welcome back, kevin. >> kevin: thank you, blair. the humidity is much lower e lower, so you're not getting the 100 degree plus heat indexes here in new england most recentlily 89 boston, 88 degrees. but while we get a break in the action today and a beautiful day out there, look what's lurking to our west. more showers, more thunderstorms. there's even a couple of yellow boxes you'll see here, that's severe thunderstorm warning box areas happening with this system that's moving toward us. it is pushing right toward new england. so through the night and into late night hours and early morning hours, not much happening. until near sunrise and look what has. so many showers and storms on the warm front that's pushing toward us, start to bring their precipitat threat, into western portions of new england. now, that's going to france late eastward eventually. that's when we get into the hot, sticky air. by the afternoon. so two chances, the warm front coming by in the morning with showers and storms mainly to our west. and then in the af

>> blair: i'm very surprised by that. i figured top ten easy. >> vanessa: a young boy died on a water slide and exactly what happened to him remains a mystery. >> blair: but tonight, there are calls for more regulation. >> vanessa: at the end of the day, regardless of how thrilling the ride is, it needs to be safe. >> blair: the only inspection one employee says they routinely perform. employees turn the stables on some robbers. what they noticed that told them, it was time to attack. >> blair: and it was a disturbing story. an elderly woman assaulted in her own home, how police track down a suspect with just a few words from the victim about what dear fellow citizen, i know what it's like to live a full life. but living for today doesn't mean forgetting about tomorrow. most people spend more time planning their vacation than they do for retirement. ? don't worry. it just takes some planning. and i can help. so if you have a question about retirement, ask me. sincerely, bernard tynes >> vanessa: still no arrest tonight in

forget about putting on your make up while sitting in traffic. >> blair: can't do that at all. hands on the wheel. >> there are countries that do this. >> blair: it works for some. >> this is a lot here. >>> a bride didn't have her father walk her down the aisle, for another man to accompany her on her big day. >>> and now here's bob ward with what we're working on at 5:00. >> reporter: we continue with breaking news out of princeton after a jogger found murdered going for an afternoon run. the new details that we got from investigators that could be critical to this investigation. protect you from the zika virus. but federal officials say don't fios is not cable. we're wired differently, 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 going to let me see what you're seeing. really? yes, mr. mcenroe... see that cord? just plug it into the connector on the right. so you can clearly see what's in and what's out? oh absolutely. tech support that lets your technician see the problem over your smartp

i'm vanessa welch. >> blair: i'm blair miller. bob, he had a pretty interesting exchange with the federal prosecutor before this hearing even began. >> the reporter: you know, frank salemme is in his 80's now in court, he looked his age, he looked tired, but when he walked very much like a real wise guy. if former new england mafia mob bass frank salemme is worried about this new federal charge that could lead to the death penalty, he didn't show it in court. in fact, when salemme first glimpsed famed mob prosecutor, salemme blurted out, hey, fred, fancy seeing you here, but the feds are in no joking mood. frank is a lemanowicz tweeting is charged with the murder of frank disarro in 1993. his body was discovered grave. salemme's lawyer says the allegation is false, saying the accusation based on the word of whitey bulger partner, salemme, who told the feds, salemme took part in the murder and helped bury the body. >> salemme denies the charges, always has, always will. this case will go to trial. >> the reporter: frank is a legal

he appears to be ignoring them, blair. he's very determined to get to the top. >> blair: this has been going on since about 4:00 p.m. and there's obviously some conversation going on, but it's a very delicate task for nypd, because of this being up so high obviously and there's a large crowd there down on 5th avenue watching it all unfold. i know we've been seeing some of the huge inflatable air bags >> vanessa: they've deployed the air bags in case he does fall. we'll continue to follow this. go to the facebook page where we're streaming it live and on the facebook app. if you would lie to see how it ends if it does, but well continue on with the day's top news. >> mark: former new england mob boss frank salemme made an appearance in federal court. he is charged with killing a witness more than 20 years ago much the name of the witness was not released. however, the june indictment of another high-ranking member of the mob says to have a flight club manager's body buried in rhode island. >> vanessa: waltham police have a

