>> breaking news. chaos and violence erupting after a fatal police-involved shooting in milwaukee. the riot police and the massive fire. also breaking overnight, the coast guard rescues 6 people clinging to a sinking boat in dorchester bay. the new information coming in this the heat and humidity are making a comeback. and the potential for another round of storms i'm tracking in the hours ahead. you're watching boston's news leader. good morning this is i center thunderstorms booming overnight. five. take a look at the lighting in groton. it's sunday august 14. good morning. i'm doug meehan.

did it wake you up? my house was rattling. anyhow let's talk about what we have going on. we had the first batch come through. some of you really got awakened. we should be about 80 degrees and then there will be a chance of some thunderstorms. it is not a guarantee. we all are going to get this heat and humidity. 96 degrees. it is not just the thunderstorms

that combination of heat and humidity. we will talk more about this coming up. antoinette: breaking overnight, the coast guard called to a rescue mission off castle island. six people were pulled out of the water. they were found clinging on to the boat as it sank in dorchester bay. police responding to a distress call around 1:30 this morinng. officials say the boat was taking on water and sinking fast. some of the passengers were wearing lifejackets. none of them were injured. the cause is under investigation right now. the coast guard will try to retrieve that boat today. we're following breaking news overnight. riots breaking out in milwaukee where angry crowds took to the streets last night, hours after a police officer shot and killed an armed man during a chase. protestors set fire to at least six businesses including a gas station. the mayor and other city leaders

police say that 23-year-old suspect was armed with a gun, and was fleeing from a traffic stop. the officer shot the victim during a foot chase. after the shooting, more than 100 people took the streets. the mayor saying the violence was given by social media. protestors clashing with police one officer is being treated right now, after a brick was thrown at his squad car. as for the shooting, the mayor says the officers feared for their own lives. >> the gun was a stolen gun. there were 23 rounds in that gun that that officer was staring at. police said they made 3 arrests overnight. the shooting is under investigation. the mayor says the officer was wearing a body camera. right now a quincy woman is suffering from life-threatening injuries after being hit by a car. it happened just before eight last night on day boulevard in south boston.

time as police investigated the crash. no word yet on the cause. the latest now on the princeton murder investigation. state police say they've received nearly 600 tips, and they're following up on every lead. 27-year-old vanessa marcotte was killed one week ago today, her body found near her mother's home in princeton. as we first reported, 5 investigates has learned police have submitted dna samples for testing on at least one possible person of interest. if you have any leads you're asked to call the anonymous tip line. tonight, the community will gather for a vigil and 3-mile group run at the princeton town common in memory of marcotte. she will be laid to rest on tuesday. jarring moments in boston harbor as some cruise ships crash into each other. black smoke billowing from one of those ships. the coast guard now investigating that crash right now. our david bienick explains what

>> to of the windows are smashed. it was going to fast. he says the regency hit the speedboat did people know it was going to happen? witnesses say thick black smoke cord from the back of the regency. this occurred about three times. we got everyone off the boat. investigator spoke with the crew this afternoon and sent one of

early some passengers were ready to cruise again. >> became all the way from texas. reporter: the coast guard says both boats are tied up waiting for repairs. antoinette: boston police are investigating a deadly shooting in dorchester. a man, believed to be in his thirties, was found shot just before midnight friday night in the area of 21 algonquin street. he later died of his injuries. no arrests have been made. right now, police in manchester, new hampshire are looking for a shooter who they say fired a shot at first responders as they were helping an unconscious person. it happened around 2 yesterday morning on elm street in manchester. two officers and two medics heard the gunshot, saying it went right over their heads. no one was hurt, but the police

two salem men are facing a slew of drug charges after being arrested in beverly. a joint investigation by salem and beverly police led to the arrests, after a series of undercover buys throughout the city. 21-year-old michael sanchez and 28-year-old jeffrey deleon are facing multiple drug charges, including distribution and possession of cocaine and heroin. detectives recovered a significant amount of crack, heroin and cash. right now an inconvenience for some patients in fall river. the charlton memorial hospital is redti conditioning system to stop working. the globe reports ambulances are being sent to saint anne's hospital in fall river and st. luke's in new bedford. cooling units are being used in some areas of the hospital. they expect the issue to be resolved by this afternoon. some positive news to report out of orlando this morning one of the victims of the nightclub shooting, who's also a framingham native, sharing a big

