chris anderson, 7news, today in new england. >>> a murder mystery. two nuns, one for massachusetts killed inside their home. police say they are the victims of an apparent stabbing attack. killer and recovered a key piece of evidence overnight. 7's nicole oliverio is live in stoneham or one non-growth. >> nicole: that is right, sarah. her family said that she moved down south when she felt the call to serve the poor. as you mentioned, one of them grew up here in stoneham but moved to mississippi in the 80s. yesterday, the officers discovered a navigable crime in jackson, mississippi, they found a pair of catholic nuns stabbed to death inside their police identified the victims as sister paula merrill and sister margaret held. my sister meryl who grew up here and started. according to officers, both were nurse practitioners, and they were found when they did not report to work as usual a nearby hospital. now, they don't know why they were murdered, but they do believe that they were also the victims of a break in. now, the nuns were step, and their ca

i am sarah french. >> chris: i am chris anderson. danielle was talking about a rain dance to bring the showers on. archdiocese sarah good for the lawn, the garden. >> chris: the dancing for the rain. >> sarah: both, danielle. >> danielle: i am writing my weather blog and that is the title of it. the umbrella heading out the door. steady rain inside i-95 and 128, the showers are scattered in nature. the three-hour loop and heavier rain as it tracks east across central massachusetts, it is really starting to weaken and lose steam. the heavier rain now is to the south and east and i think if we continue to see showers into the afternoon, that is mainly where they will be focused as we head into 3:00 this afternoon. this morning still scattered showers out there. current temperatures upper 60s and low 70s. another cooler start to day. by this afternoon, temperatures warming up mid-70s. we will be close to 80 degrees. also going to see that sunshine poke through and it sticks around for a couple of days. more on that forecast coming u up.

. >> dealing with thousands of dollars in damage, chris anderson still counts himself lucky. >> imagine if this car was totaled or somebody got killed. that would be on oh. we are very thankful. >> the suspect dropped his wallet while scaling the fence. police say when he realized it was missing he parked the mustang a few blocks away and came back to the business to get it. he tried to act like he was a witness to the crime but his story quickly fell apart. >> that was the best story ever. you steal a $35, and then you actually come back because you lost your license and you got arrested.>> he says after paying for the repairs, he plans to upgrade security. as for the 18-year-old who did all of the damage,>> i was 18 wants to. -- i was 18 at one time as well. you pay for your mistakes. burglary and causing property damage. other charges could be added. >>> sad news tonight, a teenager is dead after a fatal crash. troopers say it happened early this morning. the driver and passengers were driving on the highway when the driver lost control. troopers say alcohol could be involved into ch

chris anderson joining us from the control room now with more. kris? >> this morning los angeles police confirming those reports lapd said it was loud noises to blame for that scare. and all of the terminals were cleared out and then searched. you see hundreds of people here. they had to flee and run out of to the tarmac during this incident. one witness said he heard shots and another overheard a security guard saying that shots were fired. in a statement lax officials say reports of a shooter caused people to rush on to the tarmac through security without being properly screened. one witness said at one point the lights went off at the terminal a told to shelter in place. in fact, nbclester holdt was at the airport during his commotion. his airplane had just touched down. we're about to walk up the stores the door opened people were flooding out. passengers security people. people heard pop or shots. other people like heard nothing but run and saw the crowds and reacted in the appropriate manner as you would in a situation like that. >> passengers ha

chris anderson, 7news, today in new england. >>> now a developing story. a killer is on the run right now in mississippi after two nuns are found murdered. one of those victims is a massachusetts native. station's nicole oliverio is live in stoneham where that nu n grew up. >> reporter: and we just spoke her faith that is moving her forward. and she remembered her sister for all the work she did in mississippi with the poor, and in particular with the children who she helped at the medical clinic. >> she was a wonderful, wonderful human being. she worked very hard for the people who needed the help mos most. i am praying for the people who did this. they need the prayers more than we do at this point in >> reporter: so far, police are not made any arrests and they told us they found the car stolen from both of these nuns. after they were murdered. it was found a mile from their home. police are looking for evidence inside that car that might help them lead to an arrest. an unthinkable crime committed in mississippi, a pair of catholic nuns found stabbed to

