(vo) shop all makes, models and colors in your neighborhood... all with worry-free ownership. head to your neighborhood enterprise car sales and let the people who buy more vehicles than anyone... shift your thinking about buying your next one. >> kris: first at noon, k at a school bus stop in norfolk. the boy was standing at a corner. witnesses say he stepped into the street. >> sarah: that toddler was rushed to the hospital by helicopter. john cuoco has the breaking details. >> reporter: well, sarah, that accident happened right here behind me at the intersection of strawberry lane and grove street. you look closely over here. you can see some markings on the ground of this scene. neighbors say a two-year-old

norfolk police say it happened at 8:30 this morning. eyewitnesses tell us the child was crying when emergency responders arrived. they say this is a school bus stop and the child was with his brother. witnesses described hearing screams. >> i heard the screaming and the yelling. the children and the parents that were out there waiting with their children. and obviously, i went out because i didn't know what happened. i didn't hear a crash or anything. like. that i went out there. there w children waiting for the school bus and a lot of parents waiting with the kids. and this little boy was, you know, lying on the side of the road. not really moving at the moment. a couple of minutes later, he did start to moan a little bit. then he started to cry. >> reporter: and that child was med-flighted to the hospital. we are still waiting for an update on injuries. one thing a few neighbors have told us around here is that this street, this intersection

speeding drivers. that is the latest live in norfolk, john cuoco, 7 news. >> sarah: also breaking right now, sky 7 over the scene. all lanes of route nine eastbound in newton are closed. major route here. this is because of a crash into a utility pole. that is a look at the scene right there. wow. two people were taken to the hospital. non-life-threatening injuries. massachusetts state police are on the scene. this is at dudley road, if you know the area. you can see that the actually broken and hanging. so that stretch of roadway will stay closed until the power company can secure the pole and of course, clear the wires. that is a hazard as well. danielle gersh has the latest. >> danielle: thanks, christa. as you can see, no cars getting by there. as you mentioned, the road is closed on route nine eastbound. let's go to the maps. exactly where this happened in newton. the road is closed between parker street and dudley road. traffic is backed up to chestnut street because of

eastbound because of this accident, over half an hour. major delays because of. this back to you guys. >> sarah: also on 7: a well-known police chief in gloucester off the job. chief leonard campanello was recently honored at the white house for his effort to fight the opioid crisis. but now he is under investigation. victoria warren live in gloucester with more. >> reporter: sarah, this afternoon there are a lot o is going on. but they are not releasing any details. not giving specifics about what this internal investigation is about. or how long they expect it to take. nationally recognized gloucester police chief leonard campanello suddenly off the job. placed on paid administrative leave by city officials. the mayor breaking the news to the chief on tuesday. but publicly, only saying there is an internal investigation.

the fight against opioid addiction. he launched the police department's angel program and the acclaimed police-assisted addiction recovery initiative that helps addicts get treatment without fear of arrest. his efforts recognized by the white house this year. in a statement, chief's attorney didn't provide details of the internal investigation except to say it is our understanding that it has nothing to do with his duties as chief of police. we intend to cooperate fully th now, at the chief's home, there was no answer. but there was a note posted saying he is not there. and they have no comment. his attorney, though, did go on to say that he expects to be back on the job quickly. and he is looking forward to it. live in gloucester, victoria warren, 7 news. >> christa: tropical storm

st. augustine, florida. in fact, six million people are under a flash flood watch right now. officials say the storm is expected to dump three to six inches of rain on florida. let's go to chris lambert who has been monitoring this system. >> chris: big rain-maker for savannah, georgia up to charleston, south carolina here. that is where the bulk of the rain is going to fall. the center of circulation now north of jacksonville. close to sa vanna. it continues to pinwheel in. plenty of moisture. we are not talking about high wind speeds here powerful tropical systems. we do have gusty winds. sustained at 40 miles an hour. localized higher gusts. you notice these little lines and l's stacked on top of each other. this is going move very slowly over the next few days. i wish we could get some of the tropical moisture into new england to give us some rain. it is not going to happen. a lot of the moisture gets kicked out to sea early next week. in the meantime, we are baking in the sun here. 85 in boston. 85 in norwood.

