the only injury we've seen so far was one of crews working on clean up had a minor injury. more on that that minute. you can see they are staging you and cutting down the trees that have not just all fallen to the ground. some of these trees were up into the wires here, all this damage caused in a matter of seconds overnight. let's show you some other views of the damage first from the air from sky 7 hd. you get a good idea of what they are calling a path of destruction, a half mile long, four football fields wide, this an ef 1 tornado. we you probably can't make it out in the video but they can tell it's a tornado because damage is going in different directions. largely north-northeast but at times trees going the opposite direction. that's an indicator of tornadic activity. if you have dozens of home damaged but only one home seriously damaged, officials saying that is amazing. all of this damage at 3:00 the in morning people in their houses you did not have any

the governor turning the area and talking about how lucky he felt. it was an extraordinary amount of damage for such a short hit and i literally find it hard to believe that in one minute anything could do what this storm did up there. so it's a remind their another nature at the end of the day can be one heck of a force when she s to be. >> anchor: the continue 1,000 homes lost power about half of them have it back. we're told by night fall most of those homes will get all of the power restored. there are a couple of homes up in the neighborhood that's hardest hit. they say it may have to wait until tomorrow. i told but that one worker injured. he was caught by one of these branches snapped back against him going into one of chipper machines. he was taken to the hospital we're told his injuries are not life-threatening but it's interesting that the only injury so far was not during the tornado but in the cleanup.

news. >> anchor: all right, dan, thank you. also on 7 a park ranger facing charges accused of a creepy crime. police say he used a camera to record female co-workers inside of a staff bathroom. well, tid he went before a judge in quincy. 7's steve cooper is live with all of the details. steve? nick, so this park ranger has worked for dcr for a decade now. well, tonight he is off the job. he appeared in court late today and then he left the courthouse after posting bail. you want to apologize for what happened? you have nothing to say at all sir? nothing at all to say. department of concentration and recreation park ranger raymond mckinnon leaving quincy district court without comment after posting $10,000 cash bail. though away the key, nasty. you are disgusting. >> reporter: the 30-year-old from hyde park is-year-old by people outside the courthouse after he pleads not guilty to charges he used a camera pen to

lifeguards going to the bath room at holotonight's pond in hilton. the lifeguard at the pond identified herself to a state trooper and indicated that while going to the bathroom, in a staff bathroom at the pond lifeguard facility she noticed a green light. >> reporter: lifeguards notified police who reviewed the sd card from the pen and determined he was the one who recorded the lifeguards. images were obtained and certain videos, videos of certain employees known to the commonwealth mostly lifeguards the bathroom. it was closed for the day while police continue to investigate. dcr released a statement saying in part the dcr is deeply disturbed by these allegations and remains committed to assisting the state police as they continue their investigation. does he have any remorse? no comment. not at all? how is he doing he is fine but no comment. >> anchor: so mckinnon has been suspended without pay

released him under some pretty strict conditions of the to stay away from anyone connected to the case and also surrender any firearms that he has. he returns here to court in october. live in quincy tonight, steve cooper, 7 news. >> anchor: a woburn man called to court today accused in a stabbing. 36-year-old james lions is facing charges of assault with intent to murder after police say he stabbed another man during a fight. that fight happening friday night in the parking lot of a place called jake and sports grill. the 31-year-old victim with stab wounds. >> anchor: hingham police looking for a woman they say stole more than $2,000 worth of clothes in under two minutes. investigators say she took 46 pairs of women's jeans from an american eagle store in the derby street shops last week. these are surveillance pictures of her. anyone with information should call police. an escaped new hampshire inmate has been found.

