as a citizen of the united states, as well as the head of school of cambridge christian school, and as a dad. >> reporter: it started when cambridge christian school made it to the championship game in december. they planned to start with their traditional prayer. but they faced a penalty before they ever took the field. the florida high school athletic association told the government property. >> it is teaching the students that the first amendment doesn't apply when you go to a championship football game. that's wrong. it just is flatly wrong. >> reporter: though this lawsuit was filed in federal court today in tampa when we reached out to the florida high school athletic association. they tell us they haven't received any paperwork and cannot comment on the case. i'm melanie michael in tampa, newschannel8. >>> recently, an uber driver contacted 8 on your side after rider at tampa international airport. the driver believes it is unfair he was ticketed for doing his job. jeff patterson reports one state senator believes ride sharing services like uber should fall funder state law, not

prince william and the duchess of cambridge will attend a dedication ceremony for rain including prince george and princess charlotte landed for the eight-day visit. >> julie: looking perfect. >>> man forget his money to pay for his gas. a man stepped in to help him out. >>> running for a cause. still to come, the push to one in eight women will face breast cancer. early detection can mean the difference between life and death. planned parenthood gives new hampshire women access to life saving cancer screenings. but ayotte voted to defund planned parenthood six times. why? because ayotte opposes a woman's right to choose. in her relentless effort to overturn roe v. wade, ayotte puts critical cancer screenings at risk, hurting new hampshire women. usa pac is responsible >>> classes have been cancelled through wednesday in cedar rapids, iowa as floods continue to impact the area and not supposed to stop any time soon. several thousand people have evacuated as the cedar river continues to overflow its banks. it will hit its flood stage at 24 feet. volunteers spent time filling sandbags and

. >>> cambridge christian school in tampa is suing the florida high school athletic association. the school says its constitutional rights have been violated. this all stems from a championship football game last december. cambridge christian wanted to say a prayer over the loud speaker as part of a pre-game tradition they've had since the 1960s. but the request. it said the stadium was public property and it would be against federal law for a state governing body to allow a prayer. according to the lawsuit cambridge christian says the government interfered with its way to exercise religious freedom. that game was in orlando at what is now called camping world stadium. they are aware of the lawsuit but is not commentingfit. >>> a road rage victim credits life. daniel santiago and a co-worker were riding to work this morning on twentieth street in tampa when he says a car ran a stop sign and almost hit him. he says the driver pulled a gun on him. but deputies were close by. fox 13's evan axelbank is live tonight at the sheriff's department to give us more of this story. this sound

the family of a marathon attack victim is today and the eye's reporter is in cambridge with the push to honor first responders. >> good morning, randy. this memorial was dedicated earlier this year to pay tribute to the sacrifice made by m.i.t. officer sean collier. now his family is hoping congress will pass a bill to honor all first responders. they are calling for a national holiday to honor those brave men and women. it was the days after the attack sean collier's younger brother andrew, joined by a congressman, will talk to lawmakers today. andrew collier works for nascar, who along with hooters is promoting the initiative. we'll keep you updated. >> doug, thank you. new information about the deadly crash at a newton pizza restaurant. court documents show the s.u.v. may have been speeding up to crash. casler is charged with slamming into sweet tomato in newton in march. the impact moved a nearly 4,000 pizza oven about 4 feet. two people were killed, several injured. casler say multiple sclerosis was not a factor in the crash. a warning tied to the proposed billion dollar expansi

. >> anchor: next on 7, we will have more on the push to save an iconic store in cambridge. >> anchor: good evening, everybody. i am kim khazei. >> anchor: there is breaking news. captured in a shoot out with police. we're learning horse about the bombing suspect accused of leaving bombs in three different cities. >> anchor: the driver of this deadly pizza shop crash in first time and what prosecutors say he did that caused the cras. >> anchor: the patriots try to figure out what is next. now that jimmy garappolo is nursing an injury. >> anchor: we'll have those stories and much more. >> anchor: we invite you to join us here for 7 news at 6:00. >>> ahead for us answering key questions about the new york-new jersey bomb attacks. the suspect, motive and how police track down their man so quickly. we have new details about the apparent terror rampage in the with a amal clooney as she joins one woman's personal battle >> anchor: an on-line petition has been started to save an iconic book store in cambridge. the owner of the curious george store launching the campaign after a developer ann

this reservoir serves cambridge. city leaders wondering for how much longer. >> we don't know when the drought is going to end. it could be five years from now. >> continued hot water has dug massachusetts into deeper drought. more cities are turning to the emergency reserves. >> it is a severe drought and we should not be law old into a false sense of comfort because we have we need to conserve. >> the water resource authority is still at 85% capacity. the existing customers need more water and their providing for more communities every week. >> i don't think it has been this that in my whole tenure. >> he said there are three local reservoirs keeping them afloat for now. 70 percent. >> it cost $3500. cambridge pays 2000 for their own. they hope mother nature will help them stay within budget. >> things can change significantly quickly. tomorrow we could have 10 inches of rain. but now we need to prepare for the worst and hope for the best. >> s water does cost more which could be passed down to customers. they will