somewhat muggy afternoon ahead of us as well with dew points now into the 60's. if we get some rain today, it is going to be courtesy of the cool front north and west of us. that is going to slide on through. with a couple of scattered showers and storms later on this afternoon. i would say the best chance to pick up a passing shower or thunderstorm, somewhere in the 3:00 to 7:00 p.m. time frame. not all towns will see it. in fact, only 0% or 40% of us will pick up on it. they will be quick-moving. strong wind gusts are a possibility. we will have top that more on the forecast ahead. >> christa: now the race for the white house today. hillary clinton expected to return to the campaign trail tomorrow. ok, she has been resting at home, recovering from a case of pneumonia. at the same time, donald trump is talking about his plan to improve child care. let's go to nancy chen in the control room with details. nancy? >> reporter: hillary clinton says she will be back on the trail tomorrow. this, as donald trump is set to visit flint, michigan later on today. and also opens up about his plan for affordable child

previous reports after saying tailed he will not be releasing the results of his latest physical on the dr. oz show. instead, the campaign says it will likely release the information later this week and speak only with the tv doctor on broader issues. this, as trump unveils his plan for affordable health care. >> we can provide six weeks of paid maternity leave to any mother with a newborn child whose employer does not provide the benefit. >> nancy: meantime, hillary clinton is at home recovering, losing critical campaign time. she says she will be back on the trail on thursday. yesterday, the campaign brought out the big guns to get the base excited. >> i really, really, really want to elect hillary clinton. >> nancy: the president tried to rev up key parts of his coalition. many still not excited about clinton. the president not holding back against trump.

to be championing working people? >> nancy: clinton itching to get back out. her team wants her to fully recover in time for the first debate. she is now looking at a tightening race. her lead shrinking to only four points in a four-way race, she leads by two. and bill clinton will campaign in place of hillary on the campaign trail today. in the control room, nancy chen, 7 news. >> christa: colin powell facing some scrutiny today after a series those e-mails exposed how powell feels about republican nominee donald trump. he called trump a "national disgrace." he called the birther movement which trump helped lead racist. powell confirmed to nbc that the e-mails are authentic. he says the hackers have a lot more. >> sarah: more news today: an alarming crime. three officers hit by a car while standing outside an arizona gas station early

intentional. phoenix police said the driver plowed right through the group of officers before hitting a patrol car. then the front of a sewer. the three officers, thankfully, are expected to be okay. the suspect was arrested and charged with three counts of attempted first-degree murder. he has been booked on suspicion of aggravated assault also. the car came close to hitting two clerks inside the gas station. police believe the driver targeted the officers and may have been impaired. >> this is a act on all police officers and it's simply unacceptable. our phoenix police officers were targeted. >> sarah: one of the injured officers was working his first shift on the job. he has a head injury, but like the others, is expected to be okay. >> christa: police raid a home in rhode island in search of a killer. officials are on the hunt now for a man police believe killed an officer from north carolina. a rhode island state police tactical team raided this home

might have been inside an apartment in the home. officers used tear gas and gave warnings before entering the home. but they didn't find anybody inside. >> we treat every case the same. when a police officer is slain, it definitely heightens up the threat level. obviously, he has taken one police officer down. >> christa: he was shot in the chest looking for the suspect who apparently had mised a >> sarah: 7 news now turning to worcester: a man there preparing to face a judge. he is accused of pulling a machete on another driver during a road rage attack. police say it happened near burncoat high school. they believe the suspect's 13-year-old daughter and 17-year-old son were in the car at the time of the incident. >> christa: a state trooper injured in the crash. his cruiser collided with an s.u.v. on 190.

the trooper was released from the hospital. the other driver was not hurt. >> sarah: two people in custody after two police officers were hurt in a crash in roxbury. it happened near the corner of f harold and woman bat... wombat streets last night. the injuries are not life-threatening. no word yet on the cause. police investigating another laser incident near logan airport. this time it involves a united airlines plane. the f.a.a. says pilots on the flight reported that a green laser lit up the cockpit while flying over the plane had left logan airport and was on its way to los angeles. similar incidents have happened at least a dozen times in the last year. >> christa: coming up at noon, 7 news follow it is money and delivers it to some local police departments. >> sarah: fake brady made his way to arizona for the pats first game. hear what the real tom brady is saying about his apparent

the last couple of days. not the case this afternoon. temperatures into the 80's.

