atlanta. they asked the judge that he did held without bail while waiting for a federal grand jury to hand out an indictment and to that the defense did not object. live in boston, wcvb, newscenter 5. >> looking live at radar some of us are seeing rain. all of us are feeling mugginess and what's happening in long island, that's something else. >> yeah, absolutely. there is actually a tornado warning in effect. it's not in our local area but area of southhampton. that's in effect until 4:45. it's for this very potent cell, very close to southhampton. tons of lightning. also hail, very well shown, and there-rotation with that particular storm. a little bit earlier, possibly the same cell, a couple of hours ago was around north haven, connecticut, a microburst and

power lines. several homes were damaged in a section of north haven, connecticut. around our area it's been a general rainfall that's probably been appreciated by many of you. most of it is offshore now but we still have a few little cells that are left. there are still some downpours. you see one right here as it's been moving through bedford and redding. another cell around manchester by the sea. a couple of scattered showers this evening. temperatures haven't gotten that high but it's humid. we've quickly moved into the oppressive zone. there is also a heat advisory in effect. we'll talk about that and more in a few minutes. back to you. >> right now we're learning more about a violent crime spree in worcester. the suspect is facing the judge. todd is life with now information. todd:. the violent rampage began here

attorney. he raped a 27-year-old woman at knife point just before 5:00 p.m. on tuesday inside her place of employment. then he allegedly hunt down another victim, carjacking, kidnapping and sexually assaulting her. eventually she bales out and then he abandons, breaking into a business, and that's where worcester police apprehended him. >> eventually they were able to place him into custody, after which point he began yelling obscens threatening them with harm. informing police he would shoot them with an assault rifle. >> he threatened to shoot police with an ak-47 although he doesn't have any firearms on him. he had been out on bail for two open cases in worcester. one in worcester, other in boston. the bail for those cases has now been revoked. he's being held without bail for this case until the dangerousness hearing which will

continues for that killer in princeton. >> unsettling news. rhondella richardson is live with the latest. reporter: the atmosphere here in princeton even more tense. residents want to necessity more about this crime but there aren't a lot of answers. at least not right now. troopers. john reportedly saw his daughter on saturday for dinner. the next day, she went for a jog near her mother's home in princeton and never returned. she may have been strangled and suffered trauma and burns. investigators are awaiting the results of a rape kit. residents are uneasy with each new detail.

they are saying they have received plenty of tips and they are still asking the public for more help. >> new at 4:30, a popular salad chain forced to close one of its lotions. >> life on boylston street with the problems. >> you see that popular place behind me. it's been shut down. workers are sitting outside. restaurant managers met with inspectional services today to make a plan for how it can reopen but sweet gen had numerous warnings about code triallations but failed each of the same issues time and again. this goes back months. according to a special report. they were not stored at proper temperatures. and they had no way to dry their hands, and there was no one on staff trained in food safety.

and go, wait a minute. let's put a stop here, let's regroup. get some training in place. >> we're told the company has grown rapidly which may have added to the compliance issues. managers have brought in a consultant as well as a food safety expert to retrain all 70 of its staff. an parent argued over beer resulted in a arrest. >> he died after he and tom maxwell exchanged words. both men fell to the ground. o'malley died. maxwell is charged with aggravated assault and battery. friends of o'malley believe his bad heart caused his death and point out o'malley may have been the aggressor. >> he had had a few drinks and

get it into. sat him down to the ground and something happened. >> maxwell is being held on $50,000 cash bail. >> a 52-year-old woman is in critical condition following a double stabbing inside this west end street home. investigators say the woman had multiple stab wounds. the second woman, who is 82 years oshlgsd was cut on the hand. police have charged 37-year-old lewis with armed assault with intent to murder. newly released court documents show jealousy triggered a new bedford man to allegedly murder his own daughter. >> she was gunned down last month. her father was just arrested in the murder. according to these documents walter admits to becoming upset that the mother was spending more time with her boyfriend. the father and daughter had recently reconnected. he admits to killing her and had the intention to kill her boyfriend and mom. saab broken that was shot nine

moments ago. >> trump talking about the difficulties facing the coal industry while giving workers his support. >> if i get in, if i get in, i mean, you know, if i get in, this is what it is, okay? and, and -- [applause] >> and other forms of energy, all forms of energy. >> speaking to reporters, republican with coal industry executives and business people. trump going after hillary clinton who is advocating a move toward renewable fuel sources. she wants the mines closed. >> breaking news. you're looking live at new york city. that man has a series of suction cups and a series of belts. he has some form of a backpack and he's all harnessed up and hooked up. he's on trump tower right now.

