of leading them on a high speed chase. this chase started on route 6 today and ended in new bedford. you can see the police cars there involved blocking the suspect's car on the road. decemberives have not said why the suspect ran from police. we do have a 7 news crew on the skin and we'll bring you updates when they get there. there is also breaking news on beacon hill right now. massachusetts one step now closer to closing the pay gap between men and women. governor governor baker signing a new bill into law just men for comparable work and includes a provision that lawmakers say is the first of its kind in the nation. what defines work. we'll have a live report to explain much more on this from beacon hill coming up on 7 news at 5:00 but for now at the breaking news desk, adam william 7 news. >> anchor: two men accused of looking for fast cash by cracking open atm's and stealing the mcy inside. prosecutors say those men are pat of a sophisticated crime ring. >> anchor: police say they are

others all over new england. dan hausle was in the courtroom and joins you now live from lawrence with more of the details. >> anchor: well, police say these guys stole phones and cars. they used in the atm burglaries. they say the one thing they were caught actually buying were the tool they used to break in. prosecutors say david barker and another man are one-half of a sophisticated gang ofburg also who broke into atm's across new england stealing hundreds of thousands of dollars.pr stole put them at or near the scene of most of the crimes. the nights of break in these defendants are generally disciplined enough to turn off their cell phones and put them in airplane mode. in some cases the phones travel approximately partway, turn off during the course of the break in then turn on on the way hole. sometimes like if hanover they keep them on the whole time and the phone pings at the atm.

came. prosecutors say the gang left behind the tools of their trade when police showed up at a botched atm robbery in wellesley. but prosecutors say they have proof suspects went to a home depot the next day and rebought the exact same tools they left behind. mr. barker already to buy new tools because he left all of them behind. he went to home depot on april 17 bought the same grinders he used in wellesley then used them in an over. defense attorneys say police caught the wrong guy. there is actually say it was tease two. they are either masked, saying they were there around the same time the day before. there was nothing concrete to say they were at those places whhe atm's were robbed. >> anchor: police say when they arrested these two suspects fouh burglary tools and a gun. they are still looking for the two other suspects. live in lawrence, dan hausle, 7 news. >> anchor: a mystery winner in raymond, new hampshire hit the

ticket was sole at the hannaford's on friday. but the lucky lotto its has lots of people in the area dreaming of big things. fix our little elementary school that needs el renovations. pay off college loans for my kids. i want to be out of debt. i would be gone. private island somewhere. p many are dreaming about the identity of the real winner, that still remains unknown. >> anchor: the ashland fire department helping a little guy in a tight spot. control worked to get a dog out from under a lot of debris at an abandoned home. this on main street that. dog was eventually freed. it appears to be just fine. >> anchor: fire crews working to put out an attic fire on salem street. fire officials say people were home at the time but everyone did get out safely. >> anchor: sky 7 over a rollover accident on route 495 by exit 18 in bellingham. you can see here rescuers working to get that car back on the right side.

or what caused that crash. >> anchor: more news today. providence police are vetting a murder suicide involving a retired officer. investigators believe the former officer shot and kill his wife in his home on friday. authorities say he then drove to new jersey with his wife's body and then turned the begun on himself when officers spotted him on the highway. police say they became suspicious after the retired officer called his children saying he had done something bad to their mother. by the way, former officer osgood was talking that we were concerned with the safety for both his wife and himself. >> anchor: right now police are still looking for a motive behind that shooting. >> anchor: parts of southern california going up in flames. a lot of fires out there. this fire continues to burn 300 extra fire fighters have been sent into battle this raging wildfire. this is like we said monterey that charred about 40,000 acres since it break out more than a week ago.

least the end of the month. >> anchor: wildfires also burning in nevada. five different fires joined force noose one massive fire which consumed about 36,000 acres. >> anchor: caught on camera, piece of a truck comes loose at a demolition derby and then flies into the stands. it happened in utah so you can see here one truck hits another causing a 50 pound drive shaft to go flying into the crowd. so liam duke was one of those injured and sore foot. that's about it. he also says his mother has a broken ankle and then a deep cut on her leg bus of it. i was just in so much shock i didn't even know i was hurt for like 30 seconds later. it was pretty crazy. like she shot robert or something. frommy terrifying. the third person injured s arbye they are still recovering from the accident. police in californiaology on a

the es off the road and gets cornered on the . it drives over someone's lawn all over the place so then the driver slams into a parked car before speeding back down the roadment police caught that driver shortly after and she is in custody tonight. >> anchor: also caught on calm remarks kentucky judge says she is outraged after officers bring in an inmate who appeared not to be wearing pants. cameras rolled as all that drama unfolded. excuse me. she greatly needed. excuse me? this is outrageous. is this for real? >> reporter: the judge did not hold back when she saw the woman in her courtroom. the jail would also refuse to give her pants. >> reporter: the judge called the exs director directly from the bench. i am calling to talk to the director or anyone who can come

