>> anchor: then fighting to save a symbol of support. why town leaders order the families of state troopers to take down these blue ribbons. >> anchor: what's the perfect gift for the pope? a local girl's creation makes it from hingham all the way to vatican city and pope frances. >> anchor: first at 11:00 breaking news. it's bad news for patriots and their fans. the team announcing rob gronkowski will miss sunday's season opener with this ham spring injury. >> anchor: so that means the patriots will open the season without brady and now without gronk. trey daerr joins us with much more on this developing story. tre? >> reporter: the patriots return to the sight of their last super bowl win for the first time on sunday. tom brady and rob gronkowski carried them to the lombardi and now neither will be in uniform come kickoff. he comes down with it. touchdown patriots. >> anchor: rob gronkowski is the most feared player in

the patriots biggest fear is playing a game without tom brady and rob gronkowski. i want to be out there so bad. especially to help out the team. that fear will become reality on sunday night. i said you are not 100%. no, i'm not ever since that one time during a practice. i have been week to week. hamstring injury suffered three weeks ago labeled gronk as questionable. gronk did not take the team flight to arizona. now his absence puts a son of pressure on julian edelman jimmy garappolo. it's nice to have those guys out there. it really is. they are veteran presence is always a nice thing and it's nice to have them in the huddle. a lack of star power may make the task at hand much more difficult. it still shouldn't take the shine away from opening night. i get butterflies before every game. once you lose those butters flies is when you should hang them up. concerns with gronk sunday will mark the second game he missed due to injury since the start of 2014. live in the newsroom, trey daerr

so when pats take the field in arizona only one place to see it. that's right here on 7. we'll get you are the is aed with 7 on the sidelines at 6:30. kick off is 8:30 and of course we'll have complete post game coverage following the game. >> anchor: breaking news out of ashland. the 18-year-old millford woman was hit by a car has been taken by helicopter to the hospital with serious injuries. this was the scene on pleasant street where police say a 24-year-old driver from ashland hit that woman. they don't think alcohol or speed was a factor in that crash. >> anchor: also from the night team a frightening find inside a somerville apartment. police say a man was secretly recording women for the past five years and some of the women were his roommates. kimberly bookman live in somerville tonight. >> anchor: kim, the da said this man was caught in 2015 and we talked to two neighbors who were there when police arrived. when i came home in the evening the detectives were upstairs and they were in the

evidence. these two women say they watched as their upstairs neighbor went to the police station after his female roommate accused him of hiding a camera in her bedroom. he had hidden a camera in one of the roommates bookcases that she heard an alarm go off in the morning. and that she found this camera. the middlesex county district attorney says police went in, searched and found multiple recording devices including a camera hidden in a bathroom hook. the people upstairs were pretty traumatized by what he had done. >> forensic search of his laptop unveiled dozens of videos of naked women, some in the bathroom, others engaged in sexual activity. everybody felt violated. >> anchor: in total, the investigation revealed 13 female victims from two separate apartments, some roommates, others house guests. and the videos go back as far as 2011. the people living in the summerville duplex say they immediately kicked the suspect out.

more response 9 and i just said to him, like, you need to get help. >> anchor: the suspect was charged with 26 counts of secretly recording naked people. he will be back in court in october. reporting live from somerville, kimberly bookman, 7 news night team. >> anchor: a gross gesture lands a convicted sex offender from new hampshire back behind bars. lexington police say he came down to massachusetts, followed a group of girls and exposed himself. jadiann thompson is live in lexington. >> reporter: this manchester, new hampshire man was convicted as a sex offender twice in new hampshire and then now he is facing four charges of lewd behavior in massachusetts. he told police this last incident happened on this trail because he wanted to control who saw him and who didn't high school girls soccer players victims when they say a man who was a registered sex offender exposed himself to them on this walking path near lexington high

guess gusted and shocked ehad never seen him before. >> anchor: not showing his face in court a lexington police report says jake on mobley-hall confessed to exposing himself to two groups of girls under 18 both wednesday and thursday afternoon. and then he told police he has been going crazy with uncontrollable urges expose himself to girls. it's awful. i feel for the girls. the school seems to be doing everything that they can but the kids have to be vigilant. >> anchor: police say after the girl pointeou them, he ran and an officer had to case him down by the baseball field eventually tackling him at a playground where he tried to implicate his brother. instead of governing his own name he gave his brother's name, date of birth and social security number. >> anchor: parents now are just glad he has been caught. i haven't heard about anything like this happening before. and unfortunately sometimes have you people who aren't very nice.

