that was the massachusetts state police, you have been listening to the district attorney giving us the latest information on 27-year-old vanessa marcotte. it is still an open and ongoing investigation. heather: they are unable to tell us at this point whether it was a random act or if there may be a connection to new york city where she works for google as an account executive. she was home visiting her mother for the day on sunday, went out for a job at 1:00 in the afternoon, and when she was not home by reported her missing. her body was found naked, with burns on it. ed: and in one of the more alarming comments, they are still urging people to use an abundance of caution. you just heard the information, the town's first homicide in 30 years. welcome to newscenter 5 at 4:30. there are disturbing allegations against the teacher's aid in malden. heather: a staffer accused of raping a disabled student on

? reporter: he is. he was released on his undercut since. an attorney was also able to argue against his client being issued a gps monitor. steven mcdonald facing to rape charges among others. the paraprofessional sexually abused a disabled student, a 16-year-old boy, last year. he would help the student used thhr the attorney called the indictment troubling. >> the story that is being told by the alleged victim is an unbelievable story. it will all come out at trial. reporter: stephen mcdonald as a married father of two, both boys, both attend malden high school. heather: thank you. bridgewater police have released

approached them and asked them to play pokemon go. they said no. it happened on lady slipper road over the weekend. police have been going door-to-door in the neighborhood, looking for anyone who might have seen something. ed: breaking at 4:30. the red sox have canceled tonight david ortiz bobblehead night. heather: we have the details at fenway. reporter: i just spoke to several upset red sox fans. you can see a lot of them behind me. th that they will not get the david ortiz bobbleheads today. this is the promotion picture. it was going to be given to the fans today. this is the actual bobblehead that was delivered to fenway. the red sox say they are very unhappy with the portrayal, saying the facial expressions

so they will not be giving them out to fans. they are going back to the vendor to be fixed. >> i think it is the right thing to do. my personal opinion. i was going to come anyway, but i would not want something that was not a quality product. reporter: the fans will be given a card to redeem those expelled. they will have -- six bobbleheads. we will have more information after the game. heather: thank you. the men of accused this afternoon. ed: we will go to todd kazakiewich right now. reporter: during the attack, the defendant allegedly told the victim he saw her shopping hours before the attack. she tells police she was shopping here at the fruit center marketplace. the defendant, 65-year-old donald galvan, he is a level

he is charged with sexually assaulting a 79-year-old woman inside her home in income on july 28. dna evidence linked that links into the attack. he is charged with a series of felonies, including assault with intent to rape. he is being held without bail until the dangerousness hearing friday. ed: an investigation is underway after three young girls fell from 8 -- all listed in serious condition, and all carnival rides at the county fair in greeneville, tennessee shut down. investigators say the ferris wheel cart they were riding in somehow got caught with another cart under it. the cart with the girls inside got turned nearly upside down. the girls fell more than 30 feet to the ground. >> two of the children were alert, answering questions. i can't tell you whether the

child was or does have a head injury. reporter: this accident comes one day after 10-year-old caleb schwab died while riding the tallest water slide in the world in kansas. he suffered a neck injury. the consumer product safety commission says water slides are among the most dangerous attractions at amusement parks. 7200 accidents related to them last year alone. heather: new at 4:30 p.m. the dataec the el faro sank during the height of hurricane joaquin last october. the hope is the device will help the ntsb piece together what happened to the ship. all 33 people on board died , including three with massachusetts ties. ed: a look over the city of boston. another gorgeous day. but is the 90 degrees coming? harvey: this is just a side of what is coming next.

skies. through the great lakes, scattered showers and thunderstorms. that is where we are going to be tomorrow. we will be somewhat more humid, but we run the risk of a few showers anun thursday, big-time heat and humidity will be building in from both the south and the west. notice the approach of showers and thunderstorms tomorrow morning, will be affected first. wedo need rain, so hopefully many of us do get some. we will talk about the potential of localized heavy rain for -- rainfall with those downpours and the heat and humidity. heather: commitment 2016. for donald trump. the republicans saying in north carolina this afternoon that if hillary clinton were elected, she would essentially abolish the second amendment. he continued, by the way as she

nothing you can do, although the second amendment people, maybe there is. the campaign manager immediately denounced his remarks, saying the republican nominee is trying to incite violence. maine's republican senator susan collins says donald trump does not have her vote in this election. in an op-ed published by the washington post last night, senator collins said trump is unsuitable for office, citing cruel comments and an inability to apologize or admit errors. she elaborated on her decision today. >> i do not believe he is the president we need. at this time in our country's history. i believe in many ways, he is antithetical to the values of the republican party. heather: the senator did not say whether she intends to vote in the november -- or who she might support. ed: stop calling donald trump

democratic families. patrick kennedy says people should stop saying it, because that word demeans those with mental illness. the former rhode island congressman and now a substance abuse recovery and mental health advocate says it's irresponsible. kennedy says only medical professionals, not pundits, truly know the status of trump's mental health. heather: the parents of two americans killed in benghazi are now 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. ed: a condition tied to the zika virus claims the life of a baby in texas. doctors say the baby was born with microcephaly. the infant's mother traveled to latin america during her pregnancy. this is the first zika-related death in texas. an arrest in the theft of a state police cruiser. the man was taken into custody today on the mass pike in newton.