so let's go to chris anderson who is back with more on this devastation. they are not out of harm's way. people in louisiana can expect more rain to continue falling today. they are already dealing with record flooding and have to now start thinking about the cleanup process. >> the part of louisiana are under water. it's now federal disaster area. we're looking at the shopping center. clearly a major retail area here is compromised. many river are receding but remain at record levels. life after the flood won't be the same. in the heart hit town of watson pounded by more than 31 inch of rain the loss is staggering. mark barely escaped with wife and kid as the water rose quickly. couple of hours we probably had 6 foot of water. water is probably one of the worst mother nature beast there is. >> his son blake was rescued separate i will by coast guard helicopter just in time. you don't know helpless until you fight for your life. it's putting 20 million people under flood watch. it's acting like a tropical system without the wind. it's grabbin and continues

a teenaged girl hit and she wasn't the only one, a dog was hurt as well. 7's chris anderson is live in dorchester with more on the shooting. chris? >> reporter: sarah, i just spoke with neighbors. they tell us this victim just celebrated her 18th birthday. on mcclellan street in dorchester where shots rang out late last night into the early morning hours. it all started with an argument that quickly escalated. shots fired in this dorchester neighborhood early this morning. now a young woman is fighting for her life. >> it's crazy around here. really, really crazy. >> reporter: police say around 1 a.m., a gunman open fired on mcclellan street. the woman was shot. neighbors tell us she then ran around the corner to her home on paige street where emergency responders found her. she was taken to the hospital with potentially life-threatening injuries. >> i hope it is not tragic as far as fatality. i hope that doesn't happen, this is sad. >> makes me want to move. i don't want to be around this area. >> reporter: neighbors waking up this morning and finding out what happened while they were

. >> ryan: but their chris anderson has a closer look. >> all of the expressions were like it's a massive hammerhead! ahh! >> reporter: friends colin, mason and nick caught a big fish last week. it was 13 feet long, a mouth full of teeth. >> we saw it was hammerhead. >> reporter: the guys snagged the shark 200 yards i rod i just dropped the bait for starts screaming. >> reporter: it only took about 30 minutes to get the shark to shore. they brought it into knee deep water to cut the line and send it on its way. >> he swam off beautifully on his own power, jam away with his big fin out the water. it was amazing. >> reporter: something they say is so important to spent the fish you catch. people don't understand how big and how great and how strong these animals actually are. so it's an amazing feeling to break something like that in. >> reporter: all the fishermen are hoping to find the huge shark again when it's even bigger. kris anderson, 7 news. >> ryan: if they didn't have a camera with them would anyone even believe the story. >> jadiann: you have to get it on the camera. we have a lo

send it over to chris anderson. >> chris: hey, sara, the moans and groans continue not because it is monday morning but traffic trouble. south of the city on the expressway. go to the maps. into boston but there are some problems, route 1 in chelsea area southbound at carter street. there is an accident. you have some trouble there. the south 27 minutes from the split up to the tunnel. but in rockland, an overturned vehicle. two lanes blocked on route 3. be aware of that as you connect. some red and problems on 128. turnpike is looking good and closer to the city some issues on 128 headed into boston. a look at drive times so you know what you are dealing with heading outth split to the tunnel 25 minutes. 13 minutes 123. and 128 to the zakim, 27 minutes. back to you guys. >>> breaking overnight, a home goes up in flames in somerset. first responders rush to the scene on clear view avenue. the fire started just before 2:00 this morning and right now no reported injuries. still no word yet what caused the fire. >>> happening today, boston mayor marty walsh promising that changes are co

drunk and his blood alcohol level was more than four times the legal limit to drive a car. 7's chris anderson has more. >>> the pilot of a private plane bound for bedford is being praised for his actions after he realized something was wrong with his co-pilot while they were preparing for their flight. not acting normal. it appeared that he was under the influence of something. he was inside of the cockpit of the plane, had his headphones on and was prepping the flight for depart tur. >> reporter: that pilot manny ramirez alerted authorities who boarded the plane and discovered that the 35-year-old pilot was drunk. >> he was able to detect a strong odor of intoxicant. slurred speech as well as bloodshot watery eyes. a test indicated a level of intoxication. >> reporter: the florida man blew a .30 on the breathalyzer test which is three times the legal limit to drive a car. >> that is a very high alcohol level. i can say in 15 years of law enforcement this is the first time i'm aware that the police have arrested somebody who was planning to pilot a plane. talon air, fired the pilot immediatel

