>> two adults hit by a car in boston. a heroic move seconds before impact. >> and an everett police officer accused of attacking his wife. the detail of this case making it even more disturbing. >> breaking overnight donald trump making a major change to his campaign. the new leadership as he gets ready for a big for this wednesday morning. >> 6:00 a.m., also on the eye, hackers keep finding ways into your private information. three easy targets that you can keep an eye on ahead in this half-hour. good morning. i'm emily riemer. >> and i'm randy price. cindy fitzgibbon.

middle of the afternoon. >> it's so warm out there. >> very humid out there. in time of year, we are 80 degrees. >> right. >> look where we are this morning. >> 80 degrees. >> so it is a warm, sticky start, as you get from worcester north and west, temperatures mostly in the 70s, but closer to 80 down to the cape this morning. so it is a warm and muggy start for sure. the skies are in the process of clearing out, and it is breezy out there. the southwesterly wind brought in all the humidity. the dewpoints are running in the 70s, and we're hanging onto that across the easternmost massachusetts, as you get onto worcester confidante, the humidity is dropping. it drops more the farther west that you get. we're tracking a front, this is the leading edge of that. as the wind shift, it will turn more comfortable. a lot of cloud cover now.

mid 80s this afternoon. the busy westerly wind bringing in less humid air but cooler temperatures so we'll average in the mid 80s from lowell to burlington to framingham. through worcester, upper 70s to lower 80s. it turns less humid for you, and warmer spots today from brockton to bridgewater and taunton where we have upper 80s, and the westerly wind easing the humidity but allowing the temperatures on the cape today to climb up into the mid 80s so a warm day for we want to get you out to the roads and see how we're doing. good morning. >> good morning cindy, and thank you. a live look outside to start things off at the pike. this is a check at brighten heading to the bottom of the screen, and so far traffic is nice and light here. let's get to the maps and traveling into boston, watching a ramp accident on the westbound side, the ramp partially blocked for that crash until they clear it, and south of there, just normal delays, 95 in canton and also watching volume on the expressway now.

morning, no problems to report there, and 93 south, the delays building out of methuen into andover and through wilmington. more volume by 128. >> police are trying to figure out what caused a crash that landed three people in the hospital including a child. >> the eyeopener's doug meehan is live in roxbury where we're getting new details on heroic efforts. doug? >> sure are, good morning. yes, a relat say that a man shoved his daughter out of the way before he and a friend who was in a wheelchair were hit by a car out here. check out the scene from 8:30 last night at the corner of blue hill avenue and seaver street. the man and his 10-year-old daughter were walking a man to a bus stop. they were along the median when the car drove up and onto it. >> he looked like he was about to turn, so he made a mistake.

him to look like he was taking a turn, to run this back, i don't know. i don't know how -- >> the little girl was scraped up. her dad suffered the most serious injuries because that relative says that he took most of the impact of the car. police say that all are expected to survive. that driver did stay on the scene. no word of any charges this morning. live in roxbury, doug meehan, newscenter 5. >> a man a dead after crashing his truck into a tree in the 44-year-old man drove off the road in stoney brook reservation last night. the passenger suffered serious injuries and are investigating how this happened. right now a quincy man is hurt after being hit by a car at 9:30 last night on washington street. the 21-year-old ran out in front of the car. he was taken to the hospital. it's unclear how seriously he is hurt.

police officers that they have been selected to participate in a body camera pilot program. so far, no one has volunteered as the police exphirks and mayor have asked. commissioner bill evans tells us a consultant selected officers from five sections of all races of the city. they say participation can only be voluntary. right now, a police officer is under arrest charged with an antoinette antonio is live at everett police headquarters with what we have learned. >> right now, that everett police officer is being held without bail. he's accused of attacking his pregnant wife. the prosecutors say that it happened on sunday at the couple's home in salisbury. the officer michael morrey's wife, who was seven months pregnant says he kicked her in the stomach in addition to hitting her in the face. morrey, a three-year veteran is

they include assault and battery, and assault and battery on a pregnant victim, as well as strangulation. the officer also is on administrative leave without pay. live in everett, antoinette antonio, newscenter 5. >> a former lowell police officer is expected in court today for his final hearing before trial. eric wayne is charged with motor vehicle homicide and manslaughter stemming from a deadly 2014 crash. he's accused of driving crashed into a car killing the driver, bryant paula. wayne's trial is expected to start next month. >> commitment 2016, a shakeup on the campaign trail for donald trump and erika is following the new information. >> we're talking about some big changes at the top for donald trump including who will be running his campaign. jump just revealing he's bringing in steve bannon.

