>> an update on big papi after a painful sight at fenway park. what x-rays are showing this morning. >> new information on the man who climbed trump tower in new york with suction cups. how donald trump is reacting and what that climber was after. >> and aly raisman going for the gold again today. aes best in the world on the eye for this thursday morning. >> 6:00 a.m. on the eye. oppressive heat and humidity on the way today, there is a heat emergency in place in boston, cooling centers, they will be open across the city. good morning, i'm emily riemer. >> i'm randy price with cindy

that is the case this morning. oh, it just came in there. >> it is comfortable. >> it is a tropical air in place, and that's a concern today because you go up into the 90s, and you add all that humidity. it's going to be pretty tough later on today, you can see the red color showing up here across southern new england, and this is the impact of the humidity, just oppressive, dewpoints about as high as they ever get here in southern new england, and this is with us all day long, and resulted in some fog here through the overnight hours, and southern new hampshire, the visibility a quarter of a mile from lawrence to beverly and back to orange, as well so keep in mind that fog may slow you down. look at the temperatures, though, already low to mid 70s out there. worcester 71. boston 76. the mid 70s on the cape, and it is just so soupy outside this morning. we jump into the 80s by 10:00, and notice partly to mostly sunny skies throughout the day, if you we're in the 90s most

lawrence this afternoon. and 97 from nashua down to lowell, and waltham 96. it's a west, southwesterly wind through worcester county. low to mid 90s, a lot of 90s from brockton down to bridgewater and taunton but the south coast ask the cape and the islands, that wind coming in off the water will hold you in the 80s to near 90. when you factor in the humidity, it's that heat index at 100 degrees, creating the heat advisory from noontime until 7:00 p.m., take it easy out right now, the fog may be slowing you down this morning. >> yes, absolutely. thank you. aside from that, we're doing fine, a live look outside at the tobin bridge. there is the southbound side, and as you can see, the traffic so far, pretty light, so not seeing too many delays. north of town, we have got the foggy conditions, if you are traveling north shore making it up into new hampshire so be careful and maybe not the best visibility. once you get past that and make your way south, volume building on 93, and concord street down

eastbound, still a 15-minute ride, 495 to 128, and delays building, 24 northbound, out of avon, and then your trip on the expressway, almost 20 minutes now, braintree into boston, so far, trains and buses are running on schedule. keep in mind, the t does -- several preparations for the heat, and the maintenance crews have been working on the air-conditioning systems around the clock, as you know, extreme conditions can cause delays on the rails, and i will keep on top of that, and we will send alerts to our mobile news when there are severe issues. >> all right, thanks. breaking overnight, we have new details on the condition of david ortiz after this tough hit at fenway park. big papi just wincing in pain off his right shin. >> and we are more on what we learned about that injury in the overnight hours. >> and randy, the breaking details that came in overnight, have the sox's fans really breathing a sigh of relief.

sox's president dave dombrowski saying overnight that big papi is doing much better. certainly good news there, but that was not the case in the moment of the injury for sure. take a look. the 40-year-old slumped in pain after that foul ball hit him in the shin. no question why that was a 98.5 miles per hour fastball, from the yankees' pitcher. the grimace on big papi's face, really saying it al the steps by john farrell and the physical therapist. for even the youngest red sox's fans, this was hard to watch. >> i felt like i wanted to cry. i like baseball so much and i felt really sad. >> buddy, we were right there with you but once again the sox say that the initial scans were

own. and you know, we really don't have to tell you this, but the sox fans are really wanting big papi to have a strong finish as he heads into retirement. we of course, will keep you posted on that injury. we're live outside of fenway park this morning, antoinette antonio, wcvb, newscenter 5. >> also breaking overnight, two people are in the hospital with severe injuries after a stabbing in dorchester. it happened just before 3:00 a.m. on millet street. no word on any arrests or a motive at thisoi least 20 people, including two firefighters are hurt as a result of the huge fire. it happened just before midnight in silver spring. first responders say that none of those injuries are life threatening but they have yet to account for everyone. at least two or three apartment buildings were involved in the fire. no word yet on the cause. >> five minutes after 6:00, we are hearing of a family of two women attacked in a waltham hall. and we have more on where the so