chris anderson with the latest on the destruction. >> after shocks are continuing to rock italy. the 6.2 earthquake struck around 9:30 last night our time. that's 3:30 in the morning it's epicenter northeast of rome. you can see on this map. the shaking could be felt throughout parts of central italy. towns suffering. 39 people were killed. the mayor said early this morning the damage so severe in that town that quote the town isn't here anymore. crews have been working for several hour digging through the rubble in hopes ofea survivor. there was a similar earthquake back in 2009 during that quake 300 people were killed. pope francis interrupting a lesson today to pray for the victims of this earthquake. he led worshippers in a rosary prayer. he told the crowd he was stunned by the earthquake. he wants to express pain and solidarity with the victims of 6.8 earthquake also hit myanmar. in the newsroom kris anderson. 7 news "today in new england." >>> breaking overnight. the scene is now clear in charlestown after a major rollover at the sullivan square rotary. a dump truck spillin

my husband showed me the pictures last night and i was thinking like is chris anderson working tomorrow. i know we will hear a joke about dog paddling. but luckily he's on vacation. lit become an olympic event in 2020. he was training for that; right? 73 in boston. the wind is per hour. heading to beach expect the temperatures to hold in up thor 70s to near 80. in the mean time inland we're off to the races temperature wise we bounce off morning low. 75 not that warm. it's mild compared the 50 in norwood earlier this morning. you've already added 25 degrees. i think upper 80s for many town away from the coastline. you get near 95 and out through 495 that's where you warmest closer to 90 along the 495 belt up into the merrimack valley into southern new hampshire. a lot of sunshine. you keep that in place throughout the day. even into this evening before some clouds increase overnight tonight. saying where the rain coming from. we will have moisture increasing from the south overnight tonight and early tomorrow. as disturbance interacts with the moisture. give it enough lift to the atmosp

. >> the owner of anderson's tree service chris anderson tells me he's so thankful to all his other friends in the business who have offered to let his workers use their trucks for the next few days at least until he figures out what he's going to do with all these damaged trucked. coming up on eyewitness news at 5:30, do police have any hints on who they may be looking for? that answer at 5:30. live in islip, news 7. >>> there's storms lurking out there. meteorologist lee goldberg is tracking there. how is it looking? >> so far so good with the flood threat. the flood threat is happening outside the -- what's helped us today is you've noticed a lot of cloud cover and a consistent light wind off the atlantic ocean and heavy thunderstorms run away from that marine air. with that said, there's still a flood watch for new jersey and the hudson valley. that's going to go until tuesday. notice what's happening right now, showers over duchess county and heavier downtown spears kran ton trying to inch eastward on pike county. notice how the eastern edge keeps weakening. i don't anticipate any prob

. >> the owner of the company chris anderson tells me he's so thankful to his friends in the business who have offered to lend him their truck so that workers can still get the job done for their clients. we're live in islip, kristin thorne, channel 7 eyewitness news. >>> police are hoping surveillance video can help them the nypd believes this man is linked the two home burglaries in bushwick less than two miles apart. the first happened july 3rd. he stood on a bucket to break an apartment window. the second happened about two weeks ago. police say he got away with cash, a computer, a cell phone, and stolen packages from the lobby. >>> a young boy has died days after he was pulled from a swimming pool at a jewish community center in new jersey. yesterday of complications stemming from the incident. he was pulled from the outdoor pool at the kaplan jcc on the palisades in tenafly last thursday and rushed to the hospital. >>> now to new details in a shooting involving a new jersey state trooper. a homeowner was shot in what appears to be a series of misunderstandings. the elderly victi

life here in the newsroom, kris anderson, 7news, today in new england. >>> chris, thank you. gh trying to figure it will cause a fire at an old paper mill in pittsfield the start of last night. officials are calling the fire suspicious because the factory has been vacant for quite some time, with no power or gas in the building. the fire chief said they heard explosions coming from the back. >> and locked in man is facing charges this morning after police say he sexually assaulted a teenage girl in brockton. investigators say the 15-year-old's parents suspect on sunday, after he had been sending inappropriate text messages for several weeks. the suspect is due in court in november. >> and a pipeline protest in west westbury ends with two arrest. the protesters chained themselves to their carpenter next. there were trying to stop the construction of a gas pipeline, saying it is not safe in the residential area. but, the company putting in the pipeline that meets all safety regulations. >> and beverly lease officers aching a big save for a kitten. along with beverly animal cont

