west. there is the caboose of the system back to shirley as well as harvard and ayer. there was a concern about an hour and a half ago of a storm coming out of connecticut well these storms showing some signs of rotation we do have a warm front draped across southern new england and when think interact with the thunderstorms sometimes you can get them rotating and you talk about a rotating thunders t minutes. >> adam: on to other breaking, a police officer arrested accuse of attacking his pregnant wife. investigators say this happened sunday night. >> kim: the officer is

details. >> reporter: the eve ret officer and his -- everett fer and his wife life in nearby salisbury according to the court papers here. that is where the alleged assault happened. 34-year-old michael maury according to the paperwork is charged with assault on family member, assault on a pregnant victim and strangulation. according to the police report maury's 7 month pregnant wife found ought he had women at the house when she waswa the which have says maury tried to kick her in the stomach and threatened to get his gun. the report has pictures of maury's wife with bruises and scratches. the report also says that the couple has a 3-year-old and a 6-year-old in addition to her being seven month pregnant. we contacted everett p.d. they had no comment on the situation. everett police officer charged with domestic assault accused among other things of allegedly trying to kick his pregnant wife in the stomach. live in newburyport, dan

>> kim: also on 7 a salem woman arrested after confronting police about a dog. left in a hot car overthe weekend. now she is the one facing charges. ryan schulteis is here with more on her story. >> reporter: sunday evening a salem witch, animal rights activist laura found the dog outside a friend's business. the dog was in the car for 10-20 minutes and temperatures reached 90 degrees, she called police. the the car but the woman wouldn't get him leave. once the officers arrived they determined the dog was not in any danger saying that the dog had its head out a window. she saul call firefighters there to better assess the situation and they should arrest her. so they did arrest her. >> >> i asked them please call the fire department. they refused to. i asked for water. they refused to. i did give the dog, i tried

distressed he won't take water. then i begged them to please take the dog outside the car because it had been going on 20 minutes now. >> reporter: the woman was arraigned in court then leased. ryan schulteis, 7 news. >> adam: a sharon woman facing charges after an alleged attack on a train conductor. police arrested ema bloom monday night. first she refused to pay her fare then she attacked the conductor kicking, pin and they say she rent bit him. she allegedly pulled a knife and threatened to stab him. >> kim: a tractor trailer rolls over on route 1 in seaboard. we had sky 7 h.d.over the accident as police rushed inity clean tup. don't have word on what caused the crash. or weather anyone was injured. a home in amesbury goes up

there was a woman at home at the time of the fire. she got out safely and taken to a hospital hospital with minor injuries. the cause of the fire is under investigation. >> adam: more news today. family and friends gather at our lady of the lake church in leamster zoo say a final farewell to vanessa marcotte. she was on a jog a mile, a half mile from her mother's home in princeton when she was attack and killed. police have received more than 600 tips since her body was discovered on a anyone with information is asked to call 508-453-7589. leave a message. >>. >> kim: 100 boston will soon be wearing body cameras but they don't decide who gets one. the officers excellented from various districts after no one volunteered after they were even offered a cash bonus. so the officers will be notified tomorrow and then will begin training next

>> adam: high levels of lead found in water fountains at seven more boston schools. the district tested fountains and sinks and school nurse's offices and food prep areas. the problem water fountain have been deactivated. tommy chang released a statement saying this: the olympic zone now. beginning with a live look at rio, another exciting day. and even a big day for love on team usa. >> adam: plus a new england native had an impressive day on the water. joe amorosino is here to tell us more about it all. >> reporter: team usa won big on the track today as well. christian taylor and will clay competed in the triple jump final. they're team mates at the university of florida. taylor defended his gold

within mulled pell goals since karl lewis an clay who won bronze in 2012 stepped up and earned silver but that might not have been the best part of clay's day. after the event he ran into the stands with his own version of the olympic ring and proposed to his girl friend. fellow track star queen harrison. clay tells us she said yes. it was the epitome of sportsman ship on the track. topsfield's abbey d'agostino was running in t nicky has been lynne fell. tripping d'agostino. when she started running herself she came up hobbling and it was hablin who returned the favor. they'll both move on to the finals if they're able to run. don't blink because you will miss him. the wolf's fastest man bolt

today. he looked left and right as he crosses the finish line first. he is looking to become the first man with three consecutive wolds in the 200 after doing that in the 100 meters sunday night. gait lynne also qualified. today the semis are tomorrow night. a strong performance in the semi final scaring michael hickson a spot in 9 men's three meter spring board fina the top 12 divers go for gold. last wednesday he scored silver in the synchronized three meter spring board with his partner. louisa chafee finishing 4th and in the 17 middal rate with her team mate. the result landed them in 8th play, chafee is the daughter of former rhode island governor lincoln chafee. this was her first competing at the olympics. three american olympic

magazine cover. you will see the headline the greatest. they've proven dominant in their respective sports totaling 14 medals in rio alone, biles will look to add to the total in one of tonight's must see moments. simone and aly raisman hit the mat. on the beach kerry walsh jennings and april ross ross and devon allen who place ducks will be chasing gold in the 110 meter hurdles, tune in for all the action and stick around for 7 news and a recap including a live report from 7's nancy chen. joe amorosino, 7 news. >> adam: have you ever wondered what it takes to be a fencing champion? well, our very own nancy chen goes sword to sword with a local olympian. >> kim: how about putting

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takes to dual. it is' fun to pretend anyway. but it has been a part of the olympics since 1896. >> kim: i guess the goal is to hit your opponents many times as possible. nancy chen suited up, took some lesstons with fencing i love that you get to play with swords and you get to we are pretty cool uniforms. the pen is mightier than the sword but the author of the line never stepped f here. 20-year-old eli derk witts is competing in his first olympics, before he headed to rio he showed me how to dual with the best of them. >> fence something a sport of physical chess where it takes physical and mental dominance in order to win. >> reporter: suit me up. first i have to look the part. >> jackets. mask. >> reporter: these look like fly eyes. >> you have to get used to