>> randy, good morning, a relative tells us that the suspect in this case, emanuel louis has a history of domestic violence. we are expecting to learn more about this and this case in particular when he faces a judge later today. he went to this home on westen road looking for his ex-girlfriend but police say that he ended up stabbing his 52-year-old cousin and his 83-year-old godmother. the cousin is in critical condition. quiroga about the disturbing scene. >> badly. blood everywhere. wounds to the head. >> louis was tracked down a mile away at brandeis university. the 37-year-old is charged with armed assault with intent to murder among other things, and again, he will be arraigned later today here in waltham. todd kazakiewich, newscenter 5. >> thank you. priority now the state getting

massachusetts so hard and even with yesterday's rain, we're not making a dent in it. >> some areas picked up an inch of rain but it will take more than that. they are going to take a look. they are going to consider raising the drought level index for some parts of the state. there is a drought watch in place for central and northeast regions. the task force will get the results of a new survey of conditions around the state certainly with the dry weather that we have had the potential for wildfires, a concern, as well. >> and maybe rain the next couple days? >> you know how tropical it feels outside. that's going to lead to do you remembers at times. we'll have more on that coming up. >> thank you. >> in 2016 today, it's hillary clinton's turn, the democrats set to outline her economic plan with a speech this afternoon

going to provide, "a stark contrast to donald trump's economic proposals, which he outlined earlier in that same area. that speech from clinton set for 1:15 this afternoon. and the white house is declining to comment on the latest accusations from donald trump. the comments directed right at president barack obama. >> i would say the clinton. >> that's his latest story, in the past trump had accused clinton of founding the terror group. at a rally yesterday she told supporters anyone who is president has to remember that words can have a tremendous consequence. right now, this dangerous climb is causing an investigation by the u.s. secret service, and this morning we're learning more about the man who says he wanted to talk to donald trump. so badly he decided to scale the

erika is here with the developments on this story. >> donald trump taking to twitter to thank the nypd for protecting the people and the climber. that man is in custody. >> you hear it there, police breaking glass, they had to cut through air vents to reach the man whose name has not been released. he spent two hours scaling the presidential candidate's new york headquarters, before the officers managed to grab him, and you see pull him inside. the video posted yield some help here. >> i am an independent researcher seeking a private audience to discuss an important matter. i guarantee that this is in your interest to honor this request. >> it is showing man who looked like the climber there. while abc news has not confirmed the man is the climber, a high ranking police source tells abc news there is no reason to believe that he is not.

donald trump was during the stunt. >> emily. >> police need help in locating this woman, caught on security video, stealing a donald trump lawn sign. it happened on tuesday night on harbor avenue. police say the car passed the property once around 9:30, and then came back an hour later when the sign was stolen. the thief faces larceny and trespassing charges. six other political signs were stolen from harbor avenue this election season. online fantasy sports today are here to stay in massachusetts.ne like fan duel and boston-based draftkings are now law. governor baker signing that bill yesterday. they include a minimum age of 21 for participating in the games. draftkings ceo jason robbins called the rules, good for the industry. >> aly raisman wants to prove that she is the best gymnast in the world. >> her family's anticipation as they await a make or break moment in rio, and twitter cleared in a serious lawsuit. the dangerous behavior one judge

control. >> and new this morning, save money on back-to-school shopping, and three ways to make every penny count. erika. >> randy, breaking overnight, david ortiz is recovering after hitting a foul into his right shin. it happened during last night's game against the yankees. the team saying preliminary x-rays came back negative. it's not clear if he will be able to play tonight. cindy. >> oppressive heat and humidity, that's the big story, how long this is going to last and our next chance for needed rainfall and some thunderstor first, take a look over boston this morning. it's hazy and humid. 76 degrees in the city, but lots of 70s, and so muggy as you

