but the commissioner of police says this was just a tragic accident. 7-year-old kyzr willis from dorchester drowned at carson beach on tuesday. the boy got away from camp counselor was and found a few hours later in the water. they say the search started after kyzr's gone. camp director called police, they sent search crews out and after about four hours they did find kyzr in the water. the commissioner says no foul play here. it's just a tragic case of a kid slipping away. >> you know, you lose sight of a kid for even seconds, a tragedy like this can happen. heart, but anyone knows, you know, a kid like that, you know, you need eyes on them 24/7. it's a terrible tragedy. >> reporter: as a result of this tragedy, as i mentioned, mayor marty watch walsh is calls for changes. i'll detail that tonight at > a -y court. it happened a a state-run swimming pool in lowell. >> now he's facing serious charges and faced a judge today. >> reporter: the suspect has only been in the u.s. for two months before this alleged incident happened right here at the pool. he's accused of touching this teen repeat

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we have an death of a 7-year-old boy from dorchester earlier this week. 30 minutes ago they came out and said they believe it was an accidental drowning. >> he was at a summer camp in south boston. we have all the breaking details. >> william evans laid out a time line of the day's events earlier this week. it was about 2:15 in the afternoon when swimmers at the camp came out of the water and went into the bathhouse to change. but later inside the boathouse his big brother noticed the 7-year-old was not there. so the search began for the boy. around 2:49 calls were made to the boy's mother and 911. crews searched the water and surrounding neighborhood and hours later they found the little boy's body in the water. they say it wasn't a strong swimmer, and in fact a counselor was working with him that very day teaching him how to swim. the commissioner is saying no foul play. the boy's death drowning. >>> also on 7, a 22-year-old man is behind bars accused of inappropriately touching a 13-year-old girl in lowell. police say it happened at a state-run swimming pool. >> that man is charge

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shots were fired at bailey street in dorchester avenue at 3:00 a.m. they're collecting shell casings and taking pictures of evidence. no word on victims or suspects in that case. >>> police in abbington arrest a man on drunk driving charges after he hit a woman and flipped the car. seriously injured taken to the hospital. >>> mothers against drunk driving make an emotional plea at the statehouse today. they meant to push for a bill that require people that get arrested for drung driving to get a breathalyzer installed in the car until charges are or 13 months. one mother whose son was killed lawmakers to pass the bill. >> everyone and anyone damaged or destroyed by a single, selfish decision to get behind that wheel, this is not a do-over. it should be a one and done. i beg of you, please do not delay in taking up this bill this weekend. please pass this bill so nobody else will have to live with this pain. >> reporter: that breathalyzer device doesn't allow a car to start until a driver blows a clean test. >>> also on 7, some scary moments for a teen

tonight candles spell out the name kaiser on malibu beach in dorchester. kaiser will assist family and friends here to honor his memory. his dad says this was his favorite spot. >> we did a candlelight individual tell you this is here. we used to come over here and ride our bicycle. >> reporter: his grandfather ralph jackson wondering how this little boy got separated from the watchful lines of day camp counsellors. >> how does a 7-year-old wander off from an 18 staff place. they have 18 people out there watching those kids. they might have had too many kids. >> reporter: his dad saying he's glad the mayor visited and satisfied the program director is on leave while the city and police investigate what went >> thank you. he's not the type of kid to wander off. >> reporter: the zpaur son also concerned their 9-year-old niece had to notify them kaiser was missing. >> we got a call from a 9-year-old saying that kaiser was missing before the counsellors called us. >> reporter: and especially upsetting the news they were not able to see kaiser when they visited

family and friends hug each other, grieving over the drowning death of 7-year-old kaiser willis of dorchester. >> we had the state police, the coast guard, we used every possible resource. >> reporter: news of frantic search to filed the young boy was attending a city-run summer drop-in program for kids inside the curly community center where police say he wandered off. four hours later, divers located kaiser's body, 15 yards from >> it's an active investigation. we have investigators here now and just trying to find out, you know, the last hours what happened to the child. >> it's heart breaking. >> reporter: outside the l street bathhouse, flowers are left in memory of kaiser. meanwhile parents like colleen burns, who comes to carson beach with her son all summer, is devastated by the loss of a young life and wonders how something like this could have happened. >> i know everybody who works there and everybody's great. it's of responsibility for kids to watch young kids around the water. >> so investigators are waiting for autopsy results. they're also busy talking to witnesses. people who

