and: why the pilot can thank the drought for making his tricky landing possible. maria: the thief who stole the helmet making another strange move. ed: epipen outreach. harvey: timing when the muggy stuff comes back and tracking a couple of storms in the tropics. maria: the handouts made for a pricey product that is a knockoff. ed: good evening. maria: that suspect was tracked down because of what he left behind at the crime scene. shaun chaiyabhat is live in boston with how he was found.

an 18-year-old girl. he faces new charges including kidnapping and rape. >> we're happy we have him in custody. he was a dangerous individual. shaun: would that arrest fears now called in the south end. at 1 a.m. police say he threatened a woman with a knife, forced her half a mile to this playground and raped h. want to thank her very much for having the courage to step forward and work with us to get this dangerous felon off the street. >> that arrest thanks to the victim id her attacker and thanks to his own prior crime. he left prison in december after serving eight years for similar rape. police say he was wearing his gps monitor during the attack.

for all the information we have he kept that -- cut that bracelet off. >> shocking that they could let someone out that is liable to do something like that. shaun: clement relieved but wondering how closely he was being watched. >> he was at it 1:00 a.m. at a park. it's an suspicious if i was watching him. shaun: we are expecting to learn more at the arraignment tomorrow. ed: a magnitude 6.2 quake hit italy in the middle of the night. there are reports of several buildings destroyed and people running into the streets in a small town. it was felt in central rome. the pictures coming in. it was felt 100 miles away with

no reports of damage. it is l.a. tomorrow morning in rome right now. right now a small plane is sitting in the middle of a small island of sand in the quabbin reservoir. the pilot doing what he -- finding the right spot during what he called a midair emergency. >> police are taking the story if he did indeed have problems, a summer drought may have saved his way. you can see where the single engine plane landed. it appears that area would be underwater but with the reservoir at 86% of capacity this sandbar was large enough to down the small plane intact. the pilot, a 42-year-old man from newport, rhode island telling us by phone he is ok and experience -- he was an

model, a carbon cap model. he experienced engine trouble. the quabbin is strictly restricted from all aircraft, still the pilot putting the plane down on the sandbar, walking away from it unharmed, state police and dcr quickly reaching the scene by boat,officials say the water on the quabbin is safe, the plane was left on the sandbar overnight. removing done and may require taking it apart piece by piece. we are told the pilot, state police, and the f it -- faa and the ntsb will get together to confirm exactly what went wrong and to determine if the pilot will face any fines. the trickiest part of all coming up with a plan to get that plane off the sandbar without contaminating the quabbin

korea: a tricky operation. the spot where the plane landed is usually filled with water but the drought has the water levels extremely lowered. in: sometimes there isharvey: ta as it heads toward theam for folks down toward the bahamas, we have to keep an eye on that. let's talk about the local weather. it has been unbelievable. let's check it out for you. we will see what we are talking about. the temperatures early this morning were in the 40's in some places and now the temperatures have become pleasant again. after reaching around 80 we still see 50's.

the night is out in the suburbs. that is what will be happening tonight. check it out as we head to the south. it is in the 60's and the cape at the air is optimal and it will state that way to my -- tonight and tomorrow. anyone by 11 a.m. i will you know when the humidity returns. the next chance of any storms coming up in a minute. ed: no jail time for this massachusetts teen, who admits to sexually assaulting two classmates. tonight there's a new push to get the judge kicked off the newscenter 5's john atwater is here with the growing controversy. john almost 6000 people have now : signed an online petition to have that judge removed. the outrage is very similar to the reaction after the sentence in a california sex assault case. david becker will not be spending time behind bars. the 18-year-old was originally charged with 2 counts of rape after a house party in april, but he was allowed to plead guilty to a lesser charge of indecent assault and battery. and a judge sentenced him to two years probation.

>> could have hoped for a better outcome under these circumstances. john after that party in east : longmeadow this spring, two of his classmates went to police saying they had woken up at different times to becker sexually assaulting them. according to police reports, becker told investigators that when one of the girls didn't protest, he assumed it was ok. he denied having any physical contact with the other alleged victim. prosecutors had been pushing for a 2-year prison term, but becker's lawyer argued that he had no criminal record, did community service, and deserved his sentence comes after another star athlete escaped a lengthy prison term in california. outrage spread across the country when former stanford university swimmer brock turner was sentenced to six months in jail after he was accused of sexually assaulting an unconscious woman. if becker doesn't violate his probation, he will not have to register as a sex offender and there will be no conviction on

