three people hit by a car in downtown crossing. two dragged and trapped until witness were able to lift the car off of them. they were all rushed to the hospital with non life threatening injuries. police located the driver in a nearby restaurant, there is no word on charges. heather: police in braintree say a man tried to grab a one-year-old boy from a store. you can see suspect stephen o'brien pick up the child on surveillance video from the south shore india market. the toddlers father follows, confronts the suspect and takes anchor: how the ryan lochte story gets more interesting. he and other swimmers lied about being robbed at gunpoint. investigators say surveillance video shows the 4 athletes vandalizing the gas station and getting into a fight with gas station security guards, who did point guns at them. heather: new concerns about the

anchor: we will talk more about that in our full weather. every thursday we get an update on this. it includes boston and all of the boston metropolitan. we have a few showers but nothing to write home about i see a slight weakening trend overall. it is running ahead of a week front. temperatures are as high as 81. if you are headed to the billy joel concert, really great evening. i'm also keeping my eye on

>> a local teenager accused in a violent altercation. live with the latest on the investigation. >> according to the police report the suspect lives here. the suspect told police they were having a good time in florida but it is not clear what led to the stabbing. e bars facing to charges >> it was shocking. >> the brief encounters that i have had with him i would never

they say the suspects brother told authorities he thought he was going to die. he was detained and questioned by investigators. his mother is a second grade teacher. we're told she has been with the school district since 1995. condition. we are heartbroken to learn about the family. heather: five on the opioid crisis. we are getting a look at new technology that could be groundbreaking in ending drug addiction. newcenter 5's antoinette antonio has the story from worcester.

technology, its essentially like a fitbit but instead on monitoring your steps it's tracking drug use. it's the latest technology in the fight against the opioid crisis. >> someone who's using cocaine has more of a jittery disorganized movement in their arms body movements associated with drug use, downloaded to a smartphone. the hope is to recognize patterns of drug use that lead to an addiction, and in many cases to an overdose. one of the things we want to figure out is how we can predict when someone who's in treatment drug and whether or not we can create an intervention that really in real-time prevents them from using . reporter: dr. peter chai is on the team researching the monitors. so far 20 people are taking part in the study. also in the works at umass medical school, these pills that detect how much and how often patients takes pain medication after they leave hospital. each capsule, has not only the

sensor inside. >> theres a little battery in here that activates when it hits stomach acid and that turns on a radio transmitter which sends a signal to the phone which downloads it to a cloud the end goal for both pieces of technology, changing how pain medicine, especially opioids, are prescribed. the whole idea is to treat pain very effectively and prevent addiction very effectively. >> we help we help patients who are in recovery prevent craving or detect cravings and prevent substance abuse before happens. reporter: once this rolls out they will look like this. doctors here say that is still a few years out. ben: interesting. we will see what happens. next, the women writing --

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anchor: new developments in the waterslide accident. two women who were riding the world's tallest slide with a young boy when he was killed now speaking out. reporter: more questions on what caused the death of caleb schwab as he rode down the world's

raft are speaking out. they are sisters who suffered facial injuries. they say we can only hope caleb's family can find comfort in knowing we are doing everything we know how to to stop something so tragic from occurring again to any other family. >> it drop at 70 miles per hour. police stated one person would have had to weigh 90 pounds to make the 400 pound raft limit. police said weights taken at a

275 pounds. another, 73 pounds. anchor: his father, steve schwab releasing this statement. we find hope with the current investigatin assurances. quite surely you recall the man who tried to climb the outside of trump tower. he has now been charged. reckless endangerment, base jumping. he scaled the tower using suction cups. the stunt was meant to get a private audience with donald trump.

october. heather: he may be regretting that move. another fire scare involving a hoverboard tonight. ben: these devastated family sharing their story. heather: backlash prompting target to make changes to its bathroom. ben: and a few showers in western mass. and keeping my

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anchor: a florida family looking to rebuild their house catches on fire. it was caused by a hoverboard exploding. the homeowner was inside the house when he heard a loud banging noise. he says he thought someone was banging on the door. that's when he looked in the bedroom and saw the hoverboard exploding. >> it was purchased online. the hoverboard was not approved for use in the united states. he is grateful his kids were on vacation at the time. heather: changes could be coming soon to your local target store. the retailer will now add single-stall bathrooms at all of its stores where the option is not currently offered. the move is in response to the debate over target's new

the bathroom corresponding with their identity. the announcement drew criticism from conservative activists who vowed to boycott the chain. big changes at t-mobile. it's getting rid of its data limits for new customers but making unlimited data plans for existing users cheaper. the cost for an unlimited plan is dropping from $95 to $70 a month for dvd-level video quality. but if you want hd-quality video you'll have to pay an extra $25 a month. ben: on the phone? have you ever heard of a thursday wedding? well, wedding website the knot says weekday nuptuals are becoming even more popular. last near nearly 6% of couples chose a thursday that's up from 4% the year before. if you're wondering the knot says the average wedding cost in the u.s. right now is $33,000. i would imagine it is thursday.