obviously he's very recognizable, massive suction cups and moving very delicately and gingerly to. be honest, the shot is so tight, i don't know -- thank you, just as i say that they pull out. >> and firefighters are right there. >> he looks like he's at the tree line. he's maybe 25 for feet or so up. still a significant height but he's still -- he's moving up. he's placed the latest suction cup up e. he looks like he's equipped to go pretty far up and he's dragging it one pulley at a time, but off-screen to the right the firefighters are standing by right there. you assume they will move in at some point in time but at this moment they have not. >> we'll continue to watch it. >> hillary clinton in iowa this afternoon. she stopped at the des moines printing and design business, where she toured the store and chatted with the owner.

school. >> we've got to make sure that small businesses, particularly those start by young people, get the credit they need and if they have got student debt, i want to put a three-year moratorium on their student debt payments so they can start their business and say whether they can be successful. >> this is in the state of iowa and clinton and trump are close in the state of iowa. >> hillary clinton's running mate tim cain is campaigning in manchester, new hampshire, on saturday, at what's being billed as a democratic organizing event a man who fell on the train tracks at boston park street station has died. the nbta says the victim was a 30-year-old from quincey. the man did make contact with a third rail. the incident caused severe delays on the red line last night. >> one man is dead tonight after a rollover crash. this happened on 95 north in

jack, somehow lost control of his jeep wrangler, rolled over into the median, he then died after being taken to mass general. investigators are trying to figure out exactly what happened last night. >> a woman and her dog were struck by a car at the intersection of concord and cherry street. the victim was taken to the hospital in worcester. the dog is being cared for now by animal control. >> the justice department releasing a blistering critique of racial discrimination by baltimore's police department. >> that re sthf freddie gray. >> racial discrimination by -- p at least 10 times. indeed, one african-american man was stopped 30 times in less than four years, none of the stops resulting in a citation or criminal charge. >> baltimore's police commissioner says that bias law enforcement tactics won't be tolerated. the department has already fired some officers who committed some

found during the justice department's investigation itself. >> questions right now after role playing exercise at a citizens police academy in florida ends with a woman's death. >> here's latest on that ben? >> authorities in punta gorda call it a tragic event. a volunteer taking part in a community event on public safety shot and killed by an officer. witnesses say the officer fired at mary nolten, a picture from facebook with what was supposed to be blanks there. e is had at least one live round in it. >> went to express our deepest sympathy for the family and friends of mary. we're shocked by this horrific accident and are grieving deeply over mary's passing. >> the 73-year-old, a former library yanks was rushed to the hospital where she was pronounced dead.

administrative leave pending an investigation. >> a man should shot two police officers in arkansas is in custody. after an hour's long stand-off. the officer was shot while responding to a welfare check. no word on the conditions of the officers this afternoon. >> appearing in court today, the cambridge police officer charged in a drunken attack that happened in revere. jonathan -- has been placed on unpaid leave. he's accused employee. >> brockton police are searching for a bank robbery suspect who used an afro wig as part of his disguise on monday. the suspect did not show a weapon and no one was hurt. police say he got away with thousands of dollars, though. time flash forward to what's happening on newscenter 5 at 5:00. >> here's what we're working on.

ergies very common in children. >> we did get some much-needed rainfall but now you can feel all of that humidity in the air continuing to follow the tornado warning in the eastern part of long island. we'll let you know where that is headed and how long the heat and humidity will stick around once it settles in. >> at 4:43, latest on the breaking news in new york, a m manhattan with suction cups. police are on the scene trying to caution him down. it isn't working yet but we'll stay right with it and keep you

>> just gone past quarter till 5:00. the pike looks pretty said it before but that's right where that new bruins practice facility s. let's check the drive times. where there is red there are problems. down at the split there is somewhat of a problem. half an hour going north. a little over half an hour there, no problem. 128, very slow. an awful lot of construction. that contributes. western tolls 495, 24 minutes. 495, pretty good in both

save-minute ride. traffic doesn't look too bad. pe on -- what day is this? >> wednesday. to my knowledge. >> you're perfect, spot on. >> for 15 years i've been asking her what day it is. >> nearly five days a week. >> usually five days a week. i try to stay on top of it just for you. things are improving out on long island. >> relatively speaking. warning. we had some meaningful rainfall today for most areas. >> we need it. >> very appreciated. let's show you what's happening with that severe weather and what happened up here. look at that. over average of rain fell in shirley. beverly picking up a nice amount of rain as well. south nashua, 2/3 of an inch. boston, not so much. just under a quarter of an inch. but did it occur over a couple of couple of hours and settled

here's the severe thunderstorm warning. it did have a tornado warning on it which expired at 4:45 p.m. remember, this is not in our local area. this is in the eastern part of long island. just east of new york city and that's now moving to the southeast. it's not moving eastward toward the south coast or the cape. a lot of lightning. it had a history of a lot of hail. still in evidence with the storm. still a serious and storm. >> we had a general rain area that moved across our region during the course of the day. there are still some small showers popping up. the air is so humid. as we try get a it will brightening and jump up a couple of degrees it's enough to cause a few downpours to reform. here's within right now across the north shore.

