>> we have breaking news at 5:30. an ultra-light helicopter is down in the ashland reservoir. one person has been pulled out. not hurt. the ultra-light we understand sank. crews right now trying to figure out how to pull it out. >> police were justified when they shot and killed a terror suspect. that's the conclusion of a report just released by the suffolk county when police say he pulled a knife and advanced toward them back in june 2015. investigators say they were trying to arrest usaamah raim because he was about to carry out an attack. >> a pretty significant damage reported across parts of indiana from an outbreak. starbucks flattened in one town. roofs torn off the building. warnings are still up for a couple of cities right now. >> as we look behind harvey, he still has the radar zoomed in. it looks like they are

still have two tornado warnings. here's one right in here. indianapolis, as you can see, this one is passing to the north of indianapolis, but about an hour a.i.g., there was one that was very close to, if not just east-southeast of indianapolis, at one point, there was this report of a large tornado on the ground. these tornado warnings are based on radar signatures, this is second tornado warning down here. that's what's going on over there. two tornado warnings in the vicinity of central indiana. we're just for gaston but for this system which will likely develop some and that's the one that looks like it will make an approach to the southern bahamas, perhaps parts of florida and maybe into the gulf. all of that over the next five days. we'll cover that and our local weather which is still pleasant but is about to change to some degree coming up in a few minutes. >> new 59:30, we're learning more about the type of bus involved in that fatal fall in east boston over the weekend. >> the company that owns the bus

just like it and she's life at their headquarters in north attleborough. reporter: i also just spoke to one of the passengers on this party bus. she said the two victims were sitting in the back and the top of the high -- this emergency window unlatched. they flew out from the bottom and she says, initially, they both >> a traffic accident. just three days after this -- 26-year-old tracy was killed. she fell out of this bus window. her best friend fell, too, but survived. the north attleborough company steadfastly believes someone must have opened the emergency latches. >> i want to know what happened. >> they want the victim's mother to know they are not blaming the victim.

on a hinge. you have to have them. >> all the windows slide. >> with north carolina air conditioning, only the sliders should have been opened for air. the general manager showing us, on a smaller bus, clearly label red emergency latches. >> you have to use muscle, though, and pull up the levellers. >> on the job for nearly four years, but the investigation is ongoing. >> we don't know what happened. >> this is new. the party goer told me, when she tried to cross she was hit by a car and that's what killed her. the general manager here for the bus company says in the future, they will put alarms on the emergency latches so that the driver knows whenever a window like that is open. >> rhondella richardson, wcvb,

salem police are looking for several people linked to this explosive scene you see right there. some sort of device was intuit a rainbow times newspaper box. that's a lgbt publication. several people went up to the box before the blast you saw. this happened in salem square early yesterday morning. anyone with information should call salem police. >> a little boy found wandering alone in new hampshire before sunrise. jennifer crompton from our sister station wmur explains how drivers helped to get him home safely. >> a fremont police officer sunrise. jennifer spotted the 7 year old well before dawn. it took a while to coax him into the cruiser and when he did he told the officer husband headed to wal-mart to buy matchbox cars. >> the initial calls came in at about 4:00 a.m., when early commuters alerted police that a boy was walking in the breakdown

by then he had already walked a mile of dark bad roads. his destination, another you few miles down the highway, and then he would have had to cross 125. he gave the officer his name and address and when they arrived at his home the front door was still wide open. his parents unaware he had even been drawn. >> it's a dangerous road if you're a pedestrian. never mind if you're a young child in the dark. without any adult supervision. >> you have to be very careful in your ho children can't reach the door lock. put on another lock system so they can't get up and go. >> the parents were horrified and grateful. >> jennifer krocrompton. >> a guilty plea is expected tomorrow. >> the 17-year-old was found dead in a motel last fall. her mother was one of three

couple of weeks. >> an man wanted for robbing a bank is behind bars in boston. he was taken into custody after he tried to jump out a window, then barricaded himself in a south boston apartment. the swat team broke down the door after several hours of negotiations. he's facing numerous charges in both massachusetts and new hampshire. >> the patriots helmet, perhaps the most famous one in new england tonight, stolen from a foxborough restaurant is back e man who stole it and ran away without paying his tab. shortly thereafter the thief called the restaurant and promised to send the helmet back. today it arrived along with the money for his tab but he still may face punishment. the patriots say if they find out the thief is a season ticket holder, he could lose those season tickets. new protections from massachusetts pets tonight. charlie baker signing a bill that would ban owners from

it would also allow people to break into the car if an animal is in immediate danger. >> time to take a look at first alert traffic. that's jammed. let's take a look at the maps. 93, about half an hour drive. let's see how it is now. northbound, 28 minutes, upper deck to route 128. the pike 15. 39 to north of the pike on the southbound side of 495. northbound looks to be traveling just fine. >> a hack of "new york times" reporters. >> the possible connection between this cyberattack and the one on the dnc. >> president obama names a new national monument right here in new england. the famous company founder who donated the land.