>> we are celebrating our 20th anniversary, from the navy yard with the students from >> good morning to you. always a fun time at the navy yard in boston. thanks for the great wakeup call. >> and we would love to see what you are up to, so do it right on your diane and upload it to ulocal using our wcvb. >> i don't have anything -- nice to say so i will not say anything at all. >> be quiet. >> right. >> for a while. >> are you saying anything? >> it is hot and humid and there is -- >> there is what's happening outside right now. >> yeah.

and 6:14 in the morning. >> i know. >> i am going to have to take two showers today. >> exactly. >> you can see how hazy it is, as we look live over boston, different than yesterday when we had the clouds and showers around, today is archbishop the heat. heat advisory up. first one of the year. it's the combination of the temperatures in the 90s, but also, this incredible humidity, that's going to give us a heat index around 100 degrees, and when it gets like that, it is cool off. so you want to take it easy, and especially between noon and 7:00 p.m. that's when it will be hardest to cool off for you, and areas away from the south coast, the cape and the islands under the heat advisory. we're 72 in worcester. 76 in boston. mid 70s from plymouth out to the cape. and we have cloud cover right now that's sneaking southward here. you can see the white here, indicating we have got fog.

and you can see in orange, a quarter of a mile but also here on the north shore, merrimack valley, lots of reduced visibility under a half and a quarter of a mile in spots. once that fog burns off, if you have got respiratory issues you may notice the air quality being a little impaired today as we have an air quality alert coming up this afternoon. ground level ozone, a little unhealthy today, so another reason to take it easy. what's happening is we have all the soupy air just coming up right from the deep south, oppressive humidity levels here, and thre this front drops southward. that is not going to happen until late weekend and early next week. the front sits on top of us and will be a focus for showers and thunderstorms. for now, things are quiet, we'll see a lot of sunshine today, temperatures coming up to around 90 in worcester but look at nashua and lawrence, upper 90s, 95 in boston, and you can see along the south side coast and the cape, it's in the 80s, despite the temperatures, these are not records for the day. the record, actually the upper 90s for both worcester and

factor in the humidity, by 10:00, already feeling like 90 degrees, and during the afternoon, it's feeling closer to 100 so take it easy, and if you are headed to gillette tonight for that game, not going to feel like football weather, still 90 degrees with a high humidity, and the temperatures only drop into the 70s overnight. we're going to do it again tomorrow with the temperatures in the low to a few mid 90s, but tomorrow afternoon, we are going to be watching for a couple of isolated thunderstorms, once we get to about 2:00, 3:00 in the afternoon over thent coastline and the evening, and notice they are isolated and scattered in nature, not everyone is going to see them on friday, and on saturday, we're going to watch the front to the north go southward, around 90 degrees out ahead of it, but late in the day, and into sunday, numerous showers and thunderstorms with that front into the vicinity, and it's going to be on tuesday or wednesday of next week before we go, oh! feeling much better. >> ok. >> thank you, cindy. >> so far, fairly quiet start on the roads, a live look at the expressway, there is a check by

bottom of the screen. you can see the delays, definitely in place now for the morning rush, let's get to the maps and see the rest of your ride as you travel north of town. we have foggy conditions that we're watching up there, so if you are heading through that stretch, north of town, north shore and up into new hampshire, might not be the best visibility. beyond that, you are doing fine. 93 south, just volume building. and down into wakefield and south, you have got delays, as well, approaching the dwhrefer -- lever connector. pike, only building delays back into slairn and a slow ride on the expressway from braintree into boston. trains and buses are doing ok. >> all right, thank you. 18 after 6:00. a lot of excitement in rio today >> with the golden girls back in the spotlight, erika tarantal is back with what to watch and aly raisman's special cheering section here at home. >> yes. first to the can't miss medal events. michael phelps and ryan lochte