from his role at conservative website, which has been critical of people like the house speaker, paul ryan. >> it just absolutely bewilders me when i hear donald trump try to talk about national security. what he often says hurts us. it sends the wrong message. get his first classified intelligence briefing. >> notes from the fbi investigation into hillary clinton's emails are now in the hands of the house oversight committee. last month the fbi closed the year long investigation into how clinton handled sensitive information without finding evidence of criminal wrongdoing. they called the actions extremely careless.

gorvelg -- governor is side stepping a question about hillary clinton. >> do you think that she is honest and trustworthy? >> i support hillary clinton for the presidency because her experience and her record demonstrate that she is qualified. >> do you think that she is trustworthy? >> i think that she has demonstrated a commitment always to something beyond herself. >> maggie hassan's clarified that she does see clinton a honest. hassan is running for the united states senate against kelly ayotte, and she also is struggling with her party's nominee. >> i have said that i am going to be voting for him. but i do have significant disagreements with him, which i've been very clear on. so i won't be endorsing him. >> ayotte says trump should release his tax returns saying the race is better if he releases them.

refugee who left to fight for isis was receiving welfare benefits. 38-year-old adrian fazeli came to freeport from iran in 2009. authorities say he was radicalized in maine and abandoning his wife and kids to join the isis army in turkey. maine's governor is calling for a review of the welfare role. >> new this morning, we're getting new information about a 15-year-old boy shot several times in south boston. neighbors say the te i kid. he learned skills on the basketball court and for volunteering to feed other kids in the community. the victim was shot three times as he sat in a car on gavin way on monday night. he suffered serious injuries. so far no arrests have been made. >> massachusetts now has its first case of west nile virus this season. the department of public health says the patient is a woman in her 70s. she lives in middlesex county, is in the hospital and the state says that there are more mosquitoes that could spread

experiencing. right now, a state of emergency in california over this wildfire. 82,000 people were evacuated as the blue cut fire quickly spreads. the flames started and discovered late yesterday morning in the san bernardino mountains east of los angeles. 11 acres consumed in about a minute's time, and this morning, the fire has consumed some 15,000 acres, contained. >> 6:10, five on the opioid crisis with an accessory that could curb the addiction, the device being developed right here, and needham's own aly raisman defending her title in rio. her reason to smile despite a different ending than some anticipated. >> new this morning blocking gateway's for hackers. three ways to make yourself less vulnerable. >> we're following breaking news on the campaign trail.

changes at the top bringing in a top executive from conservative bright batter news. >> the humidity will go down eventually. the time line on that and a look at the weekend just ahead. first a live look over boston. skies in the process of clearing out after a stormy day, 80 degrees as you are heading

>> this is your wakeup call channel 5. go north! >> all right, that's the eighth grade boys, basketball team, they won the summer league this year, so congratulations guys. >> and you can show off your big wins, too, with a wakeup call. that's easy to see t record it, upload it to ulocal using our there this morning. >> it's not nice. >> close your eyes, am i in boston or florida this morning? we had wild weather, stormy weather. a lot of the stars were rotating so we're keeping a close eye on it. we got there picture in from greg, and you can see he's in his vehicle along 495 near milford, and you can see that area dropping down from that storm. that's a wall cloud, and it's one of the indications that the

tornado, we did not have any of those yesterday but we had a lot of rotating storms, so kind of busy there for a while, but we did get a lot of downpours, as well. got this picture in this morning from middleton. this is alex, loving the rain, a lot of you were just loving the rain, i am sure, yesterday because we got some beneficial rainfall, especially north and west of boston, a lot of it outside of 495, anywhere from a half an inch from an inch of rain. the storms did dry up as they shifted but beneficial rain in the northwestern suburbs that have bn the summer. skies in the process of clearing out now. today will be a storm-free day but look at that temperature. 80 degrees, feeling so tropical with the dewpoints running in the lower 70s. and busy southwesterly wind has brought up all of the humidity, but look what happens as you head to the west. notice how it turns more comfortable, and that less humid air is working in, and on the other side of a frontal boundary so once it crosses the area the wind shift and is that works in, so it turns more comfortable as

