>> now on newscenter 5 opener. antoinette: 5 investigates with exclusive information the murder of a woman in boston. the dna sample that could lead to a major break in the case read doug: the drop morning issued. cindy: some areas getting a break from the intense heat today. thus, tracking the next chance for storms.an new hampshire. but is leading to a string of encounters. >> you are watching wcvb fox news leader -- austin's news later. this is newscenter 5 eyeopener -- boston's news leader. this is newscenter 5 eyeopener. doug: good morning. i am doug. antoinette: i an answer that. cindy is in with us and possibly

looks like this morning. it was 98 degrees in the city yesterday. cloud settled in and it was only 69. wind off the water and it is pulling us down. cool air rolling down the coast on the north shore, boston and the back door cold front will bring cooler air farther inland. hot and steamy across new york state and western new england, with their heat advisories and excesse it feels over 100, but not boston. cloud cover stays mostly cloudy and we have temperatures in the 70's along the coast line, still managing 80's farther inland and made 80's -- mid-eighties, but i think cooler temperatures will be with us along because line. the couple of storms to the west today. we will have the full timeline, just ahead. antoinette: thank you. funeral arrangements being

the 27-year-old murdered who was murdered out on the job will be late to rest at our lady of the lake church. right now, 5 investigates has exclusive information about a possible lead. >> five investigates learned that police submitted dna samples for testing on one possible person of interest in the murder of vanessa. she disappeared after leaving her mother's home in princeton her body was found nearby a few hours later. sources tell us the person who is familiar with that area, not identifying the person you kissed no one has been charged with a crime, and this could be a solid the, but with more than 400 tips, the das office is falling every lead. there would not comment on the information, but to the public should be careful and vigilant.

a break in the case in your tips are helping. doug: john atwater has an update on the tip line from princeton. john: it has been a long wait for investigators in the small town as they try to uncover clues that lead to a killer. they have focused on the timeframe between 1:00 and 3:00 sunday afternoon, when vanessa was out for a run along book station road. police say no detail is too small. they want information about any car on the road and a people to come forward if they saw a man this week who was scratched and bruised. and unless tips can be left at 508-453-7589. investigators are stressing this morning that any small tips could really be critical in the investigation. john atwater wcvb newscenter 5. doug: thank you. right now, a crash under

streets. the man on the bike was flown to boston medical with life-threatening injuries and the driver did stay at the scene. right now, a plymouth man is facing child pornography charges. a grand jury indicted derek watson on the charges with images of child photography. watson will be arraigned at a later date. antoinette: commitment 2016. trail with stops in battleground states. the republican nominee was in pennsylvania yesterday and told a factory in allston the -- and spoke to a factory before the rally there. he claimed that the only way could lose in the state visit there is cheating and he says he plans to watch pennsylvania close and election day, citing concerns about voter fraud very -- fraud. >> she cannot beat what is

in my opinion, and i mean this 100%, is if certain sections of the state, they cheat. antoinette: trump will be in ohio on monday, where he is set to deliver an important speech. doug: tim kaine will hold his first public event today in the granite state this weekend. he visited the restaurant and conquered before heading to a private fundraiser yesterday. controversial comments about a second amendment stopping hillary clinton from support is dangerous. >> it has no place in our politics. it is something completely out of character to do if you want to be leader. it should be a property and people together promoting civility and listening to one another. doug: kaine and clinton released their tax returns, and contrast

release any of his tax returns. meanwhile, top democrats in washington have been hacked. data were calling themselves lucifer 2.0 -- back or call themselves lucifer 2.0. in a statement, the democratic congressional campaign committee press secretary says "the committee has been the target of the cyber security incident and we are cooperative with federal law enforcement in their ongoing investigation." antoinette: a warning to new fish and game residents -- officials telling people to be on the lookout for hungry bears. limited food options force them to take more risks and they expect the bears to continue roaming over the next months. to prevent an unwanted visit, the state says to stop bird feeding, a warning for campers -- >> important to keep your food

the tent where the bear cannot get to it. once antoinette: it finds a big source, it will keep coming. officials say there have been multiple incidents with people raising livestock. it is important to keep those animals enclosed and in an electrical fence area to keep the berars away. 6:08. terrific crash with a van loaded with high school athletes. doug: what police she test a closer look at the impact the drought has a law to what you can do to ease the pain. there might be relief on the way. the transfer storms i am tracking today, especially coming up tomorrow. doug: and a solo home run at

