>> now at 7 new developments in a summer camp drowning in southie. the tragic timeline and the steps being taken to make sure it doesn't happen again. >> reporter: rain possible for one >> anchor: a sex assault putting neighbors on alert. >> anchor: going up. a driver blaming gps for this wild wreck. >> anchor: and a fresh look for team usa gearing up in red white and blue. >> reporter: they're on the road to rio. >> 7 news at 7 starts now. >> anchor: new developments in a summer camp tragedy in south boston. and it details the moments

at the beach. >> anchor: the case is prompting major changing to summer camp. brandon gunnoe with all the details. >> reporter: at 2:15 the director and the life guards had the kids get out of the water. the boy was seen getting out of the water. some time in the next 15 minutes he went missing. how and when exactly did this kid go back into the water. the boston police commissioner said the death drowning. >> it breaks our heart. it breaks everyone's heart. >> reporter: sometime after 2 2:15 the 7 year old went back into the water. >> we can guess here that you lose sight of a kid for seconds a tragedy like this can happen. >> reporter: investigators say

began. around 7 when the boy's body was found in the water. >> a kid like that you need eyes on him 24/7. it's a terrible tragedy. >> reporter: the tragedy is prompting marty walsh to make changes. more staff members per child. in the water kids will have to wear a life jacket. and security cameras will have to be installed. there are none the board. >> reporter: we learned the kid did not know how to swim. a counselor was teaching him how to swim that afternoon. live outside boston police headquarters brandon gunnoe 7 news. >> anchor: 7 news now focusing on your forecast. boston drying out after wet weather moved through for some of us. we've broken a heat streak. go to chief meteorologist jeremy

weather. >> reporter: rain from this weather system. metro boston lighter rains early on. and then the sun came out and made a new batch of scattered showers and downpours. nantucket.74. boston only 0.06. current batch of rain shower and down pour activity dropping south through worcester county through the route 2 corridor at this time. nothing is severe. at this time not lightning. there may be one or 2 rumbles. beneficial rain for the lawns and gardens. this continues to drop south through worcester ever county. a muggy evening. 70s to around 80. tomorrow a mix of clouds and sun. this weather system over here in ohio heads for new england for the second part of the weekend. we'll talk about that in a few minutes. ; fire investigators say a deadly fire in early june was an accident.

furniture on fire to start this flames. fire marshals say the fire ered for an hour and a half before the building exploded. 4 people died in that fire. they were all in the same apartment. 2 of the victims were children. >> anchor: a couple reaching a plea deal. investigators say it stemmed from tainted steroids made at the new england compounding center. dan hausle has the >> reporter: they're the first to plead among the more than do len arrested after the feds shut down a new england compounding center. operators of the framingham company knowingly sent tainted drugs around the country. 64 people died in 7 states. hundreds more were sickened in a meningitis outbreak. the lawyer said the couple had nothing to do with the day-to-day operation of the couple.

extremely remorseful from day one. they tributed millions of dollars to the settlement in this case. >> reporter: the way they moved money around after the scandal broke. doug admitted transferring in small increments. a dozen others associated with the new england compounding face serious charges. the head pharmast supervising pharmacist go on trial in january on charges of murder and racket earring. their lawyer insisting that shows how little they had to do with the tragic deaths their company is blamed for. >> they are honorable and decent people who look forward to moving on with the rest of their lives and the the lives of their 5 children. >> reporter: no idea whether a

dan hausle 7 news. >> anchor: curt chilling and his failed video game company off the hook and facing no charges. the former red sox champion founded 38 studios. company went under in 2012 after receiving a loan backed by taxpayer money in rhode island. investigators say no charges will be filed. >> the officials who knew the 75 intended for 38 studios prior to the legislative vote did not disclose this information to the full house and senate. we have found no probable cause to establish that a crime was committed. it is the investigative opinion of the rhode island state police and the department of attorney general that a bad deal does not always equate to an indictment. >> anchor: curt chilling asked

twitter today. could have saved 10s of millions more. >> anchor: an elderly woman sexually upon assaulted inside her home. they say a woman more than 70 years old called 911 after a stranger broke into her house and assaulted her. police launched a search for him. but it came up empty. >> suspect fled out the door of her house. that's what allowed her to call 911. our officers responded there. several officers including a canine officer. we were unable to track pick up the location where the suspects went. >> anchor: that woman was treated and released from the hospital. >> anchor: a syrian refugee is behind bars this morning accused of molesting a teenagener lowell. amaka ubaka with the details from lowell. >> reporter: a 22 year old

is facing time behind bars after police say he inappropriately touched a 13 year old girl at this pool in lowell. approached her and touched her upper leg and asked her age. she said she told him she was too young for him and walked away. she says he touched her thigh for the second time. that's when she told him she was a little kid and to leave her 15 years old. >> reporter: he denies speaking or touching the teen. he admitted he may have bumped into the girl while swimming. >> they got to follow the rules here. >> reporter: let refugee has been in the u.s. 2 months and assisted by the international institute of new england. they refuse to comment. in a statement the department of conservation and recreation

remain committed to safety of visitors and work with partners in local and state law enforcement. >> i hope he'll learn his lesson. >> reporter: haaso ordered to stay away from the victim. anyone under the age of 16 other than family members. he is expected to be back in court next month. amaka ubaka 7 news. >> also on 7. >> something is wrong with the guy. drugs or something. you know that somebody do something like that. >> anchor: a violent encounter in winthrop planting a man in handcuffs. he plan viciously attacked a woman and planned to kidnap her. >> reporter: he did assault a victim known to the common wealth at this time with intent to commit rape. >> gerardo patio pleads not guilty. >> all we saw was a car that was coming in my parking lot.

