see the problem over your smartphone. get super fast 100 meg internet, tv, and phone for just $69.99 per month online. cable can't offer these speeds at a price this good. only from fios. >> sarah: some breaking news out of florida. the florida governor rick scott confirming there aen new zika infecti, transmitted by mosquitoes. this brings the total number of infections in the state to 14. the new days are coming from the same neighborhood in miami-david county as the others found last week. health officials say they think the transmissions are occurring only in that area. the governor also asking for a federal emergency respond to help stop the spread of the zika virus. >> christa: all right. a batch scott man facing a judge today after his home went up in flames over the

set his home on fire. >> sarah: now he is facing arson charges. john cuoco live now in lynn with the very latest. >> reporter: this suspect seemed proud. like this was some sort of accomplishment. he was arrested over the weekend. tomthy brosnan told police he intentionally set his home on lyndon avenue on fire. police reported brosnan was laughing and making jokes while they arrested him. brosnan told police he poured gasoline in the garage and throughout the house. in he wanted to watch his house burn, saying things like "look at it go. isn't it the most beautiful thing ever." allegedly told pols wife was moving in the next day. and police say it appeared that brosnan was also drinkin when they arrested him on saturday. we are live in lynn, 7 news. >> christa: all right, john. thank you. changes coming to summer camp 7d boy died last week in south

sure a tragedy like this never happens again. let's go to victoria warren with more. flowers and teddy bears at the curley community center. the south boston, doors open. instead of meeting with children, they are meeting with city officials. >> when i spoke with the father, one thing he did say is that if something positive could come of his death, it would be good for the city. out of that conversation with 7-year-old kaiser summer program run by the center for youth and families. kaiser went missing from the summer program last week. his body found in the water hours later. the program's commissioner going over new rules, including the counselors taking a head-count every hour. all kids going into the ocean will wear life preservers. they are increasing staffing levels. the youngest children will have two counselors for every ten children. and they promise to get 34

center working. all to make sure the city never sees another tragedy like. this. >> we have to make sure that when we get the kids in custody, that they are protected and safe. >> reporter: when the commissioner showed up here at the curley center, he referred all questions to the mayor's office. the plan is to speak with the counselors today and then have the program once again, up and running for children tomorrow. in south boston, victoria warren, 7 news. >> sarah: now here is a a muggy start to the workweek. we could see a little rain as well. we know we saw some already this morning. let's send it oer to danielle gersh now for the first check of the forecast. danielle? >> >> danielle: good morning. not good morning. it is the afternoon now. what's wrong with me? i guess the mondays are getting to me. mostly cloudy skies. notice the dew points in the upper 60's. it is a muggy overcast day. we are starting to see some of the shower activity as you

lot of showers start to p into western massachusetts right now. a little closer to home, right outside 495, watching some light shower activity. and pepperell and billerica. scattered showers throughout the day today. i think that will be the trend. we will continue to see that into tomorrow morning. we will dry out wednesday and thursday. temperatures will warm up, too. highs this afternoon, only going to make it into the low to mid-70's. 73 in boston. those mid-70's out along the cape as well. we will stay there tomorrow as well. warming up as we head into the middle of the week. more on that coming up. >> sarah: wild weather turning deadly over the weekend. water rushing through the streets, making it look more like ait. that flooding leaving two people dead and causing widespread damage. it is being called the that area has seen in at least half

people desperately clinging to their cars when flash flood waters roared through a maryland town, catching many by surprise. residents watching helplessly as their town gets destroyed. >> get inside! >> reporter: two people are reported dead in separate incidents. swept away by the rushing water. over a hundred have been rescued. >> come on! >> reporter: this video shows residents kree aing a human chain to save woman trapped in her car. quickly. but the damage in the town of elcott city done. cars stacked on top of one another. streets ripped apart. >> it looks like a set from a disaster movey. >> reporter: businesses on main street completely destroyed. >> it is devastating to see the business that is are totally gone. totally gone. like, i don't even know where to start. >> reporter: the governor declaring a state of emergency. >> i want to come and hug people and let them know that