>> monday morning on newscenter 5's eyeopener, classes are about to start, that means bills. >> three hacks that can help college students cut costs >> and the temperatures coming down, when the humidity breaks,

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antoinette: good morning. welcome back. the state has now declared a drought warning in central and north eastern massachusetts. the areas shaded in orange on this map calling for outdoor water use to be banned in all those cities and towns. those areas have been

normal for the past four months. as of last week, 62% of the state was in a severe drought. doug: newscenter 5's diane cho looks at what you can do to help protect your lawn. diane: for many of you, this is an all too familiar sight. >> most have either a full watering ban for a very strict watering ban. most of our customers to not have any irrigated. diane: dealing with crunchy, brown grass rather than agreement on you once had. >> the lawns are definitely stressed right now, but it is always amazing to me because this is not the person we have had a major drought. diane: they have been been answering one question on people's mind -- can you help? >> unfortunately, people are put

awns in during the spring, they will have to be taken care of. diane: but he says there is hope. >> there is a survival mechanism. the lawn conserves its energy in the root system. diane: you can see the difference as an experiment as the irrigated half the property and that the other alone. >> this is not growing. diane: here are a few tips, if you are in an area restriction, try to water your lawn with about one inch every week, but if that is not an option, keep your grass three inches to four inches long. once the temperatures get cooler, use little wiser to help it recover. >> be patient and pray for rain. [laughter] >> now, your storm team five forecast with meteorologist

my neighbor started using fertilizer. [laughter] what are you going to do to keep the long green -- lawn green? doug: is there sugar on one side? cindy: we desperately need rain around here. typically when you get into a drop of this magnitude, it takes a tropical system to pull us out of it. you can see where we stand. we're talking about deficits between seven and nine inches so severe to that one area of extreme drought in the west in northwestern suburbs. we need days and days of rain but we will not see that. there is rain up the canadian border this morning but look at the motion. generally lifting for the evening and staying to the north. there is a frontal boundary south. what we see from that right now are clouds in boston. look out overcast it is and the temperature has dropped

humidity not going away today but temperatures are dropping, considering it was 98 in boston yesterday, type of the hottest day of the year. thursday we were 96, so some of the hottest days of the summer have been over the past couple of days. contrast come today. much cooler in eastern portions of new england. in western new england in hartford and springfield, talking about excessive heat to heat index betwe that is why they are excessive heat warnings. not the case in boston. in the coast line, in the 60's in the north shore in beverly. look at the new hampshire seacoast from fort smith to rochester in the mid-60's. in 70's in worcester county and a lot of mid-70's on the cape right now. high temperatures today, and along the coastline, holding in the 70's and low 80's on cape

in the 90's like the past couple of days. you have to head farther west across western massachusetts, connecticut and parts of rhode island. this cold front is bringing in cooler air and it will bump into that hot and sticky air, so i do think that frontal provide a bit of a focus today for showers and storms that the potential for severe storms will be across new york state and in vermont in the northwest corner of our state th expecting a lot of what weather. if you have backup plans, by noontime, a lot of clouds and mostly cloudy skies. when we get the breaks, that frontal boundary will be in the vicinity, 102 storms may pop-up mid-to-late afternoon but that is all we are talking about. if you spot storms today and the atmosphere loaded with moisture. the stronger storm could get into stronger wind but i think the focus is off to the north

weaken this evening and overnight before an exit its way to the coastline. i wind turns around to the southwest tonight and temperatures fall to the 70's and get this tomorrow. that backdoor brent getting added. . southwesterly wind back and so is hot and humid weather with 90's tomorrow. 96 boston. after an humidity and it deals over 100 degrees. tomorrow we have a better chance of seeing potent aftno dry weather until lunchtime tomorrow and then in the afternoon, look at storms developing. potential for gusty and potentially damaging wind tomorrow as they march resort. read because of heat, humidity and the potential for storms, but that is it carried back into the 80's early next week and humidity comes down. the difference. antoinette: thank you.