medley considered the two best at the event of all-time. they have been friendly rivals for more than a dozen years. and yes, gymnastics star simone biles and aly raisman are going for gold in the individual all around. aly's family here in need ham filled with proud excitement. >> when she is going, i am freaking out and sweating. >> my heart stops when i watch. and i get a little nauseous. >> her uncle and cousins have banners outside their home and another is on the way for the aly as she looks for that individual medal. >> couldn't be more proud, and good luck in the all-around, we love you aly. >> she lost out on the bronze in the all around in london after a tough tie breaker. meantime highlights from wednesday include another shining moment in the pool for 19-year-old katie ledecky. she helped the women, win the gold in the 4 by 200 freestyle

fend off australia, and they win it 98-88. carmelo anthony with 31 points is the most prolific scorer to wear an american olympic jersey. ahead another local athlete to watch today. we caught up with kayla harrison. >> thank you. your economy headlines this thursday, a lawsuit against twitter dismissed. the family of two men killed sued the company, accusing twitter of supporting the islamic allowing isis to sign up for and use twitter accounts, but a judge ruled twitter cannot be held accountable because it's nearly a platform. wynn is looking to shell out a billion dollars to build a resort in everett. the herald reports this is the biggest ever for a private union built development in the state. construction started last week after several legal and environmental delays. that resort set to open in the spring of 2019.

asian stocks are lower. thanks in part to lower oil prices. the u.s. stock futures are higher right now, and today investors are going to be watching for the weekly snapshot on unemployment. and if you have kids, you know back to school shopping is underway in full force right now. >> it does not seem possible but you can save money, and it starts with being organized. you want to get all of your lists together. the supply lists from schools, and the list of events during the year that you know about and you can plan for. next prioritize sale but if you focus on the big ticket items you may save more, and get social. follow your kids' favorite stores on facebook, twitter, and instagram, and there are plenty of coupons out there if you know where to look for them. >> and this morning we're showing you a nacho disaster. >> devastating. the catch leading to a big mess at one baseball game. erika. >> and new at 6:30, a test to measure patient's risk for developing alzheimer's disease. how it works without drawing

violations. what inspectors say employees were not doing. and breaking overnight, two people are in the hospital with severe injuries after a stabbing in dorchester. this happened just before 3:00 a.m. on millet street. it's now 6:22. we're coming right what's for dinner tonight? wegmans ez meals. it's done. we made it for you. like this favorite...salmon with tomatoes and capers. made fresh, every day. it's ready to cook. just pop it in the oven and put it on your plate. no prep. no cleanup. delicious, fresh, easy.

>> a heat advisory is up from 7:00 to noon, it may feel like it's near or above 100 degrees, and these are the high temperatures today, look at all the mid to upper 90s here, metro west, up into the merrimack valley, so hot today, even at some of the beaches, but on average, east facing beaches at 90, low risk for rip currents today. we want to give you a heads up about something happening tonight, the meteor shower happens every year going into the wee hours of tomorrow morning, you will want to find a dark spot, and you could see 200 meteors per hour. >> all right, very nice, cindy, thank you. 6:25, time for your thursday eyepoppers, and we're talking

how about an over the top evert by ball boy? he goes for the foul ball, and literally, back flips into the stands, and he's ok, he was a little off on the catch but he gets points for grace. >> yeah, a for effort there. >> and pointing his toes, and very graceful. >> and this one, just gets me right where it hurts, a tragic waste of delicious baseball treats. this man at the padres' and pirates' game lost his beer, and them but got a face full of chips and cheese and salsa, and no ball, no food. taking this out of his hair for the rest of the day, and it's just embarrassing video forever. >> and he lost his nachos. >> are you ok? >> no. >> it's not ok. i am going to have to have more nachos. >> a woman next to him was mike, i cannot believe whether she was looking at.