we are going to help them get back to normal. >> reporter: the governor has promised all levels of government will work together to rebuild this historic town. but ask residents to be patient. >> reporter: happening today, the massachusetts governor charlie baker preparing to sign a bill that will require men and women to receive equal pay for equal work. what he is doing is he is strengthening a law that's already on the books. >> reporter: governor baker signing it this afternoon in a ceremony. jennifer eagan is live n >> reporter: sarah, christa, the governor will sign the bill at 3:30 this afternoon inside the statehouse. as you mentioned a moment ago, it will essentially strengthen and equal pay law already in place. here is a look at the new provisions. first, it would define comparable work. a vague term in the law as it stands now. to mean work of similar skill, effort, and responsibility performed under similar conditions. it would prohibit companies from asking a person applying for a job about their salary history. the thought there is that

that provision is o'first of its kind, by the way. supporters of the bill say women right now earn 82 cents on the dollar compared to a man. again, the governor set to sign this bill this afternoon. here at the statehouse, it would take effect in january of 2018. tlooift statehouse, jennifer eagan, 7 news. fire in malden. you can see that fire tore through through the roof of the home on salem street. no word yet on any injuries or what caused the fire. firefighters also on the scene of a huge fire in somerset this morning. the fire started just before 2:00 this morning. on clearview avenue. the second time that there has been a fire at that home this year. there are no reported injuries. crews are trying to figure out what caused the fire. the search continues for a

investigators believe this man broke into a home and then sexually assaulted an elderly woman on thursday night. police say the suspect is about 65 years old. with thinning gray hair. brown eyes. and a thin build. if you recognize man, police want you to cot >> christa: police in providence investigating a murder-suicide involving a retired police officer. investigators believe the ot ae killed his wife authorities then sa d body and then turned the gun on himself. when officers spotted him on the highway. police say they got suspicious after the retired officer called his children saying that he had done something bad to their mother. >> by the way the former officer osgood was talking, it seems that we were concerned with the safety of both his wife and himself. >> christa: right now, list

behind that shooting. a helicopter has been shot down over northern syria. the kremlin says all five crew members onboard have died. moscow says the chopper had just delivered aid to the besieged city of... we have the latest in the race for the white house. donald trump still taking heat for his comments about the family of a fallen u.s. soldier. as both campaigns get back on the trail today. during his first campaign stop since the democratic national conven, further defend comments he made about the family of a muslim soldier who died serving in iraq. the family speaking during the democratic national convention, criticizing trump's stance on muslims forecast and his sacrifices. >> if you look at his wife, she was standing there. she had nothing to say. she probably, maybe she wasn't allowed to have anything to say. you tell me. >> reporter: the family says that isn't true. >> it doesn't have anything with my religion.

do. report-in-the-a statement, trump called the captain a hero, saying the real problem is radical islam. but then tweeted this morning that the man viciously attacked him on on tv and at the dnc. >> this candidate amays me. his ignorance. he can get up and malign the entire nation. >> reporter: hillary clinton didn't let up. hoping to ensure trust in her versus her misled to. listen to the rhetoric and the demagoguery. >> reporter: warren buffett will introduce hillary clinton firing back againstaska. comments that donald trump made. about the situation. here is what bush tweeted. "this is so incredibly disrespectful of a family that endured the ultimate sacrifice

>> sarah: we are getting a glimpse of general electric's plans for boston. g.e. released plans today for its new global headquarters for the fort point channel neighborhood in boston. the campus is expected to open in 2018. and will be home 800 g.e. ployees. they are expected to rehabilitate two historic brick buildings into a new 12-story building on a 2.4-acre campus. >> christa: coming up, police in portsmouth, new hampshire dealing with vandalism. what someone spray-painted on the wall of the police office. >> sarah: two hikers get lost in holyoke. >> danielle: scattered showers for today into tomorrow. temperatures also below average in the 70's. but we are warming up and sunshine returns. find out when coming up next. >> christa: controversy for the new miss teen u.s.a.. tweets surfacing that show her

