terribly and i miss her immensely. a funeral will beheld at our lady of the lake church. back to you. >> now live looking out at boston. another, hot, humid day out there. we are watching a storm threat for tomorrow, harv. >> we have to keep an eye to the sky. boston 89 and new bedford and hartford. it was a little less humid than it has been. it is at least some change. if you look here we have a good deal if you look toward the ohio valley we can see a few lead showers and thunderstorms. that's where the super humid air is located. as it makes an approach, look what happens. even in the morning showers and thunderstorms could be moving into western new england. we are in a risk of storms. in western new england it is a

chance. we will talk more about what that means for you. >> the weather is improving in parts of louisiana but it does not look like it. a day after the deadly flooding the water was not expected to recede for two days. this afternoon six people are dead and 20 thousand others forced from their homes. this after 30 inches of rain fell in we tried out the kitchen and there was a sneak and then we tried to leave and couldn't. >> president obama has declared louisiana a major disaster area. >> donald trump is outlining his strategy to defeat the islamic state. >> now more on the plan. >> donald trump saying hillary

physical stamina to take on isis. donald trump delivering his speech in ohio. he says one of his first acts is to establish a commission on radical islam. trump is saying in youngstown new screening procedures on immigrants and their children are needed. >> the time is overdue to develop a new screening test for the threats we today. i call it extreme vetting extreme vetting. our country does -- doesn't need more problems. >> the obama administration blaming clinton for letting isis spread, but he did not call them the founder of isis.

mentioned the marathon bombings twice in today's remarks. >> i know more about isis than the generals. no, donald, you don't. >> that is hillary clinton going after trump's isis plans. the vice president joe biden as you can see was with her. clinton again saying that trump is unfit to serve the country as president. >> i said in tweet is not a man you can trust with nuclear weapons. it is also not a man you can trust to run our economy, help heal our cities or be a role model for our children. >> the secretary is saying the fight against isis will not be easy, but america will in the end prevail. >> a man charged in the dorchester shooting appeared in court today. >> his young son is missing for hours after the violence.

todd? reporter: ed and heather, the uh-huh partment building behind me is where the victim lives. the victim is being held on $150,000 bail. powell is being charged with armed assault with an attempt to murder and the custodial kidnapping of his son who was missing for 12 hours. until powell surrendered and whereabouts, prosecutors say after an argument with neighbors powell takes off with his son and then allegedly returns at some point later and the argument continues and ayala powell continues. >> that's why my son removed calvin to the best of my knowledge from wherever he was at.

courtroom shielding his face. his attorney voiced concerns about the reliability of the victim and witness statements identifying him as the shooter. ed and heather, the victim is a young man in his early 20s. he is expected to recover. >> this is new at 4:30, a scary situation for a woman taking out the crash. >> nicole estefan is live with the troubling details on this. nicole? reporter: those teen's brothers said it was a social they wanted to scare the woman and they did. they were wearing these masks and they were dressed in all back. they lunged at the -- lunged at the woman on saturday night. she was taking out the trash at the time and according to court documents she saw chandler and jacob ortiz approach her. they ignored her and she ran to main street and yelled for help.

they are facing a charge of disorderly conduct. the victim is a former military who usually carries a gun on her. she did not have it on her that night. the situation clearly could have been much worse. ed and heather? ed: police say a child rape suspect has turned himself in. he was wanted on several charges and he is being held on $50,000 are cash bail. >> milwaukee is preparing for a third night of unrest following the death of unarmed black man by a black police officer. businesses were attacked and burned. 23-year-old saville smith was shot and killed in a traffic stop after he was ordered to drop his weapon, but did not. the confrontation was captured on the officer's body cam. >> certainly appears to me that at the time he made that decision it was a credible and legally protected decision. >> we will make sure there is peace and order restored to the neighborhood.

during last night's demonstration. police say they plan on releasing the body cam video just as soon as possible. the officer involved is on administrative duty. ed: a person of interest is being questioned. the man's assistant shot down in queen. both men shot in the head. it happened in broad daylight. police do not believe the shooting is tied to the men's fate. >> a man accused of making threats against the largest mosque is being held bail. he was arrested last month. but he made other threats against muslims and people of color and homosexuals. >> aaron hernandez is back in court tomorrow. the double murder case against the former patriot is set to go on trial. this is video from last month. he got kc anthony acquitted. >> a mom on trial for the

death a little girl. they say she killed the little girl because she wet herself during the night. she beat the girl over the course of several days. inflicting more than 50 injuries. a judge and not a jury will decide whether she is guilty. >> new at 4:30, a new move from the new hampshire prep school where they sexually assaulted a teenage girl. >> they want the girl's name to be revealed in a civil suit. the parents of they are listed in the lawsuit as jane and john doe. they requested a judge reveal their names arguing that they are using the media to attack the schools from behind a cloak of anonymity will. >> -- a person was wanted in a crash. this is route one. we are waiting to learn the condition of the person who was hurt. turn officials will host a

