a few clouds, but the winds turn on the shore, and that means the sea breeze is going to be with us. so our coolest temperatures today are right along the immediate coast. we'll make a run towards 80 in boston, and up towards beverly and jump inland, though, lawrence 86, but 90 around lowell and nashua, framingham, as well, and lots of lower 90s here as you get into worcester so it's a hot one today, and especially south of town, you can see the upper 80s, brockton, bridgewater, and right where it will be most comfortable today. in the lower 80s with sunshine. all right, let's get you out to the roads right now. >> a few problem spots, starting things off, on the scene of an accident on the ramp, this is from 128 south to route 124. you can see lots of activity around this car here, it was on a through. they uprighted that vehicle. one lane on that ramp is closed. and let's get to the maps, once again this all happened right here on 128 south, on the ramp

few extra minutes there, accident cleared northbound on the expressway, and you are almost a half-hour, braintree into boston, and 93 south, slow with an accident over blocking delays back and north of there to concord street. some more volume, 93 south out of methuen and we're watching a crash southbound over by rockingham park. traveling the pike, eastbound, multi-car crash being reported over by route 9 and your totals trip 25 minutes, 495 to 128, plus minor delays on the green line. randy and right now on the eye. >> and erika is tracking new information as it comes in on this tuesday morning. >> randy that breaking news coming from south above zero, one person is dead overnight. four others in two other vehicles were hurt. state police say that the 28-year-old wrongway driver, a man from rutland, was the person killed. other stories we're following right now, this fire in south boston now under investigation. it caused some $1 million in damage to the home, which was under renovation.

and donald trump headed for north carolina today, one day after pitching his plan, hillary clinton will campaign in florida this afternoon. >> this morning we're learning more about the woman found dead after going out on a jog. her murder now reviewing an entire community on edge. >> the eyeopener sera congi is in princeton this morning with the latest developments. >> emily and randy, police do not know whether this was a random or targeted attack. however, we do k future. vanessa marcotte graduated from boston university in 2011 with honors. less than four years into her career she understand laed a job at google in new york. friends say that she had a passion for volunteering. sources tell newscenter 5 her body was found naked and burned in the woods off, off of brook station road on sunday. she was jogging on a well traveled road in her hometown. people here are trying to

victim's family. >> there is a small town. and i feel like right now her family is our family. >> for this to happen, we're all really shocked and disturbed, feel terrible for the woman's family. >> friends say that she was always responsible and took her personal safety seriously. again it is not clear whether this was a random or targeted attack. police are urging everyone in this community to be vigilant, and also, looking possible witnesses or information that could help their case. live this morning in princeton, sera congi, wcvb. >> 6:35. and neighbors are being hailed as heroes for getting a woman out of a home in peabody. they could tell something was wrong as they were driving by the home. they quickly jumped into action knowing that an elderly woman lived at that home. the neighbors banged loudly on the door until she came out.

>> she did not come to the door so we thought that she is not there. and then she came and was confused, and she said what are you talking about. there was no smoke where she was. >> no. >> the neighbors helped to rescue the woman's cat. the cause of the fire now under investigation. >> the there is a new driverring to money back to ticket-holders of the canceled boston grand prix. that debacle leaving thousands owed money. the bankruptcy trustee wants to sell the 1100 ordered for the race, and he also wants to sell off the vehicles, including two race cars at boston, that boston grand prix had used, if approved by a judge, the proceeds would help to pay off boston grand prix's $9 million debt. >> and pokemon go is causing outrage in rhode island. >> how the game is making some families feel disrespected. and it's a health trend that's leaving olympians with red welts, the benefits to the pain. that's ahead.

drivers. the danger making some unfit to drive. >> and recapping our breaking news this morning. a 28-year-old man from rutland is dead after a wrongway crash on the mass pike in southboro. four others are injured.

