under arrest for stabbing outside of a woburn bar. >> what really happened. maria: this fugitive found looking like this on the cape. the elaborate disguise. ed: how police saw through it. peete mite am tracking weekend rain. how much and the hour by hour time line. j a teen pilot survived the crash landing. >> a quick thinking that may have saved his life and others. breaking news at 11:00, an arrest in a stabbing right outside a woburn restaurant. hi everyone, i'm maria stephanos. ed: and i'm ed harding. the victim of that attack is now in critical condition. newscenter five's diane cho is live in woburn where police just

diane: less than 24 hours after the stabbing, woburn police announced an arrest in what they call a brutal attack outside this jake n joe's restaurant. >> there is no clear indication of motive in this investigation and it continues to be ongoing and active. >> it happened just after midnight this morning as the restaurant was closing. anybody was there last night that could get close enough there was a considerable crime scene outside the restaurant police say 36-year-old james lyons is now facing charges for assault with intent to murder. the police chief says the suspect was arrested at a home in woburn adding that social media and good old fashioned police work helped investigators track the suspect down. >> facebook played a big part on it it goes to identification we're not in a position to talk about that right now gerry fruggiero, the director of operations for the restaurant

>> we pride ourselves on being a family oriented biz. maria: also breaking tonight, our first detailed account of what really happened from one of the american swimmers who claimed to be robbed in rio. swimmer gunnar bentz issuing a statement tonight clarifying what this surveillance video appears to show. that he and three teammates including ryan lochte urinated on the side of a convenience store early sunday morning and then lochte vandalized a sign that was on the outside wall of the store. bentz says security then arrived, and quote both guards pointed their guns at us and

sidewalk, but ryan stood up and began to yell at the guards. one needed to pay them in order to leave. bentz says they handed over about $70 and left. lochte issued an apology today, but offered few details of what happened. brazilian police continue to investigate and say there could be charges. ed: the state has taken custody of three children as part of the investigation into the death of a there have been no charges filed in the death of 15-month-old noah larson. an ambulance was called to a home on monday where noah and his twin sister were in the care of a family friend. we tried speaking to that babysitter today, but she wouldn't answer questions. investigators have not labeled her a suspect. maria: a student pilot alone in his plane when it loses power and he's forced to crash-land. maria: a student pilot alone in his plane when it loses power

teenager's ability to stay calm under pressure. newscenter five's john atwater is live in littleton where he talked to the teen's family. >> that single-engine cessna sustained some serious damage when it crashed into the woods assumed the worst. >> i was working in house saw plane at eye level and crash into trees. >> greg palmer ran over to help the pilot and to his amazement, 18-year-old jim magee had freed himself. that's him carrying a water serious injury. >> he said his engine cut out, didn't know why. looking for safe place to land. that was his best option police say the student pilot lost all power as he was flying alone at about 2000 feet. he was headed back to the airport in stow which is just a few miles away. >> he's just starting out he's very good. his father rushed to the woods, relieved his son survived the

police are praising his skill impressed he was able to crash land and survive. >> he kept himself safe, walked away. everyone's happy. ed: new at 11 tonight, a wanted fugitive found living in disguise on the cape. police say this older man and this younger one are actually the same person. they say its 31-year-old shaun miller of hyannis. he's been wanted since april on drug charges. when police showed up yesterday at a home in south yarmouth where they thought he might a man appearing to be much older walked out the door. but police weren't fooled. they pulled off the disguise - this is a picture of he mask. then police searched the home and found two loaded weapons and $30,000 cash. taking a live look out over the

heading into a pretty nice weekend. >> by and large, high pressure running the show, though. we have a cold front the west. this is a slow mover. when it gets here, that will slow down. that means we're in for proprolonged period of some rainfall. i president to know how heavy it is going to be, but this front looks to move in later on sunday night. we'll talk about the ex ac timing of that, the amounts you mi what is not pictured, three tropical systems we have to keep our are eyes on coming up shortly. guyst? ed: a new zika travel warning tonight for one of the most famous vacation destinations in the united states. newscenter 5's ben simonneau is here with the growing threat. ben: tonight the cdc says pregnant women may want to avoid all of miami-dade county in

it's an unprecedented move. after miami beach is confirmed to be a location where zika is being transmitted. a tourist hot spot, now a zika hot spot. >> if i knew this was a new hot spot i wouldn't have come here today. ben: florida health officials confirming 5 people contracted zika while in miami beach somewhere between 8th and 28th streets, a 1.5 square mile area. it's now the second neighborhood here where zika is being spread >> we've already begun increased spraying, we'll do everything we can to help pregnant women all across our state, so that we have a safe state and we're

beach. three of the new zika cases were out-of-state visitors from new york, texas and taiwan. between our efforts and the county's spraying efforts, the last thing i'd ever want to be in miami beach right now is a mosquito ok. >> eradication will have to be through ground spraying, because high winds and tall buildings make aerial spraying difficult. the state hasn't said exactly when it believes the victims contracted zika p >> here's a straight up answer. we're going to provide timely, accurate information for public health. i want everybody in this state to stay safe, i want our visitors to stay safe, so when we know there's local transmission, we will put that out as promptly as we can. ben: so these 5 cases mean 36 people now have contracted zika in florida. but the cdc confirms tonight it is also investigating possible

