who this person is. >> someone out there knows and loves this person. >> reporter: marian ryan speaking for the second time in a month after more remains are found here at this national grid site. >> it's nerve-wracking new englanding a dead body a couple of hundred feet from where you work. >> reporter: workers bring old fill back to be processed to reuse. a machine found eight dishal bones. >> we did on july 7th find what appeared to be a shallow grave.

place where we found here. not she tumbled from somewhere else. >> reporter: investigators have been on scene searching for clues still calling the sus. >> i'm surprised. i would never think that would be, like, human remains right here. >> reporter: the d.a.says fractures in the woman's nose, tooth lose and evidence of a medical plate are clues she hopes will solve the mystery. >> we're asking for the know someone that has gone missing who might night that description having the nose issue, having had teeth restoration and having the plate put in the leg. >> reporter: here is another live look at the scene. in last couple of minutes they put up a black tarp. we're waiting for the medical examiner to arrive to take these remains and process them. the d.a.says they believe the victim is a caucasian woman between the ages of 26 had ever 52.

the site as long as five years. if you have any information additional information, you are asked to contact police. live in everett amaka, 7 news. >> ryan: sky 7 h.d.over the somerville city hall where the police union is calling for the mayor to take down the black lives matter sign hanging there. about 10 minutes away black lives matter support remembers holding their own rally. brandon gunnoe is live at the somerville city hall. >> reporter: the head of mayor and city leaders sometime ago to take the black lives matter sign down. it's hanging outside of city hall. here in somerville that has not happened. the mayor has said that is absolutely not going to happen. the head of the police union had dozens of people out here, only about a 30-minute rally to talk about that. he said, look, we support what black lives matter used to stand for, but now the police officers have been gunned down and targeted across the country as we know in dallas and baton rouge this is something we

the cop lives matter as well. this black lives matter sign needs to be taken down. the mayor also spoke earlier today saying that again this sign is not going to be taken down. we can support police while also supporting racial gyp justice, that is -- injustice. brandon gunnoe, 7 news. >> ryan: this time from the massachusetts department of public health the agency is investigating two cases of e. coli in people who ate ground beef while in new hampshire. pounds of raw beef products due to risk of e. coli contamination and word that two people in massachusetts are now sick. >> kim: patriots players, back on the practice field. this is a fresh start for the pats who will have a fresh starter coming week 1. jimmy garoppolo working hard and tom brady is right next to him getting ready for his return which will come eventually. joe amorosino live in

foxboro with more from practice. >> reporter: the patriots trying to keep it as normal as possible here on day one of training camp. over 12,000 fans came out. all eyes onton brady and jimmy garoppolo. the two quarterbacks, they share a high football i.q. they share the ability to process and store data quickly and efficiently. and now they are sharing reps in practice. for the first time since 2001 the patriots open training camp knowing tom brady will not be their starting quarterback but brady went about his business as usual during the team's first practice of camp. sharing first team reps with jimmy garoppolo who is also not altering his approach this summer. >> nothing has changed. you know when they put me in for the reps i'm in for i'll do whatever the coaches act but mindset is the same. >> reporter: the 24-year-old garoppolo seemingly unphased as he prepares for his first year

an opportunity the former second round pick is not taking lightly. >> you got to go out there. take advantage of it. you don't get many opportunities in this league and you mights only get one so you have to make the best of it. >> i've been preparing to be the starter since the first day i walked in here. that is the mindset. every competitor has that mindset so it's a good thing to have. >> reporter: he clearly earned the respect and confidence of his team mates. just don't ask them to compare the third year proto the four-time super bowl champ. e goes good with itself team with you got somebody -- >> scrambles better than tom? >> no one makes better scramblinged eggs than me. [laughter.] >> reporter: the quick scouting report on garoppolo, he gets rid of the ball quickly , moves well in the pockets but none of this matters until we see him do it in a real game which we will soon enough when the patriots open up their season. now let's say garoppolo goes