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>> christa: this story will absolutely take your breath away. a sky-diver making history with this death-defying jump in california. it is impressive in and of itself. to dive 25,000 feet out of a plane. but then you don't have a parachute. you continue to have a wing suit. then you go into that net. he fell into this 100-square- completely went without a hitch. and gets hugs all around from the folks on the ground. including his wife who also happens to jump as well. like he does. he kind of lands right there on the corner. makes your heart stop, doesn't it? >> sarah: yeah. he must have been really confident. they must have done a lot of like, experiments. testing to make sure he would land in that netting. all right. anyway, speaking of which, a live look outside at boston.

>> danielle: it is a muggy monday. we have seen a few of these now. this is kind of a little pattern that we are in. we are watching for scattered showers today, too. into tomorrow morning. guess what? sunshine returns as we head into the middle of the week. by the end of the week, our temperatures are actually going to climb back into the 90's. so if you want those 90's back, you are going to get them. you have to wait a few days. currently, outside, in the low 70's in boston. 76 out along cape. 70 degrees, the temperature in worcester. these temperatures are we should be in the low 80's this time of year. we are a little bit below average. also i want to talk about july. as we head into august. july, 2016. officially, the eighth driest on record. we can't even pick up an inch of rain in boston. on average, we should get to about 3.5 inches of rain in july. didn't even get to an inch. we certainly do need the rain. we are keeping an eye on some scattered now out there as well.

methuen. some light showers. the majority of the moisture is out towards new york. and notice, it is tracking east and moving through western new york through albany. because of that, i do think the best chance for scattered showers for today will be across central and western massachusetts. keep the umbrella handy until tomorrow morning. then as we head into tomorrow afternoon, you will notice some changes. so this front that's been bringing us the this gloomy weather, both yesterday today is going to start to move off-shore. high pressure is going to help that happen. high pressure will start to dip south from northern new england. as we head into tomorrow afternoon. and this will help bring the sunshine back. and then those 8's will return as we head into wednesday. although we do need any rain that we can get. severe drought still stretches from central massachusetts up into southern new hampshire here. so we certainly do need the rain. we will keep the chance for scattered showers. becoming more isolated.

thursday, we are drying out. wednesday and thursday look like really nice days. that is when humely the drop. a muggy day out there today. with those dew points in the mid-60's. high temperatures today in the low to mid-70's. we are mostly cloudy. watching for scattered showers. those winds are on-shore. 5-10 miles per hour. then notice tonight, temperatures only going to drop down to mid to upper 60's. that is tt moist air in place. fog.ill be mostly cloudy with here is a look at your forecast. us through tomorrow, too. we will watch an isolaid shower in the morning. then wednesday and thursday, the 80's are back. so is the sunshine. by friday, though, we are cranking up temperatures into the 90's.solated storm friday into saturday. all right. miss teen u.s.a., miss texas' big win quickly turning into controversy. shortly after karlee hay was ne tweets from 201 and

the n-word. she has apologized. ahe miss universe pageant says they are standing behind her and are committed to supporting her continued growth. >> christa: all right. just ahead here on 7: a fluke crash leaving speck paytors hurt at a demolition derby. when the debris goes flying into the stands. >> sarah: a gorilla puts a scare into visitors at the

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>> sarah: the ashland fire department helping a little guy in a tight spot. a few rescuers worked to get a dog out from under debris at an abeen a donned home on main street. the dog was eventually freed and appeared to be okay. a scary scene at boston's franklin park zoo. a gorilla makes a sudden lunge at some visitors. zoo officials say the animal toha mark his territory. >> christa: well, the visitor says he is so grateful for the protective glass. an unexpected encounter captured on camera. this gorilla on all fours slowly looking around. before standing up and leaping against the glass. >> oh! >> he was fast. it was like lightning. >> reporter: mark mcdonald shot the video while checking out the exhibit at the franklin park zoo with his

him. reporth they had been watching the silverback gorilla named okey for ten minutes. unlessing he was communicating with the crowd. >> we saw him actually slam, you know, punch a wall. i said jeez, i wish i caught that on video. i started filming. >> reporter: once the gor little la started pounding his ernesto "che" guevara, he knew it wouldn't be long before he did something memorable. >> he came in with a i thought he was going to come through it. it was so loud. it sounded like someone took a sledgehammer. the zoo says the behavior is nothing new and over the years, okey has learned how to get a response from guests. despite the extra up-close encounter, the couple says they were happy to catch the experience on camera. >> thank god the glass was there. i felt like he was copping