maria: commitment 2016, donald trump tours the flood-ravaged areas of louisiana. the republican presidential nominee met with residents cleaning up after devastating floods left at least 13 people dead and thousands displaced. president obama announced late today that he will visit louisiana next week. after touring the flood zone, trump headed to michigan and made an appeal to black voters. what do you have to lose? maria: trump boasted that, after four years of a trump presidency, he'd get 95 percent of the black vote. tonight, we may be learning who gave hillary clinton the idea to use a private email account when she was secretary of state. the new york times reporting that clinton told the fbi it was former secretary of state colin powell who gave her the idea. tonight, powell confirms that he sent clinton a memo detailing his use of personal email and how it made communications quicker. but powell did not use a private email server, as clinton did.

calls for help made after a local teen allegedly stabbed his mother and brother while vacationing in florida. the first call to 911 was from the suspect's mother, who had been critically hurt. >> my son is going to die. ed: 16-year-old gust ramgren of framingham is charged with attempted murder accused of stabbing his mother melissa, a newton schoolteacher and 14-year-old brother wednesday night. the second 911 call came from a neighbor when the teenage suspect showed up on her front porch. >> he said someone has attacked the family and he said they did it. >> who did it? >> i don't know. he said they did it. who is they?

ed: melissa ramgren and her 14-year old son are still hospitalized. gust ramgren is held without bond. maria: the driver accused of hitting three people in downtown crossing pleading not guilty in court today. a lawyer for 25-year-old shanitqua steele says the car she was driving suddenly accelerated and may have had a mechanical problem. her lawyer also says she was not running away form the scene, but into a nearby building where her husband was. steele does not have a license. >> next on wcvb newscenter maria: natural gas flowing free from thousands of leak is a ross the state. >> where are? he what he is the threat? 5 investigates. ? ? maria: call him the piano kid. ? ? ? ? ? the local boy jamming with bully joel at fenway. >> meterologist: two tropical systems we're monitoring and the timeline on much needed rain

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ed: the korean war veteran is laid to rest, army corporal of calm bridge disappeared in 1951. he was 19 his rein mas were poonly located and returned home this week. corporal sparks was bar rid in family plot alongside of his parents and his brother. maria: 5 investigates tonight looking at a problem that is found under our feet. tens of thousands of underground natural gas leaks and you are paying for them. ed: 5 investigates kathy curran shows where they are and the threat that they could pose. >> we have these poops in the

everything is beginning to fail, corrode, lec at the sam time. reporter:s abouttop university researcher is standing on top of just the kind of problem she has been studying. it is a large underground gas leak unclearstown sullivan square she said is lackly killing the plants and trees. they disproportionately contribute to the methane we see from the natural gas leaks. reporter: a few miles away at washington and causeway street. right along the freedom trail, sits a narrow pipe shooting more than 20 feet to the sky and releasing and dispersion natural gas leaking from the 100-year-old craft pipe below. it is just one of the more than 70,000 gas leaks reported as of the end of last year. >> you could have an accident there. you could have admission of gas right there.

fuge financial cost. the state cannot say how much but one federal report says rate payers across the country paid at least $20 billion during the 11-year period for all the leaking gas. >> heard ka-boom. the explosion due to the natural gas leak back in 2014 to the dorchester neighborhood and erupted into a three-alarm blaze injuring a dozen people. lein safety concern, but envirnlallists are also alarmed at the damage they say is being done to the atmosphere by the methane being released. the grassroots group brought their concerns to cambridge city hall. >> they are the largest single contributor of greenhouse gases and the rate payers for the utilities are paying for them. >> it will take time. we're doing it aggressive l.?

association rep accepting gas companies like national frid. do you this i the companies do could do bet sneer if we take national grid for instances then past five or sex years. this is about $875 million inp replacing thep on this system. >> do it, do what you are supposed to do and mack shar the product is contained and the people around it are going to be safe. >> and the law passed earlier month now requires gas companies in to chewed leaks like the a repair plans they have to subnote it the state each year. national grid tells us, repair on the child tailston north washington street leak should be done in a month and a half. kathy curran, 5 investigation. >> tonight, the stage is set for one-of-a-kind competition charles river. that will be tomorrow. it is time for red bull's annu annualing to. this that is setup. it is along the shell. this is what you see t. this is

down there and in they go. they build that own boat, flames, cars, with aever. become, there you go. there you go. they larch them off the platform. you can see how it usually ends this way although dancing. it stars tomorrow at 11:00 a.m. i love this one. it goes over. >> you a. right in the drink, a.j. >> take his word for it. he is atv 69 degrees. 69 in mash shoe with a. 68 pittsburgh. 70 in-wise now. near 70 degrees south shore be a the cape as well. generally clear out there. one or two spotty showers down over southern parts of connecticut and we may see these meandering over toward the buy and the course of tonight. i think most of us stay dry tonight. we'll widen the view four. we have showers to the south but more important hi we find