blair, am i right, your kids? >> blair: you know it. >> elizabeth: the discovery that may surprise you when it comes to how much they can consume every day. >> kevin: did that flu frosting? i'll show you how long the heat will last this week. >> blair: are you having a hard ? ? ? money on back to school shopping. a student supply list used to be as simple as a few notebooks and pencils. now more than ever, expensive electronics on the must have checklist. here's ways to save money on the big ticket items. >> it's really really expensive. >> which is kind of nuts. >> reporter: aj garrison the is cofounder of for marketing. has advice for saving cash on school gad for ipads, laptops and cell phones you can still save money buying these electronics just by doing research. >> check the reviews not only the retailer you're buying from, but also the model you're looking to buy as well. >> if you start online and work through the websites it's pretty easy now. >> reporter: garrison says buying brand new items isn't alway

this is all caught on camera. >> elizabeth: oh boy. >> blair: oh boy is right. this video shows a stampede of people, running across the crowded street, cutting off cars, those runners are apparently pokemon go one of the game's characters. this is the latest in the string of incidents of pokemon goes incidents look at all the people out there. >> elizabeth: hard to find that. video showed olympic swimmer ryan lochte and three other teammates leaving a gas station in rio shortly after it was vandalized, but police never questioned the swimmers. transcript of the swimmers. the teammates broke a mirror and soap dispenser in the bathroom. in the signed testimony to police, swimmers were only asked about damage to a poster that lochte reportedly knocked down. >> leslie jones has been added to a long list of stars hacked bipartisanship leadership twitters. all of her information, including driver's license, passports and nude photos were posted. the hacker who got into her account got and i-cloud. jones has since taken down her web site. lily and i love dogs, but hav

. >> blair: accused of drunk driving in a crash one long time friend and injured another. that group was on the way home in a party over the weekend. fox 25 crystal haynes is live in londonburg where this is happening. dozens of people showed up in court there today, kristin? >> reporter: that's right. emotions rose high. a roadside vigil set up behind me, for the 18-year-old lunenburg high school football star killed in the crash. vehicle, joey kapp, had a alcohol limit 1.35 times the legal limit at this time. scholarship student joey kapp faced the judge on motor vehicle charges. the 19-year-old accused driving home drunk from a party at fitchburg state this weekend and crashing his car and killing his 18-year-old friend austin robbins and injuring his 19-year-old friend shawn mcniff. >> he admitted to party at fitchburg state. he admitted at having four to five twisted teas. he admitted to speeding. he admitted to trying to show off. >> reporter: police say when they arrived on scene around 3:00 a.m., kapp led them to his injured and deceased best friend. >> he was unre

wilson. >> blair: what the "mlb tonight" is doing to make -- >> blair: what the mbta is doing to make sure people stay cool with the temperatures rise. >> temperatures in the 90's, but feeling like the triple digits. i'll show you when we break the heat and when the risk of rain increases. >> vanessa: the pats are getting read did to take on the new >> vanessa: the pats are getting read did to take on the new orleans saints in the first fios is not cable. we're wired differently. th 100 meg internet. which means that in the time it takes mr. wagner to pour a 20 oz. cup of coffee, tommy can download 30 songs, and jan can upload 120 photos. 12 seconds. that's the power of fiber optics. and right now you can get 100 meg internet with equal upload and dowloads speeds, tv and phone for just $69.99 per month online. cable can't offer internet speeds this fast at a price this good. >> vanessa: let's take a look at the roads right now with our live drivetime traffic. a live look at 93 from assembly square in somerville. traffic is slow going out there in both directions. let's go to the maps

good evening, i'm vanessa welch. >> blair: i'm blair miller. sources are telling fox 25 vanessa marcotte may have been raped and had burns on her body when she was found in a wooded area, less than half a mile from her mother's home in princeton. following the latest with that investigation. >> the reporter: yeah, the district attorney tells us that what is particularly concerning about all of this is that they don't know if this was a random crime or not. so tonight, they are warning members of the community to be vigilant and to travel in pairs, while vanessa marcotte's killer remains on the loose. now police tell us that marcotte, who was traveling here for the weekend, from new york city, was last seen yesterday at 1:00 p.m. in the afternoon, going for a ru investigators say some time over the next three hours, marcotte was apparently abducted from the area, and possibly sexually assaulted. police say after a massive search are a k-9 let them to marcotte's body in the woods about a half mile from her mother's house. sources tell fox 25, mar

