they did note this male appeared to be sweating heavily, his t-shirt was soaked with sweat. >> anchor: all three women were able to id him as the suspect. he later admitted to police he did expose himself and did assault the woman. >> reporter: he stated he has a sexual mental health problem and can't control himself. >> anchor: court records show he has a lengthy criminal past in several states. massachusetts as well as south carolina and california. >> parents in the area are happy he has been caught. at least if he is on their radar and they aware of the fact that he is displaying this time of behavior, maybe he can be stopped or at least we can prevent anyone from being scarred. >> anchor: scribner is being held without bail. the police chief came by and said this was an important arrest. live in malden, john cuoco, 7 news. >> anchor: breaking news out of littleton. sky 7 over the scene of a small

officials say the pilot, a student pilot, lost power, engine power, while he was up in the air. the crash happened in wooded area on harwood avenue. since the pilot knew the area pretty well, he guided the plane down, the plane glided even without engines and he went downhill. hit some trees before stopping and he was not injured. >> anchor: also on 7, new video of a framingham teen-ager police say tried to kill his mother and brother while on vacation in florida were getting our first at newton south high school. this video shows him being escorted by police officers. they then book him on attempted murder charges. 7's ryan schulteis joins us now with 911 calls and they are tough to listen to from the night of the crime. >> anchor: they sure are. it gives you some sense of the confusion and desperation after this vicious attack. the 911 calls came from a framingham woman on vacation in florida. melissa ramgren and her son both brutally stabbed of the woman's

arrested for attempted murder. investigators say the teen later confessed. they never did anything like this. i don't know what's wrong. he stabbed me and my son and you have to hurry. >> anchor: according to the police report the younger brother, charlie, said he thought he would die and canned why his brother would do this. ryan schulteis, 7 news. >> anchor: the woman ed crash and carring from boston's downtown crossing was in court today. police say they did not have a license when she hit three people then took off on foot. brandon gunnoe live with charges he faces. brandon? well, she faces several charges including as you say driving without a license and leaving the scene. i spoke to a who said she and her nine-year-old son were standing at this corner actually on a boston tour when all of a sudden the walk signal comes on and they cross the road and say the next minute they were

the 25-year-old shanitqua steel was in court accused of running three peel over without a car, driving without a license and other charges. her attorney said in court it was a tragic accident and she only left the scene to find her husband, but witnesses say she ran into chipolte. this happened around noon at the corner of school and washington street in downtown crossing. investigators say a 63-year-old woman from spain, 45-year-old mother from millford who we spoke to and nine-year-old son were hit when steel ran the red light in a bought from her family. the victim received non-loaf threatening injuries but the older woman broke her hip and the boy suffered a contusion to his leg. that driver is facing several charges. we're told she will be back this court next month. live in downtown boston, brandon gun oh, 7 news. >> anchor: investigators will get to review convict killer aaron hernandez's cell phone to prepare for the former patriots second murder trial. the state's highest court

hand over that phone which is believed to contain key evidence. the phone will be analyzed at a computer crime lab. hernandez is already serving a life sentence for the murder of odin lloyd. >> anchor: also here at 6:00, a food services worrer at worker it polytech nick institute off the job and in custody after police say she made alarming threats against the school. heather lines a 23-year-old woman from worcester this court today. police say she kept a journal that detailed her desire to hurt people and blow them up at w the journal came to light when the woman's therapist reported it to police. wpi release adstatement today and said in part there is currently no active threat to our campus, nor was there any evidence of eminent danger. officers have conducted an extensive sweep of our campus and found nothing of concern. finally, we are monitoring the situation and will share updates as they become available. >> anchor: and now to a developing story. the international olympic committee says it will investigate swimmer rhine lochte

possible against the star swimmer and three teammates. also today lochte is apologizing for lying about being robbed at gun point by police in rio. lochte posted an apology on instagram and twitter saying i want to apologize for my behavior last weekend, for not being more careful and candid in how i described the events of that early morning. i accept responsibility for my role in this happening and have learned some valuable lessons. while lochte left rio right after the incident, the with the police there. jimmy feigan was released just today. he had to pay about $11,000 of fines and the others, jack cogner around gunner benz returned to their hole. they found out lochte's story didn't hold water due to extensive surveillance footage showing swimmers at different places throughout the course of the night. that includes a gas station where they vandalized a bathroom. >> anchor: let's head into the littlic zone right now.