>> sarah: a piece of a truck comes loose at a demolition derby in utah and flies into the crowd, hitting three peck saytors. it is caught on camera. you can see here one of the trucks hits another, causing a 50-pound drive shaft to go flying into the craft... crowd. liam duke was injured. he has a sore foot. his mother on the other hand, had a broken ankle and a deep cut on her leg. >> i was just in so much shock. i didn't know i was hurt for, like, 0 seconds. >> it was pretty crazy. of a rocket or something. >> sarah: the third person injured was taken to the nearby hospital. they are still recovering from the accident. >> christa: coming up on 7 news, someone in new hampshire is sa new multimillionaire today. the excitement surrounding the winning ticket coming up. >> sarah: up next, a special trip for a woman in north carolina. her first ever visit to the

>> christa: we have had a recent heat wave. one north carolina woman had never seen the waves or felt the sand between her toes. even though she doesn't live far from the ocean. >> sarah: her friends gave hear special first at 78 years old. here is kris anderson with the touching moment. >> kris:. >> i have never been here before. >> kris: a new view for margaret browning. >> she had never been to the beach. >> kris: at 78 years old, she has seen the ocean for the first time. >> looks beautiful. >> kris: traveling to a north carolina beach with staff and friends with her assisted living community. >> i hope it's as cool as it looks. >> kris: an experience she will never forget. >> how does it feel? >> good.

>> you want people to do some of the things they want to enjoy doing. >> i felt like crying, actually. it was so beautiful. >> kris: this makes their days worth it. >> they are my extended family. i love them so much. >> i'm probably ready to go back in for some more. >> kris: browning was lucky enough to experience the sand between her toes, surrounded by people who love her. >> we helped mis >> christa: i'm right with you. exactly where you want to be. right? 12:27. much more to come in the next half hour. the red sox getting a much-needed win. thanks to dustin pedroia. >> danielle: we are keeping an eye on some much-needed rain for today and tomorrow. more on the forecast up next. >> sarah: the latest on the hot air balloon crash in texas.

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in flames over the weekend. and police say he set this fire at his home on purpose. >> sarah: now he is facing arson charges. john cuoco live in lynn with the very latest. john? >> reporter: well, police say the suspect seemed proud. like this was some sort of accomplishment. they arrested him over the weekend. according to court paperwork, timothy brosnan told police he intentionally set his home on lyndon avenue on fire. police reported brosnan was laughing and making jokes while they arrest brosnan told police he poured gasoline in the garage and throughout the house. he opened the gas valve inside the house. he wanted to watch his house burn, saying things like "look at it go. and isn't it the most beautiful thing ever?" he told police his wife was moving in the next day. police also say it apeerld that brosnan was drinking when they arrd ews.;f

right now officials are hoping to make sure a tragedy like this never happens again. here is victoria warren. >> reporter: flowers and teddy bears at the curley community center. the south boston doors open. summer program counselors back inside. instead of meeting with children, they are meeting with city officials. >> when i spoke to the father, one thing he did say is that if something comes of his death, it would be good for the city. >> reporter: kyzr went missing from the summer program last week. his body found in the water hours later. the program's commissioner going over new rules, including the counselors taking a head count every hour. all kids going into the ocean will wear life preservers. they are increasing staffing levels. the youngest children will have two counselors for every ten children.