>> the reporter: blair and vanessa, it happened at cystic 87 in east boston. this time we found out it was a female officer who hopped into her vehicle after work and then she noticed a problem. and two lug nuts loosened altogether. the officer was driving home when her steering wheel started to shake and she had trouble steering her vehicle. she continued home and got out to see her wheel had been tampered with. this is the 3rd incident since july. fox 25 broke this story about an officer who lost a tire after driving home from district a1 downtown. then, last thursday, a transit officer also lost a tire, driving home from a boston police parking lot in dorcst determined the vehicle's lug nuts were loosened. today, we asked mayor marty walsh about the incident and he says, it is very concerning. >> we got to find out who is doing this. i mean, that's a dangerous thing to do and you know, our police department, our officers don't deserve that. i mean, they deserve -- don't deserve to have to go in their cars and worry about lug nuts being released. >> the repo

. >> reporter: not a lot of details here, blair. police tell fox 25, they really can't say much about the investigation be only that it's ongoing. police revealed this surveillance video of the woman they wanted to talk to as part of the investigation into the murder. within the last hour, we learned sh found blanca reyes dead inside a garage on princeton street. last month, they arrested jose alexandra fernandez on motive charges. still no word on a motive. talked with one of her sister's, that interview only on fox 25 at 6:00. live in the control room, elizabeth hopkins, fox 25 morning news. >> blair: a woman involved in a violent car crash with a school brought this to you yesterday an fox 25 morning news morning news. was a passenger of a car that slided with a school bus taking kids to camp. she died from those injuries. the driver of the car still in the hospital of the cause of the crash is still under investigation. >> elizabeth: developing this afternoon, the search for survivors continues in italy, in the wake of the devas

. >> blair: now to a story only on fox 25. a disturbing crime at one of boston's biggest tourist attractions. police say a man committed an indecent sexual assault on a young girl, watching a group of street performers. at 5:00 p.m., we told you how the group of dancers helped police catch him. >> vanessa: new tonit this never happens to anyone else who stops to watch them. fox 25's robert goulston live at faneuil hall, where this disturbing scene unfolded. robert? >> the reporter: vanessa and blair, these street performances outside faneuil hall, they get very crowded, people get caught up in the excitement an they are distracted. well, a young teenage girl was watching the show right here at faneuil hall on sunday, when police say a man did something more than inappropriate right the breeze team is all about the right moves. on sunday -- >> they we doing the singleher . >> the reporter: police say the group's moves helped them make spain, started pointing and yelling what the man did and that he was trying to get away. >> so

blair. >> blair: family and friends said a final good-bye to today to the 7-year-old boston child who drowned while at a city run day camp. a funeral for kyzr willis was held in mattapan. he died last week from a accidental drowning. during the service, his uncle said his nephew will leave a lasting impact. >> it's a tragedy that the situation happened. all of this is that kyzr at the young age that he is, actually saving lives today. he's saving other children's lives. >> blair: kyzr's death prompted the city to put new programs in affect, prompting all children to wear life jackets at any time. >>> a deadly knife attack in in london was not an act of the last 10 minutes, the american woman was identified as a wife of florida state university professor. benjamin hall is in london with more on what we know about the attacker. >> reporter: an american is dead following an attack in the british capital. 60-year-old woman among the people stabbed here in russell square. >> those injured were aus stillian american, british. will could what's necessary to support them. >> reporter: police

fox 25's blair miller got a rare access today to a special shark research team and he was out of the water when the team actually spotted those sharks. >> mark: blair found out how their research is now leading towns to change how they warn swimmers and for some, it's turning from fear to fascination. >>> we're out here with research he was looking for great white sharks an we're not too far off the coast. part of what they're doing out here is education, but another big part to this -- public safety. racing along the coast of cape cod, we leave chad ham on board with researchers from the atlantic white shark conservancy, a group seeing more shark activity this summer. too early to tell if we are seeing an early peak in activity, or if that's going to be sustained through the season. >> the reporter: with the help the sharks. >> can you see it. it's that big shadow if the water. >> the reporter: a 12-foot shark, less than 50 yards from the beach. sky fox also there today, as we find one after another, four sharks in just a couple of hours.