there is a female defendant standing in front of me with no pants on. >> reporter: the defendant appeared in court for not completing a difference programs and says she made repeated requests for pants. and she has been here for how many days, ma'am? i got here like three days ago. two or three days ago. the judge tried to take the matter into her own hands. i'll not trying to embarrass you. i am very sorry. can we get her something to cover up with. anything? anything. i don't care what it is. >> reporter: lot jail is dealing with an overcrowding issue officials say that's not the issue here. the assistant direct said the defendant was wearing the same close she was wearing which is standard procedure. that first 72 hour window is the time period in which individuals are able to achieve band and released on bond. so for efficiency of operation we're not taking clothing from

jump suit. >> anchor: jail officials said the woman had not been in custody long enough. the woman was released from jail with a $100 fine anchor: ahead are on 7 news at four:00 a groom, this is like your worst nightmare, loses a wedding ring just one day after saying i do. how his new mother-in-law helped him find >> anchor: the road to rio winding down with just a few days to the opening ceremony as a brazilian group tries to break a world record. headquarters set to open right here in boston. >> anchor: of course we continue to follow breaking news out of florida where the cdc issued a travel advisory for pregnant women to stay out of an aat thed area in miami. we'll bring you the very latest

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>> anchor: a man loses his wedding ring one day after tying the knot in wisconsin. when he and his wife left for

would never see it again. >> anchor: his new had a special surprise up her sleeve. four years ago heidi and robert mcclean started dating. i asked her out to lunch one day and she bought her whole family. >> anchor: they became husband and wife last week. i always dreamed of getting married in my parents backyard and it wasn't quite safe with all of the lightning strikes. >> anchor: it may have raped on their wedding day. it's good luck. >> anchor: but the next day luck wasn't around when robert look i was really sad. i wasn't mad. >> anchor: while they were on their money moon her mom did some research. i googled is there anyone that could find a ring and his web site popped up. >> anchor: dan did that. he finds jewelry with his metal detector. robert's story is great because he had it less than a day. just this footprint area right here that we searched and. he found the ring within 1. and like he went over.

guys get over here right now. they arrived thinking they had to record the story of how they lost the ring but little did they know. you found it? held his hand up and on his pinky finger was the ring. i didn't know rung finders were a thing. i am glad they are in dan was happy to help. it's so much more than a piece of jewelry. it's the mean, the memories and everything behind it. we can laugh about it now. there is a shelf stating story to begin with. a story with an d we made new friends. >> anchor: that's amazing. so that couple obviously excited to have their ring back and continue their life to the will maybe some ideas for any of you out there. we have a lot of clouds but not much in the way of rain. the forecast for tomorrow is up next. >> anchor: we are staying on top of breaking knew. governor baker signs a new bill into law focused on insuring equal pay here in massachusetts. >> anchor: also breaking police arrest a driver accused of

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>> anchor: on road to rio a group of people in brazil hoping to break a record of their own. more than 100 people hanging on ropes from a bridge formed an image of the olympic rings. they set out to break the large the ever formation of its brazil. those people stayed in place to do that for about 40 minutes. and 7's nancy chen has arrived. she is now in rio and she will be covering the action leading up to the opening ceremonies and then course a all throughout the games she will stay right here for their lives reports. those will start on thursday. >> anchor: at last check still waiting for her luggage to arrive.

soon for her. poor thing we always hope that doesn't happen and off chance it does you have to be on tv it's a struggle when that happens jr. you got back from vacation with all your suits it looks like. all of my clothes on so that's good news for everyone. right now a lot of clouds, not much. how do we get out of this one. showers on the sea cove working back through western new england nothing around metro boston and in fact even some sunshine late this afternoon on the cape and isla boston 72. nashua and jaffrey in the upper 60's. dew point temperatures running into the upper 60's so there is humidity out there but nothing to really take advantage of the humidity near the ground upstairs relatively dry. inat'she way of shower or thunderstorm activity. kind of cool and raw. with clouds all over the place, here is that drwe through portions of the south coast and south shore near the canal and out on to the cape vacation plan.

sunny skies. own the caat and overnight tonight and tomorrow morning clouds will take over once again for the rest of us we'll hold on to the clouds as this weak little ar meanders across southern new england late tonight and into tomorrow morning but with the risk of a few isolated showers again not going to over sell the chance of rain because every time we do it seems like it just kind of peters out. in any event that weather system continues to wobble and drift southeast of new england tomorrow afternoon. the slow clearing highre sunny skies and that will also be the case on thursday with lots of sunshine. when goes the adirondacks pe wnesday and thursday a at wind to the southwest but no 90's in the forecast. risk of an isolated shower, temperature between 62 and 66in few again isolated showers possible but not a guarantee. then some sunshine tomorrow