in the heart of cambridge there is an ai startup like no other.udio analytic, and you can think of it as a type of shazam for real-world sounds. allowuse intelligence to smart home devices to recognize the whole range of different sounds. make your house a bit secure by detecting glass windows being broken and turning on lights to scare away the burglar, taking active protection of things you care about. >> so what do we have here? devices. couple of detected smoke alarm. nobody at home. break. found glass says windowit broken. what is the science behind all of this? >> we happen to a bunch of innovation in terms of understanding sounds, how to detect them, how to understand them. even if we take a simple sound like a smoke alarm. a beep. now we have 2 of them going, beep at different times. a whole bunch of background noise going on. that's a big ai problem solved. >> computers have to be trained to distinguish one sound from another and to learn the unique signature, glass breaking. analytic trains its software by presenting it with examples of

first stop, cambridge, to visit audio start up analytics. check it out.rt of cambridge : there is an ai startup like no , other. it's called audio analytic, and you can think of it as a type of shazam for real-world sounds. >> we use intelligence to allow -- artificial intelligence to allow smart phone devices to recognize a whole range of different sounds. you can make your house a bit secure by detecting glass windows being broken and turning on lights to scare away the burglar, taking active protection of the things you care about. ashlee: so what we have here, what is all this? >> have a couple of devices. they make sounds, they detect smoke alarm, they detect the smoke alarm on their. nobody is at home. they leave a message. another sound is glass break. ashlee: yeah. >> you can see it says window , broken. ashlee: what is the science behind all of this? >> we have to do a whole bunch of innovation in terms of understanding sounds, how to detect them, how to have a machine understand them. even if we take a simple sound like a smoke alarm. a beep. no

cambridge. and erika is tracking new controversy surrounding the presidential candidates. >> cindy has your forecast for >> we are. the winds are picking up. it's going to drop a degree or two today, so be dressed for that, and in terms of the wet weather, we got some yesterday which was great. and we're going to see drizzle the next couple days 23r50eu789, it's not going to amount to much so overall the rain chances are low, and until we get towards later on friday and saturday and that's when they ramp up a bit. you can see here, the satellite showing a lot of low clouds that have backed in off the ocean, and they are moving westward, and organized overnight and now they are off the shore, in between we have got the high pressure here to the north, giving us that northeasterly wind flow. trapping that low level moisture and giving us that wind off the water, which can keep the temperature down, notice the sustained winds along the coast. 20, they may gust higher than that. and that wind is goi

live from cambridge, victoria warren, 7 news. >> christa: more breaking news, this time out of texas. police are responding to an active shooter situation at a high school in alpine. right now police are eadvantage waiting students as they search for two possible shooters. right now cnn is reporting that one person is dead. the shooting apparently happening inside the school's band hall. we will be continuing to follow the latest details and let you know it becomes available. >> sarah: more breaking news now. the u.s. olympic committee and u.s.a. swimming have suspended four members of the 2016 u.s. olympic swim team. ryan lochte is suspended for ten months. three other swimmers will be suspended for four months. this comes after the four claim they were held up at gunpoint by a man at a gas station in rio. it was later revealed lochte made up much of the story. deadly drive into a newton restaurant now facing criminal charges. the driver who plowed through sweet tomatoes killing two people was indicted by a grand jury on wednesday. this afternoon, the middlesex district attorney is t

openly lesbian african-american mayor in the nation and currently serving her second term as mayor of cambridge. she was lucky to have a family that accepted her as she was. >> my mother, who was , just be the best person you are and live your life freely and holy is possible. karen: been lay and kevin lon our community members of the clear asian specific islander alliance -- asian-pacific islander alliance. in the boston and knowing what area. lon have had similar experiences. >> they want to make sure i am ok. i think the major concern was around my safety. >> comforting to know that my parents accept and love me. i think for me, the acceptance, when i knew my family accepted me is when my dad is pressuring me to get married come in a matter who it is. karen: for many, homophobia neighborhoods. certain traditional expectations like the nuclear family consisting of a mother, father and child, very highly valued so the nontraditional lives of ltb -- of lgbt asians challenge the norm of society and the expectations of their parents. >> as the only child and male son i was inspected to fulfill it

