a new report revealing allegations of racism at boston latin scale. the city >> turns out there have been more than 100 reports of incidents at the school in the past several years. adam williams at the breaking news desk with the details for us. adam. >> jadiann, ryan, the results of this investigation come after a firestorm of allegations of racism at the school in recent months. they detail more than 100 incidents at the school since 2012. boston latin's headmaster along with another top administrator

fire after students organized a movement called black at bls, advocating for change at protests and online, outside investigators were leased the findings today. the study revealed 115 reports of alleged racial bias at the school. six of those cases involved administrators failing to take action. four were teachers that didn't follow policy and is seven students were determined to be at fault. laid out recommendations for handling racial under thes in the future including discipline and training. at our breaking news desk, adam williams, 7news. a new hampshire man with a notorious past under arrest again. police are airing leagueland eisenburg on bank robbery charges. >> he took hostages at a clinton campaign hostages four years ago

in manchester with more on what's going on here. >> jadiann, police believe that eisenburg has a drug problem which apparently prompted the bank robbery and now he's back behind bars leland eisenburg faces bank robbery can drug charges. he handed a teller a note which read no alarms, no dye packs. i have a gun, i will sho pack in. fill the bag with cash now. >> he alluded to the fact that he was armed with a weapon and it scared the teller and she was in fear of her life and safety. >> reporter: the suspect didn't hide behind a mask, police recognized eisenburg from the photos and detectives spoke with a construction worker who said he had done time with eisenburg and saw hip near the bank. eisenburg was arraigned remotely from the hospital after being arrested last night at valley cemetery, near the manchester

grahams of crack-cocaine and a small amount of cash. 6.5 grams of crack-cocaine. >> some it seems like a movie. >> reporter: in 2007 he strapped road flares around his waist, walked into a hillary clinton campaign office in rodchester, new hampshire and briefly took five people hostage including a baby. eisenburg gave himself up to a tactical team after a six-hour standoff. he has admitted psychiatric >> you have a voice of reason on one side and a voice on the other side of your head driving you saying yes, this is the right thing to do. >> police say eisenburg got away with less than $1,000 cash from that bank. he's gonna need a lot more than that if he is to take bail. the judge set it at $25,000. live at police headquarters in manchester, jonathan hall, 7news. police in billerica are

robber. they say he hit two stores and detectives are studying surveillance video to try to find out more. >> reporter: a man with a knife bursts in threat tension the women working the cash register. >> it was an armed robbery with a knife. the clerks were both -- were obviously both extremely upset and scared. >> reporter: the first crime at a liquor store while police were arriving there, a second call came in two miles away. woman working there to the point she needed to get checked out at the hospital. >> i remember the car and the gentleman running. >> reporter: this man thinks he may have gotten a good look at the suspect. >> all of a sudden when i got out of the car, i saw a gentleman, tall, skinny, wearing a hat running around the corner, got right into the sanota and sped right off. >> reporter: billerica police

quickly thanks in part to having extra officers on for national night out. >> it's a depressing way to cap what turned out to be a really great event. >> reporter: billerica police say they do have surveillance video from the two stores. at this point they're not releasing it but they say that could change depending on how the investigation goes. in billerica, victoria warren, 7news. so police find a body in wilmington today. they believe it is a missing teenaged girlm sky 7 where police found the body near the woods. this was behind a home near glen road where investigators say the 18-year-old was last seen. so ira was last seen monday night. officials say the death does not seem suspicious. they have not yet confirmed that the body they is found that though of the missing teenager. one person taken to the hospital after a car rolls over in lynn crashing right into a utility pole.

to clear the scene and get power back. no word on how serious the driver's injuries are. >> a new hampshire man is under arrest after an alleged drunk driving crash. hoosick police say they found the car off the road on top of a rock after he apparently drove through a guardrail. norten refused a breathalyzer test. he'll be in court next week. >> 26 years ago the body of a baby was discovered under a wisconsin bridge and now a new tip has detectives heading back to the >> it's been a mystery for 26 years. who left a baby boy shoved in a plastic bag underneath this bridge in wisconsin. the baby's body was discovered back in in 1989. >> the case was investigated and they ran into dead ends everywhere. >> reporter: medical tests show the baby was born alive. his death was ruled a homicide. the unidentified infant was named baby john doe and barry. fast-forward to 2014 the sheriff's department put all of