family of dorchester boy that drowned while attending city run swimming camp is demanding answers. them when their child went missing. fox25 catherine parrotta outside the curley community center this morning where the director of the camp has been placed on paid administrative leave. >> catherine: curley community center reopened and take place somewhere else, at least for a time. meantime mayor walsh launched independent investigation what kyzr willis grieves. >> worst thing you tell a family you lost your baby. now you tell me i can't see the baby. i don't care what condition he is in. we still want to see him. >> catherine: the last time kyzr willis was' family was able to see him, yesterday they were told they couldn't see him, body unrecognizable and family gathered on malibu beach in dorchester spelling his names in candles on the sand. >> this was the >> he went missing tuesday afternoon, body found in the water off carson beach hours later. his family left only with questions. >> how did seven-year-old wander off from 18 staff place? 18 people out there watching those kids

. >> anchor: a dorchester woman following gps directions landing her in trouble in verm vernal. she reacted quickly swerving off the road and driving up a wire connected to a utility pole there. the car almost completely verl and suspended on the wires. neither the driver nor the passenger were hurt. >> anchor: a sculpture. take in new bedford. the artist says it's a statue of a sea gull made to look like a woman. it's called sea gull cinderella. >> anchor: some say it has to go. kris anderson has more on the sculpture scandal. >> reporter: we know the story of cinderella the princess. >> i made it for a project in brooklyn. >> reporter: finished sea gull cinderella back in 2012. after a few different stops the colorful concept is on display on the city sea port art walk. this work of art is causing controversy. >> everyone has a different opinion about art. art can be personal. >> reporter: an online petition was launched to try to get the sculpture the person leading the charge writing it reflects poorly on our city. not everyone agrees. a rival facebook page was set up in sup

reporter: earlier, the mayor and the police commissioner went to the willis' family home in dorchester. he said they are devastated and that the city is offering counselors to help them cope. jc: thank you -- ben: thank you for that. you saw the heatwave continue. officially not the case. anchor: much of the area was over 90. most of us are going to be over 90. it is dry, really dry. front late tomorrow, tomorrow night. the heat will be broken. much needed moisture is needed. let me give you an idea of how it will play out. friday is our best chance of getting rain. where will it set up? we will have to see as we get closer to it. you see one more time the rain that comes through, you can expect heavy rain to be possible. i want you to know the track is uncertain. we could still be farther south and then maybe it would be a fake out. the potential is there on trump grabbing the spotlight from the democrats. ben: the gop nominee told russian leaders he hopes they find hillary clinton's deleted emails, essentially inviting them into the american presidential selection process. the clinto

. >>> a dorchester woman following directions from her gps ends up in that wire act. place say her gps ordered her to turn around and she so quickly offoa ends up vertical and in utility pole wires in vermont on wednesday. luckily, no one was hurt. >>> cinderella the sea gull why critics say this work of art >>> well, a cinderella story is brewing in new bedford, but it's far from a fairy tale. it's a battle over art. it's a unique statue. >> it's part of the seaport art walk. this cinderella is causing quite >> reporter: we all know the story of cinderella the princess, but this sea gull sculpture that shares the same name is now the talk of the town in new bedford. >> i originally made it for a public art project in brooklyn. >> reporter: boston artist donna dodson, that created several lar sculptures, finished sea gull cinderella in 2012. after a few different stops, the colorful concept is now on display on the city's seaport art walk, but this work of art is >> i'm not surprised some people don't like it. everyone has a different opinion about art. art can be ver

kyzr willis's family came together on malibu beach in dorchester and held a vigil and they said that place was his favorite spot. they have a lot of questions how he was able to wander away from a city-run day camp. his body was found in the missing and they first got the call from his 9-year-old niece. they haven't been able to see kyzr. they say his body is unrecognizable. >> how does a 7-year-old wander away from a 18-staff place. they may are too many kids. >> where was the staff at? why weren't the cameras working? they had a bunch of cameras that weren't working that day. ironically were not working that day? i don't understand that. >> reporter: fox25 investigates learned by state law there needs to be one counselor for every ten campers and the city confirmed 56 kids were taking part in the chasm at the curley community center in addition to the director, a supervisor, assistant supervisor and 25 counselors. those counselors are between the ages of 15 and 18 and in addition to that, eight lifeguards on duty in that area the beach at the time. they are also all teenagers. agai