turns into tragedy. a passenger van carrying members an ohio girl's team collided with a semi-truck. a 19-year-old was killed as both vehicles ended up in a ditch. four other passengers and the van's driver are suffering from life-threatening injuries. officials say the semi hit the van when that driver failed to yield at an intersection. antoinette: this morning, we are learning more about what caused three children to fall from a ferris wheel at a fair in tennessee. inspectors have found that the rivets on the gondola carrying the rl come loose. the bottom plate dropped down and got caught on the frame of the ferris wheel, tipping the girls out. a six-year-old remains in critical condition this morning, while two other girls are now out of the hospital. a delicate project now underway in weymouth. crews using jacks to raise a huge span of the fore river bridge. it's more than 78-feet wide and part of the bridge's lift. on monday, crews will start floating it on the water so it

the $244 million project will be completed in 2018. doug: the sox hosting the diamondbacks at fenway park this weekend. a rough start for david price, down by two in the bottom of the hanley ramirez showed up to this first. one. he gets a three run homer, they're up three to two. bottom of the second, and there he is again. ramirez goes deep to the center, his second three home runner of the night. and then this, david ortiz his 1,000th extra-base hit with boston. antoinette: two you health this morning, a local man who survived a heart attack in is 20's is now facing another health challenge. but this time, it involves his young son, who inherited his rare disorder. their story now part of a new web-md series on innovations in care. our heather unruh spoke with the family.

and learning to play the keyboard. >> i have been reading "harry potter" books. heather: what sets them apart is his cholesterol. >> his cholesterol at one point was about 1000. heather: he suffers from a severe form of hypercholesterolemia, which causes too much cholesterol to build up in the blood. let's see how this sounds. getting the cholesterol scrubbed from his blood. >> when you wake up at 6:00 a.m. in the morning and rico to children's hospital, they had this machine that takes up my blood. they claim it out through the machine and then they put it back in. heather: max inherited it from his mom and dad, both with a family history of high cholesterol. jonathan separate heart attack

it. >> my wife knew she had high cholesterol and you happen to me, though we did not put them together to say, this is because of a combination. we are not geneticist. heather: an estimated one million americans have it. 90% complete we unaware. that is why the family is sounding the alarm. >> there is a 25% chance you could pass it onf cholesterol and history of family early heart attacks or high cholesterol, it is important to have the kids checked out. heather: the first signs appeared when he was a toddler. to test and a diagnosis. >> they are getting flatter. heather: the weekly treatment at children's temporarily brings levels way down but he is on cholesterol-lowering aspirin for

plaque in arteries. >> i did not feel sick. heather: but he knows staying level take a lifelong commitment. >> it is stressful. it is honor mines probably every single day, especially as we remind him every night to take his medication. heather: for people with it, it is not enough to eat healthy and exercise. medication is required and that is why jonathan helped sharing their story others with the family history of high cholesterol to talk to doctors and get tested. antoinette: so important to keep in i am things like that when it comes to help. doug: and some kids and families are so strong and resilient, an amazing thing to watch. antoinette: it is. a giant rubber ducky returned 6:22. home years after it disappeared. doug: you do not say. antoinette: [laughter] doug: the mystery surrounding the globe-trotting duck next. and a rattlesnake slithers it's way into a quincy neighborhood.

antoinette: let's go back outside this morning on the water. have some changes on the way for today. cooling down a little bit.