the satellite radar and clouds are breaking up and the shower threat has diminished at this point, so it's going to be a quiet day. starting out 74 in worcester. you saw 80 in boston but on the north shore, merrimack valley, 80 degrees, and on the cape, it's close to 80. the winds are going to turn to the west and that westerly wind is going to push the warmth out to you on cape cod so look at this, by noontime and into the afternoon, high temperatures in the mid 80s. a blend of sun and clouds, and coolest readings today out through the worcester hills,up expecting a big jumpup in the temperatures today. so a good amount of sunshine throughout the afternoon if you have plans this evening, and things are quiet. overnight, the skies are clear to partly cloudy with lowering humidity, the temperatures are going to drop tonight. you can turn off the air-conditioning and open up the windows. 50s and 60s for overnight lows, and certainly more comfortable, and a reinforcing shot of drier air is going to work in behind this front tomorrow, as that drops. it could spark one or a two isolated showers.

we're near 90 tomorrow, and then cooler for the weekend. if you are headed to the cape, look at this. friday through sunday, it looks great. sunshine in the lower 80s, and you are headed up north to the lakes region, looks wonderful. temperatures mostly in the low to mid 80s there, with a good amount of sunshine. all weekend long, next chance for rain holding off until next week. we need it. turning more comfortable. >> looking forward to it, thank you. so far, it is a quiet start on the roads, a live look at the bridge, and the lever bottom of the screen, and you can see the rush hour delays starting to build more volume. let's go to the maps and see the rest of the ride. south of town, not too bad. we are watching this crash on westbound by kenmore square on the ramp so it should not impact you too much. i will let you know when that clears, and 24 building delays out of brockton, and your ride on the expressway, almost 20, and braintree into boston so still not too bad. the he or she on the pike, it's about 15, from 4 95 to 128, and normal volume in place through

approaching the spot pond. trains and buses on schedule. >> all right, thank you, and heading to rio, where team usa will go for some hardware after a tough loss in the sand. >> erika is back with the big moment, and what to watch today. >> well, we will get to that major upset on the beach but first how about the ladies proving their dominance in gymnastics? simone biles with another gold medal in the floor exercise yesterday, that is for fourth of the game, and she always is so composed. wait until you see what made her leave it. aly raisman winning the silver for her routine, and she took the gold last olympics for the floor exercise. now she has a third medal in rio and sixth medal overall, and here's the loss to the u.s. in volleyball, the americans lost

medal. the medals count showing a huge lead for team usa. 84 medals in total. 28 of those are gold. ahead, a first by an american woman on the track. emily. >> sounds good, thanks. five on the opioid crisis. researcher at umass medical school are testing new devices that could help the doctors in the fight against addiction. these devices are wearable like a bracelet or they could come in pill form, and they could help doctors learn more abt react to opioids early on. that could eventually aid with prescribing and treatment. testing is expected to take place over the next two years. and your health this morning, there is a new canadian study that suggests those flu-mist vaccines may work for some. in june the cdc said that there was a lack of evidence to suggest but canadian researcher found that it may prevent the flu in children. this new study could lead the cdc to reevaluate.

headlines, uni vision is snapping up gawker media. the gossip and news site was put up for auction after losing a legal fight in the invasion of privacy case involving hulk hogan. the uni vision will pay 135 million for gawkers as it looks to expand from the spanish language base. and asian markets mostly higher overnight after the declines yesterday, on wall street, and right now stock futures here are mixed. on a local note, stocks slide after predicting the sales would be weak in the third quarter. it seems like every day we're telling you about a hacker attack. >> but there are some threats that you might not consider like frequent flyer miles. i have never heard of this. this can happen and happens to big airlines like american and united. so your best defense is to change your passwords frequently. another target, company chat systems, there is apps for inter-office correspondence can be convenient but set up extra

addresses and phone numbers. and be aware of social media. if you get a message from a friend that seems suspicious it could be someone who hacked their account and is now after your personal information. >> outfielders run and catch but don't often climb. >> the play putting the rest to shame. we will slow it to you in eyepoppers. >> new at 6:30, reasons to wash your hands after cuddling cats and dogs. the new health scare being blamed on pets. also bullets fly for a housen sleeping woman, and hers is not the only home under fire. the clues as police search for the shooter. and also a lost wedding ring returned. the way police tracked down the