>> they gave detectives information on who they thought put the baby under the bridge i thought the information that we got was very credible, given how it came to us and who it came to us from. >> reporter: detective 93 paulson was assigned the baby john doe case two years ago. >> it is emotional, if you think about the circumstances of the case, you know, this baby was left for dead. >> one tip has led police to a person of interest. >> we're aware of -- that the person of in this area still. >> reporter: on thursday the baby's body will be exhumed for dna testing. >> dna evidence wasn't available back then. dna evidence is now available. so that will play a major role in this investigation. >> reporter: the dna will be sent to the university of north texas. no word when the results will come back. caught on camera, a holy hold-up in arkansas. pastor accused of robbing a convenience store. you can see on the surveillance

counter with his shirt over his face and demanding cash there. when the clerk refuses, a robber said it was a joke and then he leaves. about an hour later police say the same pastor robbed a nearby walmart store, that store clerk says he can't believe this all happened. >> i'm actually a passenger. i don't know any passenger that would play that kind of sick joke.

rich enjoying family time at a local resort. >> green grarks a lot of clearing and stuff and if it gets close we'll leave. >> reporter: this woman lives more than an hour south but rushed up she heard about the fire. >> our friends called us on their honeymoon and said there was a fire at the ranch. so me and about five other of us drove up here to get all their trucks and trailers and horses try to get the cows move somewhere safe. >> police hoping they stay at the are ridge and don't make their way down the mountain. >> i'm a little worried it's gonna come down here but probably it doesn't. >> reporter: still will families are not sticking tornado see.

else. what are you gonna do? the fire has already burned 4,000 acres and as crews have to hike miles to reach the flames, it's only about 5% contained. still ahead here on 7news, credit card concerns, frustrated stores and customers, are the security chips really effective? and at 5:00, we are learning more about a massive fire in charlestown. what officials say caused the blaze. >> and fighting zika, the new efforts in place to help attack

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ica runs on dunkin'. turning now to the olympic zone. pope francis saying he wants the games to inspire athletes and spectators to pursue a goal of solidarity and equality. speaking at the vatican city he said these goals were more precious than any kind of medal they could win there and there's a thirst for peace and tolerance around the world. he also said he hopes the olympics would give brazil an

one olympic team getting stuck on their road to rio. >> with opening ceremonies set for friday time is running out for the nigerian soccer team. they've been practicing in atlanta for thest pa month. they were supposed to leave for rio last week but they haven't been able to. supposeddedly their tickets haven't been booked and their accommodations have not been finalized. >> this is >> it's been 20 years since the nigerian soccer team took home the olympic gold medal at the games in atlanta. there's still no word on when this year's team will be able to travel. coming up here on 7news, security chips on credit cards can be a serious hassle for shoppers but does it really protect you from fraud. >> sunshine and low humidity right now. the humidity starts to creep up. we'll talk more about that in a few minutes. and ahead at 5:00, a

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>> flights in virginia causing big problems for some people there. this man climbing on to the roof of his car just to get free. yesterday's storm added to the record ral weekend. around here, just an absolutely beautiful day. a tension of september in there, rigt? i felt like it had a little hint of fall, i'm not ready to give up on summer, but it is a great day out there, jeremy, would you agree? certainly. mostly sunny skies through the afternoon and into this evening. a warming trend on the way. temps today where we should be. upper 70s low 80s and creeping into the mid- and upper 80s by the end of the week. you can see here that there are

pennsylvania just afternoon cumulous clouds blowing up in the sky. bedford 84. boston 78. south coast and the cape numbers in the middle and upper 70s. dewpoint temperatures, 40s to the 50s. a very comfortable air mass out there with humidity remaining low and that'll be the case through tonight and even into tomorrow. for tonight, mostly clear and comfortable. lows down into the 50s for most of us. don't need the little bit warmer. lower 60s. for early august that's not too shabby. a little warm we're tomorrow, but low humidity. high temps tomorrow between 80 and 86, which again is pretty close to normal for august. west beach at 79 and down the south shore into portions of buzzard's bay, onset at 78.

raz we make the view a little bit wider on the islands, the numbers will be in the middle 70s. friday much the same. a little more humidity around on friday but not overwhelming. not tropical with temperatures on friday into the mid-80s. saturday is a warm and somewhat humid day. it'll be a one day thing, though. just like that here comes a cool front which is not really leading to any cle sunday. is. the problem though is this front will pop a few isolated storms sound. i know we have a lot of outdoor activities going on saturday. so there is the risk of a few scattered showers and storms, not widespread and in any event as we work into sunday we are dry once again. non-tropical but here's where we do have a tropical system. tropical storm earl and that may become a hurricane. this is close to belize right

miles per hour, continuing to move west at about 14 miles per hour. and then make a second landfall through portions of mexico with locally heavy rain. i think the flooding rain will be the greatest concern with tropical storm earl, not so much the wind. a few scattered storms on saturday. we're dry. until further notice. >> all right, time now for fast track traffic. let's get a check of how the roads are looking jackie murphy. hey there, how you doing? >> good afternoon. looks like it's pretty busy out there for the afternoon commute. the helicopter taking a peak at what's happening on the expressway and regardless of whether you're headed north or southbound you are basically crawling. in fact, right now you're crawling right out of the tunnel all the way down to the braintree split and 3 south is crawling again past union street. if you are traveling on the turnpike, starting to see a pretty significant increase in volume now headed westbound.

