>> from boston's news leader, this is wcvb newscenter 5. emily: former fox news andrea pantera's making sexual harassment allegations against former massachusetts senator scott brown in her lawsuit against roger ailes and others. senator brown is not being sued. the lawsuit filed in new york describes the culture at fox news were sexual-harassment complaints were essentially ignored including one alleged incident off camera when brown appeared as a contributor on cap

it goes on to allege that brown snuck up behind tantalus while she was purchasing lunch and put his hands on her lower waste. she claims management at fox had brown appear on her show. brown has not requests for comment but tells the boston herald the claims are "completely and totally false." roger ailes resigned in july after another former anchor, gretchen carlson, said in a statement she was fired because she refused ailes sexual advances. tom brady is back at gillette. this is video of the last time we saw the qb, last week. brady missed the team possible second preseason game after reporting would cutting his finger with scissors. he is expected to practice at 3:00 today.

who took a woman to a playground and attacked her. sera congi is life in boston where neighbors are shaken by the violence. sera: they are. police say that the woman was approached by a man who was riding a blue bmx type bicycle. they threatened her by telling her he had a knife. a picturesque part in boston's south end is a popular path for dog walkers and commuters. at 1:00 a.m. monday near the corner of greenwich park and claremont woman was approached by a man on a blue bmx type bike who claimed to have a knife. >> at night it is lit up here but it is not as comfortable as i would like it to be. it's not that lit up. sera: the suspect forced her to walk about half a mile where police say she was sexually assaulted. >> i was shocked. this is a very good neighborhood . it's gotten better and better in

south end home for over three decades. she says it has become a safe place but women should take precautions. >> it's still big city usa and i warn women don't be complacent. sera: police are hoping that the public can help. the victim described her attacker to police, hispanic, late 20's to mid 30's with short brown hair. he had tattoos on his right arm in the back of his right hand. emily: more breaking news. tom brady is speaking right now. >> you want to be out there with them. on friday, i'm always ready to go. whenever my number is called i will be ready. >> when it did happen did you feel like you dodged a bullet? >> let out a pretty loud word i would not repeat in front of my

a silly accident. >> [indiscernible] >> i don't think about that stuff too much. i'm a pretty positive person so i just focus on -- i was trying to do everything i could to get ready to play and finally the qb'ra like, we're not playing so -- i love practicing so to have a chance to go out there, and guy who is been here for a long time, you would like to show your leadership for example and be up there whenever you can be out there because that is what the team is counting on.

crappy way to not be out there because of silly mistake. i'm glad it was not the regular season. i learn from it and hopefully won't be operating anymore scissors for a while. >> we need rest before you suit up again? >> i don't think any of them hurt. i figure do the best you can do. we are preparing a lot of guys to get ready to play. i fit intoha i'm taking the advice of coach, whatever he wants to do. that is what my responsibility is so that is what i'm preparing to do. >> what is the biggest difference between practice reps and playing reps? >> i think you're getting hit. spatial awareness come a guys around you come up security and things like that. for whatever the last 30

stand there in the pocket knowing they're coming to get the ball and knock it out of your hands, hitting the ground and so forth, those types of things are important. just have to feel those things out. the game is the only place to get it. it's regular speed. you don't know what's coming. we prepare but we don't get to walk through the looks were going to get. when you get out there you have to make good decisions and go play quarterback >> jimmy has played in the first two games. how much advice -- does he lean on you a lot? >> we are in every meeting together. this always a good back and forth in our room. i think that is encouraged by josh to speak up and say what you think. when you see someone maybe doing

-- always trying to be on the same page. i'm glad we have been winning. that's been fun to watch. we can always do better at our positions and were going to try to. were going to need to. it's a tough schedule we've got but we will do the best we can do. emily: you've been listening to tom brady talking about what he calls a silly accident. he cut himself with scissors while trying to clean his cleats last week. mr. practices. he's ok and kind of joking about it saying he will any scissors for a while. tom brady lie for you right now at gillette. -- tom brady live for you right now at gillette. about 1:30 this morning on norwell street. the extent of the victims injuries are unclear. no word on any arrests. the worcester man is behind bars charged with shooting and killing his neighbor. it happened on hamilton street last night. police say jacinto maldonado was

the victim was found on the front lawn. it's not clear what started the dispute. we are learning new details about a deadly accident involving a party bus in east boston. me and his live with what the victims family is now saying. doug: this morning i spoke to boston police department as well as the victims family. bpd hoping anyone who saw what happened the night those ladies a lot of the party bus met t as far as the family, that of tracy penny quarter, she was the one tragically killed. they are preparing for her memorial service and they are grief stricken. they are wondering why no one who was on the bus that night hast stopped by to see the family. they have many questions about what happened however they don't believe it was tracie potts -- tracy's fault.