>> hundreds were found dead and injured on the property. they want to host a meeting once the investigation is wrapped up, but they say that could take several weeks. officials there say there are plenty of questions and concerns that need to be addressed. >> they are asking for the public's help in finding a bank robber. >> he is wanted in connection with the unarmed robbery of the bank at 1150 washington street. back on august 3rd, passed a note demanding money and he made off with an undisclosed amount of cash. another loss for bill cosby to tell you about. his efforts to reseal his deposition testimony about affairs and prescription sedatives. the appeal was moot because the contents are a matter of public knowledge.

by a claim that they were assaulted decades ago. >> several cars were on fire and they say there was a lot of smoke in the air as well. no word on any injuries or what may have started this fire. and new at 4:30, the electrical failure is now being blamed for this alleged fire on plum island. the flames broke out at a home on 59th street. one of the duplexes was destroyed and another was heavily damaged. the fire quickly spread to three nobody was hurt. >> they started at a home on alabama street. the heat made fighting the fire even worse. 24e were treated and released for minor injuries. they believe the fire was started by a powerful light bulb that was too close to flammable materials. the home suffered $150,000 worth of damage. nay the death toll from last week's building explosion in

body from the rubble as they continue to look for survivors. eight people are still missing following wednesday's blast. itent is debris -- it sent debris flying hundreds of feet. the cause of the blast is still being investigated. ed: and mother than a hundred homes destroyed by this wildfire in northern california. thousands of people have been evacuated in this town a little north of san francisco. drought conditions and high temperatures are making it difficult for firefighters to cont t no injury -- injuries have been reported. >> controversy connected to this popular pokemon go game. a northeastern student is posting signs related to the game without permission. one of them reads and i am quoting, all firefighters are napping. in case of fire, text the nearest water poe pokemon. mayor walsh reacting today. >> you can't be doing it. it is city property.

we are telling people that you can't do that. >> the northeastern student said he will take them down if they are offending people. >> right now new york's jfk airport is back to normal after they got a big scare. reports of gunfire prompted evacuations at two terminals. port authority police say they have not found any firearms or any other evidence of gunfire at the airport. it is time to flash forward at what is happening. >> sitting all day you. the new warning to get you up and get you moving. >> at 6:00, a very sweet birthday surprise for a sick boy. >> and then new at 7:00, made in mass. for centuries it is a staple and see how it has been row -- produced all of these years. >> it is warm, but look at this in the midwest.

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you're watching newscenter 5 at 4:30. ed: at least the pike doesn't look too bad. in both directionses it -- directions it is moving fine. out of town and into town, it is moving nicely. we just hit the update button and we will start at the split. mass ave to route 3 will take 34 minutes now? wow. hope it doesn't get worse.

nothing. look at 128. it slows into the welsley stretch. you can slow a little bit, but it will take you 23 minutes. you will get to 495 without a problem. 495 is slow where it merges with the pike, but you have a seven-minute ride from the pike to 2 -- 290. that's what it looks like to quarter of 5 in the afternoon. >> a major project on the south shore. this is ahead of its installation. it weighs nearly three million pounds. how would you like to move that? it connects quincy to waymouth. drivers were using a temporary one for years. it started in 2012 and completion has been delayed until 2018. a big step forward today. >> harv, is that mess coming here? harvey: well, tomorrow is a day we have to be on our toes because there are showers and thunderstorms in the area.

>> you know, today some of you may be a little less humid. check out the city cam and look at the visibility. the air is much clearer and cleaner today relative to how it has been. 10 we will show you what we are talking about and check it out. here you shol see -- you shall see. 89 in boston, but that's a west, northwest wind and that's a dryer wind. so the humidity is down and the dew point still around 90 in many places, but not quite the oppressive 90s that we've been experiencing. and here on our humidity impact chart, notice that there are areas that are actually comfortable and then there are spots that are muggy especially near the south coast and the cape. but it definitely is a step in the right direction. it is not going to stay that way. tomorrow, here comes the very, very humid air all the way back at us.