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>> the f.b.i. is investigating whether the same russian hackers with the dnc might also be behindcyberattack reporters. many from the "new york times." what information the attackers were likely looking for. >> no group of journalists is better connected than those inside this building with the most sensitive high level sources inside the government. >> they want to know who their sources are. >> u.s. officials say they are investigating a series of cyberattacks against the times

the times says none of its internal systems was breached or compromised. >> i think russian government is fully capable of getting into the "new york times" or almost any place else. they do it in a very sophisticated way that leaves very little trace. >> officials say the attacks came from the same russian hack here's did compromise the computers of the democratic national committee. >> the telltale signs from the dnc were the ip addresses that were being used attacks. >>. it shows how they tried to undercut the campaign of sanders. sensitive emails and voicemail messages about big democratic donors and the favors they sought. >> got a call last week, my wife tells me, from wasserman schultz about a dinner with president obama this week. >> the russian hackers have a long list of successful and embarrassing operations. they hit a nonclassified system

classified system at the pentagon. a report last week said russian hackers had successfully compromise add private communications network for a foundation run by billionaire american george soros. >> ford is recalling nearly 90,000 cars because their engines can abruptly stall. the fuel pumps can fail causing the problem. the recall covers 88,000 vehicles including certain late model ford taurus and police sedans. it also includes late model lincoln mk sedans and mkt suvs. repairs will be done free of charge. president obama names a new national monument in maine. >> the famous company founder that donated it. >> it's been a year since a little boy received a new hair of hands, a new experience he's looking forward to if his mom

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one person was pulled out without injury. the ultra-light helicopter apparently sank. crews have been trying to figure out where exactly it is in the reservoir and how they are going to get it out of the water. we'll keep following that story for you. a large area of northern maine now designated as a national mond -- monument. it covers 87,000 acres. it was co-founder -- it will create new jobs in the region. >> a year after his double hand transplant 59-year-old baltimore boy says he's ready to play ball. he talked about his progress today along with his doctors at children's hospital in philadelphia. he lost both his hands and feet to a serious infection when he was just two years old but he's well on the road to recovery and ready for action, but mom says, not so fast.

football. >> no. >> let's start with baseball. >> why not? >> too dangerous. >> they are little kids. >> we'll have this argument late later. >> mom is always right so once again he'll start with baseball but good for him and good wishes in the future. >> >> chief meteorologist harvey leonard. harv: the weather is tranquil. just for a moment we'll show you what's going on in indiana. there have been a few tornados already there and still a tornado warning for this cell which looks potent. to give you an idea of where this is, here's indianapolis. it's off to the east. a little over an hour and a half ago there was a strong tornado that was very, very close to indianapolis. which looks potent. there have been several warnings. this is the most significant one

you see a hook structure to it, which we do often see with tornados. >> we're also following the tropics. cass strong, is almost a hurricane but the reasons aren't that great. however, a couple of days down the road it would be so that still could become a hurricane. and then this system over here, which is going through some of the caribbean islands, that's the one that is a tropical wave but has potential to develop some, and the reason that's so impot track. these are all on different computer models and clustered around a track that would take it into the southeastern bahamas and somewhere close to florida or parts of florida, and then possibly emerging into the eastern gulf of mexico. so the real key here is how much it develops. even if it doesn't develop that much it's probably going to be a huge rain producer with localized flooding at the least

gaston could be a few hundred miles east-southeast of bermuda five days from now. it may not develop too much further right now but then may do so a couple of days down the road. it's been another incredible summer day. if you had the day off it's been approaching 90 over some of the interior. logan is at 80. just back from the coast it's quite a bit warmer than that it's still relative pleasant in terms of the humidity impact but getting sticky in some areas. now the trend will humid air to build in. it will become more uncomfortable tomorrow and the most uncomfortable day will be on friday. notice the humidity impact going up, peaking on friday and starting to come back down and during saturday and for the rest of the weekend it should be reasonably comfortable so that's the good news. it looks like another nice weekend for you to plan outdoor activities. tonight, warmer than recent nights.

