there. >> reporter: weston police are on the case looking for who is blind the fake account but also trying to teach kids sending compromising pictures qualifies as disseminating child pornography. parents are hoping this a wakeup call for everyone around here. >> i think once something goes out there you can't get it back so we're always reminding them, you know, not to put anything out there you don't want everyone to see. >> that assembly with the sophomores officials sent out an e-mail to all parents to let them know what is going on. police don't have a lot of information so they're looking into all this. live in weston tonight steve cooper, 7 news. >> kim: breaking news from lawrence this evening. a city firefighter is facing charges following a domestic incident in his home. police say when they arrived the firefighter told them he shot himself in the leg.

deadly weapon and disorderly conduct. he is being held until a court appearance on friday. also break firefighters responding to the orange line at back bay station for an electrical fire. that's what they determined. the mbta said service is delayed because of fire. >> adam: more breaking news, a driver on a collision course is facing charges after his car ended up in the cape cod canal. you can see some of the video blind me. the car dropped 30 feet before crashing into the water but somehow the driver was not seriously injured. let's get out to jonathan hall live with the latest for us today. jon. >> reporter: this story the talk of the cape today. you know this little road 100 years ago was a hoy to cape cod over the brand new canal. this morning a guy drove through here as if it was still a highway. a bourne resident in his 50s swimming in the cape

drive off of a cliff. >> are you all right? >> reporter: the man drove his 2006 ford folk u.s. into the water. plunging down 30-40 feet after crashing through a fence, live power lines and apparently clearing a well born bike and jogging pennsylvania two men walking up a walkway toward the overlook spotted the man slowly following them into his car until they got to the overlook. >> he paced back and forth and d else. j.d.said i think this guy is going to go for it so he turn around purchase i said he is leaving. >> reporter: seconds later the man gunned his ford. it's about 10--- 10:20 this morning. >> he came barreling down the road. hit this overparks took out the guard rail. hit the two wires and landed in water. >> reporter: e.m.t.'s rushed the man to a rhode island hospital for

survived and that it wasn't a busy saturday or sunday where we've countless visitors. >> reporter: police are citing this driver for driving to eng dain and destruction of property but they won't say whether they believe there was a crazy stunt or perhaps a suicide attempt. >> it wasn't like he drove -- he walked up here, came to the edge, noticed there was no more road. >> reporter: again it's hard to believe this guy survived the fall of 30 feet could have killed killed him. he could have drowned. jonathan hall, 7 news. >> kim: we're tracking hermine. the cape and the islands law the worst of the storm. some people didn't see anything. we knew that was going to happen but we can tell you that i think it might be behind us now. >> adam: you can see it on the radar right at your kneecap there. >> reporter: then we kick it out because it's falling apart. so much so that the hurricane center has decided to close the books.

advisories or statements. now with that said we still do have a clump of clouds and isolated showers and pockets of drizzle to contend with. so hermine will kind of slowly spin herself out of existence over the next couple of days. in doing so more and more sun and wind even compared to yesterday at this time. all these cities and towns it's not like i forgot to put the map together. there is not a lot of wind gusting on nantucket to 26 miles an hour, still some left oversurf sore high surf advisory in ticket for another hour, hour and a half. they'll probably reissue this tomorrow morning but the point here is that we will find dryer air beginning to take over so we do have a little bit of light rain out there. it fades away then we folk you on the sum errtime heat and humidity coming back. we'll talk more about that in a few minutes. >> adam: turn to the patriots. less than a week from the season opener. the team focusing on the

dan hausle is at gillette. >> reporter: preparations going on without brady, without ninkovich but gronk was back but a lot of fans had their eyes on a piece at the stadium. you might be familiar with the lighthouse but is the cover-up that the fans can get behind. the larger than live tribute to the team's leader in exile went up just hours after tom brady's banishment from foxboro it ever since. >> i'm excited about it. so happy he is up there. >> i love it. that is, he will be here forever. >> reporter: the coach less impressed with the display pointing out this tom brady won't help the pats put points on the board. >> our focus is on the cardinals that is who we play and all the other decorative and marketing things and so forth are not really part of the team's preparation recommendation the coach may chalk it up to

blames seem to be happy seeing someone make a public display of support for someone who meant so much for the team. >> it shows speck, honor they're always going to have his back. >> very rare any franchise gets to have a player like that represent them the way tom has all the years so yes, yes, ma'am a all for showing him support. i'm glad that is something we decided to do. >> reporter: many think this has another purpose. sending a pointed message to those who send brady away. >> you put the bottom and you see it works. >> would make it bert. no one with the organization saying if there is a double meaning to the display or even who decided to put it up there. leaving the banner to speak for itself. live in foxboro, dan hausle, 7 news. >> adam: watch the pats season opener 8:30 against the arizona cardinals right

a framingham state university police officer in court today facing disturbing charges. he is not answering questions as he left the courthouse but he is accused of inappropriate conduct with a student and is facing several charges including gross lewdness and witness intimidation. he is banned from campus. fighting the use of police body cameras, boston largest's police union is asking a judge to delay the start of a new program andto testified. brandon gunnoe live in boston to tell us exactly what happened at today's hearing. >> reporter: kim, here in court city attorneys were suggesting that the boston police union doesn't want its officers to wear body cameras. the union president said that is not true but it is a complex issue. there are a lot of questions that are unanswered. you see back in july the police union agreed to body cameras on boston police officers like other parts of the country.