that makes dave a natural to coach both blair and grant. but there is the dad daughter dad son coaching dynamic. coach parent relationship 10:06:30 i've just tried to stick to what bonnie and i believe as far just who i am and what fits my personality. sometimes conversations might may get more aggressive or a little more intense. but then also backing off. it's actually being pretty easy wit 10:17:35 there's some things that are hard. some things get a little intense. but it's that intensity that makes everything better. it definitely helps me to be everything that i am today. i definitely credit them for everything that's happened to me. 10:17:49 blair gymnast turned soccer player who got into skating because she was bored. her father coach says that when he watches his daughter skate..he sees his wife in her prime. 10:55:46 he'll send pictures out like 'it looks so much like your mom. and it's just crazy because we kind of even look alike. and i';m like following in her tracks in what she did 10:56:01 like her older brother, blair is com

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off the coast of cape cod, blair miller, fox25 news. dan danvers a good story there. >>> a local woman is being sent off into retirement in style. >> come on in. >> daniel: the special goodbye for a long-time fast food worker. more controversy surrounding td bank's new intern, bart, is one of those robots from an other bank, we're training him to bank human. uh-uh, bart? why are you winding the clock back? the clock stated 11:35 pm, but they are still working. the clock is fine. our live customer service is available all night, and all day for that matter. he's learning. at td bank we do things differently, like live customer service 24/7. bart: hello? hello! >>> now at 4:30. an uber driver accused of exposing himself to teenaged girls. the other crime on his record that is creating public outrage. >>> plus, a fbi raid at a holliston house lands a man in jail without bail. the list of threats he is accused of making targeting everyone from muslims to the president. morning, and the city wants to use a little bit of imagination for a ped

information from blair. that stretch of road has caused so much confusion that quincy police put a video on their facebook telling drivers how the system works. to far no crashes at the involving tom brady's wife is being cut from tomorrow's ceremony of the olympics. gisele bunchen took part in a skit where she and to be robbed by a poor child from the lums of rio. they called it a tremendous misunderstanding. intended to have the boy asking the supermodel for a unaware what role gisele will be in the ceremonies. >>> hanley ramirez will miss only two games. no damage to his wrist, just sore. great news there. >>> david ortiz getting love for the mariner's before last night's game. how about 34 pounds of fish to sell is great your retirement from pike place market. the phenom with a single to left field. he also singles to right later in the game. but this game was all about the long ball. in the 7th, adam moon to rick porcello deep to right. the third solo home run of the game. mariners win 3-1. sox face the

that makes dave a natural to coach both blair and grant. but there is the dad daughter dad son coaching dynamic. coach parent relationship i've just tried to stick to what bonnie and i believe as far just who i am and what fits my personality. sometimes conversations might may get more aggressive or a little more intense.but then also backing off. it's actually being pretty he'll send pictures out to so many people and they're like 'it looks so much like your mom. and it's just crazy because we kind of even look alike. and i';m like following in her tracks in what comfortable being the daughter of 2 former olympians. we definitely have like a total normal life. other than coming here and training with them. i don't look at them like, 'they're olympians, and everything. i treat them as 'it's my mom, it's my dad. knowing what i takes to be the best that you can be, but trying to make it so you have the best of both worlds. my family, dave's family very conscious of keeping you very grounded. and so i think what we learned transform that into

good evening, i'm vanessa welch. >> blair: i'm blair for mark ockerbloom tonight. we just got new details of the victims from the suspects from police. jackie, you were able to get some answers about what happened out there. >> the reporter: blair and vanessa, what i know right now is a man is under arrest for armed assault with intent to murder, after he stabbed two women on weston street police say. it all happened around 1:00 p.m. today, when the police call came in, they went inside the house an found two victims, a 52-year-old woman, suffering an 83-year-old woman, with a laceration to her hand. both of those victims were taken to area hospitals and right now, that 52-year-old woman remains in critical condition. we have not been told how many times she was stabbed, where she sustained her injuries, or what the weapon was, but the scene outside of that house was bloody. and from the street, our photographer captured first responders treating what appeared to be one of those victims on the sidewalk. the suspect is 37-year-old emanuel lewis from waltham. we were

