7:00 tuesday night when he was found by divers. the mystery is how and boy got away from supervisors, but again, police say it appears a tragic accident. >> we can only guess here that, you know, you lose sight of a kid for even seconds, a tragedy like this can happen. unfortunately, it breaks our a like at eyes on him 24/7. it's a terrie >> reporter: the commissioner also said that kyzr is a weak swimmer. in fact, counselors were teaching him how to swim that afternoon. live outside of boston police headquarters, brandon ganoe7 news. >> now the boston mayor is joining us. just announcing changes about summer drop-in programs. let's go to

>> we just spoke with mayor walsh, and he announced new standards. i just want to go through a few of those for you. first off, there's a headcount procedure. that means staff will conduct headcounts on 60-minute interval and a child staff ratio with a minimum ratio of 10:2 for childrens 6 and under and 20:2 all children that enter the ocean are required to wear a life preserver at all time and a maximum of ten children and two staff members will be allowed in the water at any one time. they must remain in the water all times. finally, there are security cameras, 34 security cameras brought online to increase security across the curley community center by tuesday. also by tuesday all summer youth activities programs staff will undergo a full day of

procedures prior to returning to the curley center on tuesday as well. those are a few of the rigorous new standards that mayor walsh announced today. kim, brian. >> thank you. also breaking right now, th compounding center pleading guilty in connection with a deadly meningitis outbreak. that's the pharmacy blamed for producing tainted drug. >> it happened four yerz and killed dozens o we have the breaking details. dan. >> reporter: these are the first two cases coming to guilty pleas growing out of the shutdown? framingham. they are accused of selling dangerous drugs resulting in deaths and people becoming sickened in an meningitis outbreak. the couple was arnged today.

conigliaro. the lawyer told the judge they had nothing to do with the day-to-day operations. however, they're charged with the way they moved around money after the deadly scandal broke. prosecutors say that the operators of new england compounding center knowingly sent tainted drugs all over the untry. those led to 64 deaths and hundreds sicked in the meningitis outbreak. a dozen employees face charges up to today doug ras conigliaro pled guilt any. he's recommending no jail time. carla conigliaro has pled not gi my, and they recommended probation. the lawyers said this shows how little they had to do with the actual tragedy.

to do with the compounding center or aniaged activity that occurred at the compounding center. at the end of the day the conigliaro's were charged with 22,000 counts. when it's over all chargings are dismissed and carla and doug conigliaro accept responsibility for one charge each involving a violation of banking regulations. >> the couple will be in sentd in january the head pharmacist and the chief will go on trial for charjs including murder and racketeering. we've liar at the federal courthouse. more breaking news. no charges for curt schilling's game company 38 studios. he founded the company that classed in 2012 after receiving a loan backed by rhode island's taxpayers.

they conducted 100 interviews and it was simply a bad new. >> the officials that knew the increase was intended for 38 studios prior to the legislative did not disclose this information to the full house and senate. we found no probable cause to establish a crime was submitted. it is the investigator's opinion of the state police and the departmentor a bad deal doesn't always equate to tan indictment. >> shilly maintained the company disclosed the financial condition to the state. the rain is clearing up this afternoon after a soggy and cloudy morning. it gave us a brief relief from all that heat. >> it looks like there's wet weather on the way for the weekend. jeremy reiner has the forecast. >> yes. we had rain early this morning

for a lot about metro boston much to do aboutnothing. sun came out midday and popped off a few isolated showers and downpours. as they drift south, they're falling apart. for the remainder of the afternoon and into the afternoon any outdoor plans are ay. there's the rainmaker this morning. nantucket 3 rain and there's the rainfall totals again. the.06. dew point temperatures with the rain this morning. they are elevated. upper 60s around 70 and it's humid. the city is at 77. this is the next weather system with a few scattered showers late in the weekend. weather time line coming up. a man accused in an attempted abduction called to court today. he sauled a woman when she referred to get in the car and

inside the car at the time. live in winthrop with more on these alarming allegations. >> police see what happens on revere street earlier was a random enkournts and all this left residents ralgsed today, especially they heard the system was drive ng around with his 3-year-old daughter in the back seat. >> he did assault a victim comme with intent to commit. >> he boston. the charges included assault with intent to rape. >> we saw a car coming into the parjing lot and stopped a girl. >> it was caught on sur vealance camer cameras. that's where prosecutors sar the suspect asked the 25-year-old if they wanted to go for a ride. minute later he began to follow the wok on foot before he attacked her.

