>> now at 7 a hit and run in downtown boston. where police say they found the driver. >> anchor: a vacation takes a violent turn. a framingham teen attacks his mother and brother in florida. >> twists and turns in the u.s. swimmers storied. >> reporter: more comfort humidity stays low for a few days. >> reporter: the pats clash with bears at gillette. >> anchor: and all together now. it's the olympic sport of synchronized swimming. >> anchor: we hit the pool in the olympic zone. >> anchor: we are following a breaking story out of rio. ryan lochte and 3 american swimmers in hot water tonight.

surveillance video. >> anchor: the new video raising major red flags. ryan schulteis in the newsroom. >> reporter: police say the swimmers were not robbed and they vandalized a gas station bathroom. police say security guards approached their car after they trashed the bathroom and pointed guns at them during the confrontation. 2 of the swimmers were pulled off their flight home last night. officials say they the robbery story was made up. the police say the men gave money to the gas station owner and were allowed to go back to the olympic village sunday night. ryan lochte hasn't responded to these police comments. telling nbc news he wouldn't lie about being robbed. the 3 swimmers in rio are cooperating with police. >> anchor: and more breaking news out of woburn.

rushed to the hospital. the 15 month old was being cared for by a family friend. keep you updated on this as we learn more information. >> anchor: 7 news now in downtown crossing as police there investigate 3 people struck in the street. witnesses say the driver who was in the car got out and ran away. >> anchor: but police say the suspect behind the wheel didn't get very far. amaka ubaka live for us in downtown boston with the details at this hour. >> reporter: the female driver ran into this chipotle. police followed her after. now they're trying to figure out exactly how she managed to hit 3 people. a chaotic scene during lunch hour near downtown crossing. 3 pedestrian hit. 2 of them pinned underneath a car. >> i hope they're okay. and there's a little kid. >> reporter: and this woman moments after she was pinned

a female driver plowed through the intersection. >> there was a lady underneath she was holding on to the bumper and the car kept going. she put up her knees. and everybody jumped on the hood to stop her. >> reporter: eventually he says a group of 3 to 5 people jumped on the hood of the car and got the driver to stop. >> i opened the door. put the car in park. she took off. i didn't know she took off. the driver took off. >> r people including holland and a park attendant lift up the car and rescued the 2 pedestrian. >> dragged the lady out and then the boy out. >> a lot of people tried to help them. we see it. those people under the car. so as soon as we see we try to save their lives. >> reporter: witnesses say during the rescue the female driver ran into this chipotle to get away. her male passenger stayed at the

>> it happened so quickly nobody knew what was happening. >> reporter: now police say those 3 pedestrian were taken to local hospitals with nonlife threatening injuries. as for the driver we learned she has been detained. it's not clear if she faces any charges. amaka ubaka 7 news. >> anchor: also on 7 vacation violence in florida. a massachusetts teen attacked his mother and brother while on a family where that teen goes to school. >> reporter: we have the police report out of florida. the situation so bad the younger brother had to be flown to a hospital with life threatening injuries. fun in the florida son takes a terrible turn. called to report her 16 year old son stabbed her and his younger brother while on vacation. >> i can't begin to understand how this happened. >> reporter: people back home

framingham police say they've been called to the house many times before. they got a call that 16 year old gust ramgren was outside a home asking for help for his brother and mom. the teen confessed to the stabbing. according to the police report younger brother charlie stated that he thought he was going to die and asked why his brother would do this. >> i've known gus and charlie since they were born. and this is not something that was ever supposed to i've seen gus be a teenage boy. perfect no. but this, no. >> reporter: police say gust told them that the family was having a good time away from massachusetts. gust goes to newton south high school. the superintendent released a statement that reads in part that we are heart broken about the tragedy in florida. we pray for the recovery. this news is especially jarring