officers fired 46 shots in return--hitting blair 13 times. a toxicology reportws had multiple drugs in his system. a denver police officer vowed he'd get back to work after a terrible accident. after 12 surgeries and a grueling recovery - it finally happens today for officer john adsit. adsit and two other officers were working at a student protest on colfax -- they were on bikes..when a car hit them. officer adsit was dragged by that car. the two other officers were not seriously hurt. limited duty during the transition back to work. our reporter nelson garcia is talking to officer adsit - later this morning. hillary clinton will be campaigning in ohio today. this rally comes days ahead of the public having access to documents related to the email controversy. the f-b-i is expected to release those records which include clinton's interview with federal agents. after a lenghty investigation, the f-b-i chose not to file criminal charges against clinton over her use of a private email server during her time as secretary of state. but the f-b-i'

good evening, i'm vanessa welch. >> blair: i'm blair miller, in for mark ockerbloom tonight. police say the suspect is a male who likely has fresh scratches or bruises on him. fox 25's katherine burcham is live in princeton and investigators have also narrowed down a timeline of when sewent missing. >> the reporter: there's a two-hour window where police shoulder of brook station road and may have even walked along that road. they're now hoping that someone saw that vehicle or even that man, with visible injuries. after completing the autopsy on vanessa marcotte, on tuesday, and testing evidence from her body, investigators now say that evidence is painting a new picture of the man who killed her. the district attorney says they now know vanessa fought back against her killer when he attack her, possibly striking or scratching him. struggle was enough that vanessa left him with visible injuries. this new lead comes after a new search of the area, off brook station road, near where vanessa's body was discovered sunday. we saw investigators carrying brown evidence bags from tho

the toxicology report shows blair had multiple drugs in his system at the time. of badly jefferson county dog attack, two dog who killed their owner will now be euthanized. investigators said the two pit bulls attacked 60-year-old susan shaw in her home on black widow drive in conniver and injured her adult son richard who called 911. richard gave permission to put down the dogs been >>> an 18-year-old is charged child with a broken clavicle, bruise and fractured skull. 18-year-old paul davidson is charged with reckless child abuse causing injury. the child was having difficulty breathing and was pleading from his mouth. davidson is expected in court later today. >>> big storm in the area, incredible lightning. benjamin lincoln shared that via twitter. the rain highly variable. some areas were west of boulder, over 3 inches 93, lillington, and up through central denver and hen got progressively lighter north and east towards brighton and d.i.a. for us, today, a good start, good deal of sunshine through the morning and afternoon. we'll begin to see a build-up of c

we have a crash in upper moreland, county line road southbound side near blair mill. eastbound construction on the turnpike between willow grove and bensalem right lane out of commission, speeds are not impacted a whole lot. if you're driving through phoenixville all this week we'll be without a chunk of route 23, 724 arena township line road stay on 113 all this week. that chunk of 23 will remain closed. a closure in west hampton, burlington county, it's ahmad road shut down from 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. burlington jacksonville road an alternate. in winslow township closing egg harbor road. old lancaster pike in hockessin will be closed 41 is the alternate around that. an object on the blue route southbound near necessitier -- necessitier providence. >>> a college student was shot while playing pokemon go. a friend told police they noticed someone suspicious watching them from atop a hill, but it was too dark to make out a face. they found him with a bullet wound he received first aid, he later died. >>> it's been a tense chargedded -- tense charged day for the third d

live in the control room, blair miller, fox 25 news. >> mark: take a good look. this will probably be the last time we see tom brady speaking practice until october. pats star quarterback getting ready to serve his deplate gate suspension and brady didn't have much to say about his plans for his time away from the team. fox 25 sports director tom leyden and tom, it's the patriots way to keep quiet. >> mum is the word. that seems to be the game plan and the little we heard from brady is likely the last we'll hear from him until october. 19 months in the making, the most ridiculously overblown suspension in the history of the nfl is about to begin. so what are the plans as he's forced to watch his teammates? well, he's newt going in to too much detail. >> you know we'll do what we always do, work, use all these days in the best way that's possible to, you know, stay prepared and stay sharp, and you know, i have ideas of what i need to do. i'm going to use these days the best way i possibly can. >> the reporter: could you imagine being as competitive as brady is, th

