maria: a man and woman found dead in a home in ashby. the investigation unfolding now. harvey: i will show you when the humidity finally drops off. maria: why the problem may be worse than it looks. one-on-one with john dennis, what is behind his abrupt exit frhe relationships eventually there is some friction. >> yet -- what he admits about the big controversy of his career. when you look back do you think -- i should not say that. >> this is wcvb newscenter 5 at 7 p.m. ben: the bodies of a man and

the bodies were found in a pretty remote area in ashby. that is where we find david b nick with the latest information. david: in the last few minutes we have heard from that middlesex district attorney's office who believes they are looking at an apparent murder suicide this evening in ashby. that does not mean that this investigation will come to an end anytime quickly. scene investigator arrived here. video from sky 5 shot this afternoon shows the scene. we have highly edited it for broadcast that end from sky 5 we can see two bodies, a man and woman's body on the front yard. apparently there was gunfire involved and a neighbor told us with the street is like.

it is blocked off. not supposed to be traffic up there. a quiet place and two houses on the side, two houses on that side. david: one of those houses has seen a tragedy. neighbors have been coming by all afternoon. they did not know what was going on until maria: new drought concerns, a local community like a lot of them in desperate need of rain. this dam in ipswich is bone dry. nicole: that is the message tonight, conserve. there is plenty of water for

expected to get worse and with that the water will dwindle. >> it really is because the solutions are so easy. nicole: walking through a dam where water would be flowing, the summer drought taking its toll on the water supply. >> this time of year we would be knee-deep right here. nicole: the executive director said the problem is deeper than meets the eye. it lowers the groundwater elevations below the water of the river and the river goes dry. nikole killion: if you look around you can see some places already have hit rock bottom. we found hans completely dry, 75% of massachusetts now under drought conditions. back at the ipswich dam and the river that supplies it a collision course with an unfortunate record. >> i have never seen it this low . we are on track to be the worst

rock-bottom, 30 million gallons of water a day drawn from here, the solution so simple it is frustrating. >> we have plenty of water for people and nature. simple things like planting a bluegrass lawn reduces your water needs 60%. the coal: 60% may sound odd that's like a lot, things like turning off the water when you are brushing your help. ben: the drought is getting worse. some of us saw some rain but it was quick, certainly not new enough. we need a couple of days of rain. harvey: we need a slow rain. the range we have been getting, they hit really hard and there is no chance to soak in. if you put the statistics together we are going down is the driest summer on record.

scattered shower, but it is going down as the driest we have ever had. this is exceptional and historic stuff that we are talking about. what about the rain today? the northwesterly breeze is pushing what little shower activity offshore. down toward martha's vineyard, that is all we are saying. as for the next 12 hours the skies will be clear. temperatures will drop off. not quite as muggy we will talk more about that humidity and the next trip for any kind of rain in the forecast. maria: the main governor paul lepage facing new controversy tonight. it centers around an expletive-filled voicemail he left for a state lawmaker who governor lepage says called him a racist. >> you to prove that i am a racist. i spent my life helping black

, i am asking you. thank you. maria: the representative drew gattine says he never called the governor a racist. but he did say lepage's recent comments were not helpful in the fight against heroin addiction. this afternoon, lepage defended his comments that 90% of drug dealers in his state are black and hispanic. by showing reporters a binder full of mug shots and newspaper stories. watch. six you write this stuff, i just keep it. i do not read it. unless it gets in my book. but stephanie cuts them out and she gets the pictures and i put them in my book. area: today, state democrats said lepage is quote not mentally or emotionally fit to hold office. ben: $22,00000 reward is being offered for any information

nuns in mississippi. one of the victims was born and raised in massachusetts. sister paula merrill, seen here, is from stoneham. as a sister of charity for nazareth, she saw countless patients who could not afford medical care. police believe the nuns were the victims of a break-in. police in rockport need your help right now. they are trying to make an arrest in a violent attack. the crime happened on pooles lane around 9:30 p.m. wednesday night. the man seen in these surveillance pictures from a nearby convenience store matches the description of the alleged attack police say a woman in her 50's was out for a walk when she was attacked from behind and knocked to the ground. >> her continued screaming she believes scared her off. he got into a bicycle and left the area heading down toward the train station. clicks rockport is a very safe immunity. ben: rockport police don't know if the man in the surveillance pictures is local at this point they are not calling him a suspect. they just want to identify and

framingham teen who police say admitted to stabbing his mother and brother. our partners at the metrowest daily news reporting tonight that 16-year-old gust ramgren is now facing two counts of attempted first degree murder as an adult. he was arrested in siesta key , or to -- florida after the alleged attack last week. that's where the family was on vacation. ben: very explosive video. a group up and then ran away. moments later the block -- box exploded. it is an lgbtq publication. it is not the first time the box of that paper has been vandalized. >> it think it is only a matter of time before somebody speaks up and said i saw something or whatnot. we have a lot of people looking

evidence but the sunday evening a new rainbow times box will be unveiled and every square, the public is invited to attend. maria: really a heartless crime. flamingos used as a fundraiser have been stolen. abby vandyke is a seventh grader. recently diagnosed with leukemia. information about the theft to give them a call. ben: seven. maria goes one-on-one. maria i do with : radio host john dennis. he goes on the record with why he left the popular morning show he has been a part of for years. the sit-down interview next. harvey: keeping an eye on the tropics with two systems to watch. and when the temperatures will drop from these warm numbers we have seen lately. ben needham's golden girl back : home and mentoring young gymnasts.