look at him there. he shared this video on facebook with the caption took my first steps all by myself, so happy. colon was injured in the massacre on june 12 at the pulse nightclub. 49 people were killed and more than 50 others were hurt. colon was shot in the leg. great to see him take those great steps. democrats in congress receiving , obscene voicemails and text messages on their personal cellphones. the hack that released private contact information for leading democrats in congress. also the leader of a mosque shot , and killed along with a friend as they left afternoon prayer in new york city. the search for the gunman right now. antoinette: devastating floods in louisana. the rescues continuing this morning. we're heading back into the 90's today, but keep an eye out for pop up thunderstorms. the timing of those storms still ahead, and we are following breaking news in milwaukee. protests after a deadly police

at least four businesses burned, including a gas station and a bank, and one officer was hurt by a thrown brick. we'll continue to following the incident all morning long on air, online and on our mobile app. >> 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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national guard called in for more than 1200 rescues and those rivers are rising fast. abc's phillip mena shows us the devastation. reporter: the rain just keeps coming and the floodwaters are rising. louisiana under siege. hundreds of rescues as people are rest to be brought to safety. because these are record floods we don't know how wide the water is going to get. the governor calling in the national guard to help. police and fire department struggled. bill kabul -- the helicopters

their local sheriffs calling into hell. -- help. officials cannot get to everyone. in this case, a good samaritan helped pull a man. people pushing past notices is frustrating for law enforcement. sign says road closed, it is therefore a reason. if i'd known what i knew right now, i would've stayed at home. antoinette: it is just getting worse. the water is still rising there. our tropical air is coming

occasional thunderstorm but this morning, what a beautiful site. >> do keep in mind it is a chance to see some thunderstorms. we don't have much the breeze going on and any escape is , not everyone saw that. this is based on radar returns and we can get a good estimate on how much rain happened. most of that was how to that first batch. then we got a second batch this

according quarter to a half inch of rain. quite a number of damage reports after this. we had water flooding the road there and we had a hard hit. water was a foot deep but depending on this, people were saying what rain? they were just that scattered. this afternoon. you may or may not get a thunderstorm but we are in this mass right now. the next firing mechanism is out here but it won't arrive until 5:00 this afternoon. it will be a while until he gets here. this morning, nothing left over. we have a partly cloudy sky in the of sunshine coming through. here are the current

we're going to add another 15 to 20 degrees. it is now up to 73 degrees and that puts us up into the oppressive rain. then we will talk a little bit. we will ramp it back up with another chance to see some showers and thunderstorms. let me break it down for the next seven days. it is hot and humid and other storms are trying to form out there. not everyone is going to see this but there will be a line trying to form out there. we have some thunderstorms going into tuesday. not a great chance that an opportunity. scattered showers and thunderstorms coming in and that

behind that we will break the humidity. i am liking the end of the week, is looking pretty nice. nothing severe happening this afternoon. antoinette: it is a some of the : 17. stories we're tracking right now police in new york are searching for the man who shot and killed an islamic leader and his friend in new york city, a lone gunman shot both men in the head as they left their mosque in queens. police say nothing so far indicates that the men were targeted because of their faith. the mosque ss immigrants from bangladesh. house minority leader nancy pelosi is sending out a warning to her colleagues in washington. a hacker has targeted democratic leaders, releasing personal phone and email addresses online. pelosi says she's received a slew of obscene voicemails and text messages this weekend. pelosi says she's changing her phone number and is advising her colleagues to do the same.

