to the bathroom. >> the victim had accidents at school and he was left in the hallway with wet clothes. reid: defense attorney alan tuttman says his client maintains his innocence, pointing out the lack of evidence to substantiate the claims. >> the story that is being tolds incredible unbelievable story and it will all come out at trial. reid: macdonald's wife of 18 years and several friends were by his side in court, the couple has two boys, who are both students at malden high school, friends of the accused tell newscenter 5 they are shoc charges, adding macdonald has always been a very active parent in the community, who has always been available to kids and their parents. he was released on personal recognizance but despite the charges and horrific allegations, quite honestly, to

television, the recommendation came from the prosecutor. reid lamberty, wcvb newscenter 5. ed: breaking tonight, state police say they've gotten hundreds of tips so far as they investigate the murder of a young woman attacked while jogging sunday. the calls pouring in after a special tip line was established today. let's get to rhondella richardson live in princeton. rhondella: the small town is desperate for information and answers investigators say they aren't sure yet if it's random. today we spoke to the family of the next-door neighbors. tips have provided us with a lot of good information. reid: the district attorney says there are hundreds of leads. the 27-year-old bu grad and nyc resident home visiting her mother in princeton went for a sunday 1:00 jog, disappeared and p.m. was found dead naked and burned in woods near her mom's house sunday night. family reported her missing when she missed her train out of town.

that's why they called the police earlier, because she left to go jogging. >> i just met with family they are devastated. >> they are besides themselves -- how do you react to that? rhondella: the murder of marcotte a google account manager is princeton's first murder in about 30 years. marcotte, grew up in leominister and visited princeton often. the rural community is anxious because police have not make an arrest. the community will come together at a 7:00 p.m. vigil at the church on the town common. to support each other and the grieveing marcotte family. >> we may not know their names but we care deeply. >> you get numb. reid: everyone -- rhondella: everyone has them on the mind tonight.

the vigil quiets some of the fearfulness and anxiety in the community. rhondella richardson, wcvb newscenter 5. heather: a lot of disappointed fans at fenway park right now a highly-promoted david ortiz bobble-head night cancelled at the last minute. our shaun chaiyabhat is live at fenway park to explain why. shaun: a lot of disappointed fans. the sox opened up the boxes and immediately packed them back up and sent them back to the manufacturer. here's a side-by-side of the david ortiz bobbleheads. the one on the right is what the team was expecting. the one on the left is what was delivered. at least it's an example of one. could look different. it's unclear how many were produced incorrectly but the team did not want to give any fan a bad version. a version the team considered racially offensive.

100 of them. that could disappoint tens of thousands of fans. shaun: the team will be giving fans a card to redeem a fixed bobblehead once they're ready. that information will be given after tonight's game. live at fenway, shaun chaiyabhat, wcvb newscenter 5. heather: 5 investigates learning a district court judge is in trouble with his bosses and off the job tonight for allegedly mike judge michael creedon is : the first justice in falmouth district court. the trial court has confirmed to us that creedon is on administrative leave and the allegations against him have been reported to the commission on judicial conduct which disciplines judges in massachusetts. a trial court spokeswoman would not comment on the nature of the allegations against judge creedon. but 5 investigates has learned creedon is under investigation for allegedly making an insensitive comment. judge creedon was placed on

in falmouth. we reached out to judge creedon, but have not heard back. off the job and under investigation for allegedly making an insensitive comment. mike beaudet, 5 investigates. ed: a registered sex offender is back behind bars, now accused of sexually assaulting an elderly hingham woman in her home. investigators say he followed the victim home from a grocery store. our todd kazakiewich is live in hingham with new information tonight. todd: according to the police report, the defendant told the victim during the attack that he had been stalking her in the hours before the attack while she was shopping at this grocery store. tonight that level three sex offender is facing a series of felony charges, including assault with intent to rape. 65-year-old donald galvin of roxbury, wearing a harvard shirt, and limping into court for his arraignment. at the start of the hearing, he

barks an order at the photographer. collects put that away, pal. todd: galvin is charged with sexually assaulting a 79-year-old woman inside her home in hingham back on july 28. dna evidence links galvin to the attack. he is a level three sex offender with convictions dating back to 1993. according to the hingham police report, galvin tells the victim he noticed her shopping hours she tells police she was shopping at the fruit center marketplace in hingham. he also tells her he hid inside her house for 15 minutes before attacking her. she throws water at him, pleads with him to leave, and prays out loud. at one point he allegedly tells her his name is donnie and says, i don't want to hurt you. tonight he is being held without bail. he will be back in court for a

newscenter 5. heather: right now sharon police are asking for help to track 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. bridgewater police release this sketch of a man who police say tried to lure three kids into a van. the girls told police a man 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: 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 a million dollars in damage to a home under construction on east 4th street and neighboring homes. no injuries reported. heather: commitment 2016. maine senator susan collins announcing she will not be voting for her party's nominee donald trump.

against hillary clinton, as our janet wu reports, some are calling latest comments, a threat. janet maine senator susan : collins today became the most senior republican us senator to walk away from donald trump. she said the tipping point for her was his attacks on the khans. >> he simply does not have the restraint and the consideration and judgment and the knowledge to handle those dangerous events inevitably confronted. janet and is if to give collins : another tipping point, trump, at a north carolina rally with thousands cheering him on, seemingly off handedly encouraged gun rights advocates to take matters into their own hands. >> if she gets to pick her judges, nothing you can do, folks. although the second amendment people, maybe there is, i don't know. janet hillary clinton, in : florida where her numbers are

a calm demeanor as she called on republican leaders to return to congress to pass zika funding. she did take a jab at trump, who has refused to talk about mosquito born virus because he says it is all under control. >> i disagree with those who say zika is an insignificant issue. my opponent in this race, his that, and i think that does a great disservice. janet clinton's campaign manager : called trump's words dangerous, inciting violence. elizabeth warren took a step further, tweeting "donald trump makes death threatsecse he is a pathetic coward who can't handle the fact that he's losing to a girl."