doug: entourage delivery out of north attleboro has a clean operating record. the company claiming that somebody actually had to pry that window open and that required quite a bit of effort. boston police not ruling out anything as it is very early in their investigation. emily: a bright sunny day. low humidity. fantastic. enjoy today because it is going to be changing. 76 degrees outside right now. temperatures across the area off our morning lows which in some places dropped into the 40's last night. a few 80's into the afternoon. high pressure in control. no-call to speak of. not only today but tonight as well.

that there are going to be changes coming in. humidity coming back and thunderstorms as well. i will have a timeline, coming up. emily: the u.s. military is saying an american soldier is dead, another wounded after an operation in afghanistan's southern helmand p province. six afghan soldiers also wounded in the attack comes one day to the area to fight and aggressively -- increasingly aggressive television. the flooding devastation firsthand and to offer more federal assistance. marci gonzalez reports thousands of people remain homeless. marci: from the subsiding floodwater to everything it destroyed -- >> it looks like a bomb went off. marci: president obama is visiting baton rouge get a

obama will take the louisiana, the american people will stand with the people with baton rouge as they rebuild their communities. marci: a community reeling from the storm that more than a week ago hit neighborhoods not normally prone to flooding forcing 30,000 rescues, killing at least 13 people, and damaging an estimated 60,000 homes. >> we want the nation to assist us. louisiana needs this assistance. as widespread, not just baton rouge. criticism for not cutting his vacation short to make the trip sooner. in interviews msnbc, louisiana's governor defended the decision. >> we have to take hundreds of local responders, police officers and state troopers to provide security for that type of visit. i would just as soon have those people engaged in the response rather than trying to secure the president. marci: at the same time governor john bell edwards praised donald

brought much-needed attention to a disaster that was otherwise -- that many feel was otherwise largely ignored. unlike the slow federal response to katrina, agents are already here processing claims for the more than 110,000 people who registered for help replacing all that was lost. emily: new home sales soaring. the incentive to how much sugar is too much for your kids? a new health warning to tell you about. mike: spectacular weather but it will change. i will tell you when thunderstorms returned to the forecast and a check on traffic -- and a check on the tropics which are getting very active. >> the 10:00 news on metv boston with maria stephanos and ben simoneau, on comcast channel 942, verizon for 61 and over the

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nearly nine years. according to the commerce department new-home sales meeting more than 600 for -- meaning more than six or 54,000 homes were sold. demand is outpacing construction. low mortgage rates and a steady job market for that arise. a major bank must pay out over at student loan scandal. federal investigators say wells fargo charged illegal late fees to some of its student loan day of their so-called grace period. wells fargo must now pay $3.6 million to the consumer financial protection agency and refund customers $410,000. donald trump says he will not back down on immigration and hillary clinton is laughing off trump asked suggestion that she is in poor health. maggie: rallying an enthusiastic

-- >> i get the feeling were going to win in a landslide. maggie: donald trump asking african americans for their vote before a mostly white audience. >> you will be able to walk down the street without getting shot. maggie: now he expanding his plea to hispanics as well. rick klein says trump's outreach to minority voters is also for white voters >>. he wants to cut into those margins. he also wants to give as many white voters comfort in a campaign that's being as expansive assi softening his firm stance on immigration and once again accuses the democrats of rigging the election against him. trump asks supporters to make sure they watch the polls. >> when i say watch, you know what i'm talking about, right? >> there are circles on the right wing that feel like voter fraud is a rampant issue that needs to be controlled. maggie: controversy over hillary