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>> big pain for a big papi. fans are holding their breath. >> the new information on the health of david ortiz. >> coming together to send a powerful message, and the clues police are following in the murder of a jogger. >> a wild climb to get donald trump's attention, but it had a very different ending for this guy. >> aly raisman is not the only athlete to watch today. >> 6:30 on thursday morning. you look out there, and it looks so nice. >> that's right. >> you step outside, and you can feel it. good morning and thank you for joining us, i'm randy price. >> and i'm emily along with olessa and cindy. the sun is kind of going to be adding to this. this really up comfortable

>> that's a good way of putting it. >> that's the most humid it ever gets around here so it looks really nice over boston. there is haze in the distance, and we have a bit of fog in spots this morning, just north of the city, and up through the north shore and southern new hampshire and out in the western half of the state. fog is producing the visibility. take a look. we have visibility around lawrence, a quarter of a mile, and beverly and back towards orange, as well, reduced down. the humidity in the oppressive range, wherever you see the red, this is indicating that the humidity is about as high as it gets, into the 70s, and as are the air temperatures, 72 is the temperature right now, in worcester, 76 in boston, and that's our springboard, any fog across the area burns off mid morning and look how quickly we're up into the 80s. spending most of the afternoon in the 90s. with the humidity factored in, going to feel hotter than these numbers, and these are the highs

96, and you can see along the beaches, 90, and 94. lower 90s for you from brockton down to bridgewater and the wind is coming in off the water along the south coast and the 80s. when you factor in the humidity it will feel close to 100 degrees, and that's why we have the heat advisory up for most areas from noon to 7:00 p.m. so take it easy and make sure you are drinking plenty of water today >> we are watching one problem spot, a live look at the lever connect ever, southbound side to the bottom of the screen, some delays building there, let's get to the maps now, there is an incident, 93 southbound, right by the dascum road off the road and off the shoulder so it's not blocking any lanes but this is the area where we've been watching that poor visibility so be careful, north shore is where you will encounter that fog, and 93 southbound picks up the

delays in boston and another crash, several cars involved, this is route 2 eastbound by route 13 between 31 and 32, and this is a multi-car crash, so a few extra minutes will be needed with the left lane closed. he or she on the pike, 25 now. 495 to 128, and slow on 24 out of brockton and the expressway, 25-minute ride from braintree into boston, and trains and buses ok. >> thank you. we are following breaking news right now on the eye. >> and erika is tracking new information as it comes in. >> that's r, details after big papi is hurt fouling is a fastball right off his chin. he had to be helped off the field, and overnight the red sox's president says the initial x-rays were negative, and david ortiz was doing much better after that. and also breaking, two people are in the hospital with severe injuries after a stabbing in dorchester. it happened just before 3:00 a.m. on millet street. no word on any arrests or a motive at this point. and a trump supporter who made this dangerous climb is now in

with the presidential candidate. the secret service is investigating. randy. >> it's now 6:34, and right now two dozen officers and detectives are working around the clock. they are trying to solve the mystery of a murder jogger, and this as another town sends a message to her grieving family. >> the eyeopener sera congi is live in princeton with the show of support. >> emily and randy, vanessa marcotte f princeton but in her hometown, they, too, are mourning her loss. last night hundreds gathered to pray for the 27-year-old and her family. she grew up in that town, and her father still lives there, his grief over the loss of a woman considered a rising star, felt by many others who know the family. >> there was nothing but this, whether it was in school, her athletic building to landing the

>> hundreds of anonymous tips were flooding into investigates, but the mayor, a former police officer himself, tells us that it is critical that people continue to offer information, even if it seems very small. police still don't know at this point whether the attack was random or if marcotte was targeted. we'll keep you posted with any information. live in princeton, sera congi, wcvb. >> a popular restaurant is shut down by city health inspectors. customers were turned away from sweet green at lunchtime yesterday because the staff failed to meet code on a number of occasions. among the violations, improper food storage, workers not washing their hands, and nobody on the staff trained in food safety, food allergies, or first aid. a food safety expert will retrain employees and monitor the protocols.