incident was caught on surveillance cameras outside liquor store on revere street in winthrop. prosecutors say the suspect asked the 25 year old victim if she wanted to go for a ride. patio began to follow the woman on foot before he attacked. inside his car during this his 3 year old daughter. >> something is wrong with the guy. drugs or something that would make somebody do something like that. >> reporter: the victim screamed. investigators say the woman and a witness at the 7/11 managed to take down his license plate which led to patio's event arrest. >> these types of crime dos have potential to be repeated before their initial acts. >> i'm glad that they've caught him. do justice and gets the help that he needs. >> reporter: left to wonder

he returns to court for a dangerousness hearing next week. steve cooper 7 news. >> anchor: mothers against drunk driving hoping to lock down stricter regulations. members of the group madd push a bill to get people arrested for drunk driving to get a breathalizer device installed in their cars. that mother son was killed by a drunk driver and lawmakers to pass this bill. >> reporter: anyone and everyone damaged or destroyed by a single selfish decision to get behind that wheel. this is not a do over. it should be a 1 and done. please do not delay in taking up this bill this weekend. please pass this bill so nobody else will have to live with this pain. >> anchor: the device will remain in a driver's car until charges are dropped or 13 months

>> anchor: scoping controversy. a statue getting people fired up on the south coast. neighbors say this bird has to go. >> reporter: then a risk of showers on sunday. timeline up next. >> anchor: and a pole problem. a driver gets snagged. she says her gps is to blame. all that when the news station

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. >> anchor: a dorchester woman following gps directions landing her in trouble in verm vernal. she reacted quickly swerving off the road and driving up a wire connected to a utility pole there. the car almost completely verl and suspended on the wires. neither the driver nor the passenger were hurt. >> anchor: a sculpture. take in new bedford. the artist says it's a statue of a sea gull made to look like a woman. it's called sea gull cinderella. >> anchor: some say it has to go. kris anderson has more on the sculpture scandal. >> reporter: we know the story of cinderella the princess.

>> i made it for a project in brooklyn. >> reporter: finished sea gull cinderella back in 2012. after a few different stops the colorful concept is on display on the city sea port art walk. this work of art is causing controversy. >> everyone has a different opinion about art. art can be personal. >> reporter: an online petition was launched to try to get the sculpture the person leading the charge writing it reflects poorly on our city. not everyone agrees. a rival facebook page was set up in support of sea gull cinderella. people who enjoy the sculpture and want it to stay put. >> let's have a conversation about this. let's use this surge of interest in the community to do something positive for the community.

hoping this controversy isn't affecting her or other artists displaying talents. like it's such a rare project. >> reporter: sea gull cinderella isn't a permanent of the art walk. in the newsroom kris anderson 7 news. ; what you think is art may be something else. >> anchor: talked over i guess her prince will come and take >> reporter: exactly. maybe the statue too right. >> anchor: how's the weekend looking. >> reporter: not too bad. sunday features clouds and scattered showers. tomorrow is the day for the lakes and beaches. sunday if you're thinking about doing outdoor activities you might be okay. talking scattered showers. in the drought you don't want scattering of showers. it was close. we thought this was going to come across southern new england.

hand turn. in locations like nantucket and new bedford it wasn't like we picked up 1 or 2 inches of rain in those upon locations. metro boston couple of sprinkles and light rain. then the sun came out. and that cooked the atmosphere. that popped a round of showers and downpours. these are left of the sh another batch crossing route 2. this drifting south. that's good for the lawns and the gardens. other that they fade away. temps at this time 70s to around 80. the city at 74. bedford 80 degrees. no 90 degree heat. but the trade off with the morning rain that added moisture to the air.

to around 70. that air is thick tonight. that's the case for the rest of the evening and overnight. mostly clear patchy fog. muggy 63 to 68. on the weather map another weather system that is going to generate the scattering of showers on sunday. over here this evening. between us and that weather pocket of dry air between us and canada. that is on the move for tomorrow. into new england on saturday. and even monday as well. that's moving slow. that might buy us a couple of dies a chance of rain. tomorrow sun and clouds. not as muggy as right now. might be an isolated shower or storm west of boston and the beaches. if you're going to the berkshires just isolated in nature. temperatures in the 70s and

high tide in the morning. low tide 2:41 in the afternoon. winds on shore with a gentle sea breeze in the afternoon. sunday a lot of clouds. a few scattered showers on sunday. monday much the same. middle 70s. today of next week holding on to the clouds. i don't think we'll have the threat of rain. wednesday and beyond we try to warm things up upper 80s. >> anchor: roll toggerio in style. team u.s.a. unrolling it's look

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