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>> it is 6:24, and it is so sticky, oppressive humidity levels but over the course of the day, notice how the humidity drops down, so also, more comfortable by this afternoon and certainly this evening, and the temperatures near 80 you no, and we'll top out in the low to mid 80s.

gusty breeze. low to moderate risk for rip currents and the surf is up about two to four feet. the high tide coming in just before noontime. and we have another warm day tomorrow, just an isolated storm threat in the afternoon, otherwise we're turning less humid and staying dry through the end of the week. emily. >> thanks. mookie betts on fire for the red sox in baltimore. he bated in all five runs against the orioles. it was scoreless until the fifth homer. the orioles tied it up in the seventh. so bets went to work again with a two-run shot. the sox win 5-3 and back in baltimore tonight at 7:05. >> 6:25, and let's get in the wednesday eyepoppers. >> this right here might be the most casual play of the day. take a look. check it out. the brewers pop one up, and he jumps onto the stands and reaches over and grabs it and hops back onto the field, and

everybody move on. yep, i have got it. >> very agile. >> wow. >> and talk about a baby onboard, a minnesota woman turns to wake surfing to helping to induce labor. she was hoping that this would help, she cruised on a surfboard, and she says that she got approval from her doctor first. five days later she gave birth to her son. i don't know that it really helped to induce labor but she had a good time doing it. >> she did because she does i emily. >> nicely done, all right. >> toys getting bumped from the happy meals, the healthy new alternative. and the remains of a war hero come home to cambridge. how a relative made that homecoming possible despite a hurdle, and take a live look here at the bridge. got company out there this morning. olessa, keeping an eye on all of your roadways.

>> an everett police officer under arrest, the charge involving his pregnant wife. >> and bullets flying through the windows of homes. >> the clues police are following after several close

encounter that had an olympic gymnastics star just swooning on the eye. >> 6:30 on wednesday morning, sky 5, live here over the split, with the expressway. good morning, and thank you very much for joining us, i'm randy price. >> and i'm here, emily you can see this is sort of oppressive. >> right. >> there is the fog out there. >> so humid, but that's going to change. >> oh, goodness. >> it's going to feel better. we have lingering clouds over boston but we're drying out, look at that temperature, 80 degrees with a dewpoint in the 70s. oppressive humidity levels have come in. with this busy southwesterly wind the wind is noticeable this morning.

southwest until the berkshires, that is the leading edge of more comfortable air working in, and you can see it here on the humidity scale. it will happen over the course of the day. 80 on the north shore, and starting out very warm and sticky. the front comes through, and not se or the radar this morning. other than just the passing cloud cover. it will an dry day, low to mid 80s. burlington 84. 84 in framingham today, and upper 70s out through the higher terrain of worcester county to the lower 80s, warmest spots will be south of boston down to taunton and new bedford, the wind pushing the mid 80s out to you on cape cod so improving weather out there today, unfortunately, i think that the traffic situation is

delays. southbound side here, you can see that volume really in place, let's get to the mans and check out the travel times. heading into boston, westbound side of thorough over by kenmore square, watching this crash on the ramp so give yourself a few extra minutes, northbound 24, slow out of brockton, 95 building, the volume as you travel from sharon, and route 3 looks ok. your ride on the expressway 25 minutes, brain absentee into boston, and 495 for south from methuen, and into andover and more delays as you approach the lever connector. trains and buses doing ok. >> thank you. we are following bringing right now on the eye. >> and erika is tracking the new information as it comes in this morning. >> that news is coming from the campaign trail, and donald trump shaking up his team, trump is bringing in steve bannon as the campaign ceo, an executive with breitbart news. the mover will be formally announced later today.