. >>> new clues in the death of a dorchester boy who wander aid away from a city-run day camp. fox25 investigates breaks down the timeline of when that boy disappeared and looks at who was watching the campers. >>> a local man is in police country after barricading himself inside a business for hours. the weapons and massive stock kept police at bay for. >>> good morning, 6:00 on this thursday july 28. thanks for being with us. i am gene lavanchy. >> sara: and i am sara underwood. one more day of 90s before things cool off a bit. shiri spear in the stormtracker weather sent we are the hour by ur >> shiri: ed got news temperatures take a step back and today ends up being dry. 75 in boston. 68 in lawrence. 63 in norwood. 70s for the cape and islands as you wake up. nashua at 63 degrees and worcester at 69. your hour-by-hour forecast and city of boston. 8 a.m. by 10 a.m., 86. we have temperatures here by lunchtime. so close to 90 degrees and not quite as bright. temperatures there will be around the middle 90s. at the coast and the city of boston, go with highs in the low 90s toda

unimaginable for family and friends, shaken to the core over the tragic death of 7-year-old kyzr willis of dorchester. a frantic four-hour search before the young boy's body was found 15 carson beach early tuesday night. police say he wandered off by the l street bathhouse. >> it's an active investigation. we have investigators here now and just trying to find out, you know, the last hours, what happened to the child. >> reporter: the bathhouse remained closed through the day where earlier camp staff gathered to meet with grief parents like colleen burns, who has spent a lot of time at carson beach with her own kids, are heart broken and anxious for answers. >> i think the water is very danes. it's dangerous for people even if they know how to swim. it's just dangerous. can't take your eyes off kids that age. >> so while police are continuing to interview witnesses, one thing they don't have access to is any surveillance video because there are no cameras here along dade boulevard. they're also awaiting the autops live in south boston tonight, steve cooper, 7news. >>> and we're following more breakin

police say the 31-year-old dorchester woman accidentally passed her destination when the g.p.s. quickly and that caused her to slam into this utility pole. no one was hurt. >>> the new hampshire jury found a school bus driver guilty of looking at her phone seconds before she crashed into tree. jurors convicted stephanie boyd on charges of reckless conduct and assault. last year he bus slid into a tree in nottingham. 11 students were on board and several hurt. boyd told me she was downloading an app on her phone at the time. >>> red light cameras redu on the other hand as fox 25's george collie cover discovered cities that turn red light cameras off see a significant increase. >> reporter: 126,000 crashes and more than 700 deaths in 2014 alone contributed to running a red light. most of those deaths were pedestrians, bikers or drivers in the other vehicle according to a new report. the insurance institute for highway safety study found cities who turned off red light cameras saw nearly 30% real life ramifications and lives are going to be lost. >> reporter: 158 commuters across t

over the western shore of the bay and now active with heavy rain on the eastern talbot county and dorchester county. that will be the story for this afternoon. , theore sunshine we see more showers we see come a couple of showers across mclean and headed up inside the beltway towards bethesda. more during the afternoon. temperatures, upper-80's with humidity levels rising. on the chunk of storms eastern shore headed to new jersey in northern delaware. the rest of the day, warmer temperatures, higher humidity, muggy, a good chance of scattered showers and storms this afternoon and more through the night. futurecast, scattered showers late this afternoon and this evening, a few possible later tonight and in the overnight good we will check in with the weekend in a few minutes. jummy: thank you. university of maryland police investigating a string of late-night armed robberies on campus, authorities game pokÉmon go. john gonzales has the details. john: three armed robberies tonight on the campus at the university of maryland, two of them outside of the queen anne's hall, this from one of the bl

who this dorchester garage where the paintings were discussed. in 1997, he tells us, his partner started talking about the gardener heist while they were watching tv in a waltham safe house. >> i was sitting in the living room in bobby, and he says, i know where the art, is it's buried in the cellar in florida, he said, do you have anybody that could fence it, can we get rid of it? i said, i don't know. you know, where to get rid of the art. any more questions about the paintings, he didn't need the money. >> i was making millions of dollars worth of drugs. all these other things didn't really matter to me. >> the reporter: bobby died in prison. he never found out where in florida that artwork may have been stored. but he thinks there are still old time mobsters in boston who could know. he has this message. >> you know, they could get in touch with me, i'm a pastor, you know, i could help them, you know, i could middleman for them if that's what they >> the reporter: well, he told the "boston globe" that because he has turned his life around, he