>> good morning, a live look outside, we have the delays in place, there is a disabled car up ahead, as well so if you are traveling, along 93 south, expect that volume back to the falway. we're watching some other problem spots, and i will have the details coming up. >> cindy, a nice day to start at least. >> you have got it, a lot of solar glare, and sunshine all day lon now, and we're going to keep it near 80 degrees in the city today, and that's due to a sea breeze, much warmer inland, upper 80s but still comfortable humidity levels today, and that changes in a big way starting tomorrow, it's hot and humid. the temperatures at or above 90, and tomorrow, is a red day, it's an impact weather day, there could be showers and thunderstorms popping up, we need the rain in the afternoon. >> thank you to, your health, it's the latest trend taking the

>> those red welts are the result of a therapy known as cupping. it's an ancient chinese form of medicine meant to relieve pain and similar to acupuncture, it relaxes tired muscles, and stimulating blood flow to help the muscles recover faster. here's how it works. >> we used a flame to create the suction, so the fire doesn't touch it, it is not hot, we just quickly hold it over the flame, and then that's what helps suction the cup. >> i know it looks p result looks horrific but it feels amazing. >> the release can last anywhere from three days to a week, and the cost is about 125 for the first treatment, and 65 for follow-up sessions. >> and we have updates ahead on our breaking news this morning out of southboro, the circumstances leading to a deadly crash there, and american airlines could crunch one olympian's dream, the mistake that could ruin rio for one golfer, and plus a driver

chase. the confusion here leading to a big response. that's ahead on the eye. hi mom. grandma! oh! joey run and get a cookie, ok?

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? ? 4 by 4 by land, 4 by 4 by sea ? ? 4 by 4 by air - 'cause i like to fly free ? ? 4 my country and how it all started out ? ? 4 the brave and every boy scout ? ? 4 doin' it yourself cuz you want it done right ? ? 4 by 4 the top down - stars keep ya up at night ? ? 4 by 4 the wave - that's how we say 'cheers' ? ? that's how we live ? ? 4 by 4ever ? >> good morning, the eyeopener team ready with your news to go. we're in westboro, in princeton, and erika has all the olympic action from rio. >> we'll get to those stories but first to cindy and your forecast, enjoy the cool,

now. because -- >> yeah, because the air-conditioners, they are going to be getting turned up and coming on the next couple days. we're in that green zone, comfortable, yeah, and orange and red, and that's oppressive, and not so great. >> that's where we're headed here towards the end of the week. all that sticky air right now is down to our south, and you can see it down through the carolinas, and the deep south side, and back through the ohio valley, and that's all going to be working in our direction so not only is the humidity coming up but the temperatures are, too, and loo friday. a couple of days here in the 90s, and this may go into your weekend, so we have a big change coming, in terms of the temperature here on the way, and 70 right now in boston but you can see the 50s showing up, low to mid 50s from norwood to taunton and low 60s in the cape, and worcester 64, but just 52 in orange, and in the merrimack valley, 50s and lower 60s now, so it is very comfortable, and sunny to mostly sunny skies throughout the day, and look at your lunch hour,

much warmer than it will be along the coastline, and due to a sea breeze, so we hold near 80 at the coast but upper 80s to around 90 inland, and 91 nashua, and you get the idea, and it is going to be a hot day, but without the humidity. once this high slides eastward, here comes the humidity tonight it starts to build in, and this frontal boundary off to the west is going to approach tomorrow, with some more clouds, so the clouds will be increasing overnight early tomorrow, and by lunchtime, i think there will be some showers and storms off to the west, and these will then shift eastward as we get towards will be hit or miss, not everyone is going to see them but the potential is there with that high humidity for some downpours, and the lightning, and the storms will wind down and shift towards the coastline by evening, so hopefully you get a quick drink of water out of these storms, and nonetheless, lower 80s tomorrow with more clouds around, and then here comes that heat, 93, and very humid here on thursday. all right, let's get you back out to the roads, all sorts of incidents out there, olessa. >> after watching a few problem spots, this stretch of the pike