you can see the vortex of flames. it happened just outside portland. we've seen this before, experts say wildfires can sometimes create their own winds, causing a fire-tornado. firefighters were able to put out these flames without any injuries. doug: the local cranberry harvest is suffering, according to a new report. the cranberry revitalization task force is finding that the state is falling behind to wisconsin and quebec in terms of production. rise in production costs and less productive bogs. the u.s. department of agriculture's annual crop report shows a 12% decrease in the state's harvest this year. red sox and diamondbacks continuing their series at fenway. clay buchholz got the start for the sox last night bottom of the third dustin pedroia with the rbi single, and brock holt puts the sox on the board first. smooth sailing from there bottom of the 5th, tied at 3

and then it's brock holt in the 6th. he blasts this 2 run homer over the bullpen and the red sox hold on to win 6 to 3. rick porcello gets the start today at 1:35. it's another day of chasing olympic glory in rio. yesterday americans continued to pile on the medal count while we also said goodbye to perhaps the greatest olympian of all-time. the end of an era. michael phelps caps his storied the greatest swimmer of all time helping the 4 by 100 medley relay team surge to the win. this is phelps 23rd all-time gold medal, 28 medals overall. the most decorated olympian ever getting emotional as he says goodbye to competition. the women's team also taking on the 4-by one hundred medley relay, the americans turning in another gold medal performance for the united states.

the so-called splash and dash. manuel came in second for the silver. in the men's 1500 meter freestyle, american connor jaeger swam to his first olympic medal a silver. over at olympic stadium gold for the world's fastest woman. the ladies competed in the one hundred meters jamaica's elaine thompson rocketed across the line first claiming the gold medal. america's torie bowie won silver. and in the final for the long bounded to a gold medal. congratulations to her. an effort is underway to help some turtles who need a bit of a boost the tiny new arrivals on the cape, and why some loyal volunteers are key to their

this weekend. what to expect. doug: someone has their own olympic event going on. it looks fun. we will find out whether we have any more storms in the forecast

>> we have a warm start to the day out there. temperatures are starting to climb and they will keep climbing out there. it is not just the heat, it is the humidity. you're going to notice these high temperatures. degrees out there. , and go back to primary fred van vleet, the humidity will begin to call. antoinette: mother nature is getting some help at the mass audubon sanctuary on the cape in wellfleet. chronicle's anthony everett tells us volunteers and staff members are working to protect a threatened species, the

>> on sandy grasslands art tiny dunes. they are filled with bigs ready to hatch. the nest are monitored by's staff. twice a day from early summer to mid autumn they make no are clean and protected from harm. we can calculate the amount of money. terrapins have no contact with their offspring. >> welcome little one. this little fellow's weight and size.

are first exposed to semi, it is like someone flips the switch. oh, i'm alive. it was eaten back in the late 1800s. out and to have pork or madeira wine. that really just wiped out the turtles here. during the summer, she spends an average of 10 hours a week as a citizen scientist.

that volunteers do as much as possible. but there is something we can do in our spare time. tomorrow on chronicle. when big papi hits his homers, he's using a lou ledoux bat. when jordan spieth aces a hole, he's using fairhaven's titlest balls. plus, sweets, seats, ginger beer, and chips to go with it. made in new england, tomorrow at 7:00 thirty on chronicle. that is the ec how much time do we have left? doug: gop nominee donald trump is rallying support in a predominantly blue state. his pitch to voters in connecticut as democrat tim kaine appeals to residents in a key new england swing state. and new video in from a wild crash on route 128 the people who rushed to help the victims in that highway crash.

triggers violent protests in the streets. police pelted with bottles and bricks, several businesses burned to the ground.

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and breaking overnight. six people rescued from their sinking boat, the coast guard's rapid response to the distress call in dorchester bay. and comic con descends on boston. the honor the mayor has given to the original captain kirk. good morning, this is newscenter 5 eyeopener. good morning everybody. i'm antoinette antonio. picture. check it out. lightning striking a tree there. part of that tree fell down. i am seeing a lot of tree damage.

collapse. it can be very dangerous. mike: the heat and humidity have come roaring back. that is what triggered it. we have an excessive heat warning. this is where we expect the within the next 12 hours, look at how temperatures go. it is going to be muggy on top of it all. we could start to see thunderstorms but not a

