5:00, in boston fire crews battling flames on a roof top in the south end. crews able to knock down the flames but firefight remembers still there putting out hotspots. >> adam: we want to get to breaking news ott of methuen. police have issued an arrest warrant for a man wanted in connection with the murder of a mother. they were initial calling him a person of interest. >> kim: he is the suspect in her murder. steve cooper has >> reporter: so emolia del la rosa is wanted in connection with the murder of wanda rosa. the search has been on for del la reeks and a person of interest up until just a short time ago. this is a cone of the arrest warrant taken out by detectives as they search for a killer. emile yo dela rosa first

murder of his geeks give friend is now wanted for murder according to the arrest warrant we obtained filed in court late tasted police have been searching for the accused killer but have been unable to locate him. chilling new details for him included an interview with the victim's 4-year-old son whose father is dela rossa, he stated that his daddy choked his mother with his two hands while the child lay in bed with imealia's sister told investigators del la rosa said it's over three times before he took off. court documents reveal an abusive relationship between she and her i would friend that included del la reeks being sentenced to four years in prison on kidnapping and attempted murder in 2012. fearing for her life rosa wrote he grabbed me by the hair. pulled out a gun. and told me he was contemplating this for a

was dragging then put me in a head lock trying to knock me out. he was also trying to twist my head and suffocating me. i started to see black and everything went silent. i was being strangled. an arrest warrant has been issued for emelio this. is a coach the court paperwork filed by ditextives a short time allegeo. as for the son, the 4-year-old boy who witnessed the murder, he is with doing mentally as you can imagine a difficult time for him but physically he was unhurt in all this and the investigation is ongoing. active search for a murder suspect before live in methuen tonight, steve cooper, 7 news. >> adam: fire crews are still on the scene of a roof deck fire in the city's south end. the challenge for firefighters keeping those flames from spreading. you can see just how close

most brownstones in the area. let's get out to john cuoco live on the scene with more for us. john? >> reporter: we've been told there is extensive damage to a few brownstones here. one where the actual fire is and two others that have smoke and water damage. crews are still onscene. their ladders are pointing up to the roof. that is where most of the damage is concentrate and that's where firefighters are trying to put out hotspots. the boston f rutland street. the fire has you can see has since been knocked down. no injuries have been reported yet but we're told multiple families and multiple units will likely be displaced. the boston fire department about find propane tanks. one valve had been broken. they're investigating to see if that caused the fire.

explosion. the latest here from the south end, we're total about $500,000 worth of damage to these brownstones. john cuoco 7 news. >> kim: to a developing story on the south shore. flames consuming a home in cohasset. fire crews on the scene for much of the afternoon trying to get fund control. it was actually a neighbor who first spotted the flames and called for help. >> adam: no one was inside. let's get to kimberly bookman live with more kimberly. >> reporter: the fire chief says the home owner had lived in the house since he was a young child. he is dealing not only with the loss of the building but also the fact that his dog is missing. >> when i saw the magnitude of the smoke coming out, obviously i called 911 and said that is a big one. >> reporter: p.j.murphy was getting his mail when he noticed the home across the street was on fire. >> it originated out of the kitchen. deck was on fire. >> reporter: no one was

the flames with his phone. he was concerned because it's so dry and the flames were getting out of control. >> i want to make sure that it wasn't going to spread. >> reporter: people reported seeing smoke a mile away. crews arrive and they say they immediately needed backup. at least five towns arrived to help. >> the biggest challenge was the location. it's far enough away from the fire station and the fire had a big head start on us. >> reporter: less than an hour later the roof collapsed an the entire home damage. the family learned their pet dog was missing. >> they're distraught. i've spoken to both the home other than and his mother. they're in a little bit of disbelief at this point. >> reporter: at this hour the fire is out. crews just dealing with hotspots. it's under investigation what cased all of this. kimberly bookman, 7 news. >> kim: a tractor trailer

california. the driver leading police down business i highways in thes big rig. ryan schulteis is following that and joins us with the latest. >> reporter: a few minutes ago the driver turned himself into police. he call of pulled in a parking lot. and was placed under arrest. the chase definitely an unusual one. it involved a tractor trailer. police say the chase started when the driver of the stolen truck won't pull over. speed held steady around 65 miles an hour for nearly patrol cars trailing behind there. a los angeles tv station says the dryer didn't want to go whack to jail. i'm ryan schulteis, 7 news. >> adam: turn to the forecast. humidity moving in increasing the threat of storms for tomorrow but there is no sign of that today. a live look over parts of boston and the zakim bridge, clear, a lot of sunshine. humidity is down. but when are we talking about this change? let's get to chief meteorologist jeremy reiner.