miles passing newton corner and then again out after the west tin tolls. if we are checking what's happening right downtown, what a mess. this shows 93 in and out of the city at a slow crawl. 93 north stays had heavy and slow from right here on the zakim up through medford. and then again out past river road. as you can see, the lever connector is backed up both ways, and if you are on the tobin inbound on the lap ramp it's all jammed up, as w home this afternoon. i'm jackie murphy, 7news. new security chips causing some credit card controversy. they were installed to help prevent fraud, but retailers and shoppers say they eat up a lot of time at the register. >> and some say the feature doesn't really provide extra security. >> the road from swipe cards to chip cards has been a bumpy ride for many shoppers. >> it takes so long. it takes forever. >> i've left it in there and

the other person is like, hey, come back. >> only some places have it. you never know if you're supposed to insert it or not. >> the industry says fake cards account for nearly half of all fraud. >> thieves at this point do not know how to counterfeit the chip that's on your card. therefore this eliminates the counterfeit cards at the brick and mortar stores. >> reporter: visa says counterfeit fraud is down 35% with stores with chip rrs internet fraud. thieves can still use your card online to rack up big charges and there's the cost of buying chip readers. $30 billion nationwide, too much for some small business. >> it would cost anywhere between $11 and $18,000. >> reporter: that's why this l.a. restaurant manager is sticking with swipe readers for now. she says processing checks would also take up to three times as long. >> at that point i'm losing a lot of revenue because the

long delays in checkout lines, too. >> i've seen people put the card in the wrong way, multiple errors, taking it out too soon. it definitely is costing time at checkout, there's no doubt about it. >> reporter: retailers blame the credit card industry for slowing things down and many stores say they bought chip readers months ago but can't use them, waiting for credit card companies to improve their installations. >> it's hard for everybody involved, the consumer, the merchants. it's been very complex and i think a lot harder to implement than everybody originally thought. >> the cp been in place in europe for years. and still ahead, a girl with a craven birthday idea. what she's doing to spread what she's doing to spread happiness at take a look at these bbq trophies: best cracked pepper sauce...

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birthdays usually full of cake and gifts, right? one colorado girl is trading all of that and instead of presents she's giving back to cancer patients. >> and herct bringing hope and inspiring others. sarah french has the story. >> in a lifetime of birthdays 13 is a big one and cire a dually made a long wish list. >> i asked for like lotions and socks and puzzle books. >> reporter: for me, giving, it feels better than getting. >> reporter: to give away, at 9 years old cire a came up with an idea called my one birthday. >> instead of asking for all

give them to someone else. >> reporter: this year she made 100 chemo care kits for patients battling cancer. >> you put area heart into it and your soul into it and you say i made this for you to make you feel better. >> reporter: cire a made two bags for one family. 30-year-old tess and her baby. last october at 8 weeks pregnant tess learned the small lump in her breast was something much larger. doctors told her the health of her baby was at risk. she one that proved to be life giving not only for baby grace but with more one round of chemo to go for tests, as well. cire a came to spread the love. >> reporter: a small act of kindness sealed with a message. >> you don't always need a plan. sometimes you just need to breathe, trust, let go and see what happens. are you amazing and don't forget

inside kyra has also made donations to the roblgdz mcdonald house and animal shelters and homeless shelters. i'm sarah french, 7news. >> and we have much more to come in the next 90 minutes. >> 7news at 5:00 starts now. >> reporter: investigation complete officials laying out what they found about allegations of racism at boston latin school. >> fair investigators know charlestown. >> reporter: plus, a firey landing, a plane crash under investigation as it burst into flames on a runway in due buy. >> and growing concern, a controversial new business now open in boston. sunny skies with temps in the 70s and 80s and a warming trend begins tomorrow. >> reporter: something to celebrate. >> it's a dream come true. >> a very special honor for america's most decorated olympian.

announcing today they've completed their investigation that complaints of racism at boston latin school. the school investigated more than 100 alleged incidents. >> in a hand full of cases, the school leaders and this report's opinion didn't handle things properly, adam housley at the school now with breaking details. >> well, we've been hearing for months allegations of racial bias incidents here at boston we have hard numbers from a group of investigators brought in by the city to look in to the allegations for racial bias. students began going online to complain, forming a group called black at bls that have raised the profile of concerns giving a strong voice to minority students who say they are