in cambridge, furgason, baltimore, florida. trayvon martin. now-db and he doesn't even talk about 3,660 -- am i looking that right? is that a fire? looks like there's a fire. mr. mayor, hold on one second if i can. >> sure. >> hold on one second. let me go to steve harrigan on the ground. maybe he can give us insight. there is definitely a fire there. steve, i understand you're actually with the protesters. tell us what is going on? >> that's right. sean, you can see the police about 50 yards in front of with us riot shields. they say anyone who is still here will get arrested. i want to know why you're still here. >> because the fact is that police did do not understand yet to the day that people have to stand up for what they believe in. you guys are out here, media, press and everyone else is out here because you believe in a story. we believe in the fact that there is unjust. we believe that this is wrong. we believe they are about to run up on us and so do some danger. there for i will tell you this, i've done no wrong. i will not do no w

how boston and cambridge will be filled with music. >> the 10:00 news on metv boston with maria stephanos and ben simmoneau. now on comcast channel 942, verizon 461, and over the air at i'm a public school teacher in massachusetts, and i've reviewed question 2. ation even stronger, because question 2 would allow more access to public charter schools, so parents have more choices for their kids' education, and public charter schools don't take funds away from public education. in fact, question 2 will result in more funding for education in massachusetts. please vote yes on question 2 >> you are watching newscenter 5 at noon. heather: look at this. startling security video from a a woman shooting at three armed men during a burglary. police say the men kicked in her front door and began looking around for cash. that's when the woman started shooting. one man died in the driveway. the other two are still on the run. emily: new at noon, police video shows an officer in maryland pepper-spraying a 15-year-old girl who refused to cooperate after her bicycle hit a car. heather: stephanie ramos r

not speak english, we don't have any money, she said let's find a way to get to cambridge.knew it was unlikely and i probably would fail but that did not stop us from trying. so i think more women need to have that sense that it's ok to fail along the way. because you have talked to every entrepreneur under the sun, is there anybody who has not failed along the way? emily: a lot of people blame the diversity problem in the tech industry on networking. people hire people they know. so men hire men, for example. you are very close personal friends with sheryl sandberg. what do you think about the role of networks and the power of networks to empower women but also work against them? ms. huffington: well, networks have always been important from ancient times because we want to work with people we like. they can become a problem if we want to only work with people who are similar to us. i mean, i know, emily, when i was building "the huffington post," i realized if we were going to succeed, i had to hire people who i might not want to have dinner with. i had to hire people who

cambridge has become unaffordable. the extra income i have lets me stay at an affordable level in cambridge. i'm able to do more things for more people which i really like doing. it gives us that little income that gonna keep the city, for us, affordable for the working people. ed: we are back with mayor marty walsh. libertarian gary johnson and green party nominee will not be included in tomorrow night's debate. what criteria did they fail to meet in order to be part of the forum? 15% of the threshold. ed: incredibly correct arid i don't know where i was going with that one. run ragged reputation isn't handsome in a pre-primary debate when he shouted at the moderator, i am paying for this microphone, mr. green. where did that famous debate moment occur? here is a hint, it is here in new england. nashua? whatever. we are going to move on. janet: we are going to let you off the hook. tomorrow night, everyone in the political world will be sitting in front of their tv sets with their popcorn. i assume you will as well. t

cambridge christian school claims civil rights are being violated. melanie michael is live at the school in tampa for us tonight. >> reporter: this story is getting a lot of attention tonight after this lawsuit was filed in federal court today basically saying this team could not broadcast prayer before the game. >> i'm a dad of a young man that plays on the varsity football team. >> reporter: tim is fired up. he tells us he can't believe the football team was from praying over the loud speaker before games. >> i take offense to that. as a citizen of the united states, as well as the head of school of cambridge christian school and as a dad. >> reporter: it started when they made it to the championship game in december. before kickoff, they planned to start with their traditional prayer. but they faced a penalty before they ever took the field. >> every single one of their games they had tried over the loud speaker prior to the games. this is the first time that >> reporter: the florida high school athletic association says no religion is allowed on

the dock and dutchess of cambridge touring canada. the latest on their royal visit. >> and the cosmic change. many people freaking out, why they're up in arms over their zodiac sign. >> and we just heard about new details in the case of the boater who's rescued off the coast of martha's 79 yards, saying he had nothing to do with his grandfather's death. that story coming up at:0 people in westport, shutting down the highway during the morning commute. stay with us. my prescription cos keep going up. it's more expensive every year. it would be a lot cheaper to buy my medication from canada. kelly ayotte voted to block consumers from buying safe medicines from canada. and voted against lower cost generic drugs. kelly ayotte gets all that money from the big drug industry. hundreds of thousands of dollars in campaign contributions. dscc is responsible for the content of this advertising. one in eight women will face breast cancer. early detection can mean the difference between life and death. planned parenthood gives new hampshire women