the cruiser was stolen in south boston yesterday morning. the vehicle was later found in somerville. no firearms or other weapons were inside at the time. the cruiser was not damaged and no equipment was stolen. heather: right now sharon police , are asking for help tracking down a child rape suspect. 29-year-old erik silvia is wanted on several charges. his last known address is beach road in sharon. if you have any information you should call police. the new hampshire school where owen labrie sexually assaulted a teenager. this after the parents of the 15-year-old girl filed a lawsuit against the school. in court documents released today, st. paul's school says it had no way of preventing the attack. labrie was convicted of misdemeanor sexual assault and was sentenced to a year in jail. he is out on bail pending an appeal. heather: delta airlines still working to recover from a system meltdown.

than 250 flights canceled today. this, a day after the airline cancelled a thousand flights. delta says a power outage is to blame for the setback to hundreds of thousands of passengers. it's estimated it will take delta until at least tomorrow to get back to normal. refunds are being offered to passengers on cancelled or significantly delayed flights. in-flight entertainment is also free. heather: right now, boston fire officials say oily rags soaked in a floor refinishing solvent and stored in trash bags are to blame for last night's 4-alarm fire in southie. the fire caused $1 million in damages to a home under construction on east 4th street and neighboring homes. no injuries reported. ed: new details that were released about the fire in this west bridgewater house. 54-year-old robert murphy was killed. the state fire marshal now says the fire started in the kitchen on the first floor. it's believed the fire was an accident. heather: outrage from some of the relatives of 100 people killed in the station nightclub fire. they are upset the site is

it discovered the stop last week. right now, the west warwick site is surrounded by a chain link fence while a memorial is being built. it's not clear whether the stop has caused problems or whether anyone has asked to remove the site from the game. this is new at 4:30. no sentence reduction for former illinois governor rod blagojevich. ed: today, a federal judge upheld blagojevich's 14 year sentence for corruption. the 59-year-old tried to sell an appointment to president barack obama'd an appeals court previously struck down 5 of his 18 original convictions. blagojevich still has another decade to serve on his sentence. heather: a judge has revoked the probation for this former uconn student whose tirade over mac & cheese went viral. luke gatti was arrested at a rehab center earlier this summer charged with battery on a police officer. he was getting treatment for substance abuse.

getting your kids ready for back-to-school. the bedtime changes you can make now to have them set. heather: tonight at 6:00 am a rescue at sea. khan on camera. how a team of wildlife experts used a new technique to save an entangled seal. ed: 7:00, new developments weeks weeks after the death of this , dog inside a hanover kennel. the trouble the kennel's owner now faces. harvey: great weather so far this week, but there's with a shot at getting somewhat weather for some of us. we will spell it out, coming up. heather: we are following breaking news on the killing of that jogger in princeton. investigators say hundreds of tips have come in in the death of vanessa marcotte. ed: at this time, investigators cannot say whether her death was random. anyone with any information, call the tip line you see on the screen.

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announcer: you're watching newscenter 5's ad 4:30. ed: the southeast expressway, not moving. hov in the middle is slow. traffic on the others site is going at a good speed.

available to you. the drivetime is 32 minutes. looks worse when we see it. the first leg of the pipe, about 12 minutes. 128 south is slow under the wellesley stretch. the pike will slow at the tolls. it will take about 20 minutes. 495 south is low. the pike two to 290 is around seven minutes. that is how traffic is right now. heather: that made it 89 degrees. harvey: i hope it was not slipping on the ice. i think the most uncomfortable weather we have had so far this summer. later this week. heather: oh no. rather be blindsided by that. harvey: ok, then you are standing next to the wrong guy.

here's the story in boston right now. it has been a great day, and so was yesterday. i logan airport, 77. the wind is off the water at 17 miles our are at it is a pleasant day along the coast and at the beaches, where we have sea breezes. easterly sea breeze around boston. notice it is a southwesterly wind over inland areas. that is the tip-off, because all of us southwesterly wind tomorrow. tomorrow will not be the hot day, because there will be clouds and a risk of wet weather. but thursday when we lose the clouds, it will open the gates for the heat and humidity. look at the temperatures now. 90 in bedford. but it is not unbearable, because it is not humid. later this week, perhaps the most humid air of the season will move in.