>> christa: tracking julia in the tropics. a view from space. the system... wow, looks like it formed over jacksonville, florida. and it is massive there. isn't it? >> sarah: unbelievable to see that video. looking nice now. might change later on in the day. >> chris: yeah. we will track a couple of

temperatures right now running into the mid-8's. so after that taste of fall over the last couple of mornings, quite the difference here. summer comes surging back. in the humidity up a bit as well. with the dew points now running into the low to mid-60's from boston on south. notice the slightly drier air in bedford and worcester. at times, we will have some dry air trying to mix on down. the dew points kind of holding in the upper 50's to low not oppressive. but enough humidity to make it feel like summer once again outside. we are not tracking any rain at this hour. across southern new england. in fact, a lot of showers and storms having trouble getting going. as we still have some dry levels of the atmosphere in place. i don't expect a whole lot over the next couple of hours. as this cold front does push in, mid to late afternoon, we will likely see some scattered showers and storms start to fire on up.

north and west of 495 by 3:00 p.m., a couple of storms may fire on up. again, scattered about. not all towns will see it. the best chance in boston down to providence. maybe between 5:00 and 7:00. that will slide off to the south and east after. that cape cod could have a lingering gusty shower or thunderstorms. then it is over and done with. temperatures this afternoon running well into the 80's. the risk of severe weather today is marginal. severe limits with strong wind gusts. again, more of the exception rather than the rule. i think 30% or 40% of us picking up on a shower or thunderstorm. anything in terms of severe weather is rather limited. behind this, high pressure builds on. in huge change-up for tomorrow. highs closer to 70 degrees. a good 15-20 degrees cooler on

a nice refreshing feel to the air. friday morning is going to be chilly. sweatshirt weather in the morning. you bet. 84-88 this afternoon. i do think at 5:00 or 6:00, there could be a passing shower or thunderstorm in the area. by the time we get to concert time at gillette for the boss, cooling. >> danielle: we are still in in the atlantic. we are watching julia right now. our tenth named storm. julia is also the first named storm on record to actually become a named storm over land in florida. kind of a fun fact there. the next named storm we have will be carl. ... karl. this is tracking north and northeast pretty slowly. in the meantime, it is bringing rain as chris was talking about.

into the carolinas. because of that flash flood watch in effect for the area. and then we are also watching tropical depression 12. the national hurricane center just starting to issue advisories on this area here. and this is expected to track west, northwest at 35 miles per hour. and it is expected to strengthen to a tropical storm, probably as early as this evening. so we will keep an eye on this. for the rest of the forecast, back to you, chris. >> chris: we are on easy street after the evening storms wijd on down. in fact, clearing out 50 in some of the cooler suburbs. 60 in boston. very comfortable tonight. tomorrow, look at. that the high temperature only around 70 degrees. much cooler pattern prevailing tomorrow and again on friday. the pick of the weekend on saturday. mostly sunny skies. temperatures close to 80 degrees in the afternoon. close to 80 again on sunday. a better chance of scattered storms working in especially sunday afternoon and some scattered showers and storms

>> sarah: mysterious money just sitting there until our own hank phillippi ryan stepped. in we are talking hundreds of

>> christa: who is going to get all of this money? that is the big question. today hank investigates. the police are good at finding stuff. your car, your pet. your wallet. but this time, we found something for them. >> it was really good news. really good news. >> reporter: money. their money. >> fantastic. >> reporter: all money we found in the massachusetts state fresh rur's unclaimed property division. the office that puts out this list of people who don't realize they have money coming to them. abandoned bank accounts, forgotten checks, uncashed dividends. and our detective work found more than a quarter million dollars for local law enforcement. money for the massachusetts state police, for the boston police. for lexington. for middlefield, and for newbury. the middleton police benevolent association will get $3,200. >> i'm very grateful for you finding it for us.