the street in brookline is in the hospital tonight with serious injuries after part of a tree that was being cut down fell right on top of him. it happened in an alley near commonwealth ave. a tree company was working in the area. the victim is a 29-year-old worker at the nearby herb chambers car dealership. >> i came down to check it out and there was a guy laying there with all the branches on top of him. >> it is pretty sad. someone you see every day and to see it happen to him like that is sad. : name. herb chambers released a statement tonight saying he's praying for the young man and his family. a construction worker seriously hurt after falling off scaffolding at harvard medical school. it happened around 2:00 this afternoon on shattuck street. we're told the worker was a bricklayer. and fell about 50 feet landing on a plank below. scott brown, firing back at allegations of sexual

: growing sex scandal at fox news. newscenter5's ben simmoneau is here with the allegations. ben those allegations are in a : lawsuit from a former co-worker. she calls fox news a sex-fueled, playboy-mansion like cult. >> i started getting calls from reporters. and it came so far from out of left field. ben scott brown and his wife : gail stepping outside their new hampshire home to take questions from reporters. >> sen. scott brown is here and he's outnumbered. outnumbered last august, host andrea tantaros is claiming in a new lawsuit that brown told her in a suggestive manner she'd be fun to go to a nightclub with. she says he snuck up behind her while she was purchasing lunch and put his hands on her lower waist. >> i have no knowledge of what which is referring to. i've never touched her around her waist. in the lunch line? why would i do that?

if there's anything in a lunch line, it's hey, good show. and that's it. ben tantaros is not suing brown, : her lawsuit, for nearly $50 million, is against fox and some executives and employees. it says fox news masquerades as defender of traditional family values, but behind the scenes, it operates like a sex-fueled, playboy mansion-like cult. david, do you consider this a smear? >> as an attorney and as a public figure, i unfortunately sometimes expect these types of things. >> to be charged like this in a public forum is outrageous. and should be illegal. what is happening here is ben brown says a camp counselor : abused him as a boy so he tweeted this out this afternoon, as a survivor of sexual abuse, i would never perpetuate language or actions as described in fox complaint. actions referenced are fabricated. tantaros' lawsuit was filed in new york. maria: new questions after a

clinton's family charity. 85 of 154 people from private interests who spoke personally with clinton during her time as secretary of state donated to the clinton foundation or pledged commitment to international programs. trump now calling for a special prosecutor to investigate clinton's dealings with charity donors. mr. trump: if our secretary of state can be bought or bribed, what is happening right government favors mean the whole american system is threatened. maria critics accuse clinton of : giving special access to clinton foundation donors. president obama visiting the areas hardest hit by severe flooding in louisiana. the president met with residents and crews as he moved through the flood-damaged areas. he promised a continued national effort as communities began the rebuilding process. the president was criticized prior to the trip for waiting more than a week to visit the

ed: a former new hampshire pastor is accused of sexually assaulting a child. steve jesmer turned himself in monday to police in manchester. the 37-year-old is the former pastor at the dialogue church on pine street. according to court documents, he was leading the congregation at the time of the allegations. the alleged victim is under 16-years-old. jesmer is out on bail. >> next on newscenter 5. maria: the thief who stole a patriots helmet making another call he made to the restaurant hours after he -- we aired this video. the big refund handed out for a pricey product that is a knockoff. harvey: still nice and comfortable.

>> wednesday morning on newscenter 5's eyeopener. you are getting the kids healthy for school. >> but what about mom and dad? the warnings for the whole family. >> and the feel of summer returns. join us wednesday morning

>> you are watching wcvb newscenter 5 at 11 p.m. edmaria: mary saladna is live wh that robert's new move. mary: it is not every day you meet a thief who keeps calling to confessnd they are dealing with at patriots place. >> too bad it got to this point. mary: the manager got another phone call from the man who admits he skipped out on his cap couple of weeks ago and stole the restaurants 40 asked why 14 super bowl patriots helmet signed by the entire team. >> he said please, if you would not mind. the helmet is in a box, it will be overnight shipped to you.