hour. the yankees are in town tonight. right around 80 degrees or so should be the gametime temperature. late and i, 60's to around 70, and slowly as the night goes on it will be, getting more humid. tomorrow's overnight temperatures don't look that bad, but remember, we will have clouds around and is the risk of a few showers. right now as we look at that humidity impact, that is pretty comfortable for the summer months. it is a litst notice down here in parts of new jersey and pennsylvania, that is where some very uncomfortable air is. that will be heading our way. tomorrow is our transition day from the relatively comfortable air, to extremely humid air. look at this. this is all oppressive air. that is what will be building in for the second half of the week. tomorrow, there is the risk of some showers or thunderstorms in the area. basically, it looks like run-of-the-mill types of

my strength the atmosphere, if you get under one of these, it could unload a good deal of rain. i would still consider it a potential high-impact day. we don't see a lot of activity right now, a few scattered showers, likely to become a little more active with time. clouds are in by the morning. we will watch from west to east, the events of showers. that looks like late morning, luncim later in the afternoon, it it may be a little bit more to the south. that should and during the course of the evening hours. we get into the sunshine on thursday. the heat and humidity could be very tough. we will probably have heat advisories issued tomorrow, for their stay. here's a look at the next week. showers around tomorrow. because of that, temperatures don't get out of control. they could be out of control

-- thursday should be thunderstorm free. the chances increase over the weekend of getting a few showers and thunderstorms saturday, and especially sunday late in the weekend and early next week. we may get much-needed wet weather later in the weekend and early next week as well. ed: we are focusing on your health now at 4:30. heather: moore health providers are skipping -- more health providers are skipping the flumist vaccine this year. researchers say the nasal spray is not effective. and the cdc is advising against the option which is typically popular with parents. places like elliot hospital in new hampshire say they're opting out this year. and they hope the fear of shots won't keep kids away. >> a flu shot is one of the best things you can do to not only protect yourself, but everyone around you. you can protect yourself from getting potentially the flu. heather: flu shots will be available starting next month.

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heather: the faa is looking to boost its air traffic control staff. the agency wants to hire 1400 people to participate in an

last year, the number of air traffic controllers hit a focusing on your economy. ed: the mbta will not be getting millions of dollars out of the state's annual budget. the state has determined the transit agency does not need $31 million to meet operating needs. that according to the herald. so the t will return more than $15 million it received in may another $15 million supposed to be sent over in june. instead, the state is opting to give the agency capital money. it will put $31 million into a capital lockbox set up to fund repair projects. heather: at&t ordered to pay millions to its customers. the fcc says the company must pay out nearly $8 million after allowing scammers to charge customers nine dollars and month for a directory assistance service, that did not work. the scam mostly targeted small businesses.

$950,000 to the u.s. treasury. refund checks should be on the way in the next 90 days. ed: dopey takes a tumble during a live performance. heather: the accident was caught on camera.

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jc: ouch. a wharf gigs and there's the full at disney world, doepy taking a tumble during a performance. he slipped rate through the railing and fell onto goofy. both were hurt in her treated for minor injuries. ben: a 90's boy band reuniting, annsync celebratihe 43 million followers on instagram. i don't know which is more amazing. [laughter] ben: disaster averted for an olympic golfer. jc: yesterday, an olympic athlete that he could miss his chance to compete after american airlines lost his golf bag, but here's the good news.

night, holding a tight. "i'm never letting you go again." that would be something you would need. >> now, on newscenter 5 -- jc: a teacher's aide in malden facing disturbing charges tonight. ben: bobblehead bust. the mistake forcing the red sox toce way, and the heat and humidity that will follow. jc: how the patriots are backing up their man in the olympics. >> from boston's news leader, this is wcvb, newscenter 5 at 5:00. jc: we begin with the teacher's aide in malden facing disturbing charges tonight. ben: the staffer is accused of repeatedly raping a disabled student. newscenter 5's reid lamberty is live in malden tonight. reid, that aide is not behind

reid: he was released on personal recognizance, which was the recommendation of the prosecutor despite the awful allegations. the bathroom inside malden high school, that's where prosecutors say a 16-year-old boy, who has multiple disabilities, was raped by steven macdonald. the -- >> the defendant would continuously threatened to go to the victim's home and kill his mother. reid: macdonald was a para professional who would assist the teenager in the bathroom. prosecutors laid out stomach turnde macdonald allegedly committed on himself and the disabled student. starting last fall, prosecutors say the victim would hold his urine to avoid going to the bathroom. >> the victim had accidents at school and he was left in the hallway with wet clothes. reid: malden schools calls the charges deeply concerning and will continue to work with both police and da's office, defense attorney alan tuttman called the indictments troubling, says his client maintains his innocence. >> the story that is being told