still ahead, an effort to save a one-of-a-kind store in cambridge. how the owners of the curious george shop in harvard square are hoping to keep from being pushed out. >> christa: also live reports from new york where a terror investigation is under way this morning. two bomb blasts and other explosive devices found in new capital one believes your bank should work for you, not the other way around. so capital one reimagined banking... ? with a place that feels nothing like a bank. and helpful people that talk to you...not sell to you. inimums. no fees. and a top-rated app, let's you bank right here. that's banking reimagined. >> christa: breaking news. five explosive devices discovered overnight in new jersey. one of them exploding at a train station. >> f.b.i. hunting for suspects in the bombing here in new york with several in custody and one man caught on surveillance. we're live. >> sarah: also called to court. the driver involved in the deadly crash enter a newton pizza shop to face a judge. >> christa: and a group encounter off the chest of t

arden and harlow of cambridge and proprietors made the list of the best places to eat around the globe. the list was made by a panel of chefs and food writers. one of only 207 restaurants that were included. >> julie: reservation there. >>> looking at the roads things are fine nice and quiet on the expressway and 128. north of the pike, 93 and route 1 are clear. 25 minutes on the pike eastbound and sailing on the roads right now. shouldn't see that many clouds this morning either, right? >> shiri: not looking bad at all. >> daniel: speaking of the weather we are dealing with dry conditions in the state. >> shiri: incredibly dry. all summer talking about the drought and no changes in as you know i get updates once a week on thursday and we talk about this on thursday. that update comes out at 8:30 in the morning. facing a 10-inch rainfall deficit for the year in boston. 8 inches in worcester. despite the fact we have very hefty rain earlier this week, i don't really see much improvement. i am hoping that maybe spots like southwestern new hampshire will see slight improvements, but not e

tonight, football players cambridge christian school claims civil rights are being violated. melanie michael is live at the school in tampa for us tonight. >> reporter: this story is getting a lot of attention tonight after this lawsuit was filed in federal court today basically saying this team could not broadcast prayer before the game. >> i'm a dad of a young man that plays on the varsity football team. >> reporter: tim is fired up. he tells us he can't believe the football team was from praying over the loud speaker before games. >> i take offense to that. as a citizen of the united states, as well as the head of school of cambridge christian school and as a dad. >> reporter: it started when they made it to the championship game in december. before kickoff, they planned to start with their traditional prayer. but they faced a penalty before they ever took the field. >> every single one of their games they had tried over the loud speaker prior to the games. this is the first time that

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canadian prime minister justin trudeaux and his wife rolling out the red carpet welcoming the cambridges. complete with military honors and a 21 gun salute. >> we're so pleased that george and charlotte can be with us in canada this time around. beginning their own lifetime of friendship with this wonderful country. >> reporter: kate looking regal in a blue dress and a little bling borrowed from the queen. they began the tour with a royal remembering those who served. the prince took this day to thank their hosts for their warm welcome, and then saying a few words in french, or trying to. [ speaking french ] it's a little rusty, work with me. >> reporter: so this is an action-packed tour. the palace described it outdoorsy and casual, but they had a tea party with their kids and families serving in the military, and more than 30 engagement on this tour, we are going to try to keep up with them every step of the way. wish us luck, abc news, >> nice to see a light hearted moment with the prince. >> french was a little off. >> they are human too. >> they can't speak it like the rest of us. t

the duke and duchess of cambridge arrived in vancouver yesterday. hundreds cheered and waved canadian flags to welcome them. they will visit the grear bear rainforest. yesterday they were in vancouver. when they a arrived on saturday, both and charlotte. >> christa: it's the first time they brought along the kids. >> first overseas visit. i had it marked on my calendar for weeks now. >> christa: she's the royal expert, by the way. i love how their son completely dissed the canadian prime minister. no high-five, no handshake for you. all right. 6:41. knowing noapg coming up next. this is the one on one voters have been waiting for. hillary clinton and donald trump on stage together for the first debate. >> reporter: and coming up, a five-year-old boy is hit and killed by a car outside of his house in grafton. >> nancy: and we continue to follow breaking news in fitchburg. crews battling this fire at an at ikea, we believe that everything - from your lamp to your couch - should work as hard as you do. that green living is something everyone can afford

jonathan hecht who represents the 29th middlesex distribute which includes watertown and parts of cambridge. representative hecht organized the pilot project and he joins us this morning. welcome to "urban update," thanks for coming in. >> reporter: first of all, we know what ballot four, question four on the ballot is all about. why and how did the massachusetts citizens initiative review begin? why did you take up this issue? >>> well, the citizens initiative review is a system that has been used out in oregon for a null of years now. it's being mighted in several other states and in massachusetts like many other increasingly we see these ballot questions come before voters, it seems like every year we have three or four of them and that allows voters to have a direct say in the laws that we make. it also presents some challenges. some of these ballot questions are very complicated. the one or marijuana legalization that's before the voters this year in massachusetts actually runs 25 pages long. the text pressed for time in their every day lives to get threw that. >>> what runs 25 pages l