hampshire state prison in manchester. authorities found him hiding at home in hooksett, new hampshire. shea is behind bars for two felony armed robbery charges. >> anchor: investigators serving for answers in the death of an elly whip chester woman. the middlesex district attorney's office says the woman was found unresponsive sunday afternoon inside of her home. police have spent hours at the home now searching for any evidence and they have been focusing on an area around a front window. neighbors say the couple that lives ther they were just lovely, lovely, she was terrific. i was very surprised because they were just very, very pleasant couple that were great neighbors over the years. >> anchor: the victim has not been identified yet and the d.a.'s office is calling this an open investigation. >> anchor: new details on a controversial police involved shooting in wisconsin. wisconsin's attorney general now says he is not releasing the

the shooting of 23-year-old african-american seville smith prompted nights of rioting in the city. mayor tom barrett said officer body cam footage shows smith was armed with a gun and turned toward the officer with the gun in his hand. therefore releasing a video other investigative details will compromising our ability to make sure we are getting the truth. in the end, the public needs to have confidence that the oh truth. therefore, i must reiterate the call for patience. >> anchor: the attorney said the decision on when to release the video will be up to the milwaukee county district attorney. smith's family in the meantime will be the first to see the footage. a disgraced former penn state assistant football coach in court for day two of his appeal. jerry dusty is trying to get

currently serving 30 to 60 years in state prison after he was found guilty of 45 counts of child sex abuse in 2012. >> anchor: following more news today, leaders in miami now looking for federal help to protect residents and tourists against the zikka virus. on friday, florida governor rick scott announced that five locally transmitted cases have been confirmed in the miami beach area. today local leaders called on congress to provide 1.9 billion to mosquitoes, zikka, it's not republican, it's not democrat. it's an issue that affects all of us. we need to come together as one and make sure we get the proper funding so we can eradicate this and get it taken care of immediately. >> anchor: friday's developments bring the total number of locally transmitted cases in florida up to 36. >> anchor: a dangerous drive in from leaves a car dangling from a highway overpass inside that

six-year-old son. crews racing to the rescue viewing to get the family out safely while keeping that car from falling on to the street below. ryan schulteis has the story. acorings to witnesses just before 11:00 sunday morning the car lost control and drove off on a highway in florida. then it went over a concrete barrier, inside that consider a 27-year-old woman and her six-year-old son. we had an issue of a vehicling very unstable. rescuers say their didn't simple another 20 feet down on to the road below. it did have potential to slide. fire fighters say their training kicked in and they used a system of webs and shrinks to secure the vehicle and keep it from falling any further. the next step get the mom and son out. rescuers had to break out the back window of the car to pull the mother and son to safety. paramedics say the two only had minor injuries and were calm. seemed to be shaken but not too upset. it seemed to flawlessly.

done. >> anchor: the highway patrol is has charged the mother with careless driving. it was more than an hour before that stretch of highway could reopen. troopers say the mom and son were both wearing seat bets and are expected to be okay. hot in the hues room, ryan schulteis, 7 news. >> anchor: in other news a successful search for a toddler now trapped under a capsized boat in florida. police say the 23-month-old girl was able to float in an air pocket underneath the boat because she was wearing a life jacket. that boat overturned sending the toddler and her parents into the water. officers in a nearby boater jumped into the water to look for the family quickly finding the adults. they accepted for almost an hour until they found that little girl. we heard crying so that was joyful to us. we usually incidents like this doesn't turn out like that. >> anchor: paramedics checked that little girl and took her to an area helicopter and she is expect to be just fine. >> anchor: ahead at 5:30 an 11-year-old suffering from a rare disease getting a special

heading to vatican city with his family. >> anchor: men new at 6:00 a wild crash in lynn landing the driver in court and this isn't his first run in with the law. the charges he is now facing. >> anchor: we also are going to bring you team 7 coverage as we continue to follow this breaking news out of concord. crews cleaning up after a tornado tears through there overnight into the early morning hours. it's all coming up right here on