>> reporter: this spreadsheet shows there is money for police in braintree. harvard. billerica. medford. and more. we wondered why wouldn't those places know it? but the state treasury official in charge of unclaimed property told me with so many transactions, it's not uncommon. >> are you surprised that police departments have money coming to them? >> i'm not surprised because i see every day that so many different people so, many different businesses have money coming to them. will go straight to the community. winthrop will use the money for more outreach events like. this and in middleton, it will help needy families. and here is more good news. because of our story, money may be on the way to your town, too. >> reporter: has any police department called you since we called them? >> dozens. we have been able to return over tens of thousands of dollars. >> reporter: tens of thousands of dollars? correct. >> reporter: what do you think about that?

state police told us since we clued them in, they will be checking with the fresherer every month. i'm hank phillippi ryan. >> sarah: next at noon, no brady, no problem. we will show you the fake brady who decided to play back-up on game day. >> christa: a burglar making himself at home in someone else's house. not only did he rob the place.

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>> christa: the patriots might be missing a quarterback but there was an impostor on sunday. >> christa: he got the crowd going here. bleacher report sent this person wearing this brady mask to glendale. what do you think? >> sarah: creepy. >> christa: it is. so you can see that he had

took pictures. brady and his friend explained how they made this mask on the today show this morning. >> it took about a month to make the mask. they use a really high-quality silicone to create it. and you know, a lot of the details are hand-sewn. the stubble you see on the face, that is actually hand-sewn in. the hair is real hair. >> christa: you really do a >> sarah: yeah. >> christa: it creeped out a lot of people, apparently. including brady himself. he said "that's scary. that would be terrifying." not nearly as good-looking as the real tom brady. >> sarah: of course not. >> christa: the proportions are all wrong. the the guy is not tall enough. >> sarah: okay. all right. the patriots are set to wear all blue when they host the texans in week three. rob gronkowski showed off the

they are alternate uniforms worn for thursday night games. the pats have not worn all blue uniforms since 2002 when they lost both times. >> chris: summer surging back in this afternoon. if you like that fall-like weather, don't worry. it is back tomorrow. forecast ahead. v.o.: kelly ayotte says she's on our side, but on our rights, she's squarely with donald trump. trump: planned parenthood should absolutely be defunded. v.o.: ayotte agrees, voting six times to do just that, defund planned parenthood. and both oppose our right to safe and legal abortion. ayotte: well i certainly think that roe should be overturned... trump: there has to be some form of punishment. matthews: for the woman? trump: yeah, there has to be some form. v.o.: ayotte and trump, wrong for new hampshire women. planned parenthood votes is responsible for the

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>> christa: breaking news about a two-year-old hit and injured at a school bus stop

at the corner. witnesses say he then stepped into the street. >> sarah: that toddler was rushed to the hospital by helicopter. we have the breaking details. >> reporter: sarah, that accident happened right here behind me at the intersection of strawberry lane and grove street. if you take a look over this way. you see some orange markings on the ground of the scene. neighbors say a two-year-old boy was hit by a car at this intersection. norfolk police say it happened at 8:30 this morning. the child was crying when emergency responde they say this is a school bus stop and the child was with his brother. witnesses describe hearing screams. >> i heard the screaming and the yelling. of the children and the parents that were out there waiting with their children. and obviously, i went out because i didn't know what happened. i didn't hear a crash or anything. i went out there. and there were, you know, a lot of children waiting for the school bus. a lot of parents waiting with the kids. and this little boy was, you

moment. he did start to moan a little bit a couple minutes later. then he started to cry. so... >> reporter: that child was med-flighted to an area hospital. we are still trying to get an update on his injuries. one thing a few neighbors told us that this street and this intersection is known as a problem area for speeding drivers. live in norfolk, 7 news. >> christa: route nine eastbound in newton crash into this utility pole there. you can see, we know that two people were taken to the hospital with non-life-threatening injuries. and this area here is dudley road. you can see the pole is broken and just hanging. that roadway will stay closed until the power company can secure the pole and also clear those wires. >> sarah: also on 7: a police chief in gloucester off the job this afternoon. chief leonard campanello was