. >> i am chris anderson in for christa del camp. >> sarah: she is make emceeing strides against breast cancer which is a great event coming up. >> chris: the rain is here. >> danielle: we need the rain for anyone who went outside and did the rain dance, it is much appreciateworcester gotten three quarter of an inch of

they were scheduled to fly 141 passengers from scotland to new jersey, and seven's chris anderson is back with us with the latest on that it chris? >> well, krista, as you can imagine, the situation close to hugely over the weekend, and now, the two parts are charges. >>> authorities say the two parts are 35 and 45 years old, their activities still not confirmed. there was supposed to be flying united flight 162, scheduled to leave glasgow at 9:00 a.m. saturday with 150 people on board, but then, confusion. one passenger tweeting, what is going on? police in the title with very little information. >> and it turned out that the prize was arrested, suspected uncomfortable with a member of your crew, you don't find them. the safeguards that are in place in effect for. >> the entire crew was replaced, and the flight was delayed to 10 hours, finally landing in the work at 8:45 saturday night. passengers are voicing their concerns. >> man: to see polys getting on a plane drunk, it absolutely considers me. >> united airlines said in a statement that the two parts of been relief from service

it doesn't sound like bannon's going anywhere anytime soon, anderson. >> chris frates, thanks very much. more on how women voters see donald trump. for that, we turn to chief national correspondent, inside politics john king to break it down by the numbers. the gender gap has been a problem for donald trump since the beginning. where do things stand now? >> this is one of the areas where donald trump remains in a ditch, as we get just ten weeks plus a few days out from the election. let's look, quinnipiac university national poll just out in recent days, 54% for hillary clinton, 33% for donald trump. you can do the math right there. that's 21 points. the third-party candidate is getting some votes there. if you look back at the 2012 election polls, on election day in 2012, president obama had an 11-point edge. a much bigger edge now for hillary clinton. this is one of the reasons she's leading in the national polls. she's used the gender gap to her advantage. donald trump does lead among men, but by nowhere near enough to offset that. 20 plus points, that's huge. >> does it get any bett

chris. kris anderson in for me, but you guys are here and sarah's back, so at least we have some normal. temperatures are below normal the start the morning, in the upper 60s, mid-60s along the cape. yesterday was doom and gloom with scattered showers. the same story for today, as well. rainfall totals since yesterday, beverly topping the charts with rain. look at boston, though, not even a quarter of an inch. we did finish up the month of july in boston. july rain didn't even melt to one inch of rain. now, notice all this heavy rain that moved through overnight last night. it's pushing off shore now. some of you saw some decent rainfall. if you're headed out the door this morning, i think mostly you'll see a lot of cloud cover out there. it's a gloomy start to your monday. and we'll watch the chance for scattered showers throughout the day today. now, scattered showers will mainly mass. i think for boston the north shore, the south shore, the showers will be more isolated in nature. so some of you will see them. some of you won't. it's hit-and-miss. we're not talking about super heavy r

that had to be one of the longest shots chris c ever hit..without leaving the yard! brian anderson thought it was out..so did everybody else---even bernie brewer! he was ready to do the home run slide. prince fielder belted 230 homers in his 6 plus seasons with the brewers. sadly, it appears the one-time prolific slugger is facing the end of his career at age 32. fox's ken rosenthal reports that fielder, now with the rangers, had a second neck surgery on july 29th. doctors won't clear him to play. so he's guaranteed 24 million dollars a year through 2 thousand 20. texas will hold a news conference tomorrow. if this is the end, prince fielder finishes with 319 homers-the same number as his father cess'ul. ironic-given their complicated relationship. thankfully, prince was reunited with his dad last year. and an adrenaline junkie at age 80. she went white water rafting in business news - master lock is moving its headquarters to oakc will fill the former caterpillar global mining campus on south howell avenue. the president of master lock says part of the reason for the move is it ha