-- moving towards peabody, while we focus on this, it will slide through gloucester and cape ann. watching this shower activity through worcester. a cell east and one just west of worcester right along route 9. further to the west, a couple of other showers and thunderstorms are poupg right here. so there is still action through the evening hours. early eveningou widespread and as we lose some heating that will tend to fall apart. also, that area around long island mostly stays to the south but it's not impossible that the cape or the islands will be clipped within a shower or thunderstorm sometime during the first half of tonight. tomorrow, we get into the sun. once we do it's all about heat and humidity. low clouds and fog to start on the cape. might be hard to burn it off around nantucket. a blessing in disguise because it will keep down the temperature there. could be a pop-up thunderstorm tomorrow afternoon.

we do have some threatening clouds around because there are showers off to the northwest, west, and north. 78 degrees but it's amazingly uncomfortable. that's the real story. you can cut that air with a knife now. look how we've gone into the oppressive range. it was comfortable yesterday. now it's a whole different ball game extending to the southwest. at fenway, not late this be that hot but very sticky and clammy with a slight chance at the beginning of the game there. could be a sure or thunderstorm. boston tonight, and all these 90s are going to be ours tomorrow. it will be very hot. there is a heat advisory in effect from noon until seven. just check out those temperatures. really hot stuff is what we're talking about. as we check out the next seven days we'll have to deal with it on friday as well so we'll probably going to have a heat advisory extended into friday. temperatures will be very close to the levels we have tomorrow. thunderstorm chances will increase somewhat each day.

the temperatures should be somewhat lower at the end of the weekend compared to the beginning. >> we're fascinated by this story. breaking right now. why is this man climbing trump tower in manhattan with suction cups? we don't know and neither is police but he's at least five stories up and apparently has some kind of paper. >> the papers said trump's name on them. but beyond that that's what we know. now, here's the interesting part. what you're looking at, he's moved of the building. the building is 58 stories tall. he's moved out of the corner because at the top, what you can't see, at about maybe a floor or a floor and a half -- a flash or two ahead of him there, are two policemen in the corner that would prevent him from going up that corner so he's trying an evasive outside maneuver to go up that other side. meanwhile, he has to set each suction cup, make sure it's

foot grip so he can put his foot it in and move up, what is that six inches or a foot at a time. >> very slow. >> a very patient man and very deliberate. he has an agenda which will unveil itself, as he, i suppose, reaches the top, when police stop him. >> would you suspect the end point is close but he's trying to avoid. >> they don't look like he's going to get in because he's going outside to go around them. >> we'll let you know >> massachusetts drivers are dodging a new tact. >> the veto and starbucks with a new option. the alternative which will cost you extra. as we go to break. >> take a look at the numbers.

>> a riders, with business accounts, can knew book a car in advance. boston is one of the test markets for so-called scheduled ride service that allows riders to request an uber x car 15 to 30 days ahead of time. uber says it will be a few weeks before the service is offered to people with personal accounts. charlie baker putting the brakes on a pilot program that calls

it's part of a small highway repair bill. it would have replaced the gas tax. >> starbucks is adding milk to the menu the nondairy addition will be on the menu beginning september 6. got to wait a little bit for it but it will eventually be there. >> new video tonight of a shark in a frenzy. >> an underwater feast. here's a warning, it's slightly

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only fios can. >> a scene you don't want to get too close to. new video of a great white shark chowing down. he was captured eating a seal with his underwater go pro camera. there have been a numb because of sharks feeding very close to shore. >> we have breaking news coming up at 5:00. >> i was going to say, we showed less of that video -- we edited it tastefully. >> break news right now. >> now on newscenter 5. >> a notorious new england mob boss arrested again. >> the new charge that could get

>> the investigation revealing blatant discrimination by baltimore police. >> we know our citizens are outraged. . >> lazy heat and high humidity on the way. >> fighting peanut allergies. the promise for infants. >> breaking for years now charged with murder. >> cadillac frank salemme was arraigned in federal court a short time ago in connection with the 1993 murder of a witness. >> we're live outside the federal courthouse in boston. >> frank has been convicted twice before of violent crimes but this time he faces his most serious charge which, if convicted, he could be put to