>> yes. >> reporter: wow. suiting up is electrifying. literally, each fencer and his already other sword is attached through cords to the scoring machine. >> this little cord plugs into that machine. >> reporter: which keeps track of successful hits. >> if you hit me, your light will go off over there. >> reporter: everything is regulated from head to toe. >> you start with the front foot on green. i start with my frond foot on red. you are not allowed your feet. stay low. >> where am i supposed to hit you? >> anywhere and i can hit you any where above the weight. try to hit me -- above the weight. >> reporter: with you a lesson complete it was time to duel. >> fence. >> reporter: it was a hard fought battle for the ages. focus, quickness and maybe him letting me win in the end.

>> reporter:y won, despite coming at each other with swords fencing is go sportsmanship. no matter how sweety it gets under all those layers. okay. >> thank you. >> reporter: very much: i think i ned a towel. one thing i learned is just how lot it gets under all that gear. big thanks to eli for being such a great sport and teacher. nancy chen, 7 news. >> adam: my question was how sharp were the swords. but with the kev lar -- >> kim: so hot. i cannot imagine because it's not likes it's much cooler in rio j.r. >> reporter: exactly. but that was a very cool story. nancy chen. we have showers and downpours moving up through the merrimack valley and the northshore. that will fade away. forecast for the rest of the week up next. ammo,what you got? had. >> we got nate ener on the

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>> adam: superhero surprise for young patients over at mass general hospital today. local celebrity chris evans and his captain america co-star anthony mackey surprised patients at the children's hospital. the actors met with dozens of kids signing autographs

around. evans getting some love from another adorable fan. he decided to take the 22 pushup challenge which brings awareness to suicide rates against veterans. he starts his pushup but dodger has other ideas. he tries to play. something about pushups and dogs, mine does the same thing. dodger does stop long enough for evans to finish the challenge. >> friend. of course he is going to be right there in your grill. showers and downpours moving out of worcester county. this was the storm complex of activity that led to the severe weather warning in worcester county but no reports of anything significant. this continues to move northeast at about 25-30 miles an hour, the greatest concern is going to be the brief heavy rain which i know we're in a drought. but sometimes if you get too much of a good thing you might be localized street

metro boston we've seen lighter showers, moving out of the city. skies are brightening here in town. south of town also a few isolated showers and the downpours jumping offer the south shore. most of us less than a quarter of an inch of rain. no reports again of any significant weather. the greatest concern i think for the remainder of the evening will be an ice slaighted shower or storm that pops with brief heavy rain because the air is loaded with moisture. maybe some storms that have a little bit of wind and we talked about this a lot this afternoon. been trying to rote ace the thunderstorms so there is a slight risk of a torn do in southern new england although with the warm front retreating north of boston heading up to maine that tornado risk will shift north up in through portions of central and northern new england. one more batch we'll watch four. it's this thunderstorm activity down here. back through pennsylvania but just looking at that over the last 15-20 minutes. it's showing signs of weakening so your storm

line coming out of pennsylvania if it holds together would show up probably sometime around 11:00 or later then move offshore after midnight tonight with one more batch up near albany, new york, but that looks like it fall ace part. there could be one more storm after midnight tonight. then i think everything winds down early tomorrow morning, it's from this weather system, again it has been the warm front that has been problematic four, that shifts north so it's still a muggy humid evening. then the cold front will zip through after tonight. shoving this mugginess out to sea. the dew points are unreal. they jumped to the 70's norwood 75. boston dew point of 73. air temperatures 70s to around 80 in the city. bedford 78. tonight again evening storm possible. isolated. not wide spread. one or two maybe locally strong, humid, 70-75. tomorrow, once we can get the humidity out we'll start with clouds tomorrow morning then developing sunshine.

as does the nearly breeze. it's -- northwesterly breeze. temperatures between 83-88 but the humidity is out of here. for thursday, lots of sunshine. less humid but still a warm day. our normal high is around 80 degrees, even on thursday we're up near 90. friday into the weekend looking fantastic. summer, lots of sunshine. not good for the drought but good for vacationers, see you at 7:00 with an update. >> of joint practices two things have stuck out as constants with the patriots and the bears. injuries and fights. so the next time the two teams are child to meet in the pre-season belichick and john fox may decide not to get together before a game day. nothing real serious on the injury front today. nate soldier went to the sidelines with a foot issue but rejoined practice. no gronk who left yesterday's session with an injury. as for the fistycuffs, another election, brian

of hay makers at bears linebacker john timu. nate ebner just got back with his stint from the rugby people. he didn't pay part in practice. conditioning work off to the side. while he didn't bring home a medal team mates are happy to have him back in the fold again. >> it was good to see a person come back, you know. >> reporter: did he share anything about his thoughts in rio or have you heard anything? >> nate talked about it a much. that's it. >> reporter: they have won four straight and have pulled to win a game of the a.l.east lead but tonight in baltimore the rubber really hits the road for the red sox starting up a two-game set with the orioles. warmer and the o.'s had have the sox' numbers so far this season. they've taken six of ten meetings plating a total of 61 runs. sox pitch verse a 6.14era against baltimore and have

homeruns in the orioles hitter. rodriguez hoping to turn the trend around when he takes the hill against gallon -- gallon aroundo. great britain hold the edge with 18 gold medals and bills will be a little light up front when they see the patriots in week four. marcel darius four-game drug suspension. >> adam: joe, thank you. >> kim: 7 news at 6:00

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