at a company in woburn tonight. he is being held on a $5,000 cash bail. reporting live in lexington, jadiann thompson, 7 news name treat. the night team now turning to the to your forecast. we'll cool of a bit after summer made what come back today. really humid out there. here is bri eggers. >> reporter: it was not just hot but also humid making for a very steamy feel, some people liked it of i saw a lot of complaints on social media. low 90's, or last year if you remember this time last year we were at the tail end of a heat wave. at least with our 90 degree day today. it is one and done because we do cool things off tomorrow but to put some thing into perspective for you normal high for boston for this time of year should be in the mid 70's so we do stay above average for the next several days. this weekend all in all not a bad one in store for us. we keep more clouds than sunshine. highs in the low 80's, coolest

a possibility of an isolated shower or two. we'll have to run through that time line to come in a just a few minutes. >> anchor: boston police ready to record a judge. they toss the police union's bid to toss a body camera program. testimony tim caputo live in boston. >> reporter: mrs. boston police looking into trying out these body cameras for almost a full year now them had plenty of speed bumps along the way but with the judge's ruling today there are no more road blocks. boston police are ready to body cameras on monday after a judge ruled against the police union. this is a great moment for police accountability, police transparenty and really for civil rights. >> reporter: almost a year ago boston police agreed to try out a littled number of body cameras for a six month pilot program to see if it is something they would expand to the entire department long-term. groups pushing for the cameras think it will help build trust and keep officers honest. some tool that provides

is of the utmost importance. >> anchor: the police union told officers not to volunteer to where a body camera. after only one officer in the entire department signed up, commissioner william evans said the body camera try out will be mandatory. the patrolman's association filed suit saying the commissioner didn't have that authority but a suffolk superior court judge disagreed. the commissioner says the repeated delays and court battle were never about officers having something to hide. we work so hard. i think we have a good favorability rating an i anything negative being impacted and officers do a great job every day and to be painted that we have something to height that bothered me. >> anchor: police union president pat rose express pressed disappointment with the ruling but said in a statement "the bppa is still committed to working with the city to make sure the citizens of boston get a body worn camera pilot program that does what it is supposed to do while respecting rights of citizens and police officers alike. and with the judge's ruling just coming today you might be

a quick turn and to get cameras on the street by monday in the commissioner told me the 100 officers have already been chosen an all of them have already been trained. that's the latest live from boston police headquarters in roxbury, tim cap out oh, 7 news. >> anchor: a lawrence fire fighter who allegedly shot himself in the leg during an argument staying behind bars tonight. lieutenant joseph car bury was wheeled into court today with bandages around his leg. prosecutors argued he is a dinger to himself and others and he is denied bail. he faces several charge i'm dorchester man convict detective back in 1993 is getting a new trial. the supreme judicial court up holing a lower court ruling saying shaun ellis didn't get a fair trial. ellis was convicted of first-degree murder and spent 22 years behind bars. he has been free on bail since 2015. el cis now 41 years old. he lives in lynn and works full-time. prosecutors say they expect to retry this case p a blue battle brewing over these ribbons in the town of royalston. families of state troopers put them up to show support for

them to be taken down because there is a heated debate. brandon gunnoe in royalston with more. the small north central massachusetts town of royalston doesn't see a lot of controversy but in this community with a population of just more than 1,200, it seems a blue ribbon has done just that. well, under the understanding that we offended some people. you see the group ms p wise spouses of state troopers has been tying up blue ribs on all across the state to show support citizens didn't like the ribbons on town property so they were ordered to take them down. i am just disappointed that we're trying to do something good here and this is offending people? i don't quite get that. i support the police. i support the fire fighters and i support the paramedics. without them, what would our community be? we would have nothing. >> reporter: residents were offered to take blue ribbons to display at their own holes.

to cover the state in blue ribbons. i want everybody to know this has nothing to do with blue lives matter. this has everything to do with supporting our law enforcement. >> reporter: there is also a rally planned for the next town hall meet on the 20th to show support for law enforcement. in royal ton, brandon gunnoe, 7 news. >> anchor: donald trump causing a stir in the race for the white house each criticized president obama and applauded russian president vladimir putin in an interview with a run television station. his opponent taking time to talk tough on foreign policy while also trying to relate to voters. tonight hillary clinton trying to act presidential i'm photo op with national security experts on what she calls her top priority defeating isis. she was joined by republicans like george bush's homeland security secretary michael cher notify by video conference, david petreas. when it comes to questions of war, peace and safety of our country we can't let party

