i congratulations to katie ledecky. thank you for joining us in the studio. [ applause ]

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try to silver as catty ledecky storms out of the gate and never looks back. i'mive in rio with reaction to friday's top moments. plus, the final five discuss their dominance and the challenges still lying ahead. >> reporter: showers and storm fade away and then temperature take a roller coaster right ride this weekend. >> anchor: plus, surviving a scare thanks to a stranger. a young boy pulled from the pool after nearly drowning. >> reporter: then hundreds of tips pouring in police search for the person who killed this woman. >> anchor: donald trump clarifying controversial comments about president obama's roll in the reation of isis. >> anchor: and panicked passengers thrown around. i feel like i'm in the tower of terror. >> anchor: a rough ride on a flight interest boston. >> anchor: more then a dozen passengers are hurt. >> reporter: this is a late edition of 7 news. >> anchor: and we start on the olympic zone with something we've never seen before.

there is michael phelps, he is one of them. fellows falling just short in the 100 meter butterfly. despite that swimming stunner americans continue their dominance in the pool. >> anchor: and that star started with a world record machine. kitty ledecky leaving the rest of the field in the dust. the camera having to zoom out at within point to show the distance between ledecky and everybody else. nanny chen live once again with more on a successful night in the pool. nancy? >> reporter: hey there, kim and ad queen to you. the u.s. swim team showing their dominance in rio. mikhail fess earning another trip to the podium while kitty ledecky broke another world record. it's just ridiculous. >> reporter: out in front and all alone, kitty ledecky racing just the clock in the 800 meter freestyle. shatter a world record that she actually setback in january. she would have to wit a whole 11 seconds to find out who would take silver.

was faster than any other swim i have had. >> reporter: the win making lederry the first woman since 196 to sweep three distance freestyle events at the same olympics. michael phelps slipping to second in his last individual race of the rio games. at the final turn of the 100 meter butter fry, phelps was in but it wasn't enough for the first police finish. the most decorated olympian sharing silver with two other swimmers. i always want to be on the top of the medal podium. but that's what i could do toda. >> anchor: phelps will go for one more gold saturday night and the four by 100 meter medley relay but will it be phelps final olympic race as ryan lochte hopes they will have one more dual in the pool. i would like for him to come back just because we bring

we're both fierce competitors and we both want to win and he is the hardest competitor i have ever had to go up against. phelps fiance say said she is not focusing on the future games just yet. i have to tread litly on this one because whatever i say he will be all right you said this. this is what is happening so we have to be careful. >> reporter: before his final individual race, phelps congratulated fellow swimmer who grabbed gold in the 200 meter back stroke. the 23-year-old rational wring in the final lap to be hungary's iron lady who was trying to become a four time gold medalist at the rio games. i can tell i was in the race at the end. i was just trying so hard to just get my tempo over and hit the wall. and i can't believe that just happened. >> anchor: and turning now it a heart breaking loss for team u.s.a. the u.s. women's soccer team went down in the quarter finals earlier today.

she scores! the united states are out of the olympic games. >> reporter: a soccer stunner in rethe united states falling to sweden in penalty kicks in the quarter finals. just doesn't feel real right now. it will hurt. >> reporter: it's the earliest exit the defending champion ever had from the games since women's soccer became an olympic sport i have -- it happens. it's unfortunate. it's a wild game. it could have gone either way. i think overall we played well and it's unfortunate to lose, but you best believe in 2019 and 2020 we're going to be back for the gold spot u.s. had been the clear favorite to become the first team to win an littlic gold following a women's world cup title but the team, especially goalkeeper hope solo, was taunted by fans from the

shouting sihka whenever she touched the ball leading up to the game's solo was extremely investigatal about the virus, tweeting this picture of herself wearing a hat with mosquito netting. after friday's loss solo criticized sweden calling the team a "bunch of courts" and saying the best team did not win today. she tweeted she is really bad at losing. the reigning world cup champions also four time oly year. and meantime swimmer ryan lochte has won a lot of medals here in rio. coming up later in the show, i will show you another impressive collection of his. also i got a chance today to hang out with none other than the final five, the u.s. women's gymnastics team and they told me what has surprised them the most about their time in rio that is coming up in just a little bit but for now back to you guys in boston. >> anchor: all right. nancy.