now t-v guide reports that fox is negotiating with creator chris carter and stars david duchovny and gillian anderson for another round of new episodes. "lets do the time warp again. reboot of "the rocky horror picture show." it stars victoria justice as janet, ryan mccartan as brad, and transgender star laverne cox as dr. frank-n-furter. ben vereen, american idol alum adam lambert and christina milian will also be making appearances. and best yet -- the film's original dr. frank-n-furter, tim curry will also be making a special camo two-hour musical special is set to air right here on fox 6 on october 20th. all anchors chat/toss to 6am ballots for voting purposes." complex ballots... and questions about voter i-ds. as the partisan primary kicks off this morning - we're answering all your questions right here on fox 6 wakeup. and a sheboygan mom says she was sick of looking at her 2 yr old son. what else she told 911 operators about his death. good morning and welcome to wakeup! rob's weather today: mostly sunny. rob's weather today: mostly sunny. high: 86/82-84 lakeside. dewpoint: 68 wind: se 5-10 m

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negotiateths with creator chris carter stars david duchovny and jillian anderson fornother round of new episodes this year limited run high ratings. justin timberlake gave hope to all *nsync fans everywhere. apparent will boy band had reunion for jaz's forth birthday now we're just waiting for an official *nsync dogs with very special training helping wounded vets even saving lives. called pay paws for patriots lloyd sowers shows us, they build a very tight bond. >>> michael jurn began is totally blind. his guide dog named treasure means everything to him. an extension of my left arm. she is my eyes now. michael lost his eye in iraq. i had 45 percent of cranium crushed in acrylic plate. actually first u.s. service member to lose boths eye eyes in globe will war on terror now he works for southeastern guide dogs where they raise them from pups. these little ones are black labs and their training starts right away. >> it's very important for dogs to be abling to recognize things. looking up, looking side to side. many of them will be guide dogs for the blind. but a growing number will bec

i'm kris anderson. >> jennifer: i'm jennifer eagan. another beautiful day. let's go to chris lambert for a check oft forecast, chris. >> chris: rinse and repeat. a carbon copy of it. maybe a couple of degrees cooler today and a smidge more on the humidity factor. a lot of sunshine out there, but the front is staying to the any scattered storms and showers today are to the north and west of us with a main concentration in new york with a few in vermont later in the day. an isolated shower overnight. a couple of degrees cooler than yesterday, bupt i don't know if you note a difference there because of humidity is up a touch as well. comfortable stuff here heading out to fenway park, some sunday night baseball at 8:00. should be abo only fading back to near 70 by the end. game. it will be a mild need tonight and a stray shower overnight tonight and not a whole lot of rain in the forecast. we have a brief cooldown toward the end of the week. that seven-day is coming up. >> jennifer: a tragic loss and a community in mourning. in lunenburg this 18-year-old that just graduated from

according to t-v guide, fox is negotiating with creator chris carter and stars, david duchovny and gillian anderson for another season. this year's limited run received high ratings despite the lengthy hiatus. its all about pokemon go craze and trying to 'catch them all'... what happens when the roles pikachu tries to catch us. we'll explain after the break. one man shows albertsons has everything you need, every day! the freshest food and low albertsons prices. and right now you can save even more during our huge anniversary sale. happy anniversary to me. get select varieties of pepsi, 12-pack 12-ounce cans, 4 for $10 when you buy 4. plus pork loin back ribs, buy 1 get 2 free. albertsons huge anniversary sale. mixes basketball and baseball. he hits the basketball with the bat and it lands perfectly in the hoop! not sure how many takes it took to finally make a pokemon gets their revenge on people trying to hunt them down. a group of people dressed up as pikachu and ran around town with a giant poke ball. they threw the ball at unsuspecting victims, one of the victims was even thrown into the water

chris brown released from jail. what the singer's latest arrest i'm john anderson. >> i'm lynna lai. here's stories we're following. two akron men have been charged for the shooting of a woman in the national park. they were indicted on attempted murder and other charges. court documents say the two tried to kill a woman on july 3 head. now, if convicted, they could face up to 30 years in prison. >>> a memorial for the victims of serial killer anthony sowell faces another delay. there was supposed to be a memorial but it's been postponed. -- there was supposed to be a memorial, but it was postponed. the victims' families say it will help >>> a deal was reached and now it goes to the board. both sides say the deal is fair and good for kids and teachers. >> good to hear. >> all right. time to check in with hollie and the weather. >> we hear you, hollie. >>> first of all, there's a train. it's really loud. i start to dork out when you hear the planes practicing for the air show. there. yeah, you will be hearing them zip around, i'm sure at the very least by tomorrow and maybe even today