missing milwaukee woman. 69-year old ruthie edwards was last seen in the area of north avenue and cambridge. she was wearing a black short sleeve shirt with black and blue flower patterns and black pants. anyone with info is asked to call milwaukee pd after a three year old was ejected from a car in a crash. this happened in dodge county yesterday afternoon. investigators say a 32-year-old was driving westbound on town road m-m and lost control of the car, landing into a ditch and striking a utility pole. the toddler flew out of the car suffering serious injuries, but they are not believed to be life threatening. police say alcohol may have been a find the man who approached a teenage boy. police say a white man in his 50's drove up to the teen at waukesha south high school wednesday. he was driving a white toyota camry -- pictured here. police say he offered the student a ride home -- but the student didn't recognize him and said no. anyone with information wisconsin is blamed for at least one death. a man was killed in the town of victory-- just south of lacrosse. a mudslide pushed his ho

. >> anchor: breaking news now by a cambridge man charged with secretly recording several women in the nude including some of his roommates. investigators say the pictures were taken from cameras taken in bedrooms and bathrooms at least 12 different women have been identified. it included the recording of conversations. the suspect is due in court next month. we have a crew working the story and will bring you more as soon as we get it. >> anchor: a registered sex offender under arrest and facing new and disturbing charges. police say that man exposed himself to students near lexington high. 7's jonathan hall is live at the school to tell us more. jon? >> reporter: school officials sent out a letter this week warning parents about this guy approaching soccer players near the high school. well, his run came to an end yesterday right here the police caught him by this baseball field. they had to chase him down. a foot chase by the field and there by that kid's playground. 30-year-old jacob mobley-hall is charged with exposing himself to girl heading to sober practice at lexington high th

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a cambridge christian school is suing florida high school athletic association. school is constitutional rights have been violated. well this stems from a championship football game last december. cambridge christian wanted to say prayer over loud speaker as part pregame tradition they've had since the 1960s. but the fhsaa denied the property and therefore it would be gerns federal law for a state governing body to allow prayer. according to a lawsuit cambridge christian says government interfered with its right to exercise religious freedom. the game by way was in orlando at what is now camping world stadium. f.hsaa is aware of the lawsuit but not commenting at this time. >>> seaworld is preparing to wow guests with some new experiences in some shows. some of changes include making dolphin nursery more interactive bar and 14 weekends of food and music called 7 seas festival. but the biggest announcement is the new virtual reality option for their cracking roller coaster. most additions will debut next year. jeb bush is headed to harvard this fall! florida's form

george and princess charlotte: the latest from the royal more news now: the duke and duchess of cambridge continue their family vacation in canada... attending a party for children of military families today. three-year-old prince george and his sister, one-year-old princess charlotte joined their place in a garden decorated with flowers, balloons, bubbles and mini-horses. a party, of sorts, at the white house today as well. president and michelle obama hosted members of the u-s olympic and paralympic teams. the president thanked the athletes for their courage and passion... saying their hard work and dedication has a "ripple effect" across the country. representatives of the two teams presented the donning both the olympic and paralympic symbols. surfing will join the olympics for the first time in 2020. thanks for joining us today at four. there's more news ahead... on

is issued for a missing milwaukee woman. 69-year old r last seen in the area of north avenue and cambridge. she was wearing a black short sleeve shirt with black and blue flower patterns and black pants. anyone with info is asked to call milwaukee pd all morning long on wakeup - we are continuing to monitor the very latest developments out of charlotte - after a third night of protests. plus. ' how and why did this happen because there was really no need for it,' a 71-year-old woman opening her doors to a hitchhiking teen - with horrific consequences. and... why a woman threw herself onto a car at a gas station - rob's weather you are watching the fox 6 wakeup news. today: mostly cloudy and cooler with showers and a chance for thunderstorms. high: 68 dewpoint: 64 wind: ne 5-10 mph tonight: cloudy with a few showers. low: 60 dewpoint: 61 wind: e 3-7 mph wind: e 3-7 mph in florida... a woman leaps into action after seeing a man stealing her purse - literally. gas station surveillance video captures a woman jumping onto the hood of the thief's car. she says she was hoping to stop the suspecte