wedding on a thursday. anchor: it was a wonderful wedding. aj is doing a little work. if we find out more about that we will share with you. one of the big stories is the drought which continues to get worse. we are giving you some examps with these things. there you go. they have had fewer downpours. this is for june, july and august.

fiona is over here. there is a way behind it. we have to see if it develops. this the time of the year that we have to start paying careful attention. this is all of the different models. if you average it out we see how it is moving in this direction. it still would be south and east of bermuda. we will of course be following that couple of showers. they were stronger in the brooke shields. one could draft may be as far as the northwest worcester hills

front moving through quietly overnight. it will help us be reasonably comfortable. temperatures 91 in hartford. it is a little bit sticky. tomorrow with the sea breeze is developing if you head into the beach tomorrow, you have a good beach day. the breeze off the water, 5-12. the uv index with a good deal of son. we take you out in time. here is friday with a big deal

it improves and we see developing son. hopefully we get sun breaks midday and afternoon as well. that is probably when it is going to happen. following that a stretch of slightly warmer weather moves for tuesday, wednesday and thursday. >> some breaking news just happening. this involves the u.s. swimmers. let's get you to ed harding. ed: this is moving at fast speed. ryan lochte, they have been indicted by the brazilians for

they were here and inquiry about what happened inside that gas station. they made up a report they were robbed by brazilian police. they are now being indicted. ryan lochte and james fagan are being indicted. ryan lochte is here in the united states. this is according to abc news working the story. >> it is hurricane season. it could do more damage than ever. the state introduced a new emergency system.

which areas are most susceptible to flooding. >> zone letter a is the area that will flood first. there will be enough water to be dangerous. we have evacuation zone b. reporter: zone a. houses behind me could be underwater. how many residents and vacationers know what zone they are in? the mission includes the know your zone campaign which is catching on slowly. there is not a mandatory evacuation plan. the idea is to encourage people to plan ahead of time and understand their chances of being flooded for surrounded by

>> it may take 35 hours to evacuate it will continue for 32, 38 hours. it will continuously take somebody as much as 68 hours. ago this week, disaster hit cape cod. remembering hurricane bob. heather: tomorrow is friday. you know what that means. time for some free fun.

click on community. we will have the whole list for you. ben: in your health, the benefits of adding fish to your diet. heather: what could be especially helpful for diabetics. anchor: coming up senator fed up with meltdowns. what he wants done to protect customers. also ahead, and everett police officer goes in front of the judge under allegations he assaulted his pregnant wife. what really happened to the u.s. swim team members.

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people with diabetes. people who ate fish twice a week have lower rates of diabetic retinopathy. it happens in one third of people with diabetes. the new study does not show it can prevent this condition. but it does have a connection. eating more fish could be good for you anyy. while a plate of fish is no substitute for a regular eye exam. maybe helping you in more ways than one. >> the fish doesn't get any

>> a young boy dragged from a store. >> how the abduction attempt was stopped. >> a wild scene, people run over and trapped. the witnesses who rushed to the rescue. is it religious discrimination? at 6:00. >> breaking news from rio. two members of the u.s. swim team indicted by brazilian prosecutors. that's according to abc news. ben: the charges are false reporting of a crime. our maria stephanos is here with breaking details. reporter: breaking by the second. this story changes by the minute ed. abc reports two of the swimmers, ryan lochte and james feigan, have been indicted by brazilian prosecutors for false reporting

security video released today shows ryan lochte, feigan and 2 teammates at the gas station where the incident took place. the local police chief says the 4 were drunk and became rowdy at one point breaking down a locked bathroom door and vandalizing the inside of the bathroom. despite the indictments, one local sports law expert says the whole incident could be quickly resolved, the swimmers reportedly paid $50 for bathroom repairs before leaving the gas station. >> they should apologize which is probably what they want the most. >> they paid the fee dollars for bathroom repairs before leaving the gas station. the police chief says the incident has harmed the image of rio de janeiro. bened: right now, we're learning more about the attempted kidnapping of a baby, grabbed by a stranger right in front of his parents.

at a braintree store. that man behind bars tonight. our juli mcdonald is live in braintree with out top story. juli. reporter: a shirtless man comes in and grabs the little boy. he then takes off. >> he took 10 steps, and got the kid. >> the trip turned into a nightmare. walking the aisles of the india market when a man scooped him up and took off. >> he threw him on th his shoulder and took off. reporter: you can see his concerned smile as he follows the man to the back of the store. >> he asked them what are you