days ago and defaulted on his promise. >> he probably saw his own image on the news channels and decided to call and make for forgiveness. mary: foxboro police are not amused. they released this surveillance video of the man, you saw it first on 5 last night, apparently, so did the thief. >> he nervous. i feel that for the kid. he might has hurt his life over something so silly. >> we will contact the district attorney's office if the property is returned. we would like to find out who that person is and if need be we could take out charges. maria: the patriots are involved

of losing his seat. maria: the maker of the epipen defending its price hikes as we learn about the c.e.-o's huge raises. the price of the life-saving allergy shot has soared from 100 dollars a pair in 2007, to $500 today. parent company mylan pharmaceuticals says product improvements have driven up the cost. during that same time period, the ceo pay went from $2.4 million to nearly $19 million. congress is demanding more information about why it's happening. target may owe you money after the sale of knockoff sheets. the company is offering millions of dollars in refunds after discovering it sold fake egyptian cotton sheets. welsplun india supplied the sheets. saying they were made of egyptian cotton when they were not. target is reaching out to

for prices as high as $175 between 2014 and this year. they've also terminated their partnership with the company. ed: and then there is this story. a guy trying out a stunt to impress a girl ended up in a tight spot wedged between two buildings. police in pittsburgh say the 22-year-old tried to jump from the roof of the shorter building to the taller one at 2:00 a.m, in the two, falling three stories and getting stuck with his foot trapped. his date had to call for help. it took 4 hours to get him out. >> we had people on the roof and we had three walls to go through. one of the workers had to repel down. ed he was wheeled off in a : stretcher giving a thumbs up. the restaurant that rescuers had to break through will be closed

he gave the thumbs up like a football player. being carted off the field, i am ok. harvey: thankful for the rescuers, the real heroes in that case. lots of new hampshire 40's. in mass, orange was in the 40's, bedford, norwood and we remounted -- rebounded boston. with such low humidity it for like a pleasure out there. i know the downside. we need more rain and that is not coming in an active way at least in the meat -- immediate forecast. 41 in boston. tomorrow will be somewhat warmer than today. the wind has gone to the west-southwest. it was northwest last night into day. this is the first sign that we will see a warm up the humidity

more the temperature that goes up. humidity will be going up more so coming up on thursday. we do have some 50's showing up in the connecticut river valley. springfield 58. orange 59. boston is 71. nice and pleasant but not as cool as last night. we appreciate the lower humidity and these will be the readings to start your day tomorrow. one more time we have. coming tomorrow, getting to about 90 degrees in pl it -- there will be a little bit of a sea breeze at logan airport. worcester county, mid to upper 80's, south and west of boston, upper 80's, touching 90 possibly in places like quincy and brockton and a great day on cape cod. 82 degrees to 84. 77 in nantucket. of. and a southwest wind.

temperatures. they have dropped slightly but they are nice and warm. low-to-mid 70's on the south side of the cape and of her 60's on the waters of the north shore. here's the dryer. what happened to that oppressive air? it has been pushed to the south. that will start to creep back over the next couple of days so it will be a progressive day. more humid on thursday and friday which is the best chance of getting a couple of west. the first sign of storms moving into western portions of wisconsin. high pressure in control but we see the warmer side and the more humid side by thursday and a couple of storms on friday. in the tropics, gaston will totally be a hurricane in the central atlantic. this system has me a little more concerned because that looks at it will track close to the

gulf of mexico and then gaston still in the open waters of the atlantic east of bermuda and the hurricane five edition now. here is your next seven days. like today and about six or eight degrees and then continues the added heat, added increased humidity and add a couple of storms on friday. we started -- start to lower humidity. pleasant on sunday with the next front was hit in italy says residents are harried under debris and the town in his words is not here anymore. it was the 6.1 magnitude quake northeast of rome. it hit 2:30 a.m. roman time. it is about 521, 5:22 a.m. the mayor of the town in italy

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mike: clay buchholz has been the red sox pi?ata for a long time. he was the one holding the stick with nearly as the sox slip past the rays 2-1 to remain in a first place tie american league standings and an errant throw gets poppy up and on his horse and he scores.

2-nil. he gave the red sox a big lift tonight. bottom half of the eighth inning. he can run. right now you can see him turn around. i will test mookie betts' arm. he is out. watch this throw from right field. this guy started outs the play of the game, red sox win 2-1. a decent catch and a little bit of a celebration. pirates have their celebration. you think that is a good catch, let's go to cincinnati. let us look at the ground he

got hamilton tonight, which one? that might have been more impressive catch. you got it. what a catch. tom brady all smiles. told those who were listening that he cut his them with a pair of scissors prior to last nights preseason game with the chicago bears. chris and wanted to go and coach said best if you -- i was going to i have been missing playing. it want to go out with my teammates. to not be out there because of a silly mistake. i am glad it was not the regular season. i learned from it and hopefully i will be operating without scissors for a while. harvey: in the morning it will be just pleasant.

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