boston. most of the suburbs will be in the 60s. tomorrow's temperature, much like today, but a little bit more humid. that will be the difference. >> also, late tomorrow, you may start to see some clouds approaching from the west. that's that system that's causing those severe storms out in indianapolis or the indiana area right now. however, by the time it gets here, i think just a spot thunderstorm is about all it would produce here. that would be on friday. as you enjoy friday you'll notice somewhat more cloudiness, higher human and keep an eye to the so much tomorrow, although it's always good to do that clouds late tomorrow but friday, notice no widespread storms but a spot storm with the front and the front clears the region and most of the region looks like it will be filled with sunshine on saturday and sunday. here's how it looks over the next several days. those traveling during the course of the weekend, here's how it looks on the cape there. could be a spot thunderstorm on friday but saturdays and sunday look great. sunshine, somewhat less humid, and pleasant temperatures, not

up to the lakes region or the mountains of northern new england, also you may have a spot storm on friday and nice pleasant weather for both saturdays and sunday and along about monday a few spot storms could return. that's how it's looking. >> that makes me so happy. already starting to relax because the weekend looks so good. >> even the former owner wouldn't recognize the place. the frozen food factory is now a restaurant. >> it comes years after the development was first proposed. >> in gloucester, a long awaited project is finally open for business. the elegant new hotel became a major north shores sensation the minute it booked its first guests this summer. general manager, rajonston. the response has been fantastic. we've been sold out nearly every

well. 300 seat restaurant with a large 44 seat bar. overlooking the beautiful gloucester harbor. ? >> we have a rooftop bar, which is one of the highlights of the hotel amend it's quite beautiful. >> the views are amazing. >> this location overlooking the harbor was the site of a long abandon frozen foods factory built in the 1920s. city leaders struggled first rate hotel. >> it's a game changer. there is nothing like this on cape ann. the only full service hotel on cape ann. there are many motels and inn but we're the only full service hotel. it's such a welcomed amenity to the city. we've created a lot of jobs and it's been something that's been needed for such a long time. >> it's particularly popular with brides.

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>> new research linking what women eat during their bringi pregnancy. >> researchers haven't found there is a definite link. in the meantime they recommend pregnant women go for foods high in fiber and fatty acids. >> weighing more might be linked to more medical effects than we originally thought according to a new report. >> dr. tim johnson breaks down the key findings. >> tacking on the pounds can do medical damage, higher blood pressure, even more heart

is also associated with an increased risk for cancer. >> 2002 the world health organization found that maintaining a normal weight can help prevent colon, esophageal, kidney, breast and uterine cancer but a new report released today in the "new england journal of medicine" these that gaining excess weight is linked to eight other cancers, stomach, liver, gallbladder, pancreas, ovarian, thyroid, a type of blood cancer myeloma and a brain cancer. what's worse, pounds add up, so does the risk. being slightly overweight can make your risk for uterine cancer almost doubled but having an eastern bmi or crossing into obesity can increase your risk seven times. obviously losing suite important for many reasons. but now we know it can also lower our risk for many cancers.

>> we have breaking news from salem. >> news us in a -- break news at 6:00 starts right now. >> what we're learning. >> new video the day a terrorism suspect was killed by police. what else we're seeing as investigators close this case. >> a couple of tropical threats. which one could affect a portion of the united states. straight ahead. >> aenld early woman found by surprise. in this home, the allegations against a to take care of her. >> we begin at 6:00 with some breaking news, explosive surveillance video showing vandals targeting the box. >> here are the breaking details. >> salem police are looking for

sort of device put into a rape go times newspaper box. that's and a lgbtq publication. it shows several people going up to the box just before the explosion, and then they run away. this happened in salem square early yesterday morning. anyone with information is asked to call police. we have a crew just arooichlgt we hope to get some more details soon. when we do we'll along. >> over a reservoir where an ultra-light helicopter crashed into the water and newscenter 5 just spoke with the pilot. he's live on the scene. a bit of a scare in ashland. out there, where you can see that boat in the water, that's pretty much where that helicopter, the ultra-light helicopter hit the water.

he's 48 years old, he's been confined for about a year and a half. he likes to fly every day. he experienced engine trouble. he look around, only place to put the helicopter down was in the reservoir. we just spoke to the pilot a few minutes ago. >> i flew over from arbor. buzzing around, to see if i could see my wife daurnd at the house. i was going to wave to them but rise a little bit on my engine. that concerned me soishgs sta, d to the airport. i wanted to get over the trees and this is the only place i could drop it. >> diana, he hit the water, went under, was able to unbuckle himself from his belt. there were a couple of kayakers in the area who came and helped