curt schilling, a former world series champion with the red sox, founded the company and it collapsed in 2012 after receiving a $75 million loan backed by rhode island taxpayers. today's findings come after a four-year investigation into the deal. rhode island state police say they conducted more than 100 interviews as part of that investigation, and nothing was indictment. >> the officials who knew the $75 million increase was intended for 38 studios prior to the legislative vote did not disclose this information to the full house and senate. we have found no probable cause to establish that a crime was committed. it is the investigative opinion of the rhode island state police and the department of attorney general that a bad deal does not always equate to an indictment. >> so fully disclosed the financial condition to the state. a civil suit filed by the state against the architects of the deal goes to court this fall. >>> and 7 news now turning to your weather. this friday got off to a soggy start for some of us. people break out the umbrellas and ponchos to stay drive. what's nex

ben: breaking news involving curt schilling's failed video game company. after a four year investigation no criminal charges will be , filed in the case. 38 studios received 75 million dollars from the state of rhode island, and then went bankrupt leaving taxpayers on the hook. jc: mike wankum joins us now the the rain moved through and then -- joins us now. everybody talked about it. we wanted more. mike: every lawn i am seeing looks like the color of straw. we needed rain. we were this close to it. it went too far south. still pushing close to the 90-degree mark. in boston, we drop off slowly overnight, in the mid-60's. here is where that main rain event was. it's gert down to the south.

. >> at 6:00 officials ending an information into curt schilling's gaming company. he avoids federal charges, ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? >>> we have breaking news right now out of manchester, new hampshire. fire investigators say a deadly fired that happened a little while back was an accident caused by smoking materials that lit a piece of furniture on fire. you're looking at video from that massive blaze. the fire marshal says the fire smde right before the building exploded into those flames. four people died in that fire. they were all in the same apartment at the time. two of the victims were children. >>> all right. changing gears right now. a horse stuck in the mud getting some help from officials in colorado. the animal was trapped for hours in knee-deep water just unable to move. >> thanks to firefighters, technical rescue teams and some good samaritans, that house is now safe and sound. the trail to marshy lands to cupcake, a horse trapped knee-deep in mud. >> it was emotional. we could see it in the firefighters' faces. >> they captured moment after getting iv fluid

maria: breaking news involving curt schilling's failed video game company, 38 studios. after a four year investigation no criminal charges will be , filed in the case. the company relocated to rhode island from massachusetts in 2010 in exchange for a $75 million state loan guarantee. it later went bankrupt, leaving taxpayers on the hook. ed: right now, police are searching for such act. an elderly let's go to our correspondent who has more. reporter: yeah, you know, add, police say that this crime is alarming on so many levels in the public could be at risk. >> i'm shocked. we do not locked doors. reporter: but he no police say residents need to and keep their guard up after a woman in her 70's was sexually assaulted in >> she was confronted in her house by the suspect, who was not known to work. there is no connection between them we could determine. and after she was treated, we determined the suspect got into the house through a forced entry on a ground-floor window. reporter: police say the attack was random. it happened between 8:00 and 9:00. the victim, credible.

in washington, the way we have ed: no criminal charges resulting from the investigation into curt schilling's failed video game company and the deal that lured it to rhode island, prosecutors spent four years looking at the state deal offered to schilling to get him to move 38 studios from massachusetts to rhode island. the company later went bankrupt. the investigation says the deal was pushed through quickly partly because schilling is a celebrity but no laws were broken. maria: tonight a well-deserved salute to two national guardsman from massachusetts who helped save a woman who had been trapped in her car for two days. staff sgt. dana francis and sgt. tommy coppola, members of the army national guard, were jersey when they noticed a car deep in the woods. there was an 87-year-old was slumped over in the backseat. they raced to get help and the woman was freed and taken to the hospital. doctors say the woman had been in the woods for 2 days with no food and isn't sure how she got there. five for good now, two acts of kindness to tell you about this see the act of kindness ahead. ed: at 11

no charges for curt schilling's game company 38 studios. he founded the company that classed in 2012 after receiving a loan backed by rhode island's taxpayers. they conducted 100 interviews and it was simply a bad new. >> the officials that knew the increase was intended for 38 studios prior to the legislative did not disclose this information to the full house and senate. we found no probable cause to establish a crime was submitted. it is the investigator's opinion of the state police and the departmentor a bad deal doesn't always equate to tan indictment. >> shilly maintained the company disclosed the financial condition to the state. >>> the rain is clearing up this afternoon after a soggy and cloudy morning. it gave us a brief relief from all that heat. >> it looks like there's wet weather on the way for the weekend. jeremy reiner has the forecast. >> yes. we had rain early this morning for a lot about metro boston much to do aboutnothing. sun came out midday and popped off a few isolated showers and downpours. as they drift south, the

