infections are on the rise. >> anchor: targeting trouble all over new england. how police were age to track down two suspects who made off with thousands in cash and technology. >> anchor: we have a winner. the only matching powerball ticket sold in new hampshire but the newly made millionaires are keeping quiet so far. >> anchor: a judge does a double take when a defendant walks into her courtroom without any pants. >> anchor: first at 5:30 we start with breaking news. rise, florida's go there are at least ten new cases in south florida bringing that total now to 14. and health officials are givingt women om tt area. >> anchor: now we're hearing from one of the people infected with sihka. brendan buyer has more from miami. foggy clouds and wind wood as crews spray per mosquitoes monday. this on the same day governor rick scott announces ten more

come from bites. state to a dozen of them in winwood. we have tested about 2,300 people, 200 of those individuals we tested right in that one square mile area. gabrof those tested says he is one of the 14 infected with sihka. he speaks only creolbut through his daughter told us he feels fine. he said he is already gene said doctors told him to cover his arms and legs and they would be in touch of the in days ahead. meanwhile the cdc is warning pregnant women to stay away from winwood offering this advi advice. pregnant women should not travel to the area, pregnant women and tear partners should follow steps to prevent mosquito bites. women or men lio or travel to this area and have a pregnant sex partner should use condoms or not have sex during pregnanciment finally, women thinking of becoming pregnant

provider. warning from officials as the fogging continues. the cdc also says they continue to monitor the blood supply here in the miami area. we're in miami, brandon buyer, 7 news. >> anchor: also today two suspected robbers tracked and in trouble. plus say they made off with hundreds of dollars from an atm all over new england. investigators say they were able to track down those robbers using cell phones. >> anchor: so said they were in court facing charges linked to a number us tonight dan? >> reporter: police say these burglars used or stole the phones in cars they used in the atm burglaries. the one thing they say these guys bought were tools they used to break in. prosecutors say these two men are one-half of a solvisted gang that broke into atm's across funk and stole hundreds of thousands of dollars. very disciplined, very nuanced and very sophisticated

and within 30 seconds strike and disable the alarm systems. prosecutors say the gang stole cars and phones they used in the break ins but investigators say they traced those same stolen phones to the atm robberies. phones the suspects registered in their own names. the phone records for these two gentleman and phone number we just discussed placed them at each one of these break ins on a employer occasion before the break in. when the suspects left behind the tools of their trade because police interrupted an atm robbery in wellesley, prosecutors say they were spotted buying reem very next day. mr. barker had to buy knew tools because he left all of those tools behind he then went to home depot on april 17 and brought the same grinders he used then used hanover . despite all of the high-tech evidence defense lawyers say police got the wrong guys. all they have is two guys and a mask and dark clothing. and as mr. allison said in the winter in massachusetts, that could be anybody.

those two suspects this morning they seized $80,000 this cash, burglary tools and a gun. they are still looking for the two other suspects. live in lowell, dan hausle, 7 news. >> anchor: sky 7 over a rollier accident, this on route 495 by exit 18. the crash happened just this afternoon. you can see here rescue workers tried to get the car back on its right side and there it goes. they are getting it done. that's actually it and there is no word on any injuries or what caused this crash in the first place. >> anchor: police are looking assault on orange line and mbthave identified him as jose guthrie. the 40-year-old is wanted for questioning regarding assault with a dangerous weapon. they say the incident happened on a train at the tufts medical center station tuesday night. the search continues for a sexual assault suspect in hingham. here is a sketch of the man investigators say broke into a home and sexually assaulted an elderly woman on thursday night. now police say the suspect is about 65 years old with thinning gray hair, brown eyes and thin billed.

suicide involving a retired police officer. investigators believe the former officer shot and killed his wife in his home on friday. authorities say he then drove to new jersey with his whiff' body and turned the gown on himself when officers spotted him on the highway. police say they got suspicious after the retired officer called his children saying he lad done something bad to their mother. p by the way former officer osgood was talking it seemed that we were concerned himself. >> anchor: right now police are still trying to figure out a motive behind that shooting. >> anchor: fire crews in malden working to put out an attic fire there today. this is on salem street. fire officials say people were home at the time but everyone got out safely to the rescue in holyoke after two hikers get lost. the hikers were in mt. tom's state reservation hen they ran into some trouble.

helicopter that flew over the area looking for them. they were rescued and are expected to make a full recover. the ashland fire department helping a little guy in a tight spot. a few cues along with animal control worked to get a dog out from under this debris here. an abandoned hole on main street. the dog was freed and appeared to be okay. >> anchor: we're following more news today. a swat standoff when a colorado man climbing a tree to escape police is shown here the man wanted on several warrants including attempted murder was about 6 hours. police used water and gas pellets to try and force him out of the tree. so the man eventually climbed out by himself and he was arrested without further incident. >> anchor: police in california on a high speed chase today that ended on this residential street. you can see the driver about to get cornered on dead end but spins around and drives over someone's lawn then she slams right into a parked car before speeding back down the road. police caught up with her

custody tonight. well, the university of texas opened a new memorial today to commemorate the 50th anniversary of a mass shooting on that school's campus. the new memorial was dedicated to victim of the shooting in 1966. charles whitman kind a clock tower and use adsniper rifle to kill 14 people and hurt 32 others. he was eventually shot by police say demolition derby accident leaves three spectators hurt. this happening in utah. so you can see here one of the trucks hits pound drive shaft to just go flying through the area and then up there into the crowd. liam duke was one of those injured. he says he has a sore foot but his mother got a broken ankle and deep cut on her leg from 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 they shot it out of a robert or something. >> anchor: the third person injured was taken to a near hospital while they were still recovering from the accident.