thats the next storm system that arrives for us sunday night and time it out for you momentarily. meantime, as far as tonight and tomorrow is concerned. i this i we start out with at least few clouds. the latest part in thes the morning. there may be a few showers trying to erupt. a weak upper level system that is coming through that may help to touch off one or or two spotty showers certainly not everybody is going to see them and the best chances of seeing them would be from worcester on westward to the connecticut be hit or miss variety. not everybody seeing them. if you do get underneath one. it should not last and you are back to drier air. the further east you go. the better chance you have more in the way of sunshine and less shower activity. low temps tonight in the 60's. little on the muggy side. not terrible. humidity will increase tomorrow. then, temperatures will be up toward 80 degrees income lower 80's to the merrimack valley

here is the setup tomorrow. high pressure scooting on out. warm front moves in. that opens the humidity tomorrow. certainly on into sunday. the cold front, however, arrives, hits the humidity, it is a slow moreover which is not bad news, as far as the teeming of this front. looks like it is going to come in after dark on sunday, stick around through sunday night exiting monday morning. too puts us in about a maybe six or seven-hour win dove some steady sowers that am cothrough. then, time but beneficial rain. as far as how much we see. we'll take every drop we can get generally a half inch or so higher amounts the if are the wst and north you had. lowerment as to the cape and the islands, again, we teak it. humidity, here is the good you intos behind that front. at les ahead of the front, i should say. we see the hoom tin crease. but later on on monday. this the humidity will drop.

as far as the road race on sunday. 0-75s. partial sunshine. a lot going on tomorrow as well. think you are dry. we's hang ton the partial sunshine. maybe a touch of fog. the southerly wind gets busy. tropical storm fiona expected to weaken as it continues moving to the mort and the west. and becomes part of a remnants low as we head to the latter half of the weekend. as far as e wave. still a tropical wave as of 11:00. there is another way to africa which we keep our eyes on. here's the model forecast. we have to keep af eye on that one through the weekend and into next week. here is your seven day forecast like this. not a bad day for tomorrow. spotty shower. north and west of town. rain sunday night and on into monday morning. then, after that rain comes through. it is sunny and dry as we head to the beginning and the middle

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will never forget. >> it is quite the feeling be able to sit down to talk to your idol. there is no other feeling like it. >> 13 years old. >> look at the maturity. >> bradley has built up the resume already. the youngest musician to perform regularly and played centerfield just as well as jackie bradley jr. did. ed: right. >> reporter: he is about as old. right. red sox, fast in the driver's seat by the way. ed: there you go. reporter: this you go. friday night. against the old team. against the old team. highlights, coming up in sports. introducing dunkin's new cold brew coffee, steeped slowly in cold water for small batches with an ultra-smooth, full-bodied flavor. discover the craft of cold brew today and keep on.

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adversity after an awful lot. score ten run and get solid pitching the ace and bullpen. red sox finally beat the tearings. pick one guy. big papi. you might as well choose him over the wall and right. two-one home run. the 28th of the season. two beaters later after a single. jbj goes deep. 21 homer us now the center fielder who continued to exceed all expect teasing. to the sixth. this single by dustin pedroia, the last of four. two outs. one hitters getting it done. he had a game as well. this is the first of two doubles for him. this one out. showing the strength. driving in big papi and mookie bets who almost caught ortez as he came rumbling around.

record after the win in motown. eight strikeouts in including this one. miguel cabrera. sox trying to gain ground thanes. blah jays up 2-1 in the ninth en cleveland when jose are a pir rez ties it up. through ek tras not tonight. how about the much batter. rookie tyler. another lefty gets most of it. off the wall. he is running around with usain bolt headed for gold. inside. ind yens win it 3 in this. red sox back in the heat. jimmy said is one step closer. 23-22 within over the bears. even if was not the quarterback, who was expected to start the game for the patriots, the third year quarterback went 16-21 for 181 including the 16-yard touchdown pass.

would get the bulk then called the audible. he didn't find out he was starter until, i mean. pretty suddenly, obviously, before the game. you know, i then it didn't think i was going to then some stuff came up. we got tossed in there. with its a good test, i guess. just always keeps you on the toes. our coach preaches you never know when your number will get called. you got to be ready for it. >> did tom brady cut the thumb with scissors before h has been reported? last night coach bill belichick made des for brady not to play. on conference call today, he was asked to update. >> well, as i said. i made the decision, and yeah. i don't have anything else out there. >> all right. easy by the way. he goes the rangers. sox looking to move to first tomorrow in the al east. to the mound looking for his second straight win.

we have not gotten out of the season yet. ji oh, yeah. next weekend? >> a few showers. open to, west of town. maria: all right. ed: maybe sunday might. get some around this area. meteorologist: we will get some

>> dicky: from hollywood it's ?jimmy kimmel live?! tonight, hugh grant, comedian nikki glaser, britney spears, and music from miranda lambert with cleto and the cletones. and now, not so fast -- here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ? >> jimmy: very nice. hi, i'm jimmy. i'm the host of the show. thanks for watching. thanks to all of you for coming. thanks for joining my group thing.