anderson, fox 29 news. >> hard to row sift that request. >>> well new jersey governor chris christie announced program todayhat will help local governments impacted financially by super storm sandy to apply for reimbursement. christie made the announcement today in toms river. local governments in the nine garden state counties that were most impacted by the storm will be able to apply for reimburse many from the state it's all part of the non-federal cost share or match program. the governor is hoping these funds will help the smaller municipalities from having to raise property taxes to pay off money used to clean up from that devastating storm. >>> back to your fox 29 weather authority. meteorologist scott williams standing by now with your weekend forecast. >> yes, scott should we expect mr. heat and humidity are we done with it? we're not done so much with the heat but the humidity will drop for the upcoming weekend, dawn and chr chris. more tolerable but let's talk about a danger that will lurk down the jersey shore for a part of the upcoming weekend into early next week. it's kind of related inn dire

we have kris anderson out there and jennifer eagan. but first, let's sidney it over to chris lambert with more on this tornado warning we had this morning, chris. >> chris: a couple warnings between 3:00 and 4:00 a.m. in middlesex county. it started out nearly marlborough. it had rotation to it. from marlborough, sudbury and concord. no warnings in place. we have some showers an even some embedded downpours across the cape and the islands. we're done. we're watching this system, just a couple hours more of rain from nantucket over to hyannis and provincetown before we get some drier air. once we get into the dry air, you know, it's drier air as far as the eye can see on a lot of these maps. a lot more dry weather and low humidity that will start to work on in for the next several days. 68 in boston. 62 in worce. a lot of low thiewmedty working into the west. dew points into new york. down into the 50s. 40s and 450s dew point wise this afternoon. real comfortable stuff. even a taste of fall overnight tonight. we'll talk more on that in the seven-day forecast coming up. >> ryan

anderson. 4,649 yards. number two all time. now he is the current running backs coach for the cardinals. he is coaching the likes of david johnson and chris johnson and andre ellington and he gives us a real inside look at the skill set of each and every running back. back for stump mitchell. it will be one of our main features tonight at 10:30. stump mitchell running backs coach for the cardinals. >> you know it doesn't matter who b.a. put in the ball game. all of those guys are productive and we were fortunate enough to have them all. >> let's swing over to baseball. a lost weekend in boston for the diamondbacks. ace zach greinke with one of the worst outings of his major league career. and in the league of ted williams of rough, rough weekend at fenway (jude)its never good when fans >>> tinever a good thing when fans, media and critics alike are asking the question who is responsible for what's been a meltdown of a season for the zach greinke looked like anything but an ace at fenway. lost weekend in boston. call it an embarrassment. i will show you the damage now. bottom of the first with greinke on the hill. what a day for boston's m

you can watch anderson cooper's entire interview with him tonight. in the meantime, chris collins of new york, the first member of the u.s. congress to endorse trump. >> you heard trump jr. tell his father that they will take "baby steps" on the issue of immigration. do you believe he is still committed to deporting all of the 11 million undocumented people here in the united states? >> i'm not party to the peach she going to give, but what i expect we may hear is deporting the immigrants that have broken our laws, where they're allowed to stay in the u.s. you have to draw a line. those undocumented workers, the illegal immigrant that's broke the laws should be deported. at the same time, i have called for the immigrants that have been here working and raising a family, they would be able to travel and raise a family, do a crucial job that americans don't want. as i said, it would be difficult if not impossible to deport 11 million immigrants. let's start with those immigrants that broke our laws out of the country, and implement e verify. so going forward we no longer fac

chris carter put that easy swing on a pitch and clobbered one off the scoreboard!! unlike 2 nights ago, the ballpark couldn't hold it. about two off the scoreboard....freddie freeman gives a chase anderson offering a ride...it's 4-2. freeman hit a second solo shot to cut the braves deficit to 4-3 in the 8th. but new closer tyler thornburg earns the save..with help from rookie orlando are'-cia. that young man's a magician with the glove! 4-3 brewers; they go for a series split tomorrow afternoon. by the way, stunning news out of houston where the astros have designated former brewer carlos gomez for from stunning to just plain sad in in the case of prince fielder. today the rangers made it official; after a second neck surgery, doctors will not medically clear the ex prolific brewers slugger. it's just too dangerous. no one played harder or loved the game-and his teammates more. "you know im reall going to miss, going to miss being around those guys cuz i you know theyre a lot of fun. ive just been in a big league clubhouse since i was their age so its a you know to here's a lighter story to end on...unless you're nfl superstar jj watt. the former badger personifies tough. but jj "really