worries in another per american city. officials in portland, oregon are saying public schools at the center of concern here. sara french has the story.. signs of a water crisis in portland public schools. water fountains turned off, bottled water handed out. for parents and teachers outrage when tests leaked to a local newspaper showed lead level over the epa gallons and gallons of sing water because we didn't know. where does the buck stop when it comes to notifying when lead levels are high. the superintendent announced her early retirment the same day an independent investigation found the distribute failed to provide clean drinking water to students and staff and now new tests show high lead levels at least 75 portland public schools. the federal standard for lead in drugging water is 15 iopa.

per billion. and at one elementary school a sink tested at more than 2,500 parts per bill. the distribute's acting ceo has promised bottled water for the entire school year but permanent fixes could be a long time coming. we don't have the resources to do all of the fixes. it will in the hundreds of million of dollars. they are offering voluntary lead screening for stunts and staff. of the few hundred dread tested 21 have seen elevated lead has also 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 is in their water. >> anchor: official say a faucet in one school in portland has more lead than a null of places in flint, michigan. in not newsroom, sara french, 7 news. >> anchor: we have a mystery millionaire in raymond, new hampshire. the 487 million dollar winning powerball ticket was sold there over the weekend but the winner

the jon winning ticket was sold at a hannaford supermarket. why didn't we go there? and with a win so close to home people there are thinking, would they do if they were so lucky? fix our little elementary school that needs renovations. pay off college loans for my kids. i want to be out of debt. i would be gone. private island somewheres. oh yeah. >> anchor: the mystery winner can cash in the 487 million over 30 years or take th sum of about 330 milliondestrig i have a long listnext.her turning heads in court. a judge shocked when a defendant walks in without any pants. 60, changes after tredy. what boston's summer programs are doing after young campers drowns at a south boston beach. >> anchor: the swampscott man

he set his home on fire the day before his estranged wife was set to move in. it's all coming up right here on 7 news.

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>> anchor: a kentucky judge makes a closed call in her courtroom when a defendant walks in without any pants. so the judge was shocked and pretty much outraged when that woman walked in. >> anchor: that's when she tries to get to the bottom of the pants problem. excuse me? i have other hygiene that she greatly needed and requeste. excuse me? this is outrageous. is this am i in the twilight . judge amber wolf did not hole back hen sh. the scale also resed to give her pants. >> reporter: the judge called the excs director directly from the bench. this can't wait. i am calling to talk to the director or anyone who can come to my courtroom and tell me why there is a defendant, i female defendant standing in front of me with no pants on. >> reporter: the defendant appeared in court for not meeting a program on a shoplifting charge from 2014 and

she has been here for how many days, ma'am? i got here like three days ago. two or reago . >> reporter: so the judge tried to take the matter into her own hands. i am not trying to embarrass you. i am very sorry. can we get her something to cover up with. anything? anything. anything. do i intercare what it is. >> reporter: although the jail is dealing with an o'crowding issue they say that's not the is defendant was airing the same clothes she had on when taken into custody which is standard procedure. the first 27 hour window is the time period in which individuals are able to achieve band and released on bond so for efficiencies of operation, we're not taking clothing from individuals suit.. >> reporter: jail officials said the woman was in the custody long enough to be given a just suit. they say she was wearing athletic shorts which were

with a $100 fine. >> anchor: up next on 7 news, they are ready for rio. it's touchdown for team u.s.a. in bras him. >> anchor: looking to this an sunshine is coming back. i will let you know when up nex. >> anchor: a couple find themselves lost driving there a roxbury neighborhood when shots ring out. it was all caught here on camera. >> anchor: taking a swipe. a terrifying encounter at boston's franklin park zoo when a gorilla suddenly goes on the

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hopefans too and with the people of brazil and we worked really hard to be here so we're excited to compete. >> anchor: athletes from other countries including france, china and south korea also arrived in brazil yesterday. of course nancy chen is now in rio covering the action leading up to the opening ceremonies and all throughout the games there her live reports start this thursday. >> anchor: i can't wait for it. very excited about all of it. we have coming, tons of coverag. >> anchor: i can't believe it's august 1 and of course that means this is like the last >> anchor: it's a tough topic to talk about for sole of us. you can talk about the drought and everyone's lawns, how miserable that is. we talk about the red sox starting rotation, how that needs work and talk about loss of daylight in the month of ought of the here you go. we'll start with radar. we have a few isolated uthe nat southern maine moving out to sea. there is another batch that has been trying to hold itself together and get organized back threw western new england but as