surveillance cameras at the center working. all to make sure the city never sees another tragedy like this. >> we have to make sure that when we get those kids in our care and custody, that they are protected and safe. >> reporter: when the commissioner of the program showed up here at the curley center, he referred all questions to the mayor's office. the plan is to speak with the counselors today and then have the program once again, up and running for children tomorrow. in south boston, victoria warren, 7 news. >> sarah: a live look outside. an overcast day. certainly, a muggy start to the workweek. make more rain on the way. let's send it over to danielle gersh with more on the forecast. >> danielle: definitely not the nicest picture out there. those temperatures in the low 70's. your dew points are close to 72. it is a muggy day. we are watching showers. we really need any rain we can get at this point. here are some showers we are watching to our north. this is over 495. methuen, bill rickca, pepperell. questioning some light shower

our west. moving over new york right now. this is what we are kind of watching to move in over the next coupl of hours here. this is where you have the best chance to see scattered showers. western massachusetts, central massachusetts is where the showers will be more scat nerd nature. boston, shore, south shore, they will be isolated as we head into today and into tomorrow. by the middle of the week, wednesday into thursday, we are drying out. that is when we will warm up those temperatures. this afternoon, we are only going to be in the low to mid-70's. so this is belowra we are staying below normal tomorrow, too. wednesday into thursday, that is when those 80's return. more on the forecast coming up. >> christa: a state senator set to have surgery. donnelly was admitted to mast general on sunday evening for an undisclosed medical issue. police in portsmouth, new hampshire are looking for the person responsible for spray-paining a bold message

the weekend. someone spray-pained the words" i'm drunk." on the side of the police building saturday night. the message has since been removed. ny anybody with information is asked to go ahead and contact police. police in sharon searching for a man they say stole several items from a house he was cleaning. an arrest warrant has been issued for the 24-year-old aaron mogul. he is also wanted in delaware. hamps,ttery this weekend. a $487 million jackpot. jennifer eagan has more on this mystery multimillionaire. >> reporter: $487 million. good luck. i hope you have your powerball tickets out. >> reporter: in raymond, new hampshire, 24 hours after the winning numbers were announced, who won the jackpot is all anyone can talk about.

from in town. >> hopefully, a close friend maybe. family member. >> nobody i know. >> reporter: the winning ticket sold at hannaford's on friday, the store says. the odds of winning the half a billion dollars, you may ask? one in 292 million. according to the powerball. and that sum of money had a lot of people dreaming big. >> pay off college loans for my kids. i just want to be out of debt. >> i would be gone. iv >> reporter: the identity of the winner remains a mystery for now. one man says he can solve it. because it's him, allegedly. >> i'm pretty sure that was my ticket and it got lost in the shuffle or something. so there you have it. whatever you are, please return it to me. >> christa: so it's a race to the rescue in holyoke. two hikers get lost. those hikers were climbing mt. tom state reservation when they ran into some trouble. and what you are seeing here

that flew over the area looking for them. the hikers were eventually rescued. they are expected to make a full recovery. new details now about an alleged assault on an orange line train. m.b.t.a. has now identified as . he is wanted for questioning about an assault with a dangerous when. this happened on the train at the tufts medical center station tuesday night. a public hearing set to be held in boston to talk about the plan to equip police officers with body cameras. the mill dread community center. the department has promised for months to provide foup one hundred cameras to patrol officers for a six-month test period. boston is among the largest police departments notice nation that does not use body cameras. >> sarah: water worries in portland, oregon. elevated levelsle of lead were

public school fountains and faucets. many parents are outraged with their children's safe any jeopardy. signs of a water crisis at portland public schools. water fountains turned off. bottled water handed out. for parents and teachers, outrage. when tests leaked to a local newspaper show lead levels above the e.p.a. standards. >> we have been drinking gallons of we didn't know. >> clearly, it starts with the superintendent. report tt superintendent announced her early retirement the same day an independent investigation found the district failed to provide clean drinking water to students and staff. now there are high lead levels at at least 75 portland public schools. the federal standard for lead in drinking water is 15 parts per billion.