the opioid epidemic. but now he is under investigation. 7's victoria warren is in gloucester with more. >> reporter: nationally recognized gloucester police chief leonard campanello suddenly off the job. placed on paid administrative leave by city officials. the mayor breaking the news to the chief tuesday, but publicly, only saying there is an internal investigation. chief campanello launched into the spotlight for his work in the fight against opioid addiction. he launched department's angel program and the acclaimed police-assisted addiction recovery initiative that helps addicts get treatment without fear of arrest. his efforts recognized by the white house this year. in a statement, the chief's attorney didn't provide details of the internal investigation except to say "it is our understanding that it has nothing to do with his duties as chief of police. we intend to cooperate fully with the city to bring this

home, there was no answer. but there was a note posted, saying that he is not there and that they have no comment. the chief's attorney did go on to say, though, they expect him to be back on the job quickly, and he is looking forward to it. in gloucester, victoria warren, 7 news. >> christa: now tracking tropical storm julia. the storm bringing high winds to st. augustine, florida. six million people right now are under a flash flood watch. as t storm could dump three to six inches of rain in parts of georgia and south carolina. so let's go to chris lambert who has been tracking it. >> chris: slowly crawling its way up the coastline, chris. to savannah, georgia right here. that heavy rain getting pulled back in along the georgia coast, south carolina coastline. this slowly trickles off to the north. we will see that rain area expand through the south carolina coastline over the

anywhere anytime soon here. winds are 40 miles an hour right now. it goes down a little bit as a tropical depression. bounces back up, a tropical storm. it will hug that coastline right there and provide mostly a big rain event for that area. unfortunately, the tropical moisture is not going to work into new england. it gets kicked out to sea early next week. 85 degrees right now in boston. 85 in norwood. the summer theme rolling on after a couple of fall-like days out there. we have increased the humidity back again 57 in worcester. we are not talking about a huge surge in humety. something more noticeable compared to where we have been. also, watching more cloud around in southern new hampshire. very spot showers beginning to try to get going here into new york. up into vermont. and as a cold front interacts with the warmth and the heat that we have during the day today. somewhat of a humid air mass. we will get a few scattered quick-moving storms to form this afternoon. best chance for a passing shower or thunderstorm between

strong wind gusts. we will have to keep an eye on one or two of them. much cooler tomorrow. close to 70 degrees. we will talk more on that and the week ahead. >> sarah: hillary clinton expected to return to the campaign trail tomorrow. she has been recovering at home from a case of pneumonia. as for donald trump, he is talking about his plan to improve child care. nancy chen in the control room now with the details. she will be back on the trail tomorrow. this, as donald trump records a show with dr. oz and is set to visit flint, michigan later on today. donald trump contradicting previous reports after saying today he will not be releasing the results of his latest physical on the dr. oz show. instead, the campaign says it will likely release the information later this week. and speak only with the tv doctor on broader issues. this, as trump unveils his plan for affordable health care. >> we can provide six weeks of

mother with a newborn child whose employer does not provide the benefit. >> nancy: meantime, hillary clinton remains at home recovering. but losing critical campaign time. 56 days to go and the first debate weeks away. she says she will be back on the trail on thursday. yesterday, the campaign brought out the big guns to get the base excited. >> i really, really, really want to elect hillary clinton. >> nancy: in philadelphia, the president tried to rev up key parts of latinos and young people. >> really? this is the guy you want to be championing working people? >> nancy: clinton itching to get back out. her team wants her to fully recover in time for the first debate. she is now looking at a tightening race. her lead shrinking to only four points in a four-way race, she only leads by two. and as she is home resting,

in the control room, nancy chen, 7 news. >> christa: all right, nancy. thank you. new details out of syria this afternoon. the u.s. and russia helping to broker a cease-fire there. it appears to be holding. here is reporter matt bradley with the latest. >> reporter: the syrian observatory for human rights reported there hasn't been any civilian casualtities since the guns fell mostly silent on monday night. a special envoy for syria sai that is something of a surprise considering the pessimism that surrounded this deal. at sunset tonight, the two sides will reevaluate their progress. if everything goes as planned, then russia and america will extend the cease-fire for another 48 hours. but there is one crucial element that's still missing. the syrian government has been blocking aid convoys from reaching rebel-held eastern