. >> blair and vanessa, everyone we spoke to here at the first congregational church teleus they're living in fear. they want to know who killed community. >> reporter: they hugged and cried and shared stories in honor of the 27-year-old who was brutally killed while out for a jog. >> i didn't know her. i don't even know the family but the fact that it happened in our town because we are so -- it doesn't happen in princeton. >> reporter: complete strangers brought flowers and showed up to pay respect at the candlelight vigil. >> we an all are very nervous. >> reporter: marcot lived in new york city where she worked for google, in princeton visiting her mother for the weekend. sunday afternoon she went for a jog and was last seen on brook station road. fox 25 has learned she was sexually assaulted and found with burns to her body. very genuine person. >> reporter: marcot's high school friend showed up to the vigil. >> everybody really, really liked her. she was so smart. >> reporter: first responders who were at the scene stood side by side. >> feel bad for the family. i mean it's a huge lo

blair miller, fox 25 news. >> elizabeth: new at 6:00 p.m., a scientist at m.i.t. says he's created the fountain which i say, ock, sign me up. according to new york magazine, the daily anti-age willing supplement claims to optimize and support your most critical metabolic systems. right now, trials are underway to see if the drug actually works and actually does extend your life, or if it has any side effects. >> mark: stay tuned on that front. new at 6:00 p.m., a 5-year-old boy from mattapan, entertained mayor marty walsh and a small crowd at city hall. ashton antwione, quite accomplished for his age. not only does i play the violin, and biography called "5, my magic number," he signed a copy of the book for the mayor, but ashton told fox 25, he still has other plans for when he grows up. >> is there anything particular you want to do when you're old, like 18, 19? >> to be a police officer. and a commissioner. >>> >> mark: just might make it. i wouldn't bet against him. in the meantime, ashton says he plans to write another book. >> elizabeth: i love it. he's got

off coast of cape cod, blair miller, fox 25 news. >> vanessa: incredible video, blair. eversource crews will be working to get to the root of the problem the drought is causing with local trees lines. tree crews are out right now looking for weakened trees that could fall and take out power lines with them. they'll be trimming branches and taking out trees showing signs of severe trouble. how the drought is affecting trees in our area just this past friday. you can see that story right now on fox25boston.com. >> kevin: we had a little bit of hope for some showers to help us out this morning and just wasn't nearly enough. it was a sprinkle really in a couple of places. it ends up being dry and sunny in boston. still 85 degrees. it did hit 90 for the 20th time in boston. not a record, but still impressive and tomorrow morning, back to school in nashua, new hampshire. i showed you a couple towns and cities getting back to school as the sun is. coming up at 6:00 a.m., 57. 67 with sunshine by 8:00 a.m. temperatures in the 70's near tomorrow afternoon. 77 at nantasket beach.

blair hansen is the sixth generation to tend to these fields. >> how old is this tractor? >> early '80s. >> john deere? >> yeah. >> i heard they have been laying people off. >> corn prices are low. farmers can't afford to buy new tractors. the plants slow down and they have to lay people off. >> when it comes to the candidate between clinton and trump, you have a feeling one way or the other who can bring jobs like the ones that were lost back? >> i would say trump has the better chance. he's a businessman. he's going to look out for business people. >> in this county iowa caucus, who can bring the deere jobs back is up for debate? even within the hansen family. >> maybe i'll go around on the next round of presidents. i'm going to say a he. >> got to be he. >> he. >> she. >> i don't want either one of them. >> i'd have to go green. >> she. >> hillary clinton? >> yes. >> i know what blair thinks. >> ross perot. >> like their fellow iowans, the they have two months left to debate candidate is best for their neighbors. until the political harvest of the november election. jac