in the pool. he was actually in the midst of drowning. >> anchor: a young boy. i couldn't imagine him not going home tonight. >> anchor: saved by a stranger. a lifeguard and a good samaritan pulling that young boy from the pool in hyde park taking turns giving him cpr in order to save his life. amaka ubaka is live in hyde park right now. the woman who rescth boy said he was in the middle of the in about four and a half feet of water when all of a sudden that little boy panicked and went under the water. he is home. he is going home. he is going home tonight. that's all that matters. nikia don't holds back tears as she talks about the near drowning at this pool and her part in the rescue. she says a group of kids jumped in all at once after the pool reopened from a break. he was following someone out to the middle of the pool

the lifeguard realized he wasn't breathing and he was actually in the midst of drowning. the female lifeguard jumped into the water and that's when dean jumped into action. he was unresponsive for a good two to three minutes. me and her just rotated. she did compressions, i breathed. i breathed. i did compressions. we just rotated until we got a pulse. >> anchor: ems arrived and took over. state police say the 7-year-old was alert and conscious. this mother says despite her consider herself a mother oh. i just kept picturing my baby's face on that little by's body like i'm in the a hero. i am no one's hero. >> anchor: the department of conservation and recreation sent me a statement tonight ing the actions of that lifeguard who also helped save this child's life. that 7-year-old was taken to children's hospital but just as a precaution he is expected to be okay. live in hyde park tonight, amaka

>> anchor: also from the night team, strong storms move through new england causing this spectacular light show in westport. one lightning strike after another just brightening up the sky. storms causing serious damage in bedford. witnesses sharing individual why and pictures of wires on fire in the middle of the street. so with the rain moving out, the focus now turns to the roller coaster ride from our weekend temperatures. let's check it out. here is jeremy reiner. >> anchor: yes, and still right now a few isolated showers and storms, moving through narragansett bay. this may hold together and clip martha's vineyard and perhaps nantucket but otherwise the showers and storms will fade away overnight tonight. reason we had the storms, this cool front right here back to our front. we talk about these a lot in the springtime and there they are our foe but in the summertime they can be your friend. this will come through new england overnight tonight and tomorrow morning. especially on the coastline. look at the cooler air up in maine of the poverty land right now 67 here in the city still at

so we do get a break from the heat and humidity tomorrow. temperatures on the coastline in the lower 70's. a lot of clouds, low 80's farther inland with some sunshine, but sunday temperatures will take off once again. i will show you just how hot coming up in a few minutes. >> anchor: night team turning to the hundreds of tips pouring into the princeton police department as investigators search for the person who killed a jogger. brandon gun olive in princeton for us tonight. brandon? state police are again asking the public to think back and remember did you suspicious here last sunday. also, if you saw somebody with new scratches or bruises to give them a call. joseph early back as dozens of detectives are working to find the man who brutally killed 27-year-old vanessa march cot. these injuries specifically were scratches, scrapes and or bruises. >> reporter: after the da said vanessa put up a fight, state police have been flooded with

on a motorcycle was in thed with scrapes on his arms. police looked at the individual why and said he had no connection to the murder. there is a video of him outside going to the bathroom and dressing these wounds. >> reporter: any reason to believe this is connected to the murder of vanessa? no, i don't believe so. >> reporter: vanessa visiting her mother went for a jog sunday but never came back. estors say her killer would have suffered bruising or gown marks. they are also looking for anyone who saw a car parked or moving princeton sunday that they didn't recognize. the state police tip line is 508-453-7589. again, if you know anything you are asked to call state police and the tip line is also on our web site at whdh.com. live in princeton, brandon gunnoe, 7 news night team. >> anchor: in boston a missing nine-year-old boy is safe with his family tonight. the child was with his father who police say was involved in a shooting in roxbury last night. investigators say the dad took

dropped him off at his ex-girlfriend's house. police launched an all out search for that boy and later arrested the father. >> anchor: after being shut down by the city a popular boston restaurant is opening up. sweet green on boylston street is now open. it failed a health inspection earlier this week and was shut down as we reported. the city health department cleared it to reopen. >> anchor: donald trump clarifying comments in the race for the white house of. trump called president obama the founder of isis yesterday. then today, he tried ryan schulteis is in our newsroom with more. it keeps going back and forth on his comment on isis and the president all while hilary clinton released her taxes hoping to force trump's hand. tonight hilary clinton is hoping the release of her 2015 taxes will put pressure on donald trump to do the same. because he refuses to do what every other presidential candidate in decades has done and release his tax returns. >> anchor: the filing shows the clintons made a combined 10.7