guess how many did? just one. so the commissioner ordered that 100 random officers to wear body cameras and that would have started next monday. the union said that broke the agreement and in court the union wanted to stop the body cam program until an agreement was reached. both sides said they agreed body cams are in the best interest of the public. >> i thought it was important for the citizens to know that i believe these cameras are going to show case our members, the boston. we have nothing to hide. >> i realize that they want us to be as transparent and as accountable as we possibly can be in everything we do whether it's hiring, whether it's the body cameras, whether it's the internal affairs. >> reporter: the commissioner ended by saying that the boston police force is the best in the country. especially at community policing. court resumes tomorrow and the judge said he wants a

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>> kim: following up on breaking news, want to give you this update how things are returning to normal for good news on the orange line now. firefighters responded to that fire on the orange line at back bay station. they say it was an electrical fire. they put it. now residual delays but things are returning to normal on the orsage line. >> adam: big news from grownland. their new group of firefighters is breaking down barriers before fine women have been hired. the women make up more than 20% of the staff. the five will head to the fire academy and the chief says hiring itself women is part of the department's mission and will create a

taking the oath. patrick collier. he desided to reenlist in the neighborhood. his officers took his pledge from the safety of the boat while kollier read wave, he is a five-year veteran of the navy. >> kim: he could have done in a in canton. probably a little warmer in the carolinas. >> kim: a little an water we got a mix of it all. >> reporter: we did. a few lingering showers overnight and we turn up the heat by the ends of the week. forecast up next. >> reporter: coming up next in 7 sports the countsline is on to sunday night. the patriots season opener and two bodies back on itself field today. danny amendola number 80 and big number 87 is out there

>> i love that dirty water. ? oh, boston you're my home. ? >> adam: julian edelman expressing his love for boston showing often one of his skate boarding skills. he wrote riding around town i realize how much boston

hashtag boston strong. >> adam: we've heard -- why wasn't he wearing a helmet. >> kim: why wasn't he wearing a helmet. >> reporter: was he with belichick in the video. >> adam: or robert kraft. >> reporter: hermine fading away. not a rock star not burning out but this heed bubble which has been percolating to our west last few will charge back into the new england. b.c. at 92. detroit 89. chicago 91. the dew point temperatures follow duty. the dew points that's pure tropical air. we have enough of it but we will turn up the heat. tomorrow the dew points jump to the upper 60s. then the humidity backs off a little bit friday and saturday but at that time, the heat takes over. temperatures on friday and saturday up near 90 degrees.

hermine. again swirling with clouds and showers and even some downpours on the west side of this little red l. here. she will sit and spin then move northeast and in doing so fall apart. and so at that time, they been it's a nonissue. real even right now there is nothing significant. a lot of clouds, a few isolated showers, there has been a steady patch of sop pir cess tent rain -- sir tis pent rain northwest. metro boston north and west not a lot. news an drizzly misty rain. cool and raw temperatures in the 06 areas the city at 68. hyannis at 74. tonight mostly cloudy, pockets of light rains drizzle and mist. temperatures between 63-67. tomorrow we start with clouds. murky ugly start then we'll see some sun in the afternoon. still the risk of an

more humidity around tomorrow. temperatures 76-81. boston at 76. attleboro 80 degrees, merrimack vale sea coast, cape ann temperatures upper 70's to around 80. brighter locations in these locations compared to today. fitchburg partly sunny skies, worcester 79 but the risk of an isolated shower. chatham at 78 and provincetown at 77 so that is tomorrow. thursday even brighter. partly to mostly sunny sky, more humid on thursday with gh thursday heading for the low 80s and again as we talk about the end of the week and the upcoming weekend there goes hermine out to sea. we did have a cool front that tries to come at us so the only thing that it does, gets rid of the humidity on friday but we're still talking about warmth. normally we should be in the upper 70's most of the weekend is fine. there maybe an isolated shower on sunday morning,

>> announcer: now time for 7 sports with joe amorosino. >> reporter: even after trimming the roster to 53 men bell clique tinkering heading into sunday's season opener dealing from a position of depth on his offensive line in order to sollify his secondary. josh client draft pick to the eagles for defensive back eric row. he is a big corner. he can line up as say. was draft round in 2015. played all 16 games for philly. but fell out of favor with the new regime. the summer kline started 13 games in 2015. big news in foxboro rob gronkowski back after missing sunday's session. he geared up for kickoff as is the case for another patriot limited this summer. danny amendola says he is ready to roll even though he

full squad workouts. >> yes, i think so i played a lot of football in my life and i know the tempo and the speed of the game so you know, i'm ready to get out. there i love playing every rep whether it be in practice or in a game or preseason or whatever so i'm going to work extra hard, you know, this week, every creek, just to get ready. get my body ready, get ready for the opener. >> reporter: sunday also marks a reunion ofor jonathan cooper, the guard drafted 7th overall by arizona in 2013 was dealt to the patriots for chappedler jones this offseason and says today trade sending kline out of town is another reminder of how football is a lot more than x.'s and o.'s. >> catches you offguard but you understand it's the nature of the by, where you go next you are going to play to best of your abilities. >> that is a fact where i started my career but i mean, like i said everything here is a big game.

game by game so ever game has utmost importance, this has utmost importance like the next. >> reporter: he sounds like a patriots now. pats and cards kick it off on sunday night right here on 7 nbc, we'll get you ready with our 7 on the sidelines pre-game show beginning at 6 :30, if you are a red sox fan the thought of clay buchholz as stopper may not be comforting. he made another back on track after two more tight ball games slipped away on the west coast. farrell's club falling to 16 had ever 20 including five losses in a row in the situation. the latest of which came on came-to-back days against cellar dwelling teams. toronto by the way having their own struggles when games get tight. jays 15-22 in one run games.

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