belichick made it clear there will be no quarterback controversy here. tom brady is absolutely your starter some week five. reporting live, joe amorosino, 7 news. >> ryan: we know jimmy garoppolo will start week one but today's practice brought a more interesting quarterback. which will start in the first pre-season game. dan hausle asked players and fans. he is live with the answer tonights. >> reporter: joe just told through is controversy but what about the first preson game and 2, 3, 4 of the pre-season? does brady deserve the respect of starting or does garoppolo deserve the student to practice. it's a tough question to answer. all three quarterbacks shared the ball at practice today. but for the first game of the pre-season, coach belichick faces an interesting question. who will start? fans are split. >> tom brady is going to

reps. >> i think garoppolo because he has got some work cut out for him and brady doesn't need the work. >> reporter: brady was unavailable to answer whether he should start pre-season game one. but i was able to put the question to garoppolo. >> i know it's coach's cole but do you think it's better if pre-season game one are the starter or does tom deserve to be the starter? >> can't worry about that, not my call. >> reporter: will you be sharpe with the ones? >> i'll do my best. >> reporter: the gronk will be ryaning up for the first offensive play of the season. >> coach's decision, who starts all that, so i got to prepare to myself to be the best player i can be so whoever it is i'm ready to roll out there. >> reporter: we all know belichick keeps seek vote we'll question how long he keeps this whether we wait up to the first offensive series and see who trots out

7 news. >> kim: hillary clinton accepting her place in history at the democratic national convention tonight. the 4th and final day and night of this convention and clinton will close the show by officially accepting the nomination. byron barnett is live right inside the hall where it'll happen tonight in philadelphia. >> reporter: well, you know, for hillary clinton, this is the moment of truth. after getting all those big endorsements from those hillary clinton is now on her own as she gets ready to deliver the biggest speech of her life. [applause] >> reporter: hillary clinton and barack obama together, a symbolic passing of the torch. the two historic figures warmly embracing on stage after the president gave clinton the strongest endorse. possible. >> there has never been a man or a woman, not me, not

serve as president of the united states of america. [applause] >> i wanted to cry. i thought it was one of the greatest moments because he was passing the baton to her. >> to see our first african american president with who would be our first woman president it was the emotional, it was the best of who we are. >> i'm going to try hard not to tricry. >> reporter: chelsea clinton will introduce her mother in a person way. sense of why some' so proud and grateful to be her daughter. why i'm grateful for the example she set for me as a mom. >> reporter: friend say the public doesn't know the real hillary clinton. at the massachusetts delegate breakfast this morning former presidential nominee michael dike ack us said he and his wife have been friends with the clintons since dukakis and bill clinton were young governors. >> it was a spouses group. kitty and hillary were part

time. she is funny, she is warm. >> reporter: now clinton supporters say they are keeping their fingers crossed that the warmth and humor will shine through tonight. the story live from the democratic national convention, i'm byron barnett, 7 news. >> ryan: coming up here, a sick feeling for parents in hingham. >> kim: police issue a warning after two kids eat drug-laced candy and end up

>> kim: parents and police in hingham worried sick, two children rushed to hospital after eating marijuana laced friend of one of the kids called 911 in a manic. >> ryan: police wants parents to be on alert. jonathan hall has the warning. >> reporter: parents and kids on alert here in hingham about the dangering of candy laced with t.m.c., the active ingredient in pot. >> kids are probably abusing marijuana now. >> reporter: an 18-year-old called 911 last

17-year-old female friend was sick after she ate something. >> dispatcher asked for more information, what food and then he revealed they had taken food with drugs and stated that it was marijuana in the food. >> reporter: so the kids fessed up but they were' caging about how much pot candy they had had and where they got it. they had enough to require emergency treatment here rat south shore hospital in weymouth. they are okay. police have arapper from the can'ty. the label says csc creations. police say the story highlights the dangers of dandy containing thc. unlike pot smoking pot eating has a delayed effect. >> it takes a little longer, has to be digest and go into the blood extreme. >> reporter: available on-line and at massachusetts dispensy, adults have to be very careful not just around teenagers. in self other states police charge people after little

rushed to the hospital. >> you have to hold parents responsible for the medical marijuana opinion it's like prescription pills. >> it's the same thing with vitamins, if kids take too much it's scary. >> reporter: as for the teenager who got sick they didn't have medical marijuana cards. but marijuana is not a crime in massachusetts. hingham police declined to issue civil site aces because they reached out for medical help. live in hall, 7 news. >> ryan: another hot day but things could be coming to an end. >> kim: talking storms but itself timing could help out. help the drought under at weekend. >> reporter: we need the rain. i think the changes on wait for tomorrow may be a bit of a shock to the system. we'll cover it all next in