, keep an eye to the sky. make sure you have plenty of water nearby. we will talk about it coming up. antoinette: we are following two breaking stories overnight. six people clinging to their sinking boat rescued from dorchester bay. the boaters put out a distress call around 1:30 this morning. the coast guard pulled all the victims out of the water. a few of them were wearing life vests. they were taken to a pier in south boston and checked out by ems. also breaking right now, violent protests after a deadly police shooting in milwaukee officers pelted with bricks and bottles. several businesses set on fire. as many as 100 protestors took to the streets. at this hour police are reporting only 3 arrests. the mayor says the shooting will be investigated by the state. the officer was wearing a body camera. breaking overnight in georgia. a police officer is shot dead and the gunman is on is run, the officer was killed as he got out of his cruiser while responding to a suspicious person in

armed and dangerous, and there are concentrated patrol efforts in the vicinity of the area. they were giving him a field sobriety test when another car smashed into them. is facing endangerment charges as well. >> an investigation underway in bridgewater right now where a man pulled from a pool at an apartment complex has died. our todd kazakiewich explains what happened. >> we saw them drag someone out

there and jumped right in. bridgewater police fire rushed there. bridgewater police say they got a phone call. saturday night, a sign hangs on emergency. he had been in the water for about five minutes. >> they were quite upset and i tried to comfort them. the victim was rushed to good samaritan hospital and that is where he was pronounced dead.

police officer nabs a home break-in suspect. the officer noticed two men acting suspiciously in the area of griggs road and griggs terrace. when one of the men got in a car and drove off, the officer followed. and just as he pulled him over a homeowner on griggs road called police to report a break-in. it was at the same address where the officer first spotted the pair. police are still looking for the second man this morning. caught on camera. we're getting a look at a dramatic scene that played out along a route 128 in weston. video posted on-line shows a car rolled over late friday. a woman in her fifties trapped behind the wheel. more than a dozen other drivers pulled over and tried to help her talking to her, keeping her calm and pulling on the door. >> i am always the person that runs to danger. it is probably not the smartest thing but if someone needs help,

graham wilson who shot the video said paramedics and firefighters later arrived and helped get her out out. she is expected to survive. >> in commitment 2016, donald trump rallying for support in a predominantly blue state. nearly 5,000 people packed into a gym at sacred heart university in fairfield, connecticut yesterday. the republican nominee pledging to make a big play for the state. trump, spent time attacking hillary clinton but she wasn't his only target. he blasted the media and lashed out at connecticut's governor after general elic >> commended ranks number 50 among the u.s. states for its fiscal health. in other words, it is the least this goal help in the union and

decades since connecticut voted for a republican for president. antoinette: on the democratic side, hillary clinton's running mate making a push in new hampshire this weekend. tim kaine wasting no time going after trump and what he calls trump's vision for america. >> if you watch the other convention, you saw something very different. it was doom and gloom and blame america first. that was a toward to the mind of donald t very frightening place to be. earlier he stopped at a restaurant. meanwhile, trump's running mate, governor mike pence, is suggesting he may release his tax returns before the election in november. that's contrary to trump, who is refusing to release his. the republican vice-presidential candidate is also making plans to visit new hampshire. he will be at an event in

on the record this morning. mayor marty walsh says he understands the reluctance of boston rank and file police officers to wear body cameras. walsh does stress he's committed to outfitting some officers on a trial basis. >> you cannot gauge how effective they are. we're going to get a good gauge. on the record this morning at 11:00. that's followed by matter of fact with fernando espuelas, and cityline at noon. a: 39 right now, we are following breaking news in milwaukee a deadly police involved shooting triggering a violent protest. police in riot gear patrolling the streets all night long. at least one officer is being treated after getting hit by a brick. several businesses burned to the ground. we'll keep tracking this story all morning long on air and on

shocked the city. the gang believed to be behind the murder of three young women in dorchester.

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>> 5 investigates looking at murders that shocked the city. three young women gunned down, a fourth wounded. now, on the 4th anniversary of the unsolved crime, their families are speaking out. and 5 investigates' karen anderson has new information about who authorities believe was behind the crime. >> for meet the people who killed kristen and her friend don't have any >> he found forgiveness in his faith. they were murdered sitting in a car in dorchester. >> it was very easy.

i am looking for justice. forgiveness does not come so easily to this family. >> it will be a struggle with forgiveness. that is just how it is going to be. they are reminded every day of the horrors of that night. >> all of a sudden i hear bang bang bang. he did not find out until afterwards. i see her falling and that she's gone. reporter: they were all killed by gunfire that here's a car. for his world was injured. one of them was the target of a gang related shooting. >> they do not come to discriminate, they came to kill all of them. the columbia point stars has been the most influential gang