east they encounter air that's not really able to lethe showers or storms blossom and because of that i am not abouour chance of. it's in my forecast tonight and tomorrow morning but again i wo. temperatures 70's, upper 70's down through the south coast and islands where you saw a fair amount of sunshine. sooi even though temperature are in the 60's it does feel somewhat uncomfortable out there. here is low pressure. it's a weak area of low pressu storm i would i have a big bag of rain for you and we would say hallelujah. it's a weak storm and best it can do is generate a few isolated showers tonight and tomorrow morning and then the storm system itself begins to friday away and drift well south of new england. once that happens then rain it is out of the forecast beginning late tomorrow afternoon. more so on wednesday and thursdayment wednesday an thursday high pressure withday . temperatures on wednesday heg 70's with low humidity. thursday a little warmer as high

happens a southwesterly prize develops and that will boost temperatures into the upper 80's by thursday afternoon. tonight mostly cloudy again isolated shower. temperatures between 62 and 66 through the day tomorrow morning clouds, a few random showers and then i think partial clearing late tomorrow afternoon. with temperatures between 70 and 80. low 70's at the coastline with a northeast wind boston 72, attleboro 78, norwood 7. north of town the sea coast, cape ann, low 70's then farther inland threw the merrimack and sout comes in from northern new england so i think you folks in new hampshire and merrimack likely to see temperatures in the upper 70's to around 80. much the same in the worcester hills, jaffrey 81. fitchburg at 78 and out on the cape and islands mashpee at 74, chatham 75. wednesday looks great. lots of sunshine, less an, temperatures on wednesday upper 70's to around 80. again with a theme of the olympic highlight warning if you don't want results look away. sun going down this evening at

lose 75 minutes of daylight. # that guy. 7 on 7 forecast wednesday, thursday and friday mostly sunny skies, warning trend upper 80's by friday. see you at 6:00. >> anchor: up next, it's time to say good-bye. jr rowling confirm the end of an enormous era for harry potter fans. >> anchor: i am adam williams with what we're working on for 7 news at 0 clock tonight. fierce about the sihka virus are prompting a travel alert for people who might want to he dramatic video as a wild chase come to a dramatic end in new bedfordment and a wild side is caught on camera at the frank park zoo as a gorilla gives people quite the surprise they will not soon forget. all of that and much more coming your way next on 7 news at 6:00, we hope to see you. >> anchor: ahead for us more locally transmitted zikka cases in a miami neighborhood and now a very specific warning to pregnant women. donald trump under fire from

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this weekend and that's the second highest opening in the bourne series higher than what was expected by experts. star trek beyond felt to second with $24 million in its second week and the r rated comedy "bad moms" rounding out the top thre. >> anchor: one way or another it's ending. hbo confirmed season 8 of game of thrones will be its last. season 7 will be 7 episodes long and it's likely to air too late to qualify for the show is up for 23 trophies at this year's emmys. >> anchor: so that gives me time to catch up is what you are saying harry potter fans it's time to finally say good-bye to the boy who lived jk saying jk potter and the cursed child is the last story of the series of the story is currently playing on the stage in london and the script was just releaseds a book yesterday. i have to go to the rest room. cut.

>> anchor: actor jean claude van damme walking you on an interview over the weekend each was promoting his upcoming speaking tour. he said he is tired of answers questions about australian singer the two that dated and starred in a 1994 film "street fight." >> anchor: that's when you know you didn't ask the right question but maybe you did. who knows. another 30 minutes of 7 news ahead. thank you for watching so far. hope you have a good monday. starts right now. >> anchor: breaking news, a zikka virus alert. the government telling women to stay away from a section of south florida. a local driver's dangerous turn. a gps leading him right into danger. >> reporter: clouds all over new england but not much in the way of rain. in aing his territory. ray gorilla at the franklin park

breaking news regarding the zikka virus. the centers for disease control is telling women to specifically avid a section of south florida where the virus is spreading rapidly. health lead interns florida anowing ten new home-grown cases today. >> anchor: so the cdc taking extreme steps to contain the virus. ryan schulteis at the breaking news desk with more on what's going on here. >> reporter: the cdc says pregnant women need to watch out and avoid going it a specific part of miami. right that area caused by mosquito bites right here in the u.s. florida's governor says nearly all of the cases are in a one square mile neighborhood. just north of downtown miami. health work verse been going door to door in that area testing residents. crews are spraying for moss wheats and their hot spots. rick scott said he asked the centers for disease control to send an emergency response team to help the florida health department deal with the proble. today we ask for cdc emergency response team that

efforts with lab, with mosquito control. >> anchor: so the cdc suggests all pregnant women should talk to their doctors about sihka exposure and both pregnant women and partners should be cautious it avoid bug bites. ryan schulteis, 7 news. >> anchor: we're following other bragging news. a suspect is in custody after leading state police on a high speed chase. the chase started on route 6 today and ended sky 7 over that scene when the chase came to an end. you can see the police cars there clearly blocking the suspects car. state police say this all started in rochester when the suspect was seen hitting his own car with a hatchet. troopers say during case he began waving around that hatchet and a enough right out the window. besides the hatchet state police say they found other weapons in the car. they tweeted a picture of two