>> now at 7 a developing story. snap chat scandal. the racy pictures that had police here at weston high school. >> reporter: hermine moves out. summer time heat and humidity move in. >> anchor: a driver facing charges after going air born into the cape cod canal. >> reporter: a body camera debate in boston about a controversial topic. >> it was good for the fans. have you seen it. >> our focus is on the cardinals. >> anchor: and shredding in boston a star patriot showing off his skate board skills. >> anchor: a closer look at his set of wheels. >> 7 news at 7:00 starts now. >> anchor: a lawrence fire fighter facing troubling charges tonight. >> anchor: police say he shot

nick 'em obs live in lawrence to give us breaking details. what happened, nick? >> reporter: adam, kim, what we've learned this officer has been identified as joseph carbury. officers were responding to his home around 12:30 this morning for a domestic call. they were told he was intoxicated and armed. when the responding officers showed up within minutes they say they heard gun shots coming from inside the they noticed the front door was open. a large dog ran out. it was aggressive. they were forced to open fire hitting the dog once. carbury became upset his dog was shot. he came to the door. officers convinced him to surrender. they believe they found what they thought was a self inflicted gun shot wound to his

police say carbury had a permit to own a gun. 2 hand guns outside. a 357 magnum and a 40 caliber. the wife is cooperating. she's obviously very shaken. there is no history at the home or with carbury himself. he was arraigned in lawrence general hospital. facing several charges including assault with a dangerous weapon. disorderly conduct and to commit a crime. being held without bail pending a dangerousness hearing that will be this upcoming friday. latest in lawrence nick emmons 7 news. >> anchor: police had a meeting with students at weston high school today. >> anchor: there's concern inappropriate pictures of students may have been posted to the popular app snap chat. tim caputo live in weston to tell us more. >> reporter: weston police were

to look into this. sophomore boys specifically just sophomore boys were tricked into sending naked pictures to a popular app. explicit photose of themselves to a fake snap chat account. >> i'm shocked i guess. no one knows who it is yet. >> reporter: the rumor spread around school. the school's principal held an assembly >> this is a teachable moment for us. it's an opportunity to reflect as parents with our kids to say you know be mindful of what you're being asked to give out there. >> reporter: weston police were at the assembly as well. it's believed the fake account did not target female students. only sophomore boys were asked to send naked pictures of themselves. >> no one knows if it's a student or outside student or adult. it is scaring people.

alleged compromising photo. the sergeant warned students sending pictures like that could be considered child porn. alarmed parents and school administratives alike. >> we're always reminding them you know not to put anything out there you don't want everyone to see. >> reporter: at this point police tell me there's no active investigation. they are asking if students here at the school who know information or were victimized in this case they're asking them to come forward. live in weston tim caputo 7 news. ; fire fighters responding to this scene on the orange line of the back bay station. they say it was an electrical fire. no one was hurt and it's out. >> anchor: we are tracking the remnants of hermine. the storm inching along. we're still feeling some of the lasting effects today.

most parts. jeremy reiner with your forecast. >> reporter: hermine she's down here and falling apart. stuck south of new england. she'll do no harm she lost all of her potent energy in the atmosphere. not even as much wind as we saw yesterday. northerly breezes at times gusting around 20 miles per hour in the cape and the islands. hermine will fade away late tomorrow. pockets of light rain drizzle and mist. the map showing a gust of 22 miles per hour in nantucket. temps at this time with the clouds and the drizzle and the mist in the upper 60s. the city at 67. out of new england look at chicago 90 degrees. detroit 88-- i point this out because this heat is headed our way. >> anchor: and remember that you can stay on track of rough