his 3-year-old daughter. >> something is wrong with the guy. drugs or something that would make somebody do something like >> the victim struck in the face creamed which is when he jumped in his car and drove away. a woman and a witness although the 7-eleven still managed to take down his plate, whichis eventual arrest.before. >> these type of crimes do have the potential to be repeated before their initial i hope he does justice and gets the help he needs. >> reporter: white investigators work to figure out if there's more victims here, he's held without bail tonight and returning to court next week for a dangerousness hearing. we're live. steve cooper, 7 news. a 19-year-old fairhaven girl clarjed with encouraging a friend to commit sue sade was called to court.

them to suppress the statements she made to police. we're charged with involuntary manslaughter in the death of 17-year-old carter roy the iii. they say carter sent dozens of text messages to roy earn couraging him to take his own liech. the red cross in the midst of a donation dilemma in counties. blood donations are not accepted because of the concerns of a zika virus. four new reported and health officials worry it isn't from outside the country but mosquitos right here in the u.s. jessica, this story. >> reporter: in the past few weeks we haurd about possible local nfkszs and told we get confirmations and officials say at least one person was likely affected just north of downtown mee noochlt. >> florida is the first state in the nation to have local

case in zika and miami-dade and brow card counties and they have zeroed in on where they determine what occurred. the trendy neighborhood is right in the middle of it. >> wow, in this area. >> here's the boundaries. 38th street to the north and 20th to the shourt. i covers at least 200 yards around any site where i believed an infection occurred. because they can only flee 150 yards officials outlined the one square mile area as the danger zone where they believe active transportations are still occurring. in addition to the warnings, this is a spot for extra mosquito control and education. >> we will remain diligents in those efforts and go back every day and go door to door to make sure people are away. >> until no you it's a travel-related news.

changer. >> it was a question of when. >> senator rubio talking about the threat and need for more federal assistance since a news kwern. >> we have waited far to long. it shouldn't have gotten to this point. >> the president is calling on congress to give emergency funding. they want everyone to do everything potion to fight the bite county nus so the north o they have two cases of locally infected people with the zika virus. they don't fwlooef there are action areas at this time. >> live in florida. girl power. >> when there are ceiling, the sky is the limit. >> it all led up to this. >> so my friends it's with humility, determination, and

america's promise that i accept your nomination for president of the united states! the democratic national convention. today hillary clinton and running mate tim kaine hit the road after last night's big sho. >> today donald trump and mike pence focus on colorado and ohio, two big battleground states. we're live in the control room with the latest from the campaign trail. >> reporter: hillary clinton made the biggest speech of her life to end the dnc last night. it was slammed today by donald trump. she's heading to harrisburg, pennsylvania today. hillary clinton and tim kaine set off to campaign in critical pennsylvania and ohio hoping to get momentum from the convention and slamming the republicans last week. >> it was a journey through donald trump's mind, and that's a very frightening place. >> clinton promises $10 billion

>> i'm not telling thaw everything is peachy keen. i'm telling you we made process and have work to do to make sure everybody is included. >> reporter: she struck a double theme last night. upbeat about america and downbeat about donald trump. >> americans don't say i alone can fix it. we say, we'll fix it together! >> reporter: a speech from a fantasy universe, trump fired back on facebook, and hillary people are left in the cold. in harrisburg many voters are conflicted. >> i'm terrified by boths prospects to be honest. >> reporter: trump's running mate mike pence hit the road and then hit the trail and then hit clinton. >> at least what i heard wase taxes, more regulation, more government. more of the same failed policies. >> reporter: both conventions

news related to this story. ruthers is rorpting that the fbi is now. there was a hacks on dnc, which was discovered yesterday just before clinton took the stage at the democratic national convention. we'll stay on to have of that for in our. i'm live in the control room. police released the name of the officers that was shot several times in san diego last night. the officer was identified at jonathan deguzman. the shooting happened when the officers who work with the local gang unit conducted a traffic spot. >>. they arrested one person in the hospital in critical condition with the gunshot wound. the chief the san diego police are investigating and offer more information to the public.