bail charged with assaulting his pregnant wife. prosecutors say that officer michael morrey kicked his wife in the stomach and hit her, this happening at their home in salisbury this weekend. and right now boston police getting ready to announce the 100 officers who have been selected to wear body cameras. that's expected today, and no one volunteered for the program. the police union has said that participation must be voluntary. >> right now, police are trying to find out who is randomly of lowell while people are asleep. putting lives in danger. the story first on five. >> and this morning, the hunt is on for clues in the disturbing trend, the eyeopener's sera congi is live in lowell with what we know right now. >> the shootings happened at four different homes. and they went, the bullets went through the wall and through windows and while people were sleeping inside. the most recent incident happened on monday morning.

as an 81-year-old woman was sleeping inches away. >> it took part of the side off the window, it took a hole in my curtain, and went right through there. >> in one case a neighbor saw a white car speeding away after the gunfire. no one was hurt in any of these incidents. police say that at this point it is unclear if they connected. sera congi, wcvb. >> the young runner found murdered in princeton has been laid to rest and the hunt for clues continues. friends and family say good for her. the 27-year-old had been living in new york but was visiting her mom in princeton when she was killed ten days ago while on a run, hundreds of people, including a bus full of her google co-workers gathered to honor her life.

of energy. >> being here, maybe -- it's not going to put them at ease but will show that we are behind them. >> investigates received 600 tips but so far, no arrests were. >> a former football player aaron hernandez will be going on trial next february for a double murder in boston's south end. a judge made that ruling yesterday. jury selection is set to begin on february . murders of daniel de abreu four years ago in the south end of the city. he's serving a life sentence for oden although i had in 2013. 65 years later, the remains of a war hero are finally home this morning. a flag-draped casket carried the remains of corporal ronald sparks off a plane at logan airport. this procession got him to his hometown of cambridge.

prisoner of war camp. his remains were only recently identified from a sample submitted by his nephew. >> could you tell me how that felt? >> well, my throat tightened and my eyes welled up, and i had to call back because i couldn't speak. >> the spark family plans to bury him in a cemetery plot. his parents purchased some 60 years ago. and the military says that it is still trying to identify >> a seemingly heroic move turns out to be a mistake in new hampshire. the realization coming after police broke into a hot car, and a couple reunited with a lost wedding ring. the feature making it easy for a detective to return that. >> and ahead in news to go, pets can give you more than love. the new warning that might

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coming home from work, probably going to turn that air-conditioner off and open up the windows. humidity dropping way down, but already 80 degrees, we'll top out in the mid 80s this afternoon with lowering humidity. a nice day, a chance of a spot shower or a thunderstorm tomorrow, and then we're dry right through the weekend. >> a lost wedding ring has been returned. a woman that was married for 60 years. elaine karen thought that she misplaced the band of gold flowers that she had. but she lost it at a park in beverly. well, someone turned it into the police there, who then tracked karen, using the initials, and the date inscribed. >> when you saw the ring -- >> oh, horray, i put it right on and haven't taken it off since. it's a symbolism that's back. it's like, it's so important.

children says holding hands feels right once again. >> absolutely, and ink that can sink. the new tattoo being developed by mit, and simone biles is giddy but not just about the medals, the surprise making her day, and mookie betts is on fire against the o's, his unstoppable offense. it is ahead in news to go, and 6:41, take a look at the tobin bridge. things are slowing down there a

>> the eyeopener team right with your news to go this morning. in roxbury, everett, and lowell and erika is following the big moments in rio. >> right, first, how about this, july was officially the earth's hottest month on record since scientists started keeping track 136 years ago. nasa says this was the tenth straight record-breaking heat. it is summer but to give you an idea parts of the arctic were seven degrees above average last month. this is all over the world, hotter. >> the global scale there, a hot month in july and locally we were hot, too, this is our temperature look back, 2.7 degrees above average, and many 90-degree days, 12 in boston, so it was hot in july, and hot so far in august, we're getting a little break from the humidity and the heat this month. and yeah, the rest of the month