download the 7 news mobile or tablet apps for updates on the go. >> now on 7 a driver goes air born into the water. >> vehicle goes nose diving 15 to 20 seconds he emerged. >> it's a crash into the canal. >> anchor: that driver swimming into safety. after going full speed off a cliff and into the canal. get more from 7's jonathan hall. >> reporter: driving ca after a steep scenic over look and into the cape cod canal. >> the investigation leads us to believe it was intentional. >> reporter: 2 men saw the small 2006 ford focus barreling 60 to 65 miles an hour off a cape cod canal observation area. they saw the man swim from the wreck and called to him. >> are you all right. >> reporter: and will be

canal. hard to believe this guy suffered minor injuries. the focus went down 30 to 40 feet through power lines into the bike path and canal. >> flames started here. his vehicle went nose diving. 15 top 20 seconds later he emerged from the water. >> reporter: they walked up 150 yard path which is clearly marked no vecl this point. he got out commented on the view paced back and forth and adjusted his mirrors. once the engine started roaring we knew something was going to happen. >> reporter: police are investigating whether this was a crazy stunt or a suicide attempt. >> we're fortunate he survived not a busy saturday or sunday. >> reporter: minor injuries here and considering the fact that

him. the power lines could have electrocuted him. the water could have drowned him. it's an amazing story of survival after this dangerous drive. >> anchor: a camera controversy gaining momentum in boston. the city holding a meeting about equipping police officers with body cameras. >> reporter: the commissioner says he supports body cara public and protect his officers. he doesn't like it being mandated and feels the department should take the initiative. >> so help me god. >> reporter: pat rose answering questions in court on why he feels the city should weight to require police officers to wear body cameras on duty. >> we have nothing to hide. i wanted to tell the public. we agreed to the public. we're willing to go with it. i was proud of it.

agreed to body cameras if 100 officers volunteered. how many volunteered? 1. in a program that would have started next monday. the police union said that broke the agreement. the police commissioner said he was luke warm on the idea of body cameras at first. it will help to show the job his officers do on the streets of boston every day. >> we're the best police department in this incident away from what happened in other cities. >> it would be inappropriate to make a statement at this time. we're in the middle of a hearing. >> reporter: you think things went all right in there? >> have a nice day. >> reporter: court resumes tomorrow. and the judge said he wants a ruling by friday since this program was supposed to start on monday.

man behind the wheel in a deadly hit and run appearing in court. anthony buchanan faced a judge after driving drunk and speeding. few hours later detectives say the 39 year old turned himself into police and committed the crime. here's the woman who was killed. her name genet sims and her family heart broken. >> it was a weekend for him you know. my sister it's a li i feel like he hasn't -- he hasn't [inaudible]. >> anchor: buchanan is charged with motor vehicle homicide, driving drunk, speeding and leaving the scene of a crash. >> anchor: his cruiser was rear ended by a woman who police say was driving drunk. and did suffer nonlife threatening injuries. the 21-year-old woman who hit him was arrested. >> anchor: a car flips in a

this is the park way accident happened around 1 this morning. boston ems says 2 of the 4 people in the car were hurt and they're both expected to be okay. >> anchor: the new hampshire attorney generals office is searching for answers today after the death of a woman in danville. police have not released her identity. her exhusband and son say they are looking for answers. >> just shke morning telling me what happened. it's being investigated. shocked. we're both shocked. his mom. >> she was one of the nicest people on god's green earth. that's all i can say. this is a shock to me. i never expect today. i don't think anyone expect today. >> anchor: an autopsy scheduled for this evening. >> anchor: a framingham state university police officer called to court today facing charges for inappropriate behavior on

wilter dormaville pled not guilty to all of the charges. he's accused of conduct and witness intimidation. a student at framingham state where dormaville served as that police officer claims he exposed himself to her at the station. later apologizing and asking her to forget it happened. he is banned from the framingham state campus right now. >> anchor: a new tolling taking a toll on drivers. transit officials say they plan to get rid of all toll booths by 2017 on the mass pike, the tovin bridge and boston tunnels all of them. drivers will be able to use easy passes or mailed bills. 6 more public meetings held to discuss those plans. ; preparing for the cardinals. the patriots hitting the field in foxborough. and what happens when bill