children's father. he lives in alaska. and is making his way to florida. he believes mental health issues may be behind this tragedy. >> now on 7. >> hurdles to go. clemen from the united states in the lead. >> reporter: it's a sprint for gold in rio. >> they score 2 for the take down and the lead. >> where tradition meets triumph. >> 2 americans doing what >> in the olympic zone. >> anchor: you're looking live at olympic park where the iconic flame is lighting up the city of rio de janeiro. features some of the top athletes going for gold on the track. >> anchor: today we witnessed historic wins and dramatic defeats for the states. >> reporter: history was made on the wrestling mat today. taking on the 3 time reigning

to be the first american woman to win gold in wrestling. running around draped in the american flag. also wrestling today was greenfield elaina parishcova she was going for bronze ultimately came up short getting pinned for a loss. it's a successful day on the track for team usa. clement grabbed gold in the 400 meter record holding ashton eaton. that's the second track gold the u.s. has earned so far in rio. allison felix running as she gets the exchange zone she trips up and drops the baton. as felix approaches teammate the brazilian runner in the lane next to her makes contact with felix. felix urged her teammate to keep

after the race she explained what happened. >> i have to go back. i felt contacted. it tripped me up. >> where was the contact. >> just from a lane next to me right here. this is what i felt. it knocked me off. i was tripping. but i don't know i was trying to feel good at all. but i couldn't. >> one more look -- >> reporter: the protest was successful and the relay team will run unopposed tonit time to move on. they finished off with the best over all time. gay was part of the team that got it's 2012 silver medal stripped because of doping violations. the finals in the mens relay are tomorrow night. jessica parado goes for gold in the womens 10 meter platform final. bolt will be back on the track

and ashton eaton looks to make history as he tries to be the third man to win back to back olympic titles. 195 over all including 32 gold 32 silver 31 bronze. 9a next with 57. and rounding out the top 3 is great britain with 55 medals over all. reporting live in the newsroom joe amorosino 7 news. >> anchor: stay with 7 new after this newscast for our olympic zone special at 7:30. get you ready for prime time in rio each night of the olympic games. nancy chen is live in rio for the summer games. checking in with her tonight on 7 news after the olympics. >> anchor: other news tonight an attempted abduction is caught on camera. a little boy taken at a brain tree super market.

suspect and busting him. tim caputo has more on the scare in the store. >> reporter: it all happens in a matter of seconds. a shirtless man walks in the front door of a brain tree grocery store and almost immediately snatches a 13 month old boy. >> i was at the register. he took 4 steps into the store and already grabbing the kid. >> reporter: steven o'brian slings the toddler over his shoulder and heads for the door of south shore indian mart. the father followed the man and in the back of the store confronted o'brian saying that's my baby. the father confused by it all went up to the store owner. >> when the father came up to me asked me if i had an employee that was working today without a shirt. that's not possible. i have employees that are working none of them without a shirt. he explained to me what happened.

>> reporter: o'brian hid in the woods behind the store. >> when we located him i asked him what are you doing here. he was grunting the whole time. >> reporter: when police told him to come out. his response was try and come and get me. o'brian was arrested and charged with kidnapping and resisting arrest. >> this took a span of 30 seconds for him to walk in and walk out and get the kid back also. >> reporter: she says her son is she and her husband are disturb body this entire incident. in brain tree tim caputo 7 news. ; an everett police officer charged with kicking his pregnant wife in the stomach is out on bail. suspended officer out on bail. assaulting his pregnant wife inside their home. this isn't the first domestic violence charge that he has

defendant was suspended from the everett police department for a domestic situation. >> anchor: morely is out on bail. and being fitted with a gps tracking bracelet. and 3 fire fighters taken to the hospital now battling flames in hyde park. 2 suffered heat related injuries. the fire broke out around 3:30 this afternoon. that's on river street. thick smoke and flames no word on the cause of the fire. >> anchor: the patriots preseason rolls on. tom brady and the pats baring down at gillette. pairing for a match up with chicago. td 12 expected to take the field. brandon gunnoe live in foxborough with details for us. >> reporter: expected to start

fans excited to see brady. they're excited to see what jimmy g can do as well. most reports saying that tom brady will play tonight. >> this is what i hear. i'm hearing he's going to start. go 1, 2 and 3. >> i think they need to at least play him for a few snaps maybe a likes to simulate game situations. saving most of the snaps for jimmy garoppolo. >> i was here last preseason game last week. i thought he was doing pretty good. let's get real. he's not that bad. >> reporter: rob gronkowski will not play tonight. which is the same thing a lot of fans are saying about tb 12. >> i'm excited.