>> reporter: clinton now trying to appeal to voters portraying her a problem solve. it takes democrats and republicans working together. >> anchor: another attempt to reintroduce the softer side of clinton posting about being heckled by male students when taking her law aptitude test at harvard. i know i could be perceived as aloof or cold as unemotional but i had to learn as a young woman to control my emotions. last night a speech on faith. i made my share of mistakes. i don't know >> reporter: today as donald trump tried to turn out evangelical not much faith in his position on vladimir putin. he has been a leader far more than our president has been a leader. tonight hillary clinton pouncing. it's not a serious presidential campaign. >> reporter: even some republicans skeptical. my hope is he will change his opinion and his views with regards to it. >> reporter: truffle's campaign manager insisting what sounded like praise for putin really wasn't. they are not praising them so much as saying we will work

eyebrows appearing on russian tv. the trump campaign said the candidate thought the interhave view was for larry king's pod cast. through it all truffle's keeping it close in new polls out of florida and ohio. for most voters this is not something that will rise to keeping them up at night. so polls show less than one in ten americans view putin favorably which could put truffle at odds with voters he wants to win over. >> anchor: a present for the pope. >> anchor: a girl the vatican. >> anchor: a new and explosive warning for owners of one of the world's most popular cell phone. >> anchor: maybe a few showers this weekend although don't change any of your outdoor plans. we'll run through that time line coming up next. >> anchor: a cotton candy fueled sugar rush goes viral when the night team returns.

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this iperfect present for pope francis and it was designed right here in new england by a nine-year-old hingham girl. she couldn't make the delivery but her parents made the trip. >> anchor: and the pope was so delighted. night team amaka ubaka live in hingham with the story. >> anchor: well, kim and ryan it, really was the perfect gift of she made a pot holder just like this one for her parents to give to the pope. you can imagine her family's surprise and shock when the pot holder not only made it in the pope's hands managed to snap a picture. i was thinking it probably would get to the hope. >> reporter: nine-year-old megan loves making this pot holders in her spare time. t gets harder. >> reporter: she decided to make ones for her parents to take with them to rome for a religious pilgrimage. they went with a group to see pope francis at his weekly public gatherings which normally draw crowds into the thousands. the couple were in a line about

enough to shake hands with the pope. while waiting they made friends with italian couple standing next to them. she told them the hot pad story and the lady said give it to me. she got it to a priest who kind of looked at it like hu? what is this? the next thing you know we have a smiling pope waving at them holding a hot pad. maureen says her daughter cried absolutely amazed along with gold challenge uses and other expensive item the pope special gift. i was like oh my gosh. i am really, i was really excited. it's a child's gift to someone who is such, he is so popular. you don't have to be catholic to like him. now the family from hingham is hoping pope francis puts the pot holder to good news. you am sure he is putting a cup of tea on it tonight maybe. >> anchor: now to top it all off this all happened on mara's

the couple will be back from rome on monday. live in hingham tonight, amaka ubaka, 7 news night team. >> anchor: and we're following more news here tonight. if you bought samsung's hot new phone take note. the consumer product safety commission is now getting involved with the galaxy note 7 because of the outbreak of lithium ion battery firefighters. both the economics and samsung say if you bought the phone stop using it. send it to samsung swap program for a replacement and the faa said if you have the phone power it down >> anchor: enjoying summer in september? made it into the low 90's in many spots today but we'll kick that out as we get into this weekend. we'll also be looking out for the possibility for ray few spot showers saturday and sunday but it's not a washout and we're in for a blast of fall getting into thed of next week. today's 90 degree reading in boston, 93 for a high tide the record for last year and that's her 21st 90 degree day this

nowhere near the record of 3090 degree days setback in 1983. i think that might be one and done. we're done with 0 degree days as we head to later in the fall and you can see that reflected in the weekend's forecast. we'll top out in the low 80's, maybe a touch muggy tomorrow and then clearing the clouds out as we get into late day sunday. so running through the time line with those showers i think maybe a slight chance of a south coast sprinkle or shower into the early hours of tomorrow morning and then working inhe works up in through midday. that could pop another spot shower. we're just talking about isolated showers. thee are really hit and miss as they have been all summer long rolling along with these fronts. they don't really produce much or last for very long. next round comes through it looks like sunday morning into midday sunday and again by the time you get that umbrella out these are gone and they haven't really amounted to much. so i give them about a 20% chance for saturday. 30% chance for sunday before we