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>> you're watching wcb be newscenter 5 at seven. maria: it was very popular breakup. john dennis left the callahan show after almost a 20 year run. what happened and what is next? i cut up with john where he is spending a lot of time now on the golf course. what happened?

calls for 19 and a half years, i am tired of being tired. maria: if you have watched tv or listen to radio in this market you know john dennis. former cohost of the very popular dennis and callahan radio show on weei and the former heart is what made headlines and kicked up a lot of speculation about john's relationship with his cohost, joe kelly and. you are retired and you are on the golf course. john: kirk and i were never best friends. the never prevented us from doing to an half or three years a very good radio. so it has nothing to do with it. it has to do with being tired and waking up every morning. i tell you what. maria: was it the straw that broke the camels back?

no punches. john: great place to spend 20 years. good columnist, should write more. kirk. john: complicated. maria: by john's own admission to have been plenty of what he calls stupid moments. when you look back at that do you think i should not have said that getting bashed and so if you do four hours a day of just off the top of your head conversation eventually you're going to say something stupid. maria: your darkest moment? john: 2015. maria: when you said you are an alcoholic. you're sober. >> 17 months. area: when you are public person

you do. you included management and jerry and thanked kurt -- kirk as well. for standing by me. how did things take a turn? john: how did things take a turn? there is some friction and abrasion. i have no hard feelings and i am sure they are going to do fine without me. john: not in the least area -- least. maria: of course you are going to miss it. john: i woke up the last two days at seven a.m. and 7:20 a.m., i have never done that in 19 years and i said i have nothing to do today but go hit golf balls at the international. maria: golfing, corporate speaking engagements, and he will still the involved with

eei in some pessary. capacity. ben: i cannot blame him for the early alarm clock. maria: let's talk about this weekend weather because we cannot wait. harvey: i wish we said we had a bunch of rain but we did not get it. we had a few hit or miss showers. upper this summer. the only thing was the committed it was oppressive but here is the number to watch. the dew point at 67. it was in the 70's most of the day. it started to drop off as the winds switched around. we have this uncomfortable oppressive air on top of us and overnight we start to see this pleasant weather starting to move in. dry conditions moving in. it will be low tomorrow, we will

in the sticky range and five monday we are back in the uncomfortable range. showers that were out there, they came down fast and hard. there is a few sprinkles left heading through the islands right now. that is it. no rain showing up in the forecast for several more days. tonight mostly clear and less humid by don and a little bit cooler. 64 to 68 degrees. lots of sunshine tomorrow, comfortable humanity. 84 degrees a couple systems to watch, invest 99 and guest on. invest 99 is so disorganized it does not have a name and probably never will. this energy will be moving toward the gulf of mexico. these are the tracks from our computer models. it would be nice if this would work its way off the east coast not as a tropical storm bud as a bunch of rain.

louisiana. and in the atlantic we have guest on which is down to a tropical storm. it will become a category one or a category two before begins this turn up into the north atlantic. again staying a long way away from the east coast. high pressure in control and it will be with us until we get to sunday night. tomorrow, about 86 degrees for the high temperature and less humid. warm air inland drying up the cool air. just a bit cooler if you are near the shore. temperatures at 86, perhaps cooler and knew the shoreline. a chance of rain on monday. a cold front coming in to my it may trigger off around of showers as early as late sunday night after midnight. and another opportunity to see something on monday afternoon. an opportunity there but not a

wednesday another chance of showers or thunderstorms and behind that one, this is a big change that will take lace. the temperature will drop off and the humidity will caps off and we had through the labor day weekend it may feel somewhat old compared to the pictures we have had areas of now, sportscenter 5, one minute drill. >> a beautiful late-summer night. more about baseball in a little bit. will tom brady feet under cent he will be interline up. typically this is not the time of year when you see someone who is not playing in the front of -- week number one of the regular season. radius to begin his suspension. unclear if he will start the game tonight against the defending nfc champions or how much it will play. coach bill belichick saying that

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ben: she is back home after winning gold in rio. maria: olympic champion gymnast, aly raisman, continues her welcome-home tour around massachusetts. today raisman met young gymnasts at brestyan's gym in burlington, where aly has trained to become one of the world's best. she earned a gold and two silver medals at the summer games in brazil. raisman says she loved rio thanks to crowds that made her feel at home, . >> everyone in the stands was -- we heard everyone singing the national anthem with us so that was really cool. maria: tonight aly throws out the first pitch at fenway park, and tomorrow morning needham

starting at 11:00. good luck to her. welcome home. helping kids set sail. ben the special program putting : smiles on the faces of young people in tonight's 5 for good. and at 11, the breaking news in ashy. -- ashby. the new information we are learning about this deadly

ben in tonight's 5 for good, : making sure sailing is an activity available to all kids in the summer. maria the department of : conservation and recreation offers a special adaptive sailing program. you can see the special equipment available to help kids with special needs get into the boats. very cool. secretary matthew beaton visited today to check out how it works. and bring attention to the dcr's universal access program. ben: it was pretty decent weather. weather. >> a little breezy but always an opportunity to get on the water is fantastic. a beautiful weekend coming our way. 80's both days, humanity is manageable, not as monday.

shoreline it may be cooler with a bit of a sea breeze. next chance of rain on monday. one will be early predawn on monday and maybe monday afternoon. not great chances but those are the ones we have. maria: we will take it. >> after next week we may have more.

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