>> stephen: i totally see selma blair in that picture. i can tell you a quick story i had this photo and my brother jay showed this to my brother tommy. and he goes, "tommy, check this out." and my brother tommy goes, "how do we know her? how do we know her?" and my brother jay points at me, and tommy looks at this and looks at me and goes, "all right, how does stephen know her?" i was quite complimented. i do pass muster. >> what is her name? >> that's a good name. she's gorgeous. how differently did it make you feel -- >> it made me feel beautiful. >> i think everybody should do drag. honestly. everybody-- it's not just because i'm, you know, for the-- you know, sort of twisted reasons. it's an important-- it's important to know your yin from your yang. >> stephen: and then occasionally have your yin cleaned out. ( cheers and applause ) not me. i think i got that right. you can tell me about this young man. tell me about this young man right here. this is you at what age? >> 19. i was 19 here. just starting out my career. and, you know,

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as station's blair miller shows us this morning more than 200 massachusetts teacher unexpected donation. >> reporter: a speech therapist at boston public schools and works at quincy school in upper chinatown. onerm and ready to get into the classroom. told us via skype how that was largely due to an unexpected donation. >> huge shock to find out that people want to support you and your students. so it is just a wonderful, joyful way to start the school year. >> reporter: this donation came from staples and pop singer katy perry through donors donors chooses gives $437,000 to cover every boston metro west project posted on the web site. the impact huge, helping 255 teachers in boston and statewide. 96 schools seeing the benefit. he says the money will help him cover a classroom computer and even the cost of basic supplies to help low-income students who can't afford back to school shopping. >> our school is a high all the help we can get. >> reporter: katy perry got involved after a similar donation saying teachers need our support. pencils, paper and folders but the impact goes further

there was a struggle and damon blair fired a gun at the at damon blair, killing him.>>> no snow but the plows did have to come out in colorado springs yesterday to deal with all the hail that fell. we also saw some serious flooding in that area. some people had to be rescued. >> here is a look at one of those water rescues. firefighters had to break out the window of that car to get the driver out. neighbors and good samaritans helped tow cars out of the flooding. it was pretty here in denver, we have a well. good wave of rain as >> we could see individual cells today bringing heavy rains of up to an inch and a short amount of time. flash flooding is a concern. scattered exit -- scattered activity, radar pretty quiet. we are starting to see clouds build mainly in the mountains and you will notice that from our loveland key area camera. looking off to the east, we storms developing along the front range by early to mid afternoon. you will find temperatures in the upper 70s here by 12:00 and then right around 3:00, we are at 80 degrees. temperatures are about five degrees below normal. a

they mercy ruled them. 9-0 when david blair goes to right. drew trots home to make it 10-0. the wellesley moves on to face warwick, rhode island wednesday night at 7:00. >>> well, this is a great moment i got to share with you from the weekend. david ortiz and vince sculley both calling it quits after the season. big papi paying vince you and i know. >> a lot of people we all love you. we're all going to miss you. >> well, we're going to miss you unless you're coming back? >> he threw that out there. they should convince each other to come back for another season. >> that would be something. >> how many times do you think papi heard. >> hundreds maybe thousands at this point for sure. >> maybe we can convince him. >> i don't think a-rod will hear that tomorrow know. how are we lookin >> nice tonight. tomorrow's wake up 50s around upper 80s low humidity. wednesday different ball game. humidity is back storms storms will be returning. >> we'll leave you with a jim daup it on on the fire. >> the east fourth street building was undergoing renovations. if a cause comes up we'll >

scarlet: blair efron call this year healthy.ofounder of the partners, next. ♪ scarlet: this is bloomberg markets. it is time for the bloomberg business flash, take a look at the business stories in the news right now. walmart is ramping up to fight amazon. they have agreed to buy jet.com, the world's biggest retailer paying $3.3 billion. the founder will lead the online efforts. the telecom industry has filed a block the sales of $1 billion of wireless spectrum. toervention is necessary protect targets during the licensing process. the move deprives mobile carriers at a capacity to increase high-speed broadband service that they had pledged to do for years. telecom has until august 26 to prevent the block. oracle may have been hit by a massive cyber breach that compromised usernames and passwords. a notorious gang of russian hackers also cracked a portal for companies using the point-of-sale credit card payment systems. it detected malicious code in microsystem microsystem and isg them to reset passwords. locking down exclusive