the $28 million they may the year before them donated more than $1 million to charity, almost all to the clinton foundation. more than half of their income paid speeches. donald trump is busy trying to clarify his comments accusing president obama of founding isis but even trump can't decide if he actually meant it. obviously i'm being sarcastic. then, but not that sarcastic to be honest with you. >> reporter: the confusing response the day after trump went all in. i meant exactly that. he is the founder of isis. i what you me he loss the peace. no i meant he is the founder ofites. >> reporter: poll numbers show he is losing to clinton in four swing states. trump said if he loses it's because of cheating. ruin schulteis, 7 news knit tea. >> anchor: still to come tonight a terrifying flight for some people leaving logan. it feels like it was the tower of terror it. dropped like that without a warning. >> anchor: their plane drops in the sky. some crew getting tossed an in the cabin. >> anchor: expert catch in

street. >> reporter: another hot day for sunday but tomorrow we got a break. the forecast is up next. >> reporter: back live in rio the world has fall men love with needham's aly raisman and the final five. tonight, what they are doing in rio when they are not winning medals. plus, what they are looking ford to when the games end. that story when the night team returns from rio. fios is not cable. we're wired differently.

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>> team, strap in. it's going to be a bumpy ride. it was can the a shake. i thought we were dying. >> anchor: boston passengers tossed around on a frightening flight. >> anchor: it certainly was with more than 20 passengers all right a flight attendant september to the hospital too. >> anchor: the rough ride came on a flight from boston out to sacramento. the night team's jadiann thompson live at logan airport to tell us more. well, kim and adam, when that flight left logan last

this point those passengers are probably going to pay very close attention to those fasten your seat belt signs. horrifying accounts when a jet blue flight from boston to sacramento dropped some 4,000 feet. luggage was coming down and then the lady next to me starting crying. >> anchor: the flight had to be diverted to south dakota, emergency crews waiting. they have numerous injuries on the flight due to turbulence. >> anchor: before landing a surgeon who happened to be on the flight was there to help. all three flight attendants were standing in the back and with the force of the turbulence it actually sent them up and hit the ceiling. >> anchor: this flight attendant one of two dozen passengers and crew taken to the hospital. passenger rhonda spoke to us from south dakota outa. she and her family returning from a reunion in mass as. it was like we were in an elevator that dropped. i thought we were dying. >> anchor: this is rhonda's mom

on another flight to get home to california. the force so intense, that the toilet was ripped from the floor. >> anchor: now jet blue did offer an apology and money toward future flights for those passengers. and meanwhile, they have all recovered and been released from the hospital with minor injuries in boston tonight, jadiann thompson, 7 news night team. >> anchor: also tonight a slithering surprise in quincy. people in one neighborhood find a rattlesnake. police quickly called environml grab the snake before it could get away. officers think the heat could be drawing snakes out of the woods as they search for water. >> anchor: you won't find any in my backyard. we have a scattering of showers and most activity focused through portions of rhode island. even a little bit in southern worcester county or oxford in particular hit hard with some downpours and storms. about four inches of rain in portions of rhode island and then you look around metro

and that's going to continue to be the theme over the next several days. you will see on our 7 day forecast, you know rain drops and lightning bolts but there is no widespread rain in the forecast. scattered in nature hit and miss. what a hot day. boston 98 this afternoon. bedford at 97. beverly at 96. we hit 98 back in july but on that day there was no humidity. we have a lot of humidity still right now 70's and 80's. the city at 82. plymouth at 76. the reason for the scattering of showers and storms earlier y continues to drop south out of northern new england and it will waiver back and forth so tomorrow we actually got a break from excessive heat and humidity but just a one day thing because as we work into sunday that front lifts back up into northern new england and temperatures will take off heading for the 90's. overnight tonight mostly cloudy, warm, muggy, 68 to 74. southwest wind will shift to the northeast. you really feel that city of boston cape ann as well as new hampshire sea coast but further

not as hot tomorrow. clouds and sun a lot of clouds along the coastline. a few peeks of sun farther inland. still somewhat humid but not overly humid. temperatures between 73 and 83. sunday here come the heat once again. it will be humid and there will be a few isolated showers and storms but luck at these temperatures tomorrow. again, cape ann, the sea coast, the city of boston lower 70's. the cape, south coast, 70's and 80's so a decent beach day south coast and cape. metro boston not so much. farther inland lower 80's and winds back with us, mix of clouds and sunshine, boston, bedford and for wood into the middle 90's. your 7 on 7 forecast early next week continuing the theme of scattered showers and storms, hassy, hot and humid. upper 80's to around 90. have a great weekend. >> anchor: return returning now to the olympic zone. we spent a lot of time talking about the athletes and their performances. >> anchor: but they all have interests and hobbies like all of us outside their sport. one of the more interesting ones is swimmer ryan lochte.