screen but let's get to the maps because west of that shot we are watching this problem, several cars involved on the pike eastbound by 49 5, and there is another accident by route 9, also multi-car, so it will be a slow ride along the pike eastbound, 25 to 30, and 495 to 128, and also watching a crash here on route 2 eastbound by jackson road, that volume building back to 190 and then as you go north of town, out of rockingham park, watch for the crash. and more delays concord street all the way blocking one lane, and south of town that, volume still in place, and accident cleared on the ramp from 128 to route 24 southbound, but delays linger, and expressway about 30, braintree into boston, and we're also watching minor delays on the greenline, affecting the e-branch, everything else is on schedule. >> thank you, now to breaking news that we've been following. a deadly wrongway crash overnight. >> and the eyeopener's doug meehan is along the mass pike with the details. >> a wrongway driver responsible

pike. around 11:55, massachusetts state troopers responded to reports of a crash involving a wrongway operator on the westbound side of the mass pike in westboro. that driver, a 28-year-old male from rutland, who is traveling eastbound on the westbound side, suffered fatal injuries in that crash. that wrongway vehicle struck two other cars head-on. mauer occupants were transported, and no other information regarding that crash, next of kin. the latest updates, the mass pike in both directions opened, in westboro, doug meehan, wcvb, newscenter 5. >> the community here in princeton trying to grapple with the violent death of a young woman while also remaining very cautious. the body of 27-year-old vanessa marcotte was discovered in the woods on sunday night off brook station road. a source telling us that she was found naked, her hands, feet, and head burned.

mother's house here in princeton, to go for a run. at this point, investigates are still ensure if this was a random or targeted path, they are warning everyone to be vigilant if they are going out for a walk or a jog and also looking for potential witnesses, anyone who might have some information. live in princeton this morning, sera congi, wcvb. >> this fire is under investigation, in south boston after causing a million dollars in damage. those flames broke out late last night in a home street. no one was home at the time but five neighbors were evacuated. there houses are damaged because of how close the buildings are in that area. no one was injured. >> and 6:49. outrage from some of the relatives of the 100 people killed in the station nightclub fire. they are upset that the site is one of the stops in the pokemon go game. the associated press reports that they discovered the stop last week and right now the west

memorial is being built there, it's not clear whether it has caused problems or discipline has asked to remove the site from the game. a woman is being held without bail after she bit off part of a salem police officer's ear. emma wiley is charged with mayhem, assault and battery, causing bodily injury. police were trying to arrest her outside of a salem restaurant on sunday morning. she attacked pleaded not guilty in court yesterday. she's due back at the end of the month. >> a decides for this robbery suspect who got away with thousands of dollars. as you can see the man had on a large afro style wig and passed a note to the teller on tori street but he did not show a weapon. if you recognize him, brockton police ask you to give them a call. >> susan collins says that donald trump does not have her

in an op-ed published last night, the senator said trump is unsuitable for office citing cruel comments and an inability to apologize or admit his errors. she did not say whether she intends to vote or who she might support. >> donald trump is responding to a scathing letter by 50 republican national security officials who say that trump cannot be president. they write, we are concerned that trump would be a dangerous president and would put at ris and wellbeing. trump's campaign denouncing that letter saying that these people are the reason that the world is so dangerous and should be held accountable. >> two americans killed in benghazi, libya are suing hillary clinton. they claim that her carelessness in handling information while secretary of state contributed to the conditions leading up to an attack on the u.s. diplomatic mission there in benghazi. both patricia smith and charles

presidential campaign. one in four drivers is at risk of falling asleep while driving. among the most at risk, teens and young adults. they are responsible for more than half of all driving drowsy crashes. experts say the digital obsession is to blame for the increase in the teen drowsy driving. they are using their devices when they should be sleeping. >> right now delta passengers are bracing for more pain, the airline expects to to get back on track after monday's meltdown. as we reported yesterday during the eyeopener, a computer outage forced delta to cancel thousands of flights. the airline will be handing out refunds and travel vouchers to affected passengers and delays are also expected today. >> and it's 6:52. to rio now. a big day on top for team usa. >> the finals for the women's