five investigates with the decision from the parole board. is 30 years in prison enough? heather: also ahead, a first of its-kind rescue at sea, caught on camera. how a perfect shot with a dart, helped save an injured seal. harvey: a return of big-time he didn't humidity, and the wet weather that could proceed it. mike: i'm mike lynch at fenway park, bringing you the story about alex rodriguez, but

ed: the suspect accused of stealing a state police cruiser, now undergoing a mental health

the man accused of driving off with the cruiser was taken into custody today while walking on the mass pike in newton. the cruiser was stolen from a dot facility in south boston, then later found in somerville. troopers say security at that facility will be looked at. >> oftentimes you know a vehicle will be positioned in such a way that it could be accessible to somebody but i think that's going to be improved going forward. ed: there was no damage to the cruiser and nothing was stolen from inside. heather: a cape cod. video provided by the international fund for animal welfare shows the seal in the waters off chatham, tangled in fishing line. normally, the cr w capture the seal by hand or net. but this time, a special tranquilizer dart is shot from about 100 feet. it lets the crew track the seal until it tires and drag it aboard, once on dry ground, the crew cut

the sea. the seal has been tagged to keep tabs on its health. ed: that was an impressive shot. harvey leonard just ahead with some changes coming our way. muggy air and maybe some rain. heather: and coming up next delta customers scrambling again. the turbulence after a

ed: delta airlines still working to recn f today. this is a day after the airline cancelled one-thousand flights. delta says a power outage is to -- refunds are being offered to passengers on cancelled or significantly delayed flights. heather: 5 investigates learning the parole board will not release a convicted murderer who was just 16-years-old when he committed the crime. ed: as mike beaudet reveals the man was hoping to be among the first people convicted as a

>> they say love can never be measured. i'm so sorry. mike: in the end, his apology wasn't enough. the parole board denied him parole, who was 16 years old when he murdered two men in 1986. >> 30 years ago i shot two people. mi sentenced to two life sentences without the possibility of parole, they cleared the way for his release in 2013, ruling that life without parole sentences for juveniles are unconstitutional. so far the board has granted parole to 11 people convicted of first-degree murder's, but denied it to 21 others. at a february parole hearing, they say his client had not been disciplined in prison, and had

the worst minute or worst day of their life. that's especially true of juveniles, who change. mike: but the board wrote that he is not yet rehabilitated, and his relief is not compatible with the welfare of society. he will be eligible for parole again in 2018. is attorney tells us it's an understatement to say he and his client are disappointed. a victims who did not want to be identified supports the board's decision to keep them locked up, saying justice has been done. ed: harvey got my attention when he said, you think we have had he'd already. heather: i am not looking forward to that. harvey: i realized that. no one else is. we will be every bit as hot on thursday and friday as we were

talking about to be the hottest feeling weather of the season. right now in a 75 degrees off the water and a few miles away from the water is a different story. the entire shoreline all the way down to the cape -- it did make it to 90 in some locations. a great night for a baseball game around 80 at the start of the game. we go through the night, slowly we will be getting more humid and that trend will continue tomorrow. a very different kind of day than yesterday or today. the very beginning of the day may seem ok with some sun around boston but that is not likely to

to the beach tomorrow, anytime from late morning to lunchtime, a few showers and thunderstorms will be possible early in the morning. this fee will be too rough, but we do have the risk of thunderstorms in the late afternoon. this kind of designates the comfortable air that has been across the area the last few days. the very humid to oppressive air that is on the way and it will be prompted by heat. this is the risk of the wet weather for tomorrow. as humidity bills in, a period of cloudiness and thunderstorms, and then we are set for the heat and humidity.

clouds up with the risk for showers and thunderstorms in the area late morning to late afternoon. then it will be really hot. a few showers are thunderstorms, that comes through tomorrow, i'm not sure if it heats up the atmosphere enough. but we will be heating up big me is an impact that and there could be enough rain to cause localized flooding. the average high of 96, very humid. the chances of a spot storm late friday increasing saturday and sunday, with perhaps some appreciable rain. >> here's mike lynch with sportscenter 5, powered by xfinity.

we came to bring you the return of alex rodriguez, but the patriots came in with some unsettling news. rodney give has a torn disc. the good news is he did not tear his tendon. an mri had been taken off the field this morning, and the good news is he will not require surgery, and he should be back sometime in october. he has been mr. durability for the patriots. was 2009. a torn triceps, no surgery, however he is out until at least october. , meanwhile the patriots have their joint practice today. julian edelman had to leave practice and he slammed his head down. he was wearing the number 12 jersey, and this is the first of

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tonight, breaking news. did donald trump cross the line? tonight, critics saying this is now dangerous territory. late today, what trump suggested, quote, second amonday ement people could do about hillary clinton. the backlash immediate tonight. also breaking, the travel chaos. thousands still stranded at passengers now furious, asking, can a computer glitch really cause all of this? the fall from the ferris wheel. three girls plunging from the basket they were in. and we ask, was anything holding them in? the female jogger discovered dead, not far from her mother's home. authorities and their news conference late today. and just in tonight, the women have done it. the gymnastics team making history in rio tonight.