8:00 pm. that is the five-hour window of opportunity for the storms. right now, it's gorgeous. low 80's the city at 82. bedford 81. low humidity once again. dew points in the 40s to around 50. you move out of new england and it's a little warmer and more humid back through the ohio river valley. so this is the air that comes into new england during the day tomorrow but it's a one-day thing because already on the maps here comes another cold front this. will charge out of canada across then sweep through new england tomorrow afternoon arriving mid to late afternoon. mostly clear tonight. s between 57-63 with the morning commute featuring clear skies nenn a mix of clouds and sunshine. by 9:00 you will feel humidity. temperatures to the low 70s, then into the afternoon 2:00 tomorrow afternoon temperature mid 80s with a few showers and scattered storms, it will wind down around 7:00. we will talk more about this and the rest of the forecast

a woman's car in dover. she was' driving down the street police say when the tree collapsed right on to the hood of her car. she suffered minor injuries and was taken to the hospital. >> anchor: chipotle reached a settlement months after people got sick from their food. among them more than a dozen people who got norovirus from the location in boston's cleveland circle. last december. >> kim: harsh wards in the race for so let's get you up to speed. the number one issue on the campaign trail hike calling half of donald trump supporters a basket of deploreables. >> adam: donald trump is trying to make sure people heard what the candidate said. clinton's lead has narrowed to 4 points in the latest poll. the poll is registered shows

points and the down from the 10-point lead over trump that clinton enjoyed after the d.n.c. jadiann thompson has more for us. >> reporter: that word "deplowable" has so much political value. mike pence couldn't call david duke deplorable and it shows the trump team that is exclusively a where he is polling first donald trump defended his supporters. >> well, my opponent slanders you as deplorable and irredeemable i call you hard-working american patriots. >> reporter: it was two days before hillary clinton's illness became obvious she attacked half of trump supporters. >> what i call the boston ket of deploreables. >> reporter: don't blame pneumonia. >> a catastrophic insult to the american people.

this was a prepared speech. >> reporter: president obama defended clinton's toughness. >> she does not quit. she doesn't quit. she doesn't quit. >> reporter: recovering at home in chappaqua clinton tweeted a video of trump insulting americans. >> they're losers. >> loser. >> disgusting, stupid. >> you can't lead this nation if you have such a low opinion for its accidents. >> reporter: clinton's running mate tim kaine joined? >> if you are attacking muslims that is deplorable. >> reporter: despite praising putin trump is just 4 points behind clinton in the poll taken before clinton failed to disclose her pneumonia. her supporters say clinton has been more transparents than trump about her health and finances, trump says he will reveal the results of a new physical.

north carolina law that some say leads to discrimination again the lgbt community. they're pulling out of events. in a state where the sport is part of its culture and pride north carolina's house bill 2 continues to cause controversy. the ncaa is moving seven of its championship events out of the state over the law some say is discriminatory against the lgbt community. >> embarrassing for our state that this is happened and our state is going through. >> reporter: thes bill to use bathrooms corresponding to the gender on their birth certificates in government buildings been it removes state anti-crimination protections for the lgbt community and the blocks local governments from expanding the locations. duke is one of several division one schools taking a huge hit. >> i wish that the law had not been passed. i wish it would be repealed.

they couldn't swallow. >> adam: the ncaa says: even entertainers including bruce spring teen and peril jam have cancelled events in north carolina because of it. last month the nba moved its 2017 all-star game from charlotte to new orleans. north carolina's governor released a statement saying the issue will be decided by the courts "respect and allow our nation's judicial system to proceed without economic threat." the ncaa says it'll decide on new location ideas for the championships soon. >> kim: the new ios for the iphones is up but the upgrade was made available but people who have tried it say instead of new features it wind out their phone's memory.

tweeting about similar issues, so maybe you should back up your device before the update or waitle until you hear the bugs are gone. >> adam: good you just told us about that. because i was going to do it later today. a dancer's debut getting off on the wrong foot. >> protestors storm the stage on live tv after ryan lochte's first chance. >> adam: looking to adele? don't head to a t.station. the t.cleaning up confusion. >> kim: a bus burst into flames. the driver a hero. >> adam: tragedy in danvers, a woman hit and killed by a car. why the driver says he never saw her. >> kim: troubling situation at an east boston school. police say a man was threatening parent and students. this gives you a hint about what was happening there and

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they stormed the stage after the swimmer made his day buy on "dancing with the stars." you saw security quickly stepped in. >> kim: lochte is talking about his moments onstage. kris anderson shows us. >> back off. >> reporter: swimmer lochte's road to redemption on the dancing with the stars may have gotten off on the wrong foot. lochte and his partner were being critiqued by the stormed the stage. >> i was heart broken. my heart just sunk. and it felt like someone ripped it apart. >> reporter: the incident wasn't shown on live tv but video shows the security removing the men from the stage. one of them was able to yell liar before the host tossed to commercial. >> be right back. >> reporter: so many feelings going through my head right now. a little hurt but i came out