all this as a dorchester couple prepares to bury their youngest son. david and paula, back to you. >>> a couple at the center of a meningitis outbreak at a local compounding pharmacy is now pleading guilty. beth germano is live outside the crews where the couple just appeared. beth? >> reporter: th plea deal with carla and douglas conigliaro. they were not charged with the widespread meningitis outbreak but with trying to hide assets. they will testify against others. it was within minutes of the federal raid in the new england compounding center in 2012 that douglas conigliaro started to hide assets to avoid federal detection and their attorney said other charges of conspireacy were dropped. >> this makes it clear that carla and douglas drrks conigliaro had nothing to do wi activity. >> reporter: 64 people were injected with contaminated steroids with meningitis and died. the most serious charges were leveled against the president and the head pharmacist, facing attempted murder and racketeering charges and set to go on trial in january. conigli aros

but the commissioner of police says this was just a tragic accident. 7-year-old kyzr willis from dorchester drowned at carson beach on tuesday. the boy got away from camp counselor was and found a few hours later in the water. they say the search started after kyzr's gone. camp director called police, they sent search crews out and after about four hours they did find kyzr in the water. the commissioner says no foul play here. it's just a tragic case of a kid slipping away. >> you know, you lose sight of a kid for even seconds, a tragedy like this can happen.

lick an appropriate ratio, but that's one of the thingsta will be reviewed the mayor also went to dorchester this afternoon to meet with the willis family at their home. he said they are devastated by what's happened. the to get through this difficult time. wcvb newscenter 5. >> breaking news, a heavy police presence at a strip mall. this is sky 5 live over the scene. few dee trails been released but first responders including some in tactical gear somewhere closed off a section of the route 28. people should avoid route 28 from the deer crossing plaza and more information as that comes in >> committee 2016. donald trump going after hillary clinton in a bizarre twist. he's calling for a foreign country to hack into her email. >> russia's have computers belonging to the dnc and released those emails to benefit trump's candidacy. trump had this to say in florida today. >> russia, if you're listening, i 30,000 emails that are missing. i think you will probably be rewarded mightily by our press, let's see if that happens. >> trump referring to clinton's private email server while she was secreta

. >>> more news tonight, police are searching for a suspect of rain overnight shooting in dorchester. someone fired shots on washonstreet just before 4:00 this evening. three people were taken to the hospital. and there is no update of the conditions. >>> these are looking for a man who crashed a car into an ambulance and then ran away. lease say that manuel albeno castellanos was driving after the article on maple street two emergency crews on board were treated for minor down it is conference home and then arrested there are new details after a deadly hot air balloon crash. investors have now identified the pilot. offer to skip nichols was piloting the hot air balloon, which was carrying 15 other people before it crashed in texas. investigators believe the balloon hit power lines before catching on fire and crashing. coworkers say nichols was a safe and competent island. identified two possible victims. family friends they met in sunday roland were on board with the balloon crashed. the couple were newlyweds who leave behind a five-year-old son. police are now looking at the weather

todd: right now, no arrest in a deadly shooting in dorchester. police say the man was shot at 39 amazing street. anyone with information as asked to call police. murder-suicide involving former rhode island police officer. 61-year-old franklin osgood is accused of killing his wife mary-jo sometime between friday night and saturday afternoon. the former providence officer called his adult children last night to tell them he'd done something very bad to their mother. >> he really expressed his sorrow and sympathy for what he is done and expressed to every intent to harm himself. very, very disturbing, sad story. again, our prayers go out to the family. by police in new jersey last night. he crashed during a chase, and then shot and killed himself when officers approached. his wife's body was in the trunk of the car. rhondella: a boston police cruiser crashed into a building early this morning on harrison avenue at northampton street. it is unclear how the crash happened. a man is wanted by sharon police for stealing from homes he was supposed to be