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and north on this shot, watching an accident on 93 south, and also, watching some poor visibility in places right, cindy? >> you have got it, a lot of fog this morning, and especially north of the city of boston, and up into southern new hampshire but that fog is going to burn off mid morning, heat advisory today. the index may feel like it is up 100 degrees, so taking the heat seriously today, and tomorrow, we may see an isolated thunderstorm or two pop up in the afternoon, and better chance of that this weekend, but notice we are nea through the first half of the weekend. >> thank you, in rio today, there will be a lot of attention on the pool and in the gym. >> but there is another athlete in this area in the spotlight, too, erika is back with that. >> not just a local olympian, but a reigning olympic champion. kayla harrison won the gold medal in london. she called marvelhead home, and today she will face a brazilian rival as she prepares to retire

left at the gym where she still trains, the question, the pressure. >> there is a target on my back. everyone is watching me, and paying attention to what i am doing, but at the end of the day, this is what i wanted, to be number one in the world and to be the best, so that outside pressure has no effect on me. >> kayla brings her gold medal around to inspire kids and will be cheering her on in wakefield when she competes at 2:30 this afternoon. emily. >> thanks, breaking news ahead in news to go, the outlook for david ortiz after a tense moment at fenway park. and new details on a stabbing in boston. also a test for alzheimer's disease that does not require blood or invasive procedures.

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get ready, don't forget to drink water, take it easy, and we don't see this all that often, it's the combination of the humidity with the hot temperatures today, and that's really going to be the issue, and you can see the haze that is out there right now, and poor air quality, as well, and you can see boston 76 degrees with a dewpoint of 74, and the dewpoints in the 70s, about as high as they go around here. so really oppressive humidity levels, and poor air quality, the alert going up, north shore, new hampshire, seacoast, parts of maine, asl now, out this way we have some fog, reducing the visibility, and you can see it's a quarter mile back to lawrence and orange, as well, and western part of the state, the fog should be burning off here by about mid morning, and low 70s out there right now, worcester, on up to bedford, and you can see boston is 76, and mid 70s on the cape, as well, so it is a soupy start, very muggy, and by lunchtime, we're up around 90 degrees, and then in the 90s this afternoon, but that heat index is going to feel like it's close to 100 degrees.

wind, so 80s to near 90 on the south coast and the cape, very humid, as well, we have to hit 99 today, to tie the record in boston so i think that we're shy of the records for today, and it's all about the humidity, and you can see what's happening, too, clouds, showers, kind of focusing more to the south today, and there is a front off to the north, that we are going to watch as we go through the weekend, and on the other side of the front, the air is much more comfortable but we are going to stay soupy, until that front crosses here late in the weekend, and with the high heat and h next couple days, as well, and could be a couple of spot thunderstorms tomorrow as we go into the lower 90s, and better chance of that, especially late in the day on saturday. all right, let's get you out to the roads. getting soupy out there. >> we are watching the delays, and also sun glare along the pike, this is a check in the eastbound heading away, let's go to the maps, the rest of the ride, so far not too bad, with the exception of 93 south, and coming out of methuen, a crash by this road, the right lane is

it, more volume out of wilmington, stop and go, as you travel down towards the spot pond. eastbound side of route 2 slow, we're watching a crash involving several cars right over by route 13, and between exit 31 and 32, and then as you travel the pike east, almost 25 minutes now, 495 to 128. more delays on 24 out of brockton and the expressway, almost a half-hour, braintree into boston, trains and buses still doing ok. >> now to the breaking news that we've been following, new details on a bad lit for a big papi. >> and antoinette antonio is live with what we have learned overnight. antoinette. >> as you saw, you know the hit was pretty hard to watch but we're breathing a collective sigh of relief this morning month. the preliminary x-ray results are back, according to the team, they are negative, and good news there, here's a look at what happened, papi, fouling that 98.5 miles per hour fastball right off his shin. wincing in pain, and hobbling