comfortable with and i did. >> reporter: the two men detained by security. they wore shirts that had lochte's name crossed out. witnesses described the scary scene. >> i don't think that he saw it congress. i was wondering -- >> they wanted to make a stand on television and for their country which is -- >> reporter: lochte was at the center during the olympic games in rio after claiming he and three other teammates were robbed at gun point. he admit that had he made up most of the story and a police investigation determined he van daalizeed a gas station bathroom. he apologized for the incident in rio but that didn't stop u.s. swimming from us is pending him for ten months. lochte has been barred from the 2017 world championships and he will have to forfit any money he would have been

in the newsroom kris anderson, 7 news. >> kim: next on 7 news running into trouble. how a train may have kept people from qualifying for the 2017 boston marathon. >> adam: at 5:30 breaking out. how a 17-year-old escaped police in milwaukee. fios is not cable. we're wired differently. which means we can fix things differently. thanks for calling fios, this is ryan. you can't tell me this cord isn't in, i know it's in, it's in but it's not working. i'm sending you a link to the my fios app that's going to let me see what you're seeing. really?

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>> kim: runners hoping to qualify for the 017 boston marathon hitting a road block, a train forced runners to stop during a march than near allentown, pennsylvania. more than 100 runners were held up for 10 minutes. organizers will evaluate each runner's time on a case by case basis. >> adam: mother nature is moving like a train bringing in a different weather night and the day sort of today. compared to tomorrow. >> kim: the next -- is this a wednesday event? >> reporter: it is, yes, it's back and forth like that. summer doesn't want to let go and fall not ready to take over so you have these days where you have a day or two where it's hot and humid and you are right back to the cool comfortable air. getting back to the comfortable air will result in a little bit of work tomorrow afternoon. from mother nature. scattered showers and storms tomorrow afternoon. right now low 80s the city

hyannis at 72. dew points running in the 40s to around 50 here in new england. a very comfortable evening taking shape. you move out of new england, and the the dew point temperatures are running in the low to mid 60s when that you have that is the humidity. also the deep shading of green gives it away. the humidity does come back late tonight and through the day tomorrow. we did have a cool front. the leading edge of the cooler air that returns by the ends of the week byha humidity out of here resulting in showers and storms right now and this will be our weather player about this time tomorrow. for tonight not as cool. still comfortable. mostly clear. temperatures this evening in the 70's then after midnight tonight upper 50s to the low 60s in the city ofs boston. for tomorrow, it is a warm day. it's a more humid day. but there is going to be a breeze moving that air around. partly sunny skies with a scattering of mid afternoon

normal high is 74 so numbers with way above normal. here we go. noon tomorrow nothing around the metro then as we advance your timeline here comes the cold front kicking off a scattering of showers and storms and some of the storms may have a little bit of fiestiness in terms of the wind. there may be gusty winds with this. we'll watch and we talked about this last half hour, but because of the drought, the soil is dry so the root systems are stress and compromised so take wind values that you normally associate with damage to knock over some trees so not to be an alarmist. i don't think it will be a repeat of sunday but there may be one or two cases where we're talking a a little bit of tree damage. by 8:00 pm everything will settle down as the front blows offshore which is good because we have the boston in gillette. i do think there will be a few isolated storms then as we continue into the evening the air dries out and it's

looks awesome. lots of sunshine. temperatures on thursday closer to normal. friday morning there is a chill in the air. mid 40s right now the weekend saturday is the nicer of the two days. patriots, dolphins down at gillette. scattered showers, temperatures mid 70s. >> kim: monday night football made its return but the game was a snoozer, a 28-0 win by the 49'ers. >> adam: can the exception of one run by a streaker. got radio announcer kevin harlan f runs to the 40, the guy is drunk. but there he goes. the 20, they're chasing him. they're not going to get him. waving his lines, somebody stop that man. they got him. coming from the left. they tackle him at the 40 yard line. >> most exciting thing that happen tonight. >> adam: this is a play by play streaking, he just has a shirt off but that was the

at levi stadium from the guy. he will probably never be allowed back. he will always have the radio call as a souvenir. >> kim: still ahead problems with a piece of history. why the may flour 2 may not be safe for visitors in the next few years. >> adam: special salute on the vine-yard. the edgartown fire department pulling out all the stops for a world war ii veteran' >> announcer: wednesday it's a new high-tech way to fix trouble on the tracks. how these smart glasses could help train drivers make repairs without throwing a wrench into your commute. cheryl fiandaca gets an exclusive look wednesday at

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>> adam: great having you with us on a beautiful tuesday. another hour of 7 news is still ahead. i'm adam williams. >> kim: i'm kim khazei. 7 news at 5:30 starts now. >> jadiann: now at 5:30 governor baker calling for change. the new program aimed at helping mental health inmates. >> ryan: why adele fans believed adele was making a surprise pit stop at a t.station. >> jadiann: a teenager busts out from the back of a police van. th camera. >> ryan: a little boy fighting cancer gets to live out his crime of fighting crime. breaking news, a fire breaking outs at the roof top of a south end boston browntown. firefighters are working to keep it from spreading. in no -- no injuries have been reported but crews found propane tanks on the roof. one with a broken valve but