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>> anchor: iyoung boy with a serious elness getting a wish granted. the 11-year-old given the chance to take a trip or met a super star athlete and instead he asked to be blessed by pope francis. >> anchor: and now he is packing his bags, gett to visit vatican. landon la chance is a polite and friendly little boy with an incredible little soul. his mother says, a kid with a smile on his face every day. he is also a kid with a lot of faith in god. one of many things plandown loves to do is serve as an altar boy at sacred heart church. he is very involved in the

struggling with this and had mri's since he was two. he has a rare generic disorder to cause landon's skin to change color or causes non-cancerous tumors to form. i think he is just focused on getting better and being normal. he is trying to be as normal as he can. he just wants to be free of the tumors and we ray per a miracle. >> reporter: landon received what his family views as a partial miracle at sunday morning mass finding out from the parish priest that his make francis has been granted. t very hard decision to make of i want to go see the pope and i want to see this if this will help getting blowsed by the pope. >> anchor: the fat landon would choose the vatican over all other places in the world he could have vice eed came as no advice to his father. for an 11-year-old kid it's unusual but for him it's, it fits in. because most make a wish kids landon's age choose disney world.

taken aback by plandown's decision. but in talking to him from the moment that we met him, i was just so impressed with his sincerity and his humility and i knew that it was truly the wish that was in his heart. so the family says they will fly to the vatican with within the next two weeks to fulfill landon's wish. coming up a little girl in need of a kidney finding a perfect match. why she didn't have to look very far. sunshine for tomorrow and a little hif day. the forecast for the week is up next. then at 0 clock the mayor of somervillep his fight against the wynn casino. why he says he changed his mind. >> anchor: employees forced out

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afternoon clear skies in the city of boston at least. >> anchor: yeah, it's almost hard to imagine with what a lot of people went threw out there. jeremy reiner standing by with how things are going to continue to look. for tonight clear, comfortable and a great day tomorrow of the entire week loaded with sign shine. the next chance of any beneficial rain friday afternoon with a few isolated showers and storms and initially tomorrow a little preview of fall. certainly during the morning hours, 70's right now, the city at 78, maybe even in worcester are starting to feel that where temperatures right now are near 70. dew point temperatures in the 40's. you have a northwest wind, not going to say there achill in the air now but refreshing and comfortable. behind the cold front they came roaring through southern new england with beneficial rain right now and again we had one little area of that rain event where we noticed rotation. a null of you saying, hey, where was the thunder and how about no lightning either. it is uncommon but can happen. you can generate a tornado

tropical systems because lightning has a better chance of forcing when there is cold air upstairs and air is going back and for the and the cop tropical system don't usually have that. unusual in the fact that we didn't have any lightning also the fact it happened overnight. that hasn't happened in massachusetts. you have to go back to 1970 and town sent where they had an overnight tornado. unreal. there is the weather system right there. that's the cold front. now high pressure moving into southern new england. mostly clear with a little hint of fall. temperatures 47 to 57 early tomorrow morning. these will be the temperatures about 5:30, 6:00 a.m. tomorrow morning right around sun rise. boston 59 tomorrow morning. look at norwood, 46, bedford at 49. orange at 46. jaffrey at 47. invigorating. through the day tomorrow again lot of sunshine outstanding with temperatures between 76 and 81. boston tomorrow at 77. attleboro 81.

ann the numbers in the mid and upper 70's, great at 80. manchester 82 into the worcester hills jaffrey 80 degrees. fitchburg 82. barre at 79 and for the cape and islands chatham 75 and edgartown at 78. looks like a great beach day. again mostly sunny skies water temperatures low 70's with the air stretch in the upper 70's to around 80 degrees. low tide at 9: 35 "the eyes of tammy faye" tomorrow morning. high tide at 3:50 in the afternoon and seas running about one to two feet. so there you crisp and dry and comfortable wednesday lots of sunshine. it will be noticeably warmer on wednesday so here comes that warmup. again this touch of fall is just come and go. where did you go. it's gone? upper 80's wednesday afternoon but low humidity. tropics this is the time of year where tropics wake up and would have topical depression fee ona at 35 miles per hour. this will stay a depression and stay out over the fish between bermuda and not carolina and two other areas of disturbed weather. this clump of thunderstorms may

depression over the next several days. this one became a tropical depression. this is tropical depression number 7 and this likely goes on to become gaston over the next four or five days. 7 on 7 forecast, nick was asking does disney have something with a hurricane center this year. nick, they might be working on cross matting platform or something like that. >> anchor: a lot of characters to choose from. we'll see how this one police how. thanks, jr his little girl a second chance at life. how he is helping her fight a rare disease. >> anchor: and ahead at 6:00 we continue to follow the breaking news out of concord after an ef 1 tornado touches down and a look at the damage and cleanup efforts. >> anchor: it's designed to make your commute go a little smoother but why opponents are saying the electronic tolls could impact your privacy. ahead for us tonight american civilian ryan lochte