at oel a sink tested at more than 2,500 parts per billion. the district's acting c.e.o. has promised bottled water for the entire school year. permanent fixes could be a long-time coming. fbs. >> we don't have the resources to do all the fixes. it is going to be hundreds of millions of dollars. report t district is offering voluntary lead screenings for students and staff. lead has been found in schools in boston, newark, and los angeles. this summer, as parents prepare to send their kids back to school, they are asking what's in their water. officials say a few set at one school in portland has more lead than a number of places in flint, michigan. >> reporter: some of the victims of the deadly hot air balloon crash in texas has been identified. alfred nichols was pilotting that hot air balloon which was carrying 15 others before it

the balloon hit power lines. they have also identified two other victims. family friends say matt and sunday were onboard. the victim's brother, meantime, says the couple was posting photos during the ride to social media. >> it is pretty haunting. >> it was a couple minutes before the reported time of the incident. >> police are now looking at the weather conditions. and how the hot air balloon was maintained as part of investigation. the taliban taking responsibility for an explosion that targeted a hotel in afghanistan. this is new video of the scene. one policeman is dead. and four wounded in the overnight attack. officials say a car bomb exploded early this morning.

area. kabul's police chief said the attacker were killed and that the hotel's... none of the hotel's residents were harmed. pope frances speaking out in the wake of the church tragedy in france. he says it is not right for people to associate islam with violence. the pope believes there is unjust violence that comes out of every religion. and that people without jobs can easily be persuaded to join isis. >> christa: just ahead on 7 news, objection by the j appears to show up in court without pants. >> sarah: competitors taking a dive in kosovo. on the 60th anniversary of an

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>> christa: divers jumping into the water. all to be called number one. come on, sarah. doesn't that look fun? >> sarah: no. that looks like a heart attack waiting to happen. >> christa: no. you are right. this is the high-diving competition in kosovo. on sunday. hundreds of spectators sat along the banks of the river. they watched 22 of these very brave people compete in this. two competitors came in first place.

>> sarah: i thought why try to bring that anxiety and stress on myself? yeah, i have no desire at all. >> danielle: i'm right there with you. watching them dive into the water, they look so graceful, too. i feel like if we try to, it wouldn't end up that way. watching some scattered showers out there today. into tomorrow, we need the rain. but then sunshine will return on wednesday. stay with us through the middle of the week. and then by the end of the week, we are temperatures climbing back into the 90's. it is a cooler day today, though. temperatures in the 70's. 72 right now in boston. 76 out along the cape. 70 degrees, the temperature out in worcester. a little cooler in worcester. we did, you know, close off july as officially the eighth driest on record. july, 2016. we didn't even get an inch in boston. on average. we should see under.5 inches of rain. we will take any rain we can

beginning of the year is very high. almost up to 7 inches in boston. and worcester, it is over eight inches. we really do need the rain. we are tracking some light showers out there right now. north of us. around 495. up towards methuen. some light spotty showers. if i zoom out here, we are seeing most of the moisture we are watching is moving through western new york and western massachusetts. i do think that western massachusetts and central massachusetts is where the best chance for scattered showers will be today. for boston, along the north shore, the south shore, that is where they are going to be more isolated in nature. this stalled front to our south is going to start to push offshore as we head into the rest of the day and into tomorrow. that has been bringing us this muggy doom and gloom weather with these scattered showers. for tomorrow, high pressure starts to build back in tomorrow afternoon. this is going to bring back the sunshine and bring back those temperatures into the 80's. as we head into the middle of the week. this is the drought monitor.