48 were indicted. it is one of those cases that apple wants to be forced to -- >> i pray for be found by the police. there are other people out there . boston police say they remain committed to solving this case. karen anderson, five investigates. now for the forecast. mike: let's take a look around

it is a beautiful day and the harbor and we have the beautiful water temperature. keep an eye on this thunder showers. we have the high tide coming in and then that means you have plenty of beach space throughout the day. hot weather has been moving in and that is why you have them pushing and. the next round of thunderstorms is going to arrive here. a lot of you didn't see any rain last night.

temperatures are interesting overnight. the temperature at 9:00 last night went up. here are those current temperatures. we always look for that to be a little bit cooler the cape we are talking about this. it just keeps going up and up. we will get pretty close to that again this afternoon. it gives a little bit tomorrow but you probably won't even notice it. this is the opportunity here so the heat index this afternoon is

will feel like it is one of three that we cool our bodies by sweating. you feel hotter so when we cap cape heat index it is a combination of it. 103 is 103. here is how it will shape up the next seven days. juec afternoon thunderstorms. we will not be seeing any showers and thunderstorms, it looks like a mix of clouds. we will warm things back up and then on tuesday it looks like we will see a another round of thunderstorms. this is our best chance this week. we are talking about 80 degrees and then behind that here comes

antoinette: thousands walking to boston -- flocking to boston's seaport district this weekend for one of the most colorful events of the year. boston comic con. superheroes and supervillains just about everywhere you look. our todd kazakiewich got to experience some of the fun. we are following several -- reporter: in many other settings this gesture would be salutation. the annual gathering is back at the world trade center in the seaport. here, these are not costumes. it is known as cosplay. >> it is the best thing in the world. a big draw saturday is the original captain kirk, william

comic-con. mayor walsh honors shatner claiming it is william shatner day in boston. reporter: back on the comic-con floor are relishing the opportunity to see how much fans appreciate their work. it makes you feel good as an artist. by the end, some 50,000 fans will have come through these doors soaking in the arts and the atmosphere. antoinette: time is a: 50 and we are following several breaking stories overnight the coast guard rescue in dorchester bay. plus, chaos erupting in milwaukee. the deadly shooting that sparked

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>> breaking overnight, six people clinging to their sinking boat rescued from dorchester bay. the boaters put out a distress call around 1:30 this morning. the coast guard pulled all the victims out of the water. a few of them were wearing life vests. they were taken to a pier in south boston and checked out by

violent protests after a deadly police shooting in milwaukee officers pelted with bricks and bottles. several businesses set on fire. as many as 100 protestors took to the streets. at this hour police are reporting only 3 arrests. the mayor says the shooting will be investigated by the state. the officer was wearing a body camera. breaking overnight in georgia. a police officer is shot dead and the gunman is on is run, the officer was killed as he got out of his cruiser while responding to a suspicious person in the suspect is considered to be armed and dangerous, and there are extra patrols in that area. right now a quincy woman is suffering from life-threatening injuries after being hit by a car. it happened just before eight last night on day boulevard in south boston. state police say the 45-year-old victim was taken to boston medical center. the road was closed for some time as police investigated the crash. no word yet on the cause.

princeton will gather to remember 27-year-old vanessa marcotte. she was killed one week ago today, her body found near her mother's home. a vigil and 3-mile group run is planned at the princeton town common. state police say they've received nearly 600 tips, and they're following up on every lead in this case. marcotte will be laid to rest on tuesday. yesterday we told you about rattlesnake but not to be outdone, police and dartmouth are makin was, as it slithered down memorial drive. they suspect it might have escaped from its owner. if you have any information that can help dartmouth police, you should give them a call. staying on the theme, sutton police had to bring home the bacon after some pigs managed to escape from their home.

police rounded them up, and cared for the animals until the owners arrived to retrieve them. >> it's not clear if these little piggies were going to market. mike: that's how it is. a warm day today. we just got a repeat of it. we are now back to 96 degrees and here is the day where you really need to pay attention.

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