prince william and the duchess of cambridge arrived at a military base at vancouver. the family will be in canada all week long. and they're set to visit the great bear rain forest. >>> all eyes are on that little prince of cambridge. we've seen several of his after making public appearances. his recent arrival in canada is causing people -- you guessed it -- to flock to the stores looking for a blue knit sweater, navy blue shorts and knee high socks. i'm getting a nephew in december, so, yeah, maybe some stuff to add to the christmas list. >>> viola davis is taking on a new title, advocate for the rape foundation. she shared her story of sexual assault. the foundation provides free medical treatment and counseling to victims as well as providing educational programs to first responders and students. >> president obama will discuss the issue of climate change in detail with leonardo dicaprio. they'll be joined by a canadian presented at the white house lawn. >>> you may have heard about the clowns popping up across >>> so the maricopa county sheriff's office taking ac

police say she was last seen walking in the area of north and cambridge yesterday afternoon around 4:00. if you've seen her, you're asked to call police. right now waukesha police are on the lookout for a man they say tried to entice a teenager into his car outside a school. it happened at south high school wednesday night. finished practice and was waiting for his mom to pick him up. that's when police say a car seen in this surveillance photo pulled up. a man in his 50's tried to lure the boy inside. police think the suspect's car could be a late model, white toyota camry. if you know at a fake -- if you know anything about the case contact police. ben: later today, you can learn more about the zika virus. state health officials report all have been from people who traveled outside the united states. experts from u.w. milwaukee will offer an update on the spread of the virus. the panel of experts will look at the outbreak and its implications for infant health. it starts at 2:30 this afternoon inside mitchell hall. this weekend hundreds will come together to fight against breast can

if that walk in cambridge, 5:30, 55 degrees. here's my forecast the next seven days. you've got rain in the forecast and still unclear how the end of this week is it's in terms of the weather block. going to get rain. it's not definite. it's beautiful. >> got to do the trivia. you scared me. >> the equinox of course where fall began thursday morning. they do not occur at the same time each year. because of the earth's none of the above. >> the answer is -- the earth's revolution. i'll post that on cbsboston.com /weather. we'll have that posted later this morning. >> you can get the deets on that. thanks barry. >>> he's been on tv century. charles ozgood says good-bye to did you know your business doesn't have to suffer from slow internet? comcast business now offers blazing fast internet speeds up to 150 mbps. that's 10 times faster than dsl. get internet for as low as $59.95 a month. call today. comcast business. built for business. did you know that sharing wifi with your customers could leave your business exposed? only comcast business offers wifi pro. two separat

we're coming to you live on an apartment complex on cambridge and twain. during this election cycle we are hearing a lot about the media, i wanted to introduce you to one of the new eggs members axel. someone's ashes had been stolen and then found, abandoned behind a washing machine behind a apartment complex. ahaunting thought, from the worker who took the ashes. >> i saw there was a flame on the box, something needs to be done about this. >> reporter: so axel went to work, determined to bring shu lichtenaur, who died oyear ago, back to her family. >> i could not sleep. >> he brought her together with her father. >> she was taken from my residence. >> it turns out the ashes was part of a robber's grab three all the while one of las vegas's newest reporters hoping for that to happen. >> the humanity, you know, belief in humanity and having feelings and care. there are still people out there like that. >> i think our job is to help the community. human, he's a human being. the person was a human being when she was alive so i'm ready sure she might have done

he was on an oxford or cambridge trained in realizing the extent to which the dictionary have been shaved have been shaped by upper-middle-class readers. the kind of people who have a lot of time to read or people who don't necessarily spend a lot of time working. the dictionary had really been shaped by these people who read milk and educationally assorted middleground detective novel. but it was very male and very white and very british. this is sloppy for the dictionary starts going online, forces the dictionary into the modern age. he gets interested in magazines like popular mechanics than reagan, a language of rastafarianism. there's a wonderful passage where he brings amendment two is office because he's trying to find out the definition of skanky. this is the kind of language, an old gentleman sitting in his cottage in the countryside never would've done. it really is part of a mission i think for john to open the dictionary to new readers, to new writers and eventually to the whole world by putting it online, which is his great accomplishment as editor-in-chief. >> host: will he

they include photos of her sisters, the duchess of cambridge and prince george and princess charlotte. authorities arrested a 35-year-old man against the computer misuse act. he offered to sell the photos for $65,000. >>> the duke and duchess of cambridge kicked off their 8-day visit in british columbia. they brought george and charlotte with them. it's the second visit to canada and the first overseas trip for charlotte. justin trudeau said -- the royals in victoria. >>> more rain is forecast for the parts of flood ravaged midwestern usa. good morning to you, derrick. >>> good morning to you as well, isa. talking about minnesota, iowa and parts of wisconsin. the heartland of america. the upper midwest. we're talking about significant amounts of rain over the past three days. we've had nearly 10 inches of rain in a few locations. that's over 250 millimeters. specifically out of the cedar rapids iowa, region. you can see minneapolis st. paul. here's madison wisconsin. that's the area we're concentrating on. there's evacuations taking place there as well. look at the aerial footage out