ben: breaking news involving curt schilling's failed video game company. after a four year investigation no criminal charges will be , filed in the case. 38 studios received 75 million dollars from the state of rhode island, and then went bankrupt leaving taxpayers on the hook. jc: mike wankum joins us now the the rain moved through and then -- joins us now. everybody talked about it. we wanted more. mike: every lawn i am seeing looks like the color of straw. we needed rain. we were this close to it. it went too far south. still pushing close to the 90-degree mark. in boston, we drop off slowly overnight, in the mid-60's. here is where that main rain event was. it's gert down to the south. most of that is long gone, well offshore with lightning and thunder. we are left with top of showers. they will be with us through the evening hours. was the sun goes down, they will go away as well. i love the timeline on showers and aim few moments. -- in a few moments. jc? jc: a lynn man is accused of trying to kidnap and rape a woman in winthrop. but that's not the o

no charges are filed against the video game company owned by curt schilling. rhode island state police are speaking at a press conference right now about the former red sox pitcher's company. it relocated to rhode island in 2010 in exchange for a $75 million state loan guarantee. it later went bankrupt leaving taxpayers on the hook for that money. investigators say a grand jury te studios case in october of 2012. rhode island state police say they conducted more than 100 interviews as part of that investigation. bottom line here, they say they could not find any evidence of criminal activity that they could prove beyond a reasonable doubt. >>> turning to your weather. a rainy and gloomy start to the day, but after the heat we needed a break. this is a live look at boston where we saw the sun pop out this afternoon. the chief meteorologist is here fresh off his southern italian vacation. >> the radar is relatively quiet right now. we had a bag of rain early this morning. for some of you, a beneficial rain and for the rest ornamental rain. not that much. most ci

. >> authorities in rhode island won't file charges against the case of curt schilling's failed video game company. >>> four new cases of zika in florida, and those infected in the u.s. >> partly sunny skies this weekend and rain possible this weekend. >>> hillary clinton makes history as she formally accepts the democratic presidential news. police in boston say the death of a little boy at the boston beach was a tragic acnt kyzr willis was in a camp program. >> we're live at boston police headquarters with the latest on the investigation. >> reporter: the boston police commissioner said no foul play was involved and the death of a 7-year-old boy was an accidentally drowning. kyzr willis was in a body was found. the camp had 50 kids that day, but he was described as a star of the program. the kids were swimming at carson beach in southy tuesday time between 2:15 and 2:30 kyzr slipped away from the other kids after getting out of the water. lifeguards and the director of the camp immediately began to search for the water anywhere they could for the boy. the police were called quickly

ed: now involving curt schilling's failed video game company, 38 studios. after a four-year investigation, no criminal charges will be filed in the case. the company relocated to rhode island from massachusetts in 2010 in exchange for a $75 million state loan guarantee. it later went bankrupt, leaving taxpayers on the hook. maria: to the south shore where the search is underway for a man accused in a disturbing attack. ed: our correspondent is like for us this afternoon. is highly unusual for a number of reasons. yesterday a local woman in her 70's was sexually assaulted in her own home by a stranger, a man in his 60's. it happened in her north kingdom home. it was not even dark yet. the man forced his way into the house. >> she was cornered in her house by the suspects, not known to her. there was no connection we could determine. after she determined that the suspect roque into the house with a forced entry -- broke into the house with a forced entry to a ground-floor window. reporter: she called 911 herself. she gave this description of the attacker -- a

. >>> no charges will be filed against curt schilling's failed video game company 38 studios. rhode island state police announced late this afternoon their criminal probe is over and the former sox pitcher's company will not face charges. 38 studios defaulted on a $75 million loan from the release of just one game. that left taxpayers on the hook for more than $100 million. >>> a 13-year-old boy is in critical condition tonight after falling from the window of a moving bus on martha's vineyard. police say the boy fell from or the boy from new york fell while that bus was massing through town. he was airlifted to children's hospital in boston and police are now investigating what happened. >>> i'm tracking in showers as they came through and gave a pretty good dumping. the drought rolls on but another chance for showers this weekend. i'll have the timeline for you. >> the reason town officials say three fed up and ended >>> popular beach spot in massachusetts forced to remove some facilities after people started using them as dumpsters. >> fox 25's crystal haynes went to plum i

ed: no criminal charges resulting from the investigation into curt schilling's falede video game company. rhode island prosecutors spent four years looking into the $75 million deal that brought 38 studios to the ocean state. the company went bankrupt leaving taxpayers on the hook. the investigation says the deal was pushed through quickly. partly because schilling is a celebrity. but in the end, no laws were broken. to commitment 2016 tonight and just hours after the democratic convention closed, hillary clinton's campaign says it has been fresh off of her big night at the d.n.c. clinton's compane is announcing it is part of a broader breach of the democratic national committee. the russian government is being blamed for the attack. the f.b.i. is still investigating. the campaign says security experts have found no evidence that their internal systems have been compromised. maria: with the political conventions over, it's back to the campaign trail for these two presidential candidates. our ben simmoneau is tracking them tonight. ben. ben: yeah, maria. battleground state of pennsylvania