the steps by john farrell and a physical therapist. once again, the preliminary x-rays came back negative. and the sergei zholtok's president dave dombrowski saying that papi is doing much better this morning. we're live outside of fenway park this morning, antoinette antonio, wcvb. >> also breaking overnight, two people are in the hospital after severe injuries after a stabbing in dorchester. it happened just before 3:00 a.m. on millet street. no word on any motive at this point. and more breaking news, nearly two dozen people are hurt after a large apartment fire in silver spring, maryland, firefighters say that they still have not accounted for everyone. that fire started late last night. it involved at least two or three buildings. two of the injured are firefighters. now at this point that fire is under control but the building is at least partially collapsed. rubble strewn on the street in front of it. >> a court date for a man

waltham. the defendant in this case is 37-year-old emanuel louis. he went to a road on weston road looking for his ex-girlfriend. but police say he ended up stabbing his 52-year-old cousin, now in critical condition. he also allegedly attacked his 83-year-old godmother. he was apprehended a mile away. relatives say that he has a lengthy history of domestic violence. he will be arraigned today on charges that include armed assault with intent to murde kazakiewich, wcvb. >> as police here at princeton continue to investigate the murder of a jogger, the victim's hometown is mourning her loss. last night in lemon hundreds gathered to pray for vanessa marcotte and her family. she grew up in that town, and her father still lives there. marcotte was visiting her mother in princeton on sunday when she was killed while out for a jog. meanwhile investigates are

that have come in. police at this point still have not been able to determine if her murder was random or if vanessa was targeted. sera congi, wcvb. >> all right, thank you. ten minutes before 7:00. a sheriff's deputy in arkansas is dead. that officer was responding to a 9-1-1 call. the sheriff there says that the 34-year-old suspect had pointed a gun at his father. the father made a call for help yesterday, and when the officers arrived the sheriff's deput and body armor and fired at the officers. the sheriff says that the suspect wanted to cause a rukus ahead of a court appearance. the 65-year-old deputy sheriff killed was expected to retire soon. >> the u.s. air force says that it is struggling to fill a shortage of 700 fighter pilots by the end of the year. the branch is now planning to pay drone pilots a 35,000 a year bonus to encourage them to stay, and the move comes as the u.s. battles in three air wars

syria, and libya. >> it appears the email hack at the democratic national committee was bigger than first appeared and reached the private email accounts of more than 100 party leaders and the groups. the "new york times" is reporting the fbi is now widening the scope of the investigation. the cyber attack has been linked to russia. democrats say that they are pricing for more embarrassing emails to be leaked. >> and the trump tower climber is in custody, this is video here of the new york city police grabbed a man who climbed 15 stories up the tower using suction cups and dragged him inside. the climber allege -- allegedly wanted to meet with donald trump, now trump, in virginia during the incident, taking to twitter to thank the nypd for protecting the people, and the climber. >> and a new study suggests a test could help identify your risk for developing alzheimer's disease and a stroke. the researcher at boston university determined that men

significant risk. the study was based on data from the framingham heart study. >> the new england patriots take on the new orleans' saints for the first pre-season game, and as for who will take the field, the coach bill belichick says that the team's priority now is to get jimmy ready for the start of the season. the patriots reportedly plan to sit tom brady for the game. kick-off is at 7:30 at gillette. and to rio now where there is a lot to watch today,. >> and including stakes for aly raisman, and erika tarantal is here to set the stage. >> well, big medal events in the gym and the pool where there is a matchup between the swimming teammates but friendly rivals. michael phelps and ryan lockky go -- ryan lochte go head-to-head, and in gymnastics, aly raisman and simone biles are looking to medal in the individual all-around. meantime wednesday was another