of the work week and i mentioned before it's not a last rain. you can really cross your fingers, you can wash your car, do whatever you want. we know we need the rain and this isn't going to produce much. maybe a after an inch to quarter of an inch of maybe luckier areas can squeak out a half inch but it's not a washout for the weekend. maybe that's great news for your outdoor plans. you have a weekend get away to the cape. this really is sort of summer at its finest topping out mid to upper 70's. lakes rejohn cooler for sooner you get sunshine to enjoy for sunday afternoon. current temperatures mild in the city 82 and then we're in the low 70's away from our urban heat island. we still have humidity kind of up there so you will notice this into tomorrow as well. dew points in the mid to upper 60's which means our temperatures don't cool off a whole lot overnight tonight. it's not a shut the ac off open up the windows kind of night unfortunately. tomorrow while it is cooler than today it's still a touch muggy

70's along the coastline for the cape and the islands. here is a look at your 7 on 7 forecast again sunshine returning for monday, tuesday and then local that fall like feel on the way for the end of next week. we actually start in the 40's and top out in the low 70's. have a good night. >> anchor: you too, bri. how about this one? looks like a sugar rush for a three-year-old baseball fan captured on the big screen. the newest internet sensation thanks to the clip of her going crazy over cotton candy. she po u covered in that blue cotton candy and was clearly very excited about it. this was the first time she tried the sweet treat and said it won't be her last. i didn't have enough. oh you didn't have enough? i need more cotton candy. you need some more? yeah. >> reporter: her dad said while she definitely enjoyed the treat she also really likes making those funny faces. >> anchor: she is a doll. we are looking to a big weekend without a lot of big players. how is this going to go. tre?

thing on a sugar rush in toronto. big night for the red sox bats. on the football front not good news concerning your new england patriots. gronk is breaking bad tonight. we have the details next in

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the patriots have landed in arizona. the greatest quarterback of all-time will watch the game on the couch and the most die. in aic tight end in nfl history appears to be doing same will rob gronkowski not on the team playing and now officially ruled out for opening night. patriots flying to arizona a day earlier than normal. mark daniels with the prove first to report gronkowski, soldier and cooper did not take team flight. gronk admitting yesterday he is not 100% having an issue with his hamstring. this will be the second game he will miss due to injury dating back to the start of 2014. so as almost always the case, the guy is not making the flight all ruled out. five others are listed as questionable which is generally 50 to 50 as to whether or not they are going to play. councilor sununu hogan is one of them. despite doing less he is a full participant in practice all

it off sunday night here on 7 nbc. we'll get ready for the pregame show starting at 6:30 and we'll have complete post game coverage immediately following the game. only 23 games stand between the red sox and return to post season baseball. all of those games come against opponents from the al east. this weekend absolutely take on a playoff type feel. the red sox on the road in toronto nursing a one game lead on the jays. david ortiz playing a series last series in toronto and now will be prepared for his re part to this winter jacket. got the fur on it, big papi looking lick a don there on the field putting that to good news this winter. fast start for sox mookie betts ripping a double to right high bounce on turf. pedroia scores 1-0 sox. samuel leone putting an end to the night ripping a sickle to right. hanley ramirez scores. estrada's night done. toronto getting to rick a bit. bags packed for travis.

half now four to 2 boston. por ceo slam the door shut on any damage. he hits him hard right at travel us shaw to start the inning ending 5-4-3 double play. giving up just those two runs and striking out 7 of the out fence going to back him up with more than enough support. th inning xander bogaerts blasting a solo shot to left. hanley ramirez capping the night with a three run blast. red sox roll 13-3 the last 7 games they have scored 11 or more boston now two up on toronto. porcillo the first pitcher in the big with 20 wins. u.s.a. versus canada woke up hockey exhibition. canada has dudes on those top lines. how about patrice bergeron? got crosby in front getting to to bergy who buries it. bergy getting our play of the day.

shaquille o'neal and yao mink officially enshrined in the basketball hall of fame. the ceremony going down tonight in springfield. that's sports. >> anchor: thanks so much, tre. >> anchor: here jimmy now with what's coming up next on the tonight show. >> reporter: hey, guys, james spader is my guest tonight plus mandy moore and acoustic performance from jack white and thank you notes. do not change the channel.

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