the preseason. keep him in one piece. that's my take on it. excited to see jimmy g out there to be honest with you though. >> reporter: a lot of people saying that tonight. the teams warming up on the field. the pats host the bears tonight at 8. brandon gunnoe 7 news. >> anchor: coming up on the news station. get nothing sink sync. it's the ym >> reporter: the weekend forecast looking good as well. that's up next. >> anchor: delta airlines confronted by a massachusetts

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>> anchor: let's go into the olympic zone shall we. it's sink or swim in the pool. the sport of synchronized swim suggest making waves in rio. >> anchor: that's right. show us how it all works. i love this story. nancy has a closer look from rio. >> reporter: our big stars in the pool in rio included phelps and ledecky. what about swimming in unison to music while smiling. talking about synchronized swimming. i got a chance to try it out before i came here to rio.

map. synchronized swimming with its grace it's choreography it's smiles in water. >> sprinting running and holding your breath at the same time. it's hard. >> reporter: leah pinet was on the national synchronized swimming team for 9 years and is now the head coach at the sink row team at the ymca. the sport is about making look giving me a lesson. i learned how hard it really is to keep on swimming. the routine looked easy out of the pool. in the water i was in over my head. literally. i found it hard to keep up with treading water much less performing a routine. thankfully i had experienced teachers. >> you look at the person behind you. the person behind you looks at

>> reporter: they can hear that count through underwater speakers. everything is timed to the-millisecond. >> better. >> reporter: then the lesson was over and my legs could finally take a break. >> you've done well for your first day. >> my first day after taking the team to the shallow end. >> we're ready for rio. >> reporter: it's much harder th thanks to leah. in rio nancy chen 7 news. ; she was easy to spot. she appeared to be the only swimmer without the. >> anchor: the cap. >> anchor: call it a cap. probably some official word for it. >> reporter: i think my daughter. she's on the swim team. she call its a cap. i think you're okay with that. that's good stuff. let's talk weather. the drought rolls on.

now if summer were to end today meteorological summer if it ended today it would be the driest summer on record. that is the driest right there 1957. i'm sure we'll get a little more rain between now and august 31st. will we? from the first of january 7 to 8 inches of rain below normal. we don't have for any afternoon. otherwise the dry pattern rolls on. temps at this time in the 80s. city 88. bedford and norwood in the middle and upper 80s. worcester 79. a weak area of low pressure stretched out. we show you areas of low pressure with a l. when are we do that instead life putting red l's on the weather

closer to us it fizzles out. high pressure take its from there. tonight mostly clear comfortable. tomorrow mostly sunny skies. a few clouds around through the afternoon. low humidity once again. the temperatures between 81 and 88. the numbers at the coast and the beaches will be in the 80s. for the weekend lots of sunshine saturday. saturday and sunday morning start with low clouds fog. sunday afternoon i think it starts to feel humid once again. eventually that humidity will combine with a cool front to lead to isolated showers monday morning. then back into the sunshine. an early touch of fall next week. lows in the low 50s with low humidity. temperatures tuesday wednesday upper 70s to around 80. enjoy the games tonight.

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>> live from your olympic station 7 news takes you into the olympic zone. brought to you in part by dunkin donuts. >> reporter: castelli left haiti when he was 9 years old. he served a tour in iraq as a muslim chaplain he is becoming the first haitian wrestler to compete in the olympic games. in the shot put since 2004. and the reigning world champ understands more than anyone else that mother knows best. and we'll show you how new technology and forward thinking design have team usa primed to race for gold at the paraolympics in rio. good evening everyone and welcome to the 7 news olympic