cambridge when a celtics star showed up to play some basketball after school. doug: as newscenter 5's reid lamberty reports this selfie with isaiah thomas isn't the only souvenir from the game it's a great memory that will last a lifetime. >> on of a basketball court across the land every kid dreams. what happened on this cambridge court on tuesday exceeded even his wildest dreams. and had my mouth open. >> the high school freshman shooting hoops alone after his first a of school was caught off guard when celtics point guard isaiah thomas walked up and asked if he could play. >> the second i saw him i knew who he was. i was just staring at him for five seconds. >> hisaiah's wife posted video f that i said here to get ready for the season. >> the diehard celtics fan normally plays with friends but this day rain it kept them away. the celtics could -- star walked over. >> he remembered how robbie was and how he was when he was young. he went on that gut feeling. >> he said the chance meeting made his year and made his friends jealous and the selfie made the round

launched in territory controlled by pro russian separatists in >>> the sister of the duchess of cambridge. images of the duchess along with prince george and princess charlotte are believed to be part of the hack. they were kane from middleton's icloud data backup account. >>> another day in the 80s today, tomorrow. that begins to change a little into weekend. hazy out there, no weather problems at all. we had another nice daishg very warm -- nice day, very warm. high and dry over the eastern plains. that's going to change. low pressure system starting to pump some moisture now moving into western colorado. warm temperatures again and plenty of couple. scattered showers. thursday, a better chance for rain in the higher elevations. do not make it over the front range but the clouds do. friday, 6:00, a line of showers, maybe a few thunderstorms. partly cloudy skies, 3:00 pm, showers over the mountains, more cloud, and the possibility of an isolated shower for thunderstorms through the upper midwest, all the way down to the gulf coastal area as well. and some heat notice back over the southw

. >>> the duchess of cambridge is making the rounds and pouring some too. she draw off memories for descendents who fled decade ago. here is kris van cleave. >> reporter: it was an emotional moment when yetta rosa arrived in santa clara, the place her mother grew up but fled in the 1960s. this is the moment she finally met her uncle. what is this moment like? child meets santa claus and gets a christmas gift. >> reporter: santa clara is cuba's fifth largest city. it's a bit of a crossroads in the center of the island. famed revolution gerrera is buried in this month and one soon to be visited by many more americans as the number of scheduled flights expand, testing the limited tourist infrastructure here. transportation secretary anthony fox who took the first flight >> getting the infrastructure in a position to embrace this kind of activity is going to require a lot of effort on the part of cubans. >> reporter: santa clara is about to see many more american tourists. silver airways starts its service here today. americanairlines rolls out service to santa

you have further west with the wind to pull stronger heading u to cambridge and in cleveland the temperatures are climbing. bring about 60 your fox 8 and w have low 60s to the west.

there are also pictures of the duchess of cambridge and prince william's commenting on the matter for now. the media -- demanding a minimum of $65,000. >>> we have some great whether in our area obviously. but not so much in other areas. it's so bad in one part of the southeast, animals are being turned loose for their own safety. >> bison alert. look at this low. >>> buffalo roaming the streets of one north carolina town. three of them spotted on a residential street in north carolina. they were released by workers at a local zoo get this,nary own safety because of flooding. a near by river spilled its banks after heavy rain from the a week. >>> news3 of course, your weather authority. we have no roaming buffalo here, that i'm aware of anyways. maybe they're out there. i'm not sure. >> i hope buffalo bill doesn't spot those. they'll be in trouble. we're looking good. we are really looking good. theest are of the weekend looking fine, sunny, warm, dry. i'll put some clouds -- well put some sakai in motion. there are no clouds to speak of. you'll see a setting sun in minute. 6:34 the o

protesters calling for change in cambridge. >> hear our story. >> christa: protesters chaining themselves by the neck to the doors of city hall. that rally went on for more than eight hours, calling for affordable housing in the area. >> we're looking for affordable housing. gentrification is people of color who live here. they're disappearing. >> christa: police arrested four protesters. >> sarah: happening today, for the second time in two weeks, nasa astronauts jeff williams and kate reuben will conduct a space walk. they are among the crew currently on board the international space station. in today's mission, the astronauts will retract a thermal radiator that is part of the station's cooling system. >> christa: today marking the 10th anniversary of roger as nfl commissioner. he's faced criticism for the way he handled tom brady's suspension following the deflategate scandal and ray race's abuse situation. there is no credible evidence to show james harrison and packers' linebackers clay matthews and julius peppers used ban substances. they are investigating a furth player. been set