antoinette: 6:25 on saturday.

temperatures cool. been brighter in worcester right now and in hampton beach. a lot of cloud cover. we have a backdoor cold front working south this morning. it is cooling down the coast, where it stays in the 70's. 80's farther inland and mostly cloudy. a spot storm and better chance of thunderstorms tomorrow but back in the heat and temperatures back in the 90's tomorrow. you can see the heat and the focus on the west, with ce springfield to hartford. 70's at the coast, 80's inland but everybody back into the heat tomorrow. antoinette: thank you. a big rubber duck back with its rightful owner after five years. [laughter] doug: the duck travelled the world but its disappearance and return remains a mystery. gale ducky has been on the move since it was taken from a hampton, new hampshire family's front yard. the family has received post cards from across the globe. they've even been following a

up, full of pictures. >> the next picture i saw looked suspiciously like a sidewalk and my drooping flower. i thought, wait a minute, she is home in the driveway. doug: some kooky neighbors. this week, the duck turned up with a suitcase full of memorabilia. the family has enjoyed the mystery, and they say they don't care if its ever solved. see what i did there? antoinette: go ahead. [laughter] doug: day eight at the olympic games in real. antoinette: and a reversal of fortune for olympic swimming sensation michael phelps. and some quick team work at a local pool. the key training that kicked in

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cindy: cooler air moving in now and the potential for storms i'm tracking now. doug: and a 5 investigates exclusive. a new lead in the murder of vanessa marcotte, the evidence her killer may have left behind. the key dna test that could break the case. antoinette: and a pool rescue in boston. the dramatic team effort to save a little boy pulled from the deep end.

doug: good morning. i am doug. antoinette: i am incident and technical and we had cindy with us this morning. -- i am antoinette antonio and rehab cindy with us this morning. you are talking about color temperatures. cindy: dramatic saturday morning. this is what it looks like in boston, low clouds and temperatures that have dropped down to 69 with wind coming in off the water. it was 98 yesterd today. 60's on the north shore of new hampshire and even 50's and far northern maine. near 80 degrees in hartford right now and we have a factor cold front working its way south and as it continues to shift to the south unless, it is pushing heat and humidity, some we will have some of that off to the west, but this front of the the dividing line between excessive

669 in boston, clouds linger throughout most of the day and most of cloudy day, 70's at the coast and they will be 80's farther inland. much of your day is tripe you have outdoor plans and one or two showers with storms popping up this afternoon and a better chance by the north and west. doug: thanks. 5 investigates has learned 6:32. police have submitted dna samples for testing on at least one possible person of interest marcotte. antoinette: marcotte disappeared after leaving her mother's home in princeton on sunday her body -- on her body was found nearby sunday. a few hours later. the da's office has received more than 400 tips in the case. the da would not comment on our information but did say the public should be careful and vigilant. right now, a crash and investigation involving a bicycle and pickup truck. doug: in happened late last

the bike was flown to the medical center with five turning injuries and the driver did stay on the scene. antoinette: hillary clinton's running mate tim kaine will hold his first public event in new hampshire today. kaine made his first trip to the granite state this weekend. he and clinton released their tax returns yesterday, dating back a number of years. doug: a little boy told from a pool in boston, lifeguards and strangers jumping in to rescue him. right now, that 7-year-old child is in the hospital. our diane cho was in hyde park >> i cannot imagine him not going home. diane: as a mother to a six-year-old boy, she cannot help but think of her own son in that scenario. she was at the pool in hyde park when it turned into a terrifying ordeal for the family members of a seven-year-old boy. >> originally, he was at the three feet. i guess he was following someone out to the middle of the pool, and he realized that it was deep and he panicked, so he started