fox 29's bill anderson spoke with parents about this interesting rule, bill. what is their reaction. >> reporter: hahn neverly, chris, there were two reactions. some didn't know five-year-olds were being suspended and when they found out most honestly thought it was ridiculous. the question is basically, does suspending a child that young have any real benefit and apparently now the district agrees it does not. with few exceptions it's hard to imagine what a five-year-old could do to get suspended from school. >> i would never expect them to do that to kids. that's ridiculous. >> reporter: most of the parents i spoke to also had few really good answers. >> my immediate response as a parent that's ridiculous. they're kindergartners. they're five. >> reporter: up until yesterday, it probably happened more than anyone would expect. >> they're about 400, um, 500 suspensions of kindergarteners last year. about 1500 suspensions of first graders and 1900 suspension suss against second graders. >> reporter: last night' school reform commission meeting, after years of active visit pleas they decided that the current policy n

chris, thank you. >>> a church in wilmington, delaware, says someone put this hole in its side. it said black lives matter but someone did not like the message and cut the word blackout. bill anderson visited that church and joins us from the newsroom. bill? >> reporter: iain, as we well know, unfortunately, for some, it's on-going debate. black lives matter a call for justice or a sign of division? this weekend someone apparently thought it was the ladder and was willing to vandalize church property in order to make their point. one sign at first unitarian church in wilmington calls it a welcoming congregation. a second says standing on the side of love -- >> the word black was removed with surgical precision. >> reporter: the third sign black lives matter that led to vandalism. >> someone coming in the middle of the night and just vandalizing the banner that doesn't accomplish anything. i don't know what they thought they would accomplish since we've already put up another o one. >> reporter: it's not the first time a black lives matter sign has been vandalized. not even the first time at a church the people at first unitarian weren't surprised by the opposition but they hoped th

chris carter hits monster home runs in his own two on... 26th homer of the year. he leads the crew in both rbi and homers. enough for bernie to celebrate with a slide. chase anderson gets the win while tyler thornberg gets the save. kirk niewenheis there for the final out... so the brewers finally get one from atlanta. 4-3... series finale tomorrow at 1:10. jared cook signed by green bay this summer to give aaron rodgers another weapon to work only thing is... we haven't even seen him in that offense- -until now. scott grodsky has more from training camp. it's the end of a long and excruciating wait for packers wide receiver ty montgomery and linebacker sam barrington....after months sidelined by injury they are finally back in practice with their teammates. teammates. montgomery: "i felt like i was waiting on christmas, waiting on santa claus for the guys upstairs to give me good news about being able to return to practice." practice."barrington: "yesterday i woke up i was like "do i know how to play oo there and it was fun being out there my legs feel good."new tight end jared cook was also activated off the physically unable to perform list...the 6 foot 5 monst

in a dorchester neighborhood and a woman and dog are wounded. 7's kris anderson live on the scene with more on this shooting. >> chris: sarah, good morning. the gun shot wound this woman suffered is apparently have here. we're on mcclellan street in dorchester right now. there are two scenes. one on mcclellan where apparently according to neighbors the shots were fired. and then the young lady lives right around the corner on page street. we have some video from earlier. we want to show you when the scene was active. police have the areas roped off as they were investigating, figuring out what happened here. about 1:00 a.m., it appears there was some sort of fight, some sort of argument that led to the shots being fired. at least that's what neighbors are telling us so far. the young lady was hit. and then it look like she tried page street. and that's when she was transported, taken to the hospital with those potentially life-threatening injuries. you mentioned there was a dog injured, as well. we're not sure if the dog was shot or what happened with the dog, but he was loaded up into a police car. it appears the do