conservative watchdog group appeared to show a closer relationship the twin the clinton foundation and the state department while clinton was secretary of state. the fbi has handed over 15,000 new e-mails off clinton's private server for the state government to review. clinton seemed to laugh off the allegations. >> jimmy, my e-mails are so boring. i'm embarrassed about that. we've already released 30,000 plus so what's a few more? event, their debates this fall. there's little doubt that these will be the most watched presidential debates ever. emily: several students in california were forced to miss the first day of classes over a new mandatory vaccine law. the new law does not allow parents to opt their children out of vaccines because of personal beliefs and in the oakland district hundreds of students were turned away. school leaders say it's because many parents did not know about

sugar. children should eat no more than 25 grams of added sugar a day according to a new emory university put report. one small chocolate bar and is less than a can of coke. researchers say kids typically eat more than four times that and 10 to eat fewer healthy foods as a result. experts say frequent hours long charging can shorten the life of lithium-ion many cell phones taken electric currents quickly causing them to corrode faster. both iphones and android test technology that protects them from absorbing too much current and since most people swap phones every two years they don't hold onto the blog enough to run into trouble. -- long enough to run into any trouble. what we do about our phones? mike: i pour sugar into mine. solving two problems. emily: not a day to look at your phone, it is gorgeous out.

we also had some rain. not a great deal of just under him to reign in boston. still running about 7.5 inches drive for the year but at least we are getting closer to where we are supposed to be for the month. morning lows, maybe you needed a jacket. we had a big area of 40's to the west and into that area from bedford delta norwood, the cranberry -- taught in all the way to plymouth. the 40's. norwood, 44 degrees. his august. we rebounded nicely. most temperatures into the 70's now. we've got nothing but sunshine over the top of us. still have that high sun angle. that son is going to help you warm up during the afternoon. i went outside and found one single cloud. 76 degrees. wind out of the west southwest at 8.

refreshing zone. tomorrow comes up a little bit. thursday you are going, we're back to summer and by friday you're going, the muggy stuff is back with us. on friday we have a chance for thunderstorms. today is sunny and comfortable. tonight, clear and cool for this time of year. 56 to 60 degrees in the overnight low. three systems we're talking about now. us. a post tropical system and it's got maximum sustained wind at 30 miles per hour. it's going to diminish in intensity. we may get some rain close to where the coast. most of the rain will fall -- tropical systems are sometimes good news. they come in with some gentle rain as the fall apart. the other system, invest 99. notch kronos to get a name yet but if you look at the spaghetti

we're talking five days down the road. the most impressive system is guest on off the coast of africa. keeping it basically offshore and quite a ways offshore. the computer model has been going all over the place in the last several days so we will keep close eye on this one. this time of year you want to keep a close eye on the tropics encased systems try to change their path moving in. we got humid air moving in that will setup with the possibility on friday. we need the rain and we can certainly get it by friday. tuesday, for today, it's pleasant, he degrees. tomorrow, sunny, pleasant, is its degrees. -- 86 degrees. thursday, humidity starts to come back. chance of thunderstorms on friday. it is a chance. behind it, good news for weekend lovers. lower humidity coming back.

nice right now. that one chance we see showers in here on friday. emily: isaiah thomas says i do. the photos from his big day and

emily: and new hampshire woman looked out her back window saw a family of black bears hanging out this weekend climbing trees, hanging from the family rope swing having a good time. of course, mom is all business checking the garbage can for snacks and off they went. celtics guard isaiah thomas ties the knot. the all-star got married in seattle to longtime girlfriend kayla wallace. he posted these pictureso there. jae crowder, amir johnson, r.j. hunter, jordan mickey and jared sullinger all turned out to help him celebrate. they look great. mike: the family looks really cute. emily: great day to be outside. mike: sunshine out there. it he degrees. even tomorrow a little warmer. humidity is still down to read if you have low humidity this

at 112. you still have a decent weekend. temptress in the 80's, sunshine. looking forward to it. emily: are you working? mike: some of it i am. emily: thank you are among the best in the country. our charter schools are public, and we have longer school days with more personal attention. we have a proven record of helping students in underperforming areas succeed. announcer: question 2 will expand charter school access and result in more funding for public education. every parent should be able to choose the public school that's best for their child. announcer: vote yes on question 2.

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