blair hansen is the sixth generation to tend to these fields. >> how old is this tractor? >> early '80s. >> john deere? >> yeah. >> i heard they have been laying people off. >> corn prices are low. farmers can't afford to buy new tractors. the plants slow down and they have to lay people off. >> when it comes to the candidate between clinton and trump, you have a feeling one way or the other who can bring jobs like the ones that were lost back? >> i would say trump has the better chance. he's a businessman. he's going to look out for business people. >> in this county iowa caucus, who can bring the deere jobs back is up for debate? even within the hansen family. >> maybe i'll go around on the next round of presidents. i'm going to say a he. >> got to be he. >> he. >> she. >> i don't want either one of them. >> i'd have to go green. >> she. >> hillary clinton? >> yes. >> i know what blair thinks. >> ross perot. >> like their fellow iowans, the they have two months left to debate candidate is best for their neighbors. until the political harvest of the november election. jac

blair efron is known as one of the biggest dealmakers on wall street.f mccracken asked efron about the ceos perspective when pursuing deals. with athe day starts micro question. do something to either stabilize my portfolio or enhance my portfolio? >> growth does factor in importantly. when you can't grow your business is as much as you want to, it is a way to bolster growth, certainly for synergy. the ceo wants to know here she can take the business and do something more with it to grow that enterprise. the most important time for the success of a transaction is the first 18 months following a close. to make an assumption on overall , yound then the wrong start off in a very difficult decision. is difficult. beyond the window of when you might have a sense of when that would be. and then what will that look like under various macro scenarios once you own it? and what will you do once you -- what we do to correct? it seems and a day has slowed down from 2015, which was a record year. view 2016 at 2017? fine, down 20% from last year, which was a record.

still ahead for us at "abc7 news at the blair witch is back.uld rather live without the attention. that's coming up. michelle: new at 5:00, d.c. police move one of the most lucrative speed camera in the district after complaints about safety. we did this story yesterday. find out why the solution could be worse than the original problem. but how did we end up here? his mom thought he had the flu and that he was covered by the meningococcal meningitis vaccine he had received. until 2014 there were no vaccines for meningitis b in the u.s. now there are. while uncommon, meningitis b can lead to death within 24 hours. trumenba is a vaccine for 10 through 25 year olds to help prevent group b meningococcal disease. trumenba should not be given if you had a severe allergic reaction after a previous dose. most common side effects were injection-site pain, fatigue... headache, muscle pain, and chills. ask your doctor or pharmacist about all the risks and benefits of trumenba and tell them if you've received any other meningitis b vaccines. meningitis b

accident in warminster, county line road at blair mill road. make note of. that will not causing too many slow downs around the area, but see what happens, cracking into the 6:00 hour. and just in case you have not heard, if you are just waking up with us this morning, all delta systems are down right now, nationwide. meaning, all of the flights are grounds. so make sure to check your schedules on line, whether at delta or cbsphilly.com the either one, i'll be out dating when we see either one, construction eastbound between willow grove and bensalem, still out there, and blocked. >> on the cbs-3 health watch this morning, new research on what makes teens want to smoke e-cigarettes. researchers at yale school of medicine say middle and high school student are drawn to e-cigarettes by curiosity flavors and friends who use them. they also found that 80% of teens who try e-cigarettes to quit real cigarettes continue to smoke tobacco. >> at colombian family visiting philadelphia was almost stranded in the united state after a mishap on a septa bus. >> "eyewitnes

>> blair: that report from sheldon fox. you'll find it in a special zika virus. >> the 30-year-old woman went jogging alone last night near her home in queens new york. his dad went out with detectives to show the normal path. first they found her cell phone, then her body in the marshy area 15 feet off the trail. detectives believe she was sexual assaulted. >> we found her face down in the ground. right now there's evidence of affixation. >> the attack is not known if it is random or by someone knew. he said, he usually ran the path with her, but last night stayed in because his back was bothering him. >> fox 25 kevin lemanowicz weather team. >> kevin: fog shiri guiding you with that. actually blowing in from the water now, sea breeze front from eastern massachusetts, a few clouds up in the elevations back to the north and west as well. overall a pretty nice looking evening for any of your plans on the golf course this evening 8:00, sun going counsel. better hurry up and get those holes in. 72, by 10:00, 69 for the after g