joins us again from rio with more on that story. nancy? he always keeps things interesting, doesn't he? his style is always surprising us and in fact just in the waste peek alone we have seen him change his hairstyle multiple times and that's not the only way he likes to express his style. when he is not in the pool sometimes even when he is on the pool deck you will likely spot him in several different pairs of sneakers. back in 2012 he estimated that he had more than 130 pairs. you can only guess how many he it's something he takes seriously from american flags to neon colors, his collection is incredibly expansive. by the way, speak of collecting things one member of the time five has made quite the collection from here in rio. i had a chance today to talk to the whole team about their time here in rio and what they are looking for to most. it's the traditional way of making it in sports being on the cover of a serial box an honor

final five. but at the end of the day they are also great friends who love to laugh. we're having so much fun. >> reporter: they tell me that's what is surprised the most about the games. i think with awful pressure sometimes you get nervous that you are not going to enjoy it. but we're having the time of our lives. it's been like such an incredible experience with each other. >> anchor: but being role models is something they don't take litly. you know, so many little girls look up to us and it's just so special to be able to be here at the olympics with all of these amazing s so i think there is going continue a lot of little girls coming up to us wanting pictures and autographs but it will be really fun when we get back hom. >> anchor: they have seen their endless hours of hard work pay off. you don't think any of us have ever been more prepared in our lives. >> reporter: and they are enjoying their time in rio. aly raisman is headed home with mementoes. she loves her pins. she has like 50 or 60. >> reporter: don't ask her where she is keeping them. where are your pins?

we don't want anyone to steal them. they are hidden somewhere special. this is more valuable than your medals. oh no. i framed them. >> anchor: the girls have to compete in their events but when it is all over there is a couple of things they are looking forward to. eat pizza. yeah! pizza. >> reporter: that's the secret of champions. cinnamon rolls too. >> anchor: i love that ac medals. by the way, plenty of stars have been showing support for our hometown girl aly raisman. you can add rob gronkowski to the list. he tweeted today congrass alley raise man on all your accomplishment in rio all of your hard work and dedication to your craft is paying off. go get them, lid ease! by the way aly will compete one last time in the floor final. that will be on tuesday and that's all from rio for tonight. back to you guys in boston. >> anchor: looking forward to all of it. thank you, nancy.

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>> anchor: david price picking up his first win in over a month. he wept inings tonight for the red sox but gave up ten hits including two more home runs, not exactly ace like but enough to beat the diamondbacks thanks

the sox offense tonight. an eventful first inning for jackie bradleion i don't remember in center feel. price's first pitch of the game lifted to center by jean, jbj trips on his own feet here, makes an effort to still catch it. local him there. but gives up a triple in the process. very next pitch jbj redeems himself racing to make a sue string catch on robbing phil goslin there, fires a 97 mile-per-hour laser back to the plate. they turn it over in third and can't escape the first without trouble with a runner on ricky weeks nothing weak about this two run shot into the monster seats d backs take a 2-0 lead the first of two home runs allowed by price on the night. bottom of the inning hand reramirez erase that's deficit with one committee swing. no doubt about it. a three run home run red sox jump on top 3-2 and ramirez was not donesecond inning a second three run home run. one night after leaving the game

the sox on his back two home runs, six rbi's sox up 8-2 then for good measure in the 7th. david ortiz rocks his 26th home run of the season. that one is the dead center sox up 9-p 3 and we go to the eighth. price winning up his outing with a loud out mookie betts saves him here, robbing jake lamb in front of tore's bullpen innings for price as he finally picks up that elusive tenth win. sox win it 9-4 tonight. tonight down in the game for the yankees capping off his run in pin stripes that started back in 2004. a-rod the dh tonight, his final hit an rbi double in the first inning, rodriguez goes one for four. his 3114 career hits 20 of all-time. his 696 home runs, fourth all-time, that's 18 behind babe ruth and this is how a-rod will go out th inning put in at third base for the first time since

one out rodriguez will walk out. walking off the field for the final time as a member of the yankees and perhaps the final time in his career, yankees beat the raise 6-3. that's sports. the ni fios is not cable. we're wired differently, which means we can fix things differently. thanks for calling fios. this is ryan. you can't tell me this cord isn't in. i know it's in. it's in, but it's not working.

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