heart-broken as officers driek how they feel. heroic protecting the city day and night. they made us stop and almost immediately just so shortly that they were making a stop and needed emergency cover. a s.w.a.t. team is investigating a home where the shootings happened. they believe a second person maybe be inside. he's the third pontiff to visit auschwitz. he shook their hand one by one. still to come this evening, what surveillance cams indicate. >> thieves brauk into a dealershdeal dealership outside order and make off with impressive medicine. zo a cat trapped and in tubl trouble caught in an ellyle device. >> police are searching for a

brockton. boston vis more information now and the mayor has has action after a 7-year-old boy is found dead this week on a south boston beach. the compounds fount himmed in massachusetts pleating guilty in the death was of hundreds of

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the group is seen entering the business and rummaging around for keys. >> so far police haven't caught up with them. it's just before 5:30 last saturday morning and they're wandering around the building faces covered scoping out a volkswagen store while the he directed the group to the side and pulls out the bottom. six men climb into the dealership. they're not gone in 60 seconds. they take their time, about 20 minutes, indicating there's no sounding alarm system. they pull out a display case valued at $300 and grab keys to five cars, the headlights turn on and they're out of complex. along with a loss of over $100,000. it took the owner more than an

the first employee showed up for work. they arrived in a stolen car they later ditched in a nearby field. they found a stolen vehicle after it crashed in orlando but the driver got away. police are asking for people in orlando to look at the video and hopefully help to identify any one of those suspects. not as hot today, but just as humid. that humidity will start the weekend. the rest of the weekend forecast

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wog50/50 weekend. tomorrow is the nicer of the two days. mix of clouds and sunshine. sunday a few scattered showers not washed out. we're no 90s in the forecast for a while perhaps not until the end of next week. we had a batch of rain loaded with tropical moisture, and the thing just went a little south, and we did not get under the big bag of rain in metro boston. the cape and islands grazed with that batch of steady rainfall. even nantucket, three-quarters of an inch of rain. there were indications that maybe we would pick up 1 to 2 inches of rain. not happening. for the month of july, the city

last july over 2 inches of rain. morning, but not enough to wipe it out. as we look on the radar right now, there are a couple of isolated showers through western new england drifting south of vermont and new hampshire. they will fade away. they're isolated at best. if you're out in the corridor, your garden may get drenched briefly. we're back into clear skies. the city is at 77 and the dew point temperatures and that rain this morning the air. it's muggy out there. for tonight mostly clear, patchy fog, muggy this evening. it's flushed out of here late tonight and more so tomorrow with this drier batch of air moving in from new york state. that's just a one-day thing, because this portion of the weather system, the same one that brought the showers this morni morning, will reload and move into new england on sunday with

sunday and even monday with a couple of sprirnkles. others may have a couple of showers and downpour possible. tomorrow a mix of clouds and sunshine. an isolated storm is possible in worcester hills and a higher chance of scattered showers on sunday and monday. see you at 5:30. >> we're on the road to rio. the u.s. olympic team unveiling the opening ceremony uniforms. >> very patriotic. and revealed on "today" this morning. its a navy blazer with good buttons, white jeans and boat shoes. the rio olympics kick off next friday august 5th. we'll see the athletes donning those uniforms. nancy chen is headed to rio. next thursday she'll be live from rio. the city making big changes

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very happy you're spending part of your friday with us. >> stay right there for 7 news at 5:30. we're following breaking news. boston police release new details in the boy at a south boston beach. a 22-year-old syrian refugee facing charges in lowell. on the road to recovery after being caught in an illegal trap. police searching for the person that set it. a horse is stuck in the mud. the team eff the animal back to safety. we have breaking news. boston police update the investigation into the tragic death of this little boy.

city-run summer camp in south boston. >> officials confirm it was an accidental drowning. >> the mayor of boston is calling for a number of new safety measure to begin on tuesday, but the commissioner of police says this was just a tragic accident. 7-year-old kyzr willis from dorchester drowned at carson beach on tuesday. the boy got away from camp counselor was and found a few hours later in the water. they say the search started after kyzr's gone. camp director called police, they sent search crews out and after about four hours they did find kyzr in the water. the commissioner says no foul play here. it's just a tragic case of a kid slipping away. >> you know, you lose sight of a kid for even seconds, a tragedy like this can happen.