today and all eyes will be on aly raisman and the rest of the u.s. women who qualified first going into this medal competition. and meantime, the cold war in the pool. american lilly king winning for the gold in the 100-meter breast-stroke on monday. the russian served more than a year suspension for doping and also ryan murphy scoring another goal for team usa with an olympic record in the 100-meter backstroke. the americans leading nicely in the medal count with 19. back in the pool tonight, swimming star michael phelps and katie ledecky who both placed second in qualifiers yesterday. >> thank you. and a major mixup by american airlines could cost an olympic golfer his shot at a medal. the argentinian golfer tweeted that he could miss his chance to compete after the airline lost his golf bag with his clubs inside. the airline tweeted saying that

grillo has until the start of play on thursday to get the bag back or possibly to get a new set of clubs. >> intense moments in san diego after a misunderstanding on the highway. police chasing a car for several miles after they noticed erratic driving. the car finally pulled over the woman gets out and seems confused. the officer, they draw their guns not knowing what for expect but found a family from china inside who did not know that you are supposed to pull over for lights and a siren. they explain ticket given. >> don't try that excuse, it has been used. >> that's right. >> that's right. >> i tried that, using that. >> right. >> why am i not surprised? >> you believe me? >> oh, i believe you. >> thank you guys. a live look outside, expressway, a slow ride on the northbound side, accident cleared, but let's get to the maps because we're still watching a few problems especially west of town, eastbound on the pike there is a crash by 495, and another accident involving several cars by route 9, and then once you get past that slow

north of town, we're watching this crash on route 2 by jackson road and as you travel on 93 south, there is an accident over by rockingham park boulevard. stays slow, concord street down to the bridge, and where we're clearing there car, partially blocking one lane and a crash has been cleared on the ranch here from 128 to route 24, expressway, still a half-hour, braintree into boston, and we're watching the delays on the green line, minor westbound delays only affecting the e-branch. for now, a nice day. later on, hot. >> yeah, we have building and all those people sitting in traffic wish that they were here. this picture just coming in, love it from wellesley. look at that water, looks so inviting. if you are lucky enough to sneak away, have plenty of someone, and it is a low risk for rip currents today and a high tide at quarter to 5:00. so late in the afternoon, and starting out 50s, and 60s, and not so bad. it is 70 in boston right now. as we get towards lunchtime and through the afternoon in boston, and along the coast, there will

hold it close to 80, you get just away from the coast, and that's where we're making a run towards 90. nashua, taunton 89, and 86 the high in worcester, high pressure giving us the sunshine all day long, but the humidity awaits on the back side and it's going to come in tonight so it's not going to be assess comfortable for sleeping tonight. it's muggy. we're only dropping down into the low to mid 60s in the suburbs. near 70 in town, and during the day tomorrow, clouds will be increasing and there will be some storms approaching from the west. i think mid to late afternoon, hit or miss in nature, s these could have gusty winds. and then it's all about the heat and humidity. thursday, friday, saturday, and high temperatures at or above 90 degrees, each and every day, and when you factor in the humidity, the heat index or how it feels may get close to 100, so big changes coming up towards the end of the week, and that heat is going to last through at least the first half of the weekend. >> get ready. >> yes. >> august is back. >> yes.

>> those on a beach or a lake or a mountain vacation. >> right. >> not a bad week. >> thanks for joining us. remember, if you are on the go, any time, you can watch us on the wcvb mobile app. >> erika and cindy and i are back with you at noon and all of

good morning, america. breaking overnight, terror on the ferris wheel, three young children fall nearly 50 feet to the ground after their basket flips over. >> i was hollering please stop. stop, stop the machine. >> the girls rushed by helicopter to the hospital. the latest on the investigation right now. massive fires and floods. more than 6,000 acres burning in california forcing thousands of residents to flee and remnants of tropical storm javier wreaking havoc on the southwest. new jogger murder mystery. another young woman found dead after going out on a run by herself killed in broad daylight less than one mile from her mom's home. the second deadly incident in just days. two communities on edge this morning. rivalries heat up in rio.