chances of showers and thunderstorms. tonight still somewhat less humid. the temperatures will hover around 70 or 71 for boston and some 60s off to the north and to the west. tomorrow won't be a real hot day because of a good deal of cloud cover and the risk of a few showers and thunderstorms. but it will become much more humid again during the course of the day. as that humidity arrives, then we will watch some of the showers and thunderstorms through the midwest. now some of pass north and west of us, but we may get some in southern new england as well. it is the leading edge of the incredibly hot as well as much more humid air that makes its approach tomorrow. do you see how in the afternoon around boston we could get a few storms? we could also have one or two in the morning as well. certainly not going to be raining all day or anywhere close to that, but we will have clouds most of the time tomorrow and we do have to be on the alert. it is possible a couple of

uh veer side. a front will come through. it is not the maximum heating of the day. after that it looks like a more comfortable air will return. notice the first chance of a few showers and thunderstorms approaching from the south and west during the midmorning or so. roughly around a that time. as we get into the afternoon hours we will be watching more storms off to the west and a few could be moving into our region later tomorrow or tomo these will be strong containing strong or damaging winds as well as lightning and heavy rains. that's what we will be following ever so closely. in the meantime, check it out. there is tomorrow. humid with a few storms around. keep an eye to the sky. maybe an early morning quick shower on wednesday and then it comes more comfortable. as we look ahead toward thursday another front is making an approach. it should become less humid.

and into the upcoming weekend. that's how things are looking right now. it is beautiful out there today, but it will be different for tomorrow. we'll stay on top of it. heather? heather:a legal dispute between the children of dr. martin luther king is over tonight. king's daughter was fighting her brothers over the ownership of king's traveling bible and nobel peace prize meddle. the sons of the slain leader was trying to sell them to a private buy expert daughter items to one of the sons. ed: taking a look at your health coffee is provingy -- proving effective to those who have a heart attack. patients were less likely to die from heart damage. researchers tracked 37,000 people who chronicled their coffee drinking habits. heather: rent is sky rocketing in boston. ed: who is being squeezed out of the city and what they plan

on this monday -- heather: you didn't even ask. ed: i have a whole week to go. green arrows are everywhere.

to the economy and a warning after a number of hotels in nearly a dozen states are targeted by

hackers may have gotten names, card account numbers. the data was collected from december until june of this year. >> plainridge park is collecting $180 million in gambling revenue in the first year. the state gaming commission is bringing in more than $88 million in state revenues from taxes and other assessments. initially the state projected about $105 million in taxes. but those projections were lowered to $83 million. ed: gas prices are still dropping. they dropped another penny in the last week. it is now a four on average a gallon and that's a cent below the national average. experts say it is possible that gas prices could hit the $2 mark again by labor day. stand by for that. the rent continues to sky rocket in boston. >> and many are saying middle class families are being

just in the last six years the price for a single family rental home has gone from $1500 a month to more than did 2500. governor baker says his administration is working on a plan to invest millions in affordable housing not just in boston, but statewide as well. ed: adele says no to a televised performance. >> why the super bowl is not

four hundred million dollars. that's how much charter schools will drain from massachusetts public schools this year. four hundred million siphoned from local districts that desperately need it. four hundred million that won't fund more science and technology, arts or preschool, counseling, or smaller class sizes. four hundred million unavailable to the ninety-six percent of students who don't attend charter schools.

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superstar adele turns down a super bowl offer. she says she was offered the half time slot, but said no. she said it is not really about music and she is no beyonce when it comes to dancing. she did say she was flattered the offer was extended. >> look at this picture. an australn player did not have his best game, so why not order a little mcdonalds. >> a little? >> in his defense he was eating creep for months -- eating clean for months to prepare and he said i am going for it. he may not have won the gold at the olympics, but he won the gold at the mcdonalds table. heather: a lot of fries and deep fried nuggets there.

now. >> donald trump's plan to stop isis. >> we cannot let this evil continue. >> the three steps he says will keep america safe. heather:concerns over gronk. the injury that forced him out of practice early. >> i'll have the time line on what to expect. >> the new rn whatting -- the new warning that sitting around can lead to heart disease. >> and why exercising may not be enough. >> from boston's news leader this is wcvb newscenter 5 5:00. >> honoring a life cut short. they are remembering the man killed while jogging. right now a wake is underway in fitchburg. >> sean is live with the turnout there and the very active investigation that is still underway, sean. >> yes, that's right. there has been a constant flow of people coming here to the funeral home. it is a statement of how much

as friends and family start to say goodbye those who knew saw net saw start to tell a similar story. she was warm, kind and loved. it ended while she was killed out for a jog last sunday. an only child she often came home to visit her parents. her body was found not far from her mother's home and sources say naked and burned. her killer ending a young life with a bright future before landinger google. her first boss out of college posted this. we knew instantly she was a rising star, smart, dedicated and willing to go the extra mile for anyone or any customer. she built strong relationships with all of her peers. he went on to say word stream misses her terribly and i miss her immensely. reporter: many people who cannot attend this wake today