200,000 civilians. the u.n. envoy said that convoys car rig much-needed supplies have mostly not crossed the border into syria. he said that only two convoys have gone so far. and there is still some 20 that are idling on the syrian border, waiting to go through customs. now, he said that regarding humanitarian assistance, there is still some homework to be done. but still, optimism among diplomats appears to have spiked. if the truce holds, some 20 leaders at the u.n. in new york next week to hash out a broader resolution to this five-year-long civil war that has killed nearly half a million people. syrians are certainly hoping that this cautious optimism continues. matt bradley, nbc news, london. >> christa: more news internationally today. russian hackers have released what they claim are medical records of several u.s. olympians. the world's anti-doping agency

athletes' records were stolen. in fact, gymnast simone biles was affected by that hack. her use of medication for adhd is within guidelines, she said. the anti-doping agency says that it condemns ongoing cyber-attacks. >> sarah: the first week of the body camera pilot program for the boston police. one hundred officers are now wearing the cameras: some of them showed off the technology last night. they say a live-stream from the camera can be viewed through a e there working with the young kids, the elderly in the community. that is way you really build the bonds with the community. >> sarah: commissioner evans says he is pleased with the start of the program. and while officers rezifsed at first, he believes they are fully committed to the program. >> christa: just ahead, a burglar making himself at home in someone else's house.

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>> sarah: an agorbl little baby panda trying to turn herself over there. the clip went viral on chinese social media. the panda cub does not have a name yet. we were saying earlier, we want to see this in proportion to something else. right now, in that video, doesn't the panda look like the size of your thumb or something? looks so tiny. >> christa: you want to scoop them up and give him back to his momma. >> sarah: eventually, she turns over, >> chris:. >> them. they have to strengthen that core. get those muscles going. 64 in boston this morning. 59 in norwood. 62 this morning in plymouth. so it wasn't as cool of a start this morning. as we saw the last couple of mornings. an easy rebound into the 80's. in fact, we stand in the mid-0's right now from boston to norwood. the wind is out of the southwest, if not the west. at 14 miles an hour. no sea breeze is going to kick on in today. a gusty wind down across the

temperatures there in the 70's. with that wind gusting. 20-30 miles an hour. a little bit cooler for the cape and the islands. the rest of us, mid to upper 80's this afternoon. dew points, drop off substantially. back into southern canada. that is the low humidity that will be with us on thursday into friday. to get to that low humidity and the cool temperatures, a cold front has to come on through, of course. we have sunshine out there now. more clouds into the mix this afternoon. and we are going to watch a broken line of some scattered showers and storms form along the cold frontnd little bit behind that front as it slides into southern new england. our best opportunity to pick up on some of these scattered showers and storms, between 3:00 and 7:00 p.m. initially, the first batch will form across southern new hampshire. then across western massachusetts. perhaps as early as 3:00 in the afternoon. 4:00, 5:00, 6:00, getting closer to the boston area. then anything after 6:00 or 7:00 is south of boston and we could have a lingering gusty shower or thunderstorm down across the cape until 8:00. then that's it for a couple of

we are drying out. a marginal risk that a couple of the storms are strong, if not severe. strong wind gusts. we will keep an eye on that mid to late afternoon. when these storms come on. in a lot of wind upstairs in the atmosphere. sometimes when you get these thunderstorms to form, that wind can get dragged down and pushed out to the surface. one or two of the storms in southern new england containing damaging wind gusts. 84-88 this afternoon. no question, a warm one. muggy, not overly oppressive. dew points close to 60 than we are seen the last couple of days. how about fenway park tonight? or if you are heading out to gillette for the boss concert there, we are looking good. by the time we get to first pitch, the shower and thunderstorm threat is there, though. in the pregame or if you are heading out to tail-gate. keep that in mind. >> danielle: thanks, chris. yeah. still in the peak of hurricane season. right now, we are watching our tenth named storm of the season. that is tropical storm julia. kind of interesting.