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>> anchor: a father in california donating a kidney hoping to give his daughter a second chance at life. his nine-year-old suffers from a rare disease that affects her organs. >> anchor: dock it is say she needs a new kidney to survive so her dad got test and soon found out he was a perfect match. billy is like most nine-year-olds, she is obsessed with puppiesnd summertime. her parent go out of there way to make every day count. she is happy you will the time. >> anchor: this despite the uncertainty they lived with for the past 7 years. she nearly a month in the hospital when she was two. they weren't quite sure what it was so they couldn't explain to us what it was because they weren't really 100% sure. 29 days later she was diagnosed with what's known is a rare condition that affects how her kidneys function but it takes a toll on other organs.

and her growth. she has failure to thrive. the kidney is the main thing right now. billy depends on a feeding tube and at least 14 medicines, some twice a day. her mother quit her job to take care of her. there is a lot of things air lot of small things that it affects which is to her, to a nine-year-old is big. you know, to. she doesn't run. she doesn't get to run or play. she has her body don't have the muscular tone that a normal nine-year-old kid does. doctors at billy's hospital longer is getting a transplant. you are a ham, huh? >> anchor: her father is an ideal canned day of the problem is he is the family's only bread winner. the procedure will keep him from working for as long as six weeks. billy could be there as long as six months. it's a life changing event. a sag nice worth making in hopes a child will have a healthier future. >> anchor: this family does, family has to do sometimes. friends have set up a go fund me account to raise money for that family and there is another 30

7 news at 6:00 starts right now. >> anchor: breaking news, a tornado hits concord pulling trees out by their routes an damaging dozens of homes we have team 7 coverage on the ground adin air. >> anchor: high pressure takes it from here and a touch of fall in the air. >> anchor: a new state program meant to improve state tolls is now raising questions about your privacy of breaking news. a tornado hitting concord knocking down trees and power lines leaving a path of destruction the officials expect crews to be on the scene cleaning up for days. at least 39 homes were damaged. >> anchor: some of the good news is that no one was hurt by the storm itself. we do have a team of recorders covering the story. we begin with dan hausle looking at some of the damage. dan in.

cleaning up all day long. if you look behind me you can see piles and debris and just beyond that you can see guys working up on power lines, many of them brought down by all of these falling trees as bad as everything looks though the governor here said question ought to feel lucky. governor baker touring the hardest hit neighborhood, trees torn down all, but amazingly no one hurt and littled property damage. it was an short hit. residents say the sound of the wind and trees snapping woke them up and left their houses surrounded by fallen lumber. i woke up in like three minutes later i had like ran to each side of the house and then i could go outside after about 30 minutes but it was, it literally felt like something washed through. unless say it was an ef 1 tornado with winds of 100 miles per hour. cut a path of destruction, a half mile long and four football fields wide. surprised not to see more trees into houses.

they fell, different directions it was mainly between houses. a national weather service alarm gave many home owners a 15 to 20 minute warning blasting them out of their beds with a 20 second siren alarm through their cell phones at 3:00 in morning. one resident directly in the path of the tornado. he immediately got his family up, he started to feel the storm copping and they went right down and took tschetter just as they should so early the project before us to is to open up roads, get their electricity restored and make the situation safe. >> anchor: governor baker and home owners smiling as he toured the area, evidence that supports the governor's declaration of relief. as you walk threw there and you look at all of that towned, all that carnage and downed trees and all the rest you can't believe that it didn't have an