. >> mark: breaking news in the investigation of 38 students that former red sox pitcher curt schilling's failed video company. the state police announced no charges will be filed as a result of their criminal probe. 38 studios defaulted on a $75 million loan from the state in 2012, after the release of leaving taxpayers on the took for more than $100 million after the collapse. >> vanessa: a live boston skyline. today's rainshowers have moved ou not out of the woods just yet. nter tonight and kevin, there are still some storms out there to our west. >> kevin: there are some popping up where the sun came out. it's quite humid out there. you're like i was, hoping for a much better rainstorm for our lawns. it was trending southernmost coast of new england especially the islands that had the heavy rain, even thunderstorm activity offshore. the rest of us getting light rain and it rained lightly just about the entire time out there. didn't amounts to very much. these are pretty popping up. southwest new hampshire into northnorthcentral massachusetts. so from greenfield, this one is going this

. >> you've had outspoken teammates, outspoken but had john kruk, curt schilling, darren daulton.avorite teammate of all time? >> they're all great teammates but probably my favorite dave hull inches, ya, probably the base base runner i ever played with, all great teammate, truck, daulton, i mean, that was just a great team. we made that met team look like children compared to the way we partied. we partied in philly. it was like a warm up, you snow. >> so you got some book signings coming up, chester county book company in west chester, then tomorrow, barnes and noble, haddonfield road in cherry hill. everyone should get out there. >> absolutely i'll say hi look them right in the eye like i always do, and say hi and sign whatever they want. and like i said, appreciate being here, thank you very much. >> lenny dykstra, appreciate it. coming up next we will be right back, three to go, don't right back, three to go, don't go for all those pokers, prodders, shuckers and sniffers, [ inhales ] all giant produce is triple checked. farm, crate, and store. we're focusing on fresh... ...so

. >>> no charges will be filed against curt schilling's failed video game company. rhode island state police announced that their criminal probe is over. the former sox pitcher's company will not face $75 million loan after the release of one game. leaving taxpayers on the hook for more than $100 million. >>> well, tonight two restaurant workers are in trouble for refusing to serve a u.n. form police officer. >> ahead at -- uniform police officer. >> ahead how the police officer responded. >>> as some lawmakers try to get guns off the streets we are learning that gun shops and gun ranges three packed with people. next at 10:00 why women now make up the majority >>> plus, a drone caught flying in some local homes. pat randazzo: when i see those false ads attacking kelly on medicare, i wonder... ...do they think that we're stupid? we know kelly. walter kolodziej: kelly has always done the right thing ble record. mary griffin: we need to work across the aisle-which she does. mimi kolodziej: she's fighting for seniors and protecting medicare. pat randazzo: kelly knows t

. >>> no charges will be filed against curt schilling's failed video game company. rhode island state police announced that their criminal probe is over. the former sox pitcher's company will not face charges. 38 studios defaulted on a $75 million loan after the release of one game. leaving taxpayers on the hook for more than $100 million. >>> well, tonight two restaurant workers are in trouble for refusing to serve a u.n. form police officer. >>he police officer. >> ahead how the police officer responded. >>> as some lawmakers try to get guns off the streets we are learning that gun shops and gun ranges three packed with people. next at 10:00 why women now make up the majority of sales in our area. >>> plus, a drone caught flying in some local homes. >>> tonight we're learning >> a drone was flying on two families as they slept in their beds. new at 10:00 our john monahan live in hollis, new hampshire, where john a community on there is on edge? >> reporter: that's right, vanessa. everyone we spoke to here in hollis was troubled after learning from police that a dr

. >> mark: no charges will be filed against curt schilling's failed video company, 38 videos. >> vanessa: rhode island announced late this afternoon, the criminal probe is over and the former sox pitcher's company will not face charges. the company defaulted on $75 million loan from the state after one game, leaving taxpayers on the hook for more than $100 million. >> mark: it's an unthinkable crime. a man accused of trying to kidnap and rape a woman. >> vanessa: police say his own daughter was sitting just a few feet away. >> she came out of the alleyway, holding her eye and i immediately saw blood dripping down her arm. >> vanessa: the one thing that witnesses noticed about the suspect that led police right to him. are turning people away l the unusual demographic that makes up the fastest growing market for new gun sales. >> vanessa: new at 6:00 p.m., a new clue in the hunts for a man wanted for a frightening ail tack on the orange line. say was with him. we first showed you the surveillance pictures of the man, the one you see here on wednesday night. the assault happened at the tuft