in distress and the child was not breathing so she jumped into action. >> just rotated, she agreed, i breathe, i did compressions and we got a pulse and he is fine. diane: dean used to work as a home health aide and knows how to perform cpr. >> i am so grateful and today, i meant back-and-forth. diane: the child was responsive and transported to a local hospital. over the pond in worchester. the body of a 49-year-old woman was recovered there yesterday by the worcester fire department dive team. neighbors say she went swimming thursday night, and never returned. police believe the drowning is accidental. antoinette: right now, a missing boy is safe, and his father is in police custody. it started with a shooting thursday night on blue hill avenue in dorchester. police say 27-year-old juan ayala-powell left the scene with his 9-year-old son. kelvin martins was eventually found at his ex-girlfriend's

she says kelvin was dropped off in the middle of the night with no explanation. ayala-powell was arrested a few hours later in revere. controversy in new bedford where an accused drug dealer was initially allowed to coach pop warner. doug: the co-founder of the league taking heat for writing a letter in his support. he's now sharing his story with our nicole estaphan. >> the status right now to a not be able to coach. year may be up again. the decision made friday by the cofounder daniel and the park department after a well-liked coach, 39-year-old mendez, was charged in a harrowing drug trafficking ring. >> i think it shocked the whole city. those who like to mend did not like it. nicole: perhaps no one more shocked and daniel, who wrote a letter to the church at the request of the defendant. he said at the time, he believed mendez's story and he was in the wrong place at the wrong time

coached as a young kid, a man he thought was paying it forward. >> he does a good job of the kids. it is sad to see an in-depth this way. nicole: a judge agreed to let mendez continue to coach, sparking controversy, with the letter at the forefront. after closer look at charges, he changed his mind. >> good things come to an end. easy money will get you in trouble. nicole: mendez sold heroin and was a large al scale heroine supplier in new bedford. he will be back in court for a plea hearing. doug: residents in middlesex county are being warned about a telephone scam. sheriff peter koutoujian says callers are posing as deputy sheriffs and threatening to arrest people for not paying outstanding bills or fines. the sheriff says you should not give out any personal or financial information to these callers. if you are contacted, you should call police immediately to file

antoinette: right now, mbta transit police are looking for the man who caused disruptions on the blue line as he tried to get a selfie. they say this man walked onto the tracks at the aquarium station just before 8:00 wednesday night, heading into the tunnel. that caused delays on the blue line as officers searched for him. police say his trespassing was a -- police say he was trespassing and it was a dangerous, potential he deadly, stunt that put officers in harm's way. if you rni -- if you recognize them, you should contact transit police. doug: sweetgreen on boylston street is back in business after being shut down wednesday for health code violations. in a statement, the owners said they have taken steps to make sure it does not happen again. there is now designated food safety expert on staff in back bay and they plan to assign a similar expert to all of their locations. antoinette: a deal is in the works for the building that includes boston's iconic citgo sign. b.u. owns 660 beacon street and has reached a deal with local developer related beal.

boston's landmark commission is considering making the sign an official landmark. doug: how is it not? antoinette: exactly. good question. doug: on the way this morning, a snake in the city. doug: this am i give you the willies. a rattlesnake found in quincy. what it took to move it safely out of a neighborhood and why wildlife officials believe it made the visit. antoinette: flooding down south. the rescues caught on camera. cindy: we have cooler air making its way south, but only some areas will see some relief. the brief break and the

doug: welcome back. right now, residents in louisiana are bracing for more rain this weekend. floodwaters have already claimed at least two lives. more than 17 inches of rain has fallen in some places over the last 24-hours. many people needing to be rescued from their homes. including one family with a newborn baby. the governor has declared a state of emergency.

overflowing since the rains began on thursday. meanwhile, a florida woman is recovering after an alligator nearly took her hand. she was attacked yesterday in the everglades when she dropped it can from a dock and then was attacked as she reached down to get it from the water. she remains in critical condition right now. a rattlesnake spotted slithering down the street in quincy. it is now safely in the custody of the environmental police. it turns out all this hot weather may bebl unexpected visit. antoinette: newscenter five's mary saladna talked to some of the startled neighbors. mary: imagine finding this outside your front door. not just any snake, a rattlesnake. it happened on growth street in quincy and people know this. >> it was scary. >> he was sitting across the street. mary: he was kissing? -- hissing?