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>> now on 7. >> get out there and practice as much as we can. >> the pats gearing up for a clash with the cardinals. >> this is an aggressive team. >> it's the count down to the season opener. >> anchor: we are just days away from the start of the patriots season and plenty of hot button issues around the nfl. >> anchor: from tom brady's suspension to the colin kaepernick go to gillette and dan how'sly. >> reporter: but suddenly a 4 story image of the super star appeared over the stadium. his number 12 a beacon atop. it wasn't coach bill belichick's idea. >> our focus is on the cardinals. that's who we play this week.

marketing things and so forth are not part of the team's preparation. >> reporter: the pats coach may not be impressed but fans are. >> we love it. >> i think it's sweet him looming over us and everything. >> reporter: the players admit there's a different vibe around practice. but the players promised to forget about who is not there for practice or come game time. >> tom is such a and leader. obviously his presence is missed in the locker room. with that said we're focussed on the future. >> we have no choice. our choice right now is do the best with what we have in front of us and prepare for this game. >> reporter: the next 3 games will be at home with too tall tom brady watching over the team and sending a message to those watching the tv.

thumb in the nose to the league. >> absolutely and i love it. >> reporter: really. >> absolutely. >> reporter: so far patriots management isn't answering those questions. more in foxborough dan hausle 7 news. >> anchor: top targets are ready to roll for the season opener. rob gronk owski and danny amen dola have been cleared to play in week one taking passes and running routes. 7 nbc is your opener for the season opener against the cardinals. live from arizona. kick off is set for 8:30 sharp. >> anchor: i'm looking at september. i'm not believing it. >> anchor: if you look at the next couple of days. >> anchor: not going to make you give the forecast for the patriots game next weekend. it's far away. it's like a summer event isn't it. >> reporter: the heat returning

away. a lot of clouds could be an isolated shower tomorrow morning. current temps. dc at 89. chicago at 90 degrees. nashville 89. kansas city little rock upper 80s and low 90s. so it's hot and humid. and it's heading this way. the pollen count the rag weed has been held in check today. and i think tomorrow we get one more day. a lot of clouds and drizzle and tomorrow morning partly sunny. as the heat returns the rag weed will jump in the moderate and high category. dew point temperatures tomorrow and thursday are elevated. the humidity does drop a bit on friday and saturday. in the start of the weekend close to 90 degrees. this swirlly dervish here is what is left of hermine. it's post tropical storm.

statements and forecast tracks on her. her days are numbered. she'll sit and spin south of new england tonight. and drift toward nantucket the next couple of case. in doing so fall apart. the clouds and showers will be widely scattered. the rain drops are out there right now. rhode island, connecticut, southeastern massachusetts. having a hard time making in roads. the plymouth at 74. a lot of clouds pockets of drizzle and mist. and through the day tomorrow we'll start tomorrow how we finished today with a lot of clouds and pockets of drizzle and mist. for just mist and drizzle. nothing heavy. as we work in the afternoon we'll see partly sunny skies. more humidity around tomorrow. temps tomorrow upper 70s around

cape ann upper 70s. fitchburg at 81. just a chance of an isolated shower. on the cape and the islands morning cloud wise sun in the afternoon. thursday brighter with partly to mostly sunny skies. temps on thursday in the low 80s. 7 on 7 forecast. friday we start with a lot of humidity. that fades away and gives way to heat. temps on friday near 90. saturday mix of clouds and sunshine close to >> anchor: thanks, jeremy. >> anchor: coming up skating in boston. not ice.

>> anchor: patriots wide receiver julian edelman showing his skills off the field. >> anchor: turns out he also can shred it up on a skate board. [music >> anchor: good stuff. edelman posted the video on twitter. captioning the video boarding around town i realize how much boston has become home. >> anchor: tomorrow he's going to be water skiing in the charles river.

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