brightly there and competition remains fierce. team u.s.a. doing its best to collect some more hardware. here is our sports director joe amorsino with the day's top action. >> anchor: adam, team u.s.a. the basketball team is on its way to some more hardware after a win in the semi-finals today. team u.s.a. will play for its third straightlic title after beating spain 82-76 in the semifinal game. clay tomson was on fire leading the way with 2 points. kevin durant added 14. australia, serbia and sunday's goad medal game. history made in the pool by the american women's water polo team. the team capped off a truly dominant run in rio with a beat down of italy today in the gold medal game. they are the first women's water polo team ever to win back to back olympic gold. they didn't lose a single match in these games. american wrestler jordan burrows came to rio with a record of 129 and two in international competition but the reigning

usual self-today losing two matches in a row including this one in the quarter final to the number two ranked wrestler in rio. he will be going home without a medal. more heartbreak this time in men's volley ball. the u.s. was up two sets to one in just three points away from beating italy for a chance to go to the gold medal match. but italy made an impossibly come back rattling off six points in a row then winning the final set. the u.s. will play for bronze on sunday. now to tonight's must see moments. the fastest man bolt will compete in the men's 100 meter relay for a chance at another gold allison felix will lead american women in their 100 meter relay and in the pool david boudia will be diving in the platform qualifier. we'll have all of the news tonight coming up on 7 news. we start this up for you right now, kim, and adam, take it awa. >> anchor: we do have some exciting news about the future of 7 news as well. at the start of next year, we will be expanding the amount of

options and coverage you won't see anywhere else. 7's dan hausle takes a closer look at our new schedule. don't touch that remote. boston television is headed for a change next year when whdh becomes an independent station. but viewers will find the more things change, the more they will remain the same. they are going to see in large part the same station they have always seen. 7 news. >> reporter: yes, 7 news will still be right there on channel 7 and whatever cable channel you now tu ed ansun said whdh will increase staff and increase news coverag. i want to have innovative features in the news. we want to have aggressive coverage of the news. being independent is a challenge and it makes you feel the competitive juices. >> reporter: innovative and aggressive. both hallmarks of 7 news. we have been and will

what they want to turn to. you have always been able to rely us for breaking news and big story coverage and that's not going to change. what will change is how much news we bring you monday through friday. 7 news today in new england will now run from 5:00 to 10:00 in the morning. there will be news at noon and then from 4:00 to 7:30 and in addition to bringing you the news from 10:00 to 11:307 nights a week, 7 news will now be adding a newscast at 9:00 giving an underserved audience they want. television has changed. people aren't glued to network prime time any more. they are living habits are frequently different. they are going to bed earlier because they are getting up earlier. we believe there will be very good market for 9:00 news. we have a good one for you today, folks. >> anchor: whdh will also continue to bring you entertaining programs between the news shows including the popular family feud expanding into a new time slot. i am excited about our

and family feud at 8:00. i think that will be a nice, family friendly program for the market and for the people in boston. >> anchor: while all of this might be new to new england tv viewers it's actual a familiar challenge for ansin. almost 30 years ago his almost miami station created the 7 news powerhouse when it too lost its nbc affiliation and went independent. ansin said she doesn't care many are counting out his boston station just as they before. somebody said to me the other day you will be the underdog. i said it's good to be the underdog. it means you have to work harder. >> anchor: on a personal note, i was there working for mr. ansin when he went independent before and can tell from you experience it wouldn't be a smart time to bet against him this time around. live in the newsroom, hausle, 7 news. >> anchor: if you would like to see the new programming schedule that takes effect at the

it for you on whdh com. >> anchor: a local boy teaming up with billy joel. how the teen ared a chance to perform with the pie an oh man at fenway park. >> anchor: tom brady's thumb trouble meant jimmy garappolo got to start against the bears and hear what he is saying about that experience. when i look for solutions, i don't start in washington,

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true. a 13-year-old boy known as the boston piano kid gets to perform with none other than billy joel last night and the two wowed the crowd at fenway park. >> anchor: officialsy jealous there. the young piano master proving he has the chops to hang with legends. tim caputo live in boston with a look at the experience. tim? >> reporter: he was so pumped when i talked to him earlier today about all that happened last night. he shared the stage with billy joel at fenway park, but for this young man the less than 24 hours later he was here at faneuil hall performing solo. he is only 13 years old and he is already kind of a big shot. it's an amazing night for me. i had so much fun. >> anchor: this afternoon bradley is forring in front of a small crowd at faneuil hall last night. he was on stage at a sold out fenway park playing with billy joel. i was euphoric. i couldn't help myself.

song too. a lessor known piano piece. it's called the root beer. i had a sign for two years, three years actually now i have gone to every concert at fenway and it says root beer rag, let's do it, billy. i held the sign up for three years and my dream finally came true. bradley who played piano since he was two said he wasn't even that nervous on stage. everybody was so nice. the band just took me in. >> reporter: brad leand billy chatted about music backstage and the me kid of night of his young life. i can't describe it. it is way feeling i never experienced before. >> anchor: i happened to go to the show and i can tell from you personal experience, every single person at fenway park last night truly impressed in just how talented this teen-ager is. live in boston, tim caputo, 7 news. >> anchor: looks like a great time last night and a great forecast for the weekend.