and carmelo anthony with 31 points against australia, becomes the usa basketball's all-time leading olympic scorer. america is leading the medal counted with 32, and china in second with 23. emily. >> all right, thanks. big congratulations for a local diver, michael hickson will bring home a silver medal from rio. he's on the left in this picture here, and he and his teammate, sam doorman competed in the synchronized diving competition and came in second to great britain winning bronze. he lists amherst as his hometown but currently attends indiana university. the white house is using social media to keep the lines of communication open. if you want to send a note to president barack obama, all you have to do now is pull up the facebook messenger. the obama administering's chief digital officer says that they are trying to expand the president's reading material, and one way to do it is to open up a pass for facebook users. >> and the girl scouts, add

arsenal. they used yesterday to announce the sandwich cookies. they are going to be part of the lineup next year and going on sale in december. >> olessa. >> oh, yeah, right up her alley. >> yes. >> how many boxes should he be ordering for you? >> 14ish. >> ok. >> 15. >> okay. >> too much? >> no. >> all right. >> thank you. >> and a live look outside here, austin brighten, he or she heading to the top of the screen, sun glare, a factor for you this morning. we have fog to contend with so maybe not the best, but whether it's get to the maps. we are watching this crash as you travel past the road. delays back into methuen and more volume from wilmington, stop and go into boston. eastbound, we have a crash here, this is right by route 13. also a multi-car crash here on

milbury and past that, eastbound side, about 25 minutes, 495 to 128. more delays on the expressway north. right now you are 25 from braintree into boston, and trains and buses are running on schedule. cindy, feels like a soupy mess. >> it does. what type of soup would we call it today? >> what's your pleasure? >> we have a lot of fog out there, as well, wherever you see the white, olessa is talking about this, north of boston and off to the west, reduced visibility, and this should, burning off mid morning, but look at the low to mid 70s out there now with the high humidity. you can see the clouds and showers and focus to the south, so once the fog burns off we have partly to mostly sunny skies today, by 10:00, already in the low 80s, and around 90 at lunchtime and we're in the 90s this afternoon. look at these highs. about 95 in boston, as hot as 98 in lawrence, wind is going to hold us cooler with mid to upper 80s in the south coast and the cape and away from there we have a heat advisory up for that heat

through the afternoon and by about 9:00, 10:00, it's already going to feel like it's close to 90, and then there is the heat index this afternoon, close to 100, so if you are headed down to gillette for that patriots' pre-season game be prepared for the heat and humidity. it's going to be around 90 degrees. overnight we fall back only into the 70s, and tomorrow is still hot and humid. but during afternoon a couple of storms may start to pop, especially mid to late afternoon, and pretty isolated and scattered in nature tomorrow, not everyone is going to see them, but a this weekend, on saturday is, a front to our north is going to start to drop so by the late afternoon hours, showers and storms, especially across central, northern new england and north of the mass pike, and we'll watch that front drop southward and stall on top of us on sunday, so more clouds, and not as hot, but still scattered showers and storms, and very humid on sunday and monday, and before the humidity breaks on tuesday. of next week.

>> we wanted summer. >> it's here. >> thanks for joining us today. and remember if you are on the go you can watch us any type on the wcvb mobile app. >> and check for alerts about the heat all day, and cindy and erika have you covered at noon.

good morning, america. breaking news as we come on the air. a massive explosion rocks an entire apartment complex. >> it appears there was some type of explosion. the debris is covering the entire road. >> residents climbing out window, dropping children to safety as hundreds of firefighters battle the three-alarm blaze. at least 25 people rushed hospital. the search for survivors is on right now. a s.w.a.t. team takes down a suicide bomber near the u.s. border. the isis supporter planning to attack a major city. a dramatic confrontation overnight. >> hillary clinton doubles down accusing donald trump of inciting violence against her and the moment this man scales trump tower looking for a meeting with the republican nominee. big wins for the golden girls of team usa. >> she's a full second ahead.