long and evil. mary: [laughter] >> one of the reasons they come down as the result of the drought. mary: experts blame the dry weather. the sky was thursday so it came into a populated area looking for a drink. did you know they were rattlesnakes? >> i thought there was none. marry, but older brother brendan makes a good point. >> we have coyotes and stuff surprising because a live next to blue hills. mary: rattlesnakes are common at the blue hills reservation. once environmental police captured this snake, they took about. on a scale of one to 10, how cool? >> 10. i looks he: they could be others out there, so if you see a snake, keep your distance and call 911 -- i love snakes.

your distance and call 911. antoinette: you do not have to tell us twice. [laughter] the problem here. doug: i had no idea those were here. i know they wanted to put them on an island out on the lake somewhere. antoinette: not going to that island. cindy: you see what is happening behind us? antoinette: look at that -- where is the city? cindy: overcast, cola temperatures and seems like just yesterday it was 98 degrees. oh, it was. tied for the hottest day of the year, and you can see on thursday, we were 96. we have had a stretch of hot weather. today is an interruption locally because another day in the 90's with the heat index over 100 for places like springfield and hartford, so the heat is still out there but it shifted across western new england and eastern new england. we have low clouds and it is a function of the wind off the

and not just in boston. beverly down to 67, and we can seat rochester at 65. inland, low-to-mid 70's and very humid, even though it will be closer today and sticky. humidity not going away. 75 right now and 70's on the cape. we are watching a backdoor cold front and it will penetrate back to 495 and cool temperatures and you get farther west, and it is still in the 90's. it is a function of how close you are to the water and how cool you are going to be as we watched this cold front come in. showers across the northern new england. i think we will see a lot of clouds today, but not too much bad weather few have backdoor plans. heat and humidity building on

boundary, and that is where we have a marginal risk persevered storms popping up this afternoon and evening. it is across new york, vermont, northwestern massachusetts and i think we will be removed from that today and a lot is due to cloud cover. hotter tomorrow and humid, but mainly dry on the cape. if you are heading up north to the mountains and lake region the next couple of days, there will be off and on a lot of clouds this morning, a lot of cloud cover at noon time. mostly cloudy skies, a few breaks of sunshine this afternoon and they made deal a couple of storms, said there would be few and far between, but if we get them, there is the potential for heavy rain that could lead to flooding and some storms may have stronger damaging wind. a lot of that will be focused in the northwest this evening and the storms may fall apart before the make it in.

in the 70's and that southwesterly wind pushing back that backdoor cold front, so we are in heat and humidity all over tomorrow. temperatures in the mid to upper 90's when we factor in humidity and it will feel hotter than that. the potential tomorrow for more storms. we had highlighted in red for you. brighter skies in the morning until lunchtime and then the clouds build. we will watch a line of storms approach from the west, and once the friend drops out, finally some we are back down to the 80's early next week, less humidity, and another chance of rain fall by wednesday. doug: thank you. 6:47. one of those -- really? -- stories. the pentagon is banning pokemon go from all official devices. the recently sent a memo reminding workers and contractors to keep the app off their work phones. the memo obtained by the

pinpoint the locations of sensitive facilities where secrets are stored. antoinette: funny that that even has to be said. the sox hosting the diamondbacks at fenway park this weekend. a rock star for david price. down by two at the bottom of the first, but hanley ramirez showed up to this one. he gets a three run homer. sox up 3 to 2. bottom of the second, and there he is again. ramirez goes deep to the center, his second three run home run of the night. and then this. david ortiz blasts his 26th homer of the season and the sox win 9 to 4. it was also big papi's 1,000th extra-base hit with boston. more than a week into the olympic games now and the u.s. continues to dominate, leading the medal count right now with 50 medals. 20 of them gold. today is day and all eyes will eight be in the pool for the woman's 50 meter final and both the men and women's four by 100