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>> anchor: another summer weekend with no rain. decent weekend, humidity will build through the week which will eventually lead to some showers late sunday night and early monday morning but that's it in terms of any beneficial rain over the next week or so. it looks very dry once again. in the city right now 74, norwood 82, hyannis at 7 . dew point temperatures running

very comfortable air mass and that's the case overnight tonight. it does start to slowly creep up through the day tomorrow. more so on sunday. it will feel quite humid on sunday afternoon and sunday evening. those rain showers though sunday night and monday morning, that is a cold front that's going to race out of canada and end at least temporarily summertime humidity with dewpoints falling through the day on monday and crashing into the 40's on tuesday. here is that weather system right now, low pressure in a cold front that will race up against soas us the chance of some scattered rains but again nothing widespread or significant. i think most towns less than a quarter of an inform of rain late sunday night and monday morning of until then, look good the partly sunny skies, patchy fog. 61 to 69. both weekend days looking like each other in the sense that they will start with clouds tomorrow morning, maybe some left over fog then becoming partly sunny, warm and somewhat humid during the day tomorrow. temperatures between 80 and 86. the beaches tomorrow look good. mix of clouds and sunshine.

the low 80's with sea breezes developing throughout the afternoon. low tide 7:10 tomorrow morning as winds turn on shore about five to ten knots. now for sunday, a mix of clouds and sunshine, more humidity around on sunday with temperatures on sunday in the lower 80's. zach brown band at fenway tomorrow evening by the way. looks good. mix of clouds and sunshine with temperatures throughout the evening hours in the upper 70's to low 80's. out on to the cape and islands. clouds and sun. more humid on sunday. you may have a stray shower monday morning but only a slight chance here 80 chance of some rain showers sunday evening but by monday we manufacture that rain chance and humidity out of new england. 7 on 7 forecast focus on tuesday and wednesday if you have not been a fan of this hot, humid summer low temperatures tuesday morning down into the lower 50's with high temperatures on tuesday and wednesday, pleasant upper 70's to around 80.

7:00.. >> reporter: jimmy vecey had most of the league in a frenzy trying to sign hims a free eight including his hometown bruins. the harvard product and whenny bake area ward winner had his choice, she broadway bound. he agreed it a deal with the new york rangers where he will join his buddy kevin hayes who no doubt did some recruiting. the north reading native was originally drafted by the predators but told nashville he planned to test the market. the sabres couldn't land him either, he his time two years with the crimson. both expecting to see tom brady last night at gillette stadium did not get their wish. the patriots quarterback was a late scratch after reportedly cutting his thumb with a pair of scissors before the game and if you were hoping for clarity on the injury from bill belichick today not going to happen. speaking on a conference call earlier this afternoon, the patriots head coach saying "i really don't have anything else to add. brady's agent acknowledging the situation in a statement last night although no one has put a

recovery. so with brady out, jimmy garappolo did the heavy lifting against the bears and for the second straight week he got better as the night went along finishing 16 of 21 for 118 yards a touchdown and no interceptions engineering four scoring drives, not bad for a guy who didn't even know he was starting until just before kickoff. pretty suddenly before the game didn't think i was going to then some stuff came up and got tossed in there so a good test i telling couch always preaches you never know when you will go in and when numbers get call you have to be eddie for. >> anchor: the next losses came by just a grand towedal of 30 runs so red sox should be on high alert the way their bullpen is performing this month. their 5.45 august era is fourth worst in all of baseball and their five blown saves tied for second most in all of baseball. rick porcello hoping to give

the righty ranks fifth in al with 158 innings pitch and if he picks up his 17th win tonight he pulls even with jay harp for the major league league. team u.s.a. still running away down in rio. they lead the field with 103 total medals. china holding is ittedy in second with 65 great britain third with 58. >> anchor: staying in rio gasal found himself on the receiving end of a rack attack of the clippers big man going way up for that stick back slam jordan in team u.s.a. moving on to the goad medal game thanks in part to our play of the day. steelers running back catch a break for a second straight year his drug suspension was knocked down from four glimpse to three on an appeal. that's sports. >> anchor: thank you, joe. >> anchor: 7 news at 0 clock

>> anchor: hopefully your fried is israeli terrific so far of it's been really nice hanging out with you for part of the day. i am adam williams.

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developing news tonight. zika strikes miami beach. a new alert from the cdc, from one of the busiest tourist areas in the southeast. and le he's sorry for his behavior as his robbed in rio story falls apart. but what his fellow swimmers reveal to the police. and paul manafort resigns amid a wave of campaign headaches and questions about ties to russia. tonight the inside story on how it all went down. nothing left, families wiped out by ragesing fires and floods, as first