>> well, you know, chris, if you look at the conversation with anderson cooper, he said, look, here'swe're going to do. you have to go out before you can come back and become a citizen. he was very clear about this. he was in manchester, new hampshire. what we're going to see this wednesday from phoenix, arizona, he's going to lay out in specific details his plan. >> he said, i'll work with them. not to cut you off, but this matters. it's getting confusing. why does he need to give this speech to clarify something if he never changed from what it was. he did, and that's okay. it happens all the time. i don't understand why the campaign wants to have it both ways. >> when you look at this issue and get past building a wall, which he's going to do, and he's talked about securing the border. what the issue is right now, our government doesn't know how many illegal immigrants there are in this country. they don't know if it's 11 million or 20 million or 25 million and where they are. you have to identify these people. that's the most important thing. >> he said, i'm getting rid of all of

anderson fox 29 news. >> back to your wine weather authority. what is the weekend looking light. >> it's not going to be a complete wash out. we have heat and humidity making a come back, chrisered showers thunderstorms part of the day tomorrow. ultimate doppler it's dry and quiet right now. we saw a pretty nice day. scattered clouds and also off to the west you can see this is the front that we're watching. it will develop a line of thunderstorms tomorrow especially tomorrow afternoon across the area. so we'll take you hour by hour. saturday morning. mostly cloudy. maybe some areas of patchy fog out there. but primarily a dry start. here's 11am watching that line. north and west. the pocono mountains will see it first moving toward the lehigh valley and watch what happens here's 2:00 in the afternoon. most of the action still far north and west. but we'll watch that line as it continues to approach the philadelphia area. i-95 corridor we could see gusty winds, heavy rain maybe even some lightning with this keep an eye to the sky. here's 4:00 in the afternoon. once again, not everyone will see the activity, but you might have to have a backup plan to head up doors. by 5:00,

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more to the right, chris has been very good at hosting the debates and very forward and fact-checking and from cnn, his very best job he's ever done was this year and trump likes andersonquite a bit. i think they would be easily accepted by both campaigns. >> september 26th, i'll be at every one but one, todd graham. >> thank you so much. lots to talk about ahead of these debates. thank you. we'll pass them on. meantime, coming up, actor and director nate parker breaking his calls amid calls to boycott "face of the nation." and a rape that he was cleared of 17 years ago. why is it resurfacing now? that's coming up. you tell your insurance company they made a mistake. the check they sent isn't enough to replace your totaled new car. the guy says they didn't make the mistake. you made the mistake. i beg your pardon? he says, you should have chosen full-car replacement. excuse me? let me be frank, he says. you picked the wrong insurance plan. no, i picked the wrong insurance company. with liberty mutual new car replacement™, we'll replace the full value of your car plus depreciation. call and if you have more than one liberty mutual policy, you qualify for a multi-policy

chris? >> all right, jason. thank you very much. we just gave you a quick look at trump's interview with our anderson cooper. there is much more.part, trump openly acknowledging in his own words that he's actually hardening his position on immigration. the republican presidential nominee recalibrating to be sure, once again. >> we're going to end sanctuary cities. we're going to run a country like it's supposed to be run. we're going to have borders, very strong borders. and after that, we're going to see what happens, but we are going to find people and we're getting immediately -- and i mean first hour of my -- the first document i will sign will say get the bad ones out of this country. bring them back where they came from. >> you know i got to follow up. you said on hannity, you used the word softening. even last night you talked about -- >> i don't think it's a softening. >> but 11 million people are no longer going to be deported. >> i've heard people say it's a hardening actually. >> but 11 million who have not committed crime, there's going to be a path to legalization, is that right? >> you know it's a process. you can

chris. scott brown fighting back, denying accusations made in the fox news lawsuit. the suit claims he made not backing down, though. the former massachusetts senator says it's just not true. 7's kris anderson is here now with more. >> kris: the allegations against scott brown include a lawsuit against the fox news former boss roger ailes and other top executives at the company. brown is not listed as a defendant, but he is still defending himself against claims made in that case. >> she never cries at movies unless it's a touchy-feely type >> kris: senator scott brown appearing friendly on a talk show host with fox news andrea tantaros. according to her, sometimes too friendly. tantaros says in august 2015, the former massachusetts senator made a number of sexually inappropriate comments on set and in a suggestive manner said, "she would be fun to go to a nightclub with." >> i haven't been to a club since 1980 something. >> kris: yesterday in new inappropriate behavior. >> when we're on set, there are three other women and there's also the camera people and there's also the people in the booth listening to us. >> kris: in the lawsuit, tantaros also claims after a show brown snuck up behind