yesterday, a string of gold medals for u.s. athletes. plus, one surprising silver. >> a shocking reversal of fortune. michael phelps was going for his fifth gold of this olympics, and his fourth straight in the event, but he faltered and had to settle for the silver in a three-way tie in the last individual race of his olympic career. joseph skooling of singapore claimed the gold and snapped phelps' gold medal streak. nineteen-year-old katie ledecky wa freestyle, where she set an olympic record thursday. yesterday, she was good as gold, surging all alone to an amazing finish and to a new world record, more the eleven seconds ahead of the pack. she's the first woman since 1968 to sweep the 200, 400, and 800 meters in a single olympics. in the women's 200 meter backstroke finals, american maya dirado took gold.

anthony ervin grabbed the gold. american nathan adrian battled his way to the bronze. steve johnson and jack sock won the men doubles bronze, beating the canadian pair 6-2, 6-4. and the u.s. fencing team won bronze in the men's foil. it is the u.s.'s first medal in the event in eighty-four years. doug: in hoops action the u.s. , women's team routed the previously undefeated canadians, 81-51. while on the men's side a surprising squeaker. they barely held off a surging antoinette: i like how katie ledecky has time to get out of the pool, dry off, blowdry her hair and stand before everyone even finishes. doug: she almost laughed them. -- lapped them. antoinette: they already have a gold medal, a place in american history and now the final five have their own cereal box. among them, needham's own aly raisman. kelloggs has announced plans to release special edition boxes of

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antoinette: police irks amid a the and they samples for testing on at least one possible person of interest in the murder of vanessa marcotte. she disappeared after leaving her mother's home in princeton on sunday. her body was found 400 tips and they would not comment but they said the public should be careful and vigilant. doug: right now, a crash under investigation involving the back and pick up truck last night. the men on the bike was flown to boston medical whip life-threatening injuries. the driver did stay at the scene. antoinette: a seven-year-old boy recovering in the hospital after he was rescued from the swimming

was struggling in the water and immediately jumped to action. the witness also helped perform cpr and the child was responsible at the time he was transported to the hospital. doug: hillary clinton's running mate will hold the first public event in new hampshire today. he is making his first trip to the granite state this weekend. they both released their tax returns yesterday, dating back a number of years. this is in contras, to donald trump -- in trump was refused. antoinette: game officials telling people to be on the lookout for hungry bears the. see the drought and lackof rain leads to spikes and incidents. limited food options forced him to take more risks and they expect them to continue roaming over the next couple of months. prevent an unwanted visit, stop bird feeding and secure all trash. doug: the end the lookout

boston, contra sunday. among the guests, captain kirk, william shatner. antoinette: there do not dress up like that all the time in the seaport area? doug: some of them do. [laughter] a wild scene. you can just sit down there and watch them go by. it is awesome. cindy: some of those costumes are little toasty. you'll get a break nature today because it will only be in the 70's at seaport and along the coastline. 80's over the interior, mostly cloudy and mostly dry day. one or two storms this afternoon but the heat is back, well into the 90's, feeling over 100 and a chance of thunderstorms and showers tomorrow afternoon. we will see temperatures come down early next week. more reasonable and less humid.

, one or two isolated storms this afternoon, but most of the day is dry. antoinette: a nice break. block on the beach kind of day. doug: the force is strong with that one. [laughter] ok, take a walk on the beach. "good morning america" is next. antoinette: see you back at 8:00. like to live a full life. but living for today doesn't mean forgetting about tomorrow. most people spend more time planning their vacation than they do for retirement. but i like to think of retirement like it's a 30-year vacation. so how are you going to get there? don't worry. it just takes some planning. and i can help. so if you have a question about retirement, ask me. sincerely, bernard tynes

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