into southern new hampshire. we really do need the rain as i was mentioning. we have the chance to get some throughout the day today. into tomorrow morning. then wednesday and thursday, that is when it looks like it will start to dry out. that is when the dew points will start to drop down into the 50's. it is muggy out there with the dew points notice mid-60's. we will stay there tomorrow, too. not quite oppressive. certainly, feeling a little humid. high temperatures in the low to mid-70's. which is below average this time of year. we should be in the low 80's. scattered showers today under mostly cloudy skies. for tonight, we are only getting down to the mid to upper 60's. temperatures are going to feel mild out there. with spotty showers and some patchy fog as well. those winds are out of the east. right around 5-10 miles per hour. an on-shore wind tomorrow. staying in the 70's. an isolated shower tomorrow morning. by wednesday, the 80's and sunshine are back. then by friday, we will crank

storm friday into saturday. >> christa: officers bring an inmate into a courtroom who appears not to be wearing pants. a judge is outraged. the woman appeared in court on friday. she told the judge she had been in jail for three days and claims she was denied requests for pants or hygienic products. the woman was wearing athletic shorts. they were covered up by her shirt. >> i'm not trying to embarrass you. i'm very sorry. can we get her something to cover up with? anything anything. anything. i don't care what it is. >> christa: and the corrections officers say the woman had not been in custody long enough to be given a jail jumpsuits. the judge sentenced her to a fine and time already served. >> christa: coming up on 7 news, the last of the u.s. athletes arriving in rio on

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dhealthcare. >> christa: all right. we are watching the red sox very closely. the trade deadline approaches. the red sox already riding some momentum after a dramatic ninth-inning rally to beat the angels on sunday. >> the 1-0 pitch. flibl. center field. hi back at the wall! it is gone! >> christa: that gives sox the lead. boston trailed-0 with two outs in the ninth. then they rallied and scored five runs to win it 5-3. they play out in seattle tonight. well, kids are getting a special wake-up call. believe it or not. from big papi himself. >> wake up. it is david ortiz of the boston red sox. get out of bed. get ready for school.

>> christa: i love that. the three-time world series champ teamed up with a boston school district to record that call. the district is hoping that when papi tell it is kids to get up, tla listen. i know they don't listen to us parents. maybe big papi will be the trick. >> sarah: gymnast ali raisman having a bit of fun on the road to rio. she posted this picture on instagram pins she has picked up there already. she wrote "pin-trading like it's my day job." team laurie hernandez posted this photo with the caption "rare pic of momma ali." carly lloyd is excited to compete. >> we know that brazil is an

volleyball. we are really excited to be here ched and to experience it with them. hopefully, with the fans, too. and with the people of brazil and, yeah, we have worked really hard to be here. we are excited to compete. >> sarah: athletes from other countries include france, china, and south korea, also arriving on sunday in brazil. ryan lochte trying out a new hair color. he posted a picture on instagram sunday. and wrote "new look. here we go." nancy chen also now in rio. she will be covering the action. her live reports start on thursday. >> christa: i feel like we saw a time warp on ryan lochte. what he is going to look like when he is older. up next, why an eight-year-old boy out in california is spending the summer baking. >> danielle: making me hungry. outside right now, temperatures in the 70's. a little cooler. watching for scattered showers

we head into the middle of the week. we are warming things up. bringing back the sunshine.

>> sarah: in the summer, you will find most kids at the pool. not jalen bailey. at eight years old, he runs a full-service bakery out of the kitchen of his own home. he is hopefully going to

day. his drive comes, no surprise, it runs in the family. >> i have had, like, five businesses since 18. so i felt like that was something that he would need to know. whether he wanted to grow up and become an entrepreneur himself or if it is something he can do on the side. >> sarah: very nice. jalen has taken his the next le. he went to his first business mixer. he networked with local professionals. one man offered to donate a new oven. so jalen can crank about now. >> cista: he looks like he is having fun doing it. utteris even better.nut was to die for. >> danielle: it looks really good. he can come move his cookie business to the 7 newsroom.

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>> nicole: champagne? at this hour? >> deimos: it's never too early for champagne. not when you have something to celebrate. >> chloe: hey, i'm sorry. i know, i'm late. >> philip: no problem. so... you okay? >> chloe: no, i feel kinda lousy. >> philip: walk didn't help? >> chloe: no. i don't know. maybe it's this place. i don't know, i can't think straight for some reason. >> philip: sorry. until i can rent an office, this is it. >> chloe: uh, isn't there somewhere more private we can go? >> philip: uh... not unless you want to go back to my place.