something that happened overnight, this is the tropical depression number six, winds are 35 miles per hour. it is way out here, expected to strengthen probably becoming a tropical storm siona today, it is staying out at a storm for now, and we'll keep a close eye on it for you, we are watching our skies clear. you can see a few lingering clouds over boston but wow, is it warm out there? 80 degrees, that's been the low temperature so far, you can see the wind out of the southwest, kicking up and brought the humidity oppressive but look what happens as we go through. it lowers, there is a front crossing into the berkshires. less humid air is working in, so with time the humidity is going to go down. 74 as you are stepping out. temperatures don't change too much today as the westerly wind comes in. the temperatures won't climb too much more. low to mid 80s for most of us

let that nice, comfortable air on in. and 50s and 60s for overnight lows. we'll start with clouds on the south coast and the cape and as the day wears on it brightens. there might be one or two isolated spot storms. they should be gone if you are going to the patriots' game. close to 80 for the kick-off. let's get you back out to the roads. busy out there. >> we are watching the delays. southbound heading into bosto it's a slow ride. no accidents, north of town we're watching the delays out of meth urine, and stays slow as you just saw heading into boston and the pike east 20, 495 to 128. northbound side slow out of brockton and delays on 95 from sharon and the ride on the expressway, 25 to 30, and we're watching green line delays, he

schedule. >> thank you. an act of heroism as a car bears down on a girl and her father. >> doug meehan is in boston with new details. >> police are still investigating this morning, trying to figure out how this all happened. a car jumped forward injuring several people. it happened last night out here near the franklin zoo where they were walking in, around 8:30 when for some unknown reason this toyota drove onto the median, a ten-year-old girl, her father and a man in a wheelchair suffering injuries. the father pushing his daughter out of the way just in time, which may have saved her life. we're told that they are all expected to survive. no word on any charges against the driver as they did remain here on the scene, doug meehan, wcvb. >> a police officer is accused of assaulting his wife. he's under arrest right now,

home in salisbury. officer michael morrey's wife, who is seven months pregnant says he kicked her in the stomach, in addition to hitting her in the face. the officer is facing a number of charges. they include assault and battery , and assault and battery on a pregnant victim as well as strangulation, the officer has been with the everett police force for three years and is currently on administrative leave without pay. he is also being held without bail. live i antonio, wcvb. >> several shots were fired at homes in lowell while people were sleeping inside. >> it took part of the side off the window. >> this 81-year-old resident, ann, says that she thought that it was fireworks early on monday morning but turned out to be bullets. lowell police say three other homes were hit saturday morning

incidents. police say that it is unclear if they are connected. sera congi, on and -- newscente. >> republican donald trump is revamping his campaign again, bringing on breitbart steve bannon as ceo, and promoting kelly ann conaway as manager. trump lags behind hillary clinton in recent polls. >> boston police are getting department will notify 100 police officers that they have been selected to participate in a pilot program. no one volunteered as the police commissioner and mayor had asked them to do. the commissioner bill everybodies tells wgbh, a consultant selected officers of all ages and races from five sections of the city, the union promised a fight saying participation can only be

investigation in west roxbury, a 44-year-old man was killed when the truck he was driving crashed into a tree in the stoney brook reservation. his passenger suffered serious injuries. >> and a brockton teenager is recovering. the 17-year-old was targeted on monday night while sitting with friends on a bench at the chatham west apartment. the teen was shot in the foot and then near the left eye. police say that he's giving conflicting statements about what happened. >> a scare in new of a hot car, and they thought it was a baby. police shattered the car's window before realizing that life-like doll was not real. they would not have done anything differently. they do say that they will cover the damage to the car. >> and problems for the pilgrim nuclear power plant. high water temperatures in cape cod bay are forcing work flow to slow down at the plant. that water is used to cool the systems at the plymouth plant. this is the third summer in the

the company doesn't know when the plant will be able to return to full power. and channel 7 in boston is dropping a lawsuit against comcast over a decision that will end the station's affiliation within nbc. they are the parent company of nbc. back in january the network said that it was pulling its affiliation after 22 years. the owner ed hanson says as of january 1 the station will be independent, and will switch to a most >> more rain for louisiana adds to a historic flood, at least 11 people have been killed, more than 30,000 rescued since that flooding began last week. the southern part of the state is the worst hit. president barack obama has promised federal disaster aid. >> and the son of jailed mexican drug lord el chapo has been kidnapped. police believe that the 29-year-old jesus guzman salazar was among a dozen people taken