>> reporter: changes in the forecast already becoming apparent as we track some isolated thunderstorm activity through the evening hours. most of that activity is staying in central and northern new england. but i've been watching a cell that blew up near man quester new hampshire and it's lingering with steady and moderate to heavy rainfall. now again through the evening tonight it looks like isolated thunderstorm activity. tomorrow, more widespread as

as these two features, this cold front to the front and the low pressure system you can see that bringing a whole lot of rain and also some thunderstorms to the mid atlantic states. those two things want to combine and that would give us a little extra lift to the atmosphere to squeeze out more moisture. and our atmosphere will be primed with moisture into tomorrow. the poy tension is there for 2-4 inches of rainfall. best chance for any heavy rainfall will be south of the mass pike and the i hate to say it but some of the areas that are still in southern new hampshire may miss out on most if in the all of this. flash flood watch has been issued for tomorrow. i want to show you a closer look at the timelineis, t you cs for face value but it does illustrate the fact that forecast models have not come into agreement where that heaviest rain ends up. it's hard to track downpours. it's like summer time downpours, where do they end

the southant we miss out on it. nevertheless we'll still be wahirs tomorrow. and the potence is there for 1-2 inches of rainfall and even some areas localized heavy rainfall getting creaser to the 4 inch mark. you can't take this for face value but the potential is there with a lot of moisture in the atmosphere. thunderstorms are likely. some of those could prove to be strong or even severe and if they are, we could see per hour. we need it but we don't want the severe weather to come with it closing in on 6 and a half inches in the defend cy-- deficit. we'll take the rain but that could cause flooding issues with the dry ground in application a warm night ahead of us and dew points are creeping up. you can see very tropical feeling down near the south-southeast.

warm and muggy then tomorrow look, highs don't close out of the 70s, so we're in for some much cooler aa?ookso br bests far as getting outdoors. we should be dry. showers and sunday and monday. >> reporter: we're coming to you live from gillette stadium. where over 12,000 fans cape out for day one of patriots to get a close look at what belichick is calling the comprehensive process of getting jimmy garoppolo ready to start game one of the season. fans seeing tom brady as well and chanting for brady as he took the field today. he is facing that four-game suspension to open the season. but appeared to conduct business as usual splitting first team reps with garoppolo but as alex reports there is no debating

straight on the former second round pick. >> reporter: day one, all eyes on jimmy garoppolo as he prepares to fill in for tom brady. >> that's how you pray. you play to get out there and get your opportunities. you know, when it comes, you got to be read. >> reporter: just how ready is the former second round pick to handle the pressure literally and figuratively? >> however you want to look at it, i've been preparing to be the starter since the first day i walked in here. that is the mindset. every competitor has that mindset so it's a good thing to have. >> reporter: it's a good thing he will >> it's awesome. makes my job a whole lot easier. some big bodied guys out. there nice catch today. gronk had a couple of nice ones. >> reporter: chemistry with garoppolo is something that has gone developing well before the training camp. >> started two years ago, that is the point of not just focusing and practicing with one person, that is the point of practices. jimmy many

going. we got to go on the field. >> reporter: as we know last year the patriots were readying the team for the possibility of starting the season without their quarterback. so the silver lining they've already been through this. but just how valuable that experience was for garoppolo in the past, will all be put to the test soon enough. in foxboro, alex corddry, 7 sports. >> reporter: the red sox out in l.a.facing the angels starting up appear west coast road trip. they start with david price on the mound. reporting live from gillette stadiums where day one of patriots trashing camp is in the books, joe amorosino, 7 sports. >> ryan: thank you so much. joe. >> kim: 7 news at 6:00

>> ryan: that's all the times we have, thank you for joining us. i'm ryan schulteis in for adam williams. >> kim: i'm kim khazei. lots going on. nicely news is next, we will be here for 7 news at 7:00 and the finals night of the democratic national convention with hillary clinton accepting the nomination. an historic event tonight and we'll be back again for

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