the state of florida. right now julia does have winds of 40 miles per hour. tracking north, northeast slowly at six miles per hour. in the meantime, bringing torrential rain from charleston up into the carolinas. a lot of rain there. even flash flood watches in effect for those areas. and in addition to that, we are actually watching tropical depression 12. the national hurricane center just starting to issue advisories on this system. and this is way out in the atlantic. and it does have winds of 35 miles per hour. it is moving west, northwest. expect it to become a tropical storm here as early as this evening. then it will weaken again and restrengthen. we will continue to monitor this along with everything else going on in the tropics. chris, back to you. >> chris: all right, danielle. we cool down tomorrow. 50's in the cooler suburbs.

fall-like feel to the air. we will have that as well. the average high this time of year, 74 degrees. we will be just behind. that we haven't had too many days where we have talked about below averages. tomorrow may be close it to. in boston. there it is. the forecast. warming up over the weekend. pushing close to 80 degrees. over the weekend. saturday, nice and dry. it will be on sunday nast we track the next front in here that could provide us some scattered showers and storms. especially sunday afternoon. some of the storms with that slow-moving front and showe before we heat it back up and warm it back up and dry it out on tuesday. guys? >> sarah: some apple users ran into installation problems yesterday while trying to download the latest mobile operation system, ios 10. according to complaints over social immediateya, the update process failed for some ipad and iphone users: and even erased the memory on the phone. apple says the issue has been fixed so it should be safe to update. >> christa: coming up, triple

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>> he came into the house. and proceeded to steal all my tvs. my bicycle. computers. >> so take a look at this guy just walking around this home in miami off northeast 82nd street. and making himself at home. he is taking the flat-screen television out of the house and taking his time. >> this was extremely brazen.

>> this home owner couldn't believe his eyes when he saw the video. he was out of town. when this crook was in his house, ripping off everything he could. that's right. he says he broke into the house saturday, sunday, and monday. >> talk about brazen. this is how this guy got into this house. through this window over here. he came back three days in a row. and there is more. the alarm is going offer. what does he do? he decides i'm going to open up the bridge. and... the fridge. and get myself a nice piece of cheesecake. that too is caught on video. >> look at him opening the refrigerator and eating the cheesecake. an appetite for dessert. he will hang out and take a bite. he will gobble up the crumbs that fall on the ground. >> once again, he is brazen. you know, i guess thieves get hungry as well. >> an appetite for taking things. takes a ladder and the cables

listen to everything else he got away with. >> projectors. ipads. ipods. he took a sink from my studio. >> and he is not frightened. the cops arrive each time. but each time, this crook gets away. and now with this crystal clear video, this home owner hoping this that guy's run has come to an end. >> we are going to catch you. with this story out, f they will call any report to crime. >> sarah: coming up next, headed to see bruce springsteen tonight: how you can avoid the traffic down in foxboro. >> chris: trying to avoid some showers and storms as well.

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>> christa: the m.b.t.a. announcing that tickets for a special train service tonight are sold-out. the special commuter rail train is taking people from south station to gillette for the bruce springsteen concert tonight. the concert is expected to last three or more hours. maybe even four. he has been playing that long. >> sarah: everybody will be

>> chris: you will fit right in. we do expect a couple of scattered storms out there through the afternoon. i think by 7:30, the start of the concert, we dry out at gillette. if, indeed, you do catch a passing shower or thunderstorm at gillette. maybe around 5:00 or 6:00 p.m. heads-up on the tail-gating out there. the forecast going through the rest of the week, we feel that fall-like feel to the air again on thursday and friday. friday morning, starting off into the 40's. the weekend, a saturday is your pick. guys? >> christa: thanks for watching. >> sarah: have a great

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>> abe: yeah, i got the file you emailed. fingerprints and dna match. milo harp is orpheus. i'll make sure both names are on the poster. with any luck, they weren't headed this way. >> eve: you know what? you take the baby. maybe she just needs some last-minute adjustments on the dress. i'll be right back. >> nicole: okay. >> marlena: all right, we'll get the show on the road. aughs] oh, my gosh. >> brady: [sighs] >> paul: nervous? >> brady: no. maybe a little. no, i mean, i got nothing to be nervous about. i'm marrying the love of my life, the mother of my child. today's a great day, right? [objects clatter] >> eve: oh! oh, god! oh, god! [yelling] [suspenseful music]