if you see the you arway from the ocean you will be in the upper 70's to around 80. on the coastline and dunn through the south shore you will have a lot of clouds so temperatures in these locations held back in the low 70's. the city around 72 tomorrow afternoon, attleboro at 7 north of town beverly and dracut mid and upper 70's you start to see more sun across southern new hampshire th likely near 80. worcester hills fitchburg at 78. worcester itself out on cape and islands morning clouds few peeks of sun in the afternoon wednesday mostly sunny skies, pull that drop over there with pleasant conditions, temperatures on wednesday in the upper 70's. and the rest of the week more sunshine for thursday and friday with there is that warming trend. middle and upper 80's thursday and friday. see you at 5:00. >> anchor: we'll see you then. let's get a check of the ride home. >> anchor: this is 138 in cant reports of a rollover. this is the backup, sky 7 is on

you can see massive backup that is causing. we're looking the a major problem as traffic already heavy during this time of day but it's jammed up really all the way back to the mass pike so it is heavy and slow on 128 in this area. we're going to take you over to the looat what's happening heading into the o neil tunnel. it's been heavy and slow on 93 both directions southbound and northbound heading out of storrow drive as we take a look to the maps you can see it's a slow ride both re expressway between the tunnel and the split. we'll talk a look at what's happening out on the mass pike. it slows past newton corner then it gets heavy as you make your way out past weston tolls. this stretch looks good heading through brighton but as you he the weston tolls it starts to get heavy all the way out toward framingham. i'm george brown, 7 news. >> anchor: in today's replying sunscreen can be a pain during those hot summer months but it doesn't have to b.

family stay safe from the sun. it's hot, anny and the kids just want to be outside.. but don't skip sunscreen doctors say you need to a minutes. when it comes to the kids it, doesn't have to be a fight. i find that kids love putting it on themselves. if you can find a problem a child will apply themselves you are wiinhalf the battle . >> anchor: these kids like applying sprays and sticks themselves. and they aren't responsible for much because most clothing with uv protection built right in. we like sync and titanium because these are quiz sun screens this. i have those same components built into the fabric. they insure their product is water resisten, sun resistant, chlorine resistant for the life of the product. which means the reigning promise is to stay true for as many times as you sweat and swim in it. they also make sun sleeves. thee are so important for men

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>> anchor: i'm sure you all heard of red and white wine but now there is a green oregon. it's not the green in color but how it's made. >> anchor: so what we're talking about is everything in the process of making this wine is done without the help of just looking at this bottle it doesn't seem all that different. but this pinot is unlike any in the united states. we are making a wine without use of electricity or machinery. >> anchor: that's right. all of the grapes that go into

truck but by? "dock and bee. >> anchor: the two horses. they are a little slower. but they get the job rter. hit with a "cadillac franestemmer. it father in wooden vents. as you peddle the chain will move this pump and move the wine from barrel up to tank. >>ncmanager nate abdoes thpeddling . you earn your wine at the end of theay >> anchor: the work doesn't wi hand cork corked then ed ck on river, put on canoes and paddle at least most of the way. before we go over the falls we move it by messenger. it guess to portland, oregon so why do it? the whinery says to create an environmentally stable wine with no impact on resources, a wine

it takes more work but it takes more patience and more caring. >> anchor: so if you are wondering because it takes more works an average battle costs about $65. >> anchor: you kn w i like my wine just served nice and ease' and that's a little too much wore. i think it's great but too much work to get wine if you ask me. >> anchor: well, maybe they enjoy it. so something for everyone. i guess so. >> anchor: we have a lot more to come in the next 90 minutes. we're so glad you are here with us.>> >> anchor: breaking news, the sihka virus spreading in the state of florida as officials ua travel warning to pregnant wome. >> anchor: a landmark law. the governor recognizing equal pay for equal work in the state of massachusetts. >> anchor: arson investigation. a swampscott man called to court after police say he intentionally set this house on fire. >> anchor: plus, under water streets ripped apart, cars swept

>> anchor: as many try to rebuild after flash-flooding in maryland. >> reporter: one more chance of a few showers and then the dry pattern comes back continues. donald trump creating controversy after his remarks o american soldier killed in iraq. >> anchor: there is breaking news in the fight against the sihka virus and a travel warning issued for pregnant officials with the centers for disease control saying women who are pregnant should not av today florida's governor confirming there are ten new cases in that stateall likely transmitted by mosquitoes. >> anchor: that brings the total number of infections up to 14. now ryan schulteis live for us in the newsroom with more on details. >> anchor: the cdc says pregnant women need to watch out pat of miami.to right now as you said there are 14 cases in that area caused by mosquito bites here in the u.s.

cases are in a one square mile area of a neighborhood there just not of downtown momenty. health workers have been going door to door in that area testing residents. crews are spraying mosquito hot spots. rick scott there saying he asked the centers for disease conit will to send an emergency response team to help the florida health department deal with this massive problem. today we ask for the cdc emergency response team that will help with collection efforts with with mosquito control and then mosquitoes will continue do e we will be successful. >> anchor: so besides that travel warning the cdc with some other suggestions today including all pregnant women in the country should talk to abou. pregnant women in miami should second trimester of pregnancy. also pregnant couples should use protection every time they have sex during pregnancy and the cdc is also saying both pregnant women and their partners who