city of puerto vallarta puerto e found identification and vehicles tied to him at that scene. investigates believe that a gang war among rival drug cartels is responsible. >> a warning to pet owners, chinese researcher believe animals could infect humans with super bugs. that's after a pet store employee was infected by a drug resistant strain carried by some dogs and cats. the super bugs can be deadly and infect millions globally and near untreatable. >> and to thely team usa making history and picking up medals in some key events. >> and erika is back with the historic and some fun moments, too. >> yes, well it was an american runner who willed herself into the books. jenny is stormy up from behind in the last lap of the 1500 meters to win the bronze. the emotion obvious there as she's the first u.s. female to ever medal in that event. aly raisman with a beautiful showing in the floor exercise, the girl would take silver this

these games. her sixth medal overall. and the goal is going to stand out simone biles who makes the impossible look easy. this was her fourth gold medal in rio making her the first woman to win that many gymnastics gold in a single game since 1984, and if that was not thrilling enough, there was this. before heading to rio biles admitted actor zac efron was her celebrity crush. he won up the usual selfie with that kiss so her stomach doing well. >> cute, all right. the patriots nate ebnar has returned after competing for the u.s. in rio. he played on the rugby team this summer. he was back on the practice field for the pass yesterday without pads. he is expected to gear up by the end of the geek. >> and mookie betts on fire for the red sox in baltimore. he batted in all five runs last night against the orioles. it was scoreless until the fifth

seventh, so betts went to work in the eighth with this shot. the sox win 5-3, and they are back in baltimore tonight at 7:05. >> and mcdonald's is taking a new approach to keep kids active. the company is adding a fitness tracker into its happy meals. the tracker monitors the movement and will be added to the kids' meals. the promotion will last for the next month. >> scientists at mit are looking into ways to let you control your phone with a tattoo. it's called duo skin. they are temporary, meant to be worn like jewelry and contain a chip, and by touching them you can communicate with your phone. you can store data in these temporary tattoos. >> you just are touching your arm and calling me? >> exactly. >> who knows. i am not sure. >> oops. >> there is so many things that could go wrong with in, i feel, i just -- i don't know. >> what will they come up with next. >> thank you. 93 southbound side here, the delays in place, and very slow

there is a crash up ahead on the southbound side of 93 by government center so if you are heading that way expect that volume. let's get to the maps now, south of there, we're watching some delays, as well as north. 93, starts to slow down around andover. stop and go ride down to the spot pond and the heavy volume picks up as you approach that crash again heading towards boston. eastbound on the pike, 20, 495 to 128. and 95 heavy out of sharon, 24 from avon, and those delays on the expressway, about a 30-minute ride, braintree into boston. we're still delays on the green line, and everything else is running on schedule. it's very tropical out there. >> it is, aloha. 80 degrees in boston right now. the wind is active. and as this number right here, the dewpoint in the 70s, and that oppressive humidity is with us for now. it is not with us all day, and in fact, look what happens over the course of the day. by lunchtime a little less humid but this afternoon, and this evening the humidity is coming way down. you are going to feel a big difference as this front crosses

working in, we're seeing that already out in the berkshires with more comfortable humidity levels, still oppressive on the north shore and boston down into southeastern massachusetts, as well. the winds bring in the humidity but they are out of the west and northwest so that's the front that will progress eastward so 70s to around 80 degrees out there right now, and temperatures don't climb a whole lot. we'll be still right in the lower 80s at lunchtime and then low to mid 80s this afternoon. a blend of sun and clouds, that busy westerly wind the mid 80s all the way out to the beaches and cape cod. you can open up the windows, 50s in the coolest suburbs, otherwise in the 60s with the less humid air, a disturbance going by to the south, bring in a few clouds tomorrow, and otherwise, this front in the afternoon, may pop a spot shower, and that's about it. and otherwise we're dry and looking great here heading into the weekend, you are going to the cape, and look at that sunshine, lower 80s, dry weather, and up in the lakes region, and temperatures a

with lower humidity. it climbs on sunday, and that will lead to showers and storms by monday, so we need it. a good timing for the weekend. >> thanks. >> thanks for joining us. we hope you have a fantastic day. >> tomorrow morning we'll see

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