cambridge, 56 mile-per-hour wind gust. brookline, 53. boston at 47 miles per hour. take a look at the humidy , there your drier air that started to work in. we are looking at some spectacular weather to start the work week. at the bus stop, you might want to bring along the jacket. >> it has been 15 years since the day that changed this country forever. read aloud. ? reporter: as morning broke on this somber anniversary -- ? reporter: families gathered in memorial marked by memories of loved ones lost. >> i woke up this morning wishing i didn't have to get out was where i need to be. >> 15 years may have passed, but the memories have not faded. >> sometimes it feels like a minute, other times it feels like 100 years. we wake up the same every day. >> missing but not gone. the lives nearly 3000 people left behind still very much >> from the public garden to songs and stories at the statehouse mixed with a constant flow of tears. >> to think about all those people whose mom and dad didn't get to watch the kids grow up, or kids who didn't get to grow up with their pare

world's only store dedicated to curious george in cambridge massachusetts and it needs a new home. the own assay development is pricing them out but they say building a new store in the great the great because thousands of people have signed a petition to keep them right there in harvard square. >>> coming up this evening, gas shortages and rising fuel costs. fuel tonight. what is causing the shortfall and how long it could take to fix the problem. >>> apparent to say goodbye to summer and welcome in fall. the monitors will transition from summerlike temperatures do to more fall like temperatures in just a couple of days. meant higher prices at the pump and also gas shortages. to give me a break in the break in the gas line that runs in new thousands of gallons emergency orders put them in place to prevent price gouging but oil industry experts are saying there is not a gas shortage. >> there is still gasoline to be had and to be delivered to tennessee fuel pumps. it is just the tankers are having to drive a little bit farther to get the gas to the nashville area. >> crews are work

cindy: tracking something new in the tropics and one chance for cambridge teen got to shoot hoops with celtics star isiah thomas. today another surprise from the boston point guard. v.o.: kelly ayotte says she's on our side, but on our rights, she's squarely with donald trump. 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 content of this advertising. every time a new charter school opens in massachusetts, it takes funding away 400 million dollars away from neighborhood public schools. that's not right. instead of draining even more money from neighborhood public schools and giving it to charters, let's devote public resources to all of our students... not just a select few. don't lift the cap on charter schools. vote no on question 2. >> new a

a new study by cambridge university shows a 93-percent decrease in complaints against officers who wear body cameras. the idea being that people are more likely to behave properly if they know they're being watched. no word on when all officers will get their cameras. 3:17:50 nat flashbang street puts up a fight with police and swat. 13 action news reporter parker collins is the only one to speak with a man who says he gave police what they needed to get this neighbor who gave police a ladder in order to get up on this roof and take this guy into custody take vo at 6:48:16 this whole thing lasted for shooting off a gun and when police asked him to stop and to come into custody he refused and stayed up on that roof all while this is happening his 1 year old daughter is inside the house with him thankfully none of teh kids got hurt they arrested this guy but several people in the area had to leave their homes. take sot robert fisher, evacuee about gunshots flying around they're worried about the gunshots coming into the house so you gotta do what they say that's the only thing they said."

you have further west with the wind to pull stronger heading u to cambridge and in cleveland the temperatures are climbing. bring about 60 your fox 8 and w have low 60s to the west. the front. the program line moving into northwestern ohio and then noticed the secondary line, whichy is actually the front. it's catching upa with that. notice the drive pocketed between both of these as we fee and with more widespread rain fall. anybody you did see up break to the east andb well to the west, becoming widespread across for most of all of northwest ohio b midday today. the temperatures spreadd 61. closed since toledo. that is short lived at showers will spread from west to east. we willas start to see this mov around midday and early afternoon and continue to be of -- that a few showers. more about the forecast in the weekend. traffic time with patty. >> the inner belt bridge, eastbound direction, that is the ontario and orange exit are open as well. swell is'. refers can across the bridge does fall down. it opens up again. we do have a house fire on the city's east side. we were out there this mo

a new study by cambridge university shows a 93-percent decrease in complaints against officers who wear body cameras. the idea being.. people are more likely to behave properly if they know they're being recorded. the latest developments on the state's education savings account program. the nevada supreme court now ordering the program.... be suspended. the controversial program allowed parents..... to spend their money from the state..... on things like private school tuition. now... the ruling says... the program was illegally drawing money.... from public schools. no funds were ever disbursed.... to families. 13 action news political analyst.... jon ralston joins us.... with how this decision.. affects families. not match what happened. yes, the court said the education savings accounts have no funding source, so they take away from the money the legislature approved for public education. but they threw out the notion the school choice law violates the separation of church and state because the money is never given directly to religious schools. ----so even though the law is not cons