for family and friends, shaken to the core over the tragic death of 7-year-old kaiser willis of dorchester. it was a the young boy's body was pulled from the waters off carson beach early tuesday night. boston mayor marty walsh abruptly leaving the democratic national convention in philadelphia to reason to the city after learning what happened. >> my heart goes out to the family and i need to be here in the city of boston to support whoever needs to be supported. i can't imagine the sadness, the going in their hearts. >> police say the boy wandered off the summer camp run by the boston center for youth and families. beyond that investigators say they don't know much. >> we have investigated the here and now and trying to find out the last hours, what happened to the child. >> the path house remained closed through the day where earlier camp staff gathered to meet with grief counselors. parents like colleen burns who spent a lot of time at the beach here with her own kids are heart broken and anxious for dangerous. it's dangerous for people even if they know how to swim. it's just dangerou

. >> earlier today the mayor and the police commissioner went to the willis family home in dorchester to heat with relatives. they are devastating, and the city is offering counselors to help them cope. >> live in boston city hall, wcvb, newscenter 5. >> russia, if find the 30,000 emails that are missing. >> it's day three of the dnc but donald trump is stealing the spotlight. tonight the dnc will try to take back the spotlight. >> team coverage life from philadelphia. ed? >> j.c., president of the united states will be inside this building here tonight.

. >> earlier today the mayor and the police commissioner went to the willis family home in dorchester to heat with relatives. they are devastating, and the city is offering counselors to help them cope. >> live in boston city hall, wcvb, newscenter 5. >> russia, if find the 30,000 emails that are missing. >> it's day three of the dnc but donald trump is stealing the spotlight. tonight the dnc will try to take back the spotlight. >> team coverage life from philadelphia. ed? >> j.c., president of the united states will be inside this building here tonight. the convention. we'll hear from the president tonight. of course, the democratic nominee will speak tomorrow night, before she does that, president obama will speak to perhaps, for the last time in front of the largest audience he'll speak at a convention, at least before he leaves office. take a look. >> there is not a liberal america and a conservative america. there is the united states of americ keynote speech in boston in 2004 brought hillary clinton out of her seat. >> anything is possible. you stay worried until all those votes

they're speaking to camp counselors and exmily to try to figure out 7-year-old kaiser willis of dorchester juan wandered off from a sump camp just before 3:00 yesterday afternoon. it was a four-hour frantic search before rescue crews located the boy's body in the waters off carson beach early yesterday evening. boston mayor marty walsh abruptly left the democratic national convention in philadelphia to come back to the city after learning about what had happened. walsh met with the child's they are devastated. >> this is a tough day. it was a tough day yesterday. >> just a horrible day. very difficult to put in words. >> the mayor also said the director of the curly community center where the tragedy happened is now on paid administrative leave while officials investigate. in our newsroom at the breaking news desk. i'm adam williams, 7news. right now. >> police are asking people to avoid the area. jonathan hall live on the phone with the very latest. you don't know much, but fill us in what you do know. >> yeah, route 28 is closed from deer crossing plaza and south gate village, another bu

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> reporter: three days after the death of 7-year-old kaiser willis, boston police announced the dorchester boy had died of an accidental drowning tuesday at the city run day camp at south boston's curly community center. >> fortunately that particular day one of the counsellors was trying to teach him to swim. >> reporter: commissioner bill evans outlined the timeline that afternoon. at 2:15 counsellors cleared all kids from the water to get ready for pickup. the bathout but for around 2:30 his brother noticed he wasn't. there by 2:49 the director called 9-1-1. >> the lifeguards had locked arms and were scanning the beach from one fence to the other. >> reporter: the quincy harbor master later located kaiser's body. >> we don't know how he got back into the wraur and that's the mystery here. >> reporter: asked if staff notified police soon enough evans answered yes. >> they it were doing everything possible that we would have done befo >> reporter: ahead of a peace walk in roxbury, mayor marty walsh announced policy changes for all city drop-in programs. >> we're making it more uniform acr

counselors and the family to try to figure out what happened yesterday. 7-year-old kaiser willis of dorchester wandered off from a summer camp at the l street bathhouse. it's operated by the boston center for youth and families disappeared. the mayor also said the director of the curly community center, which runs the summer camp something now on paid ad straiive leave while officials investigate. it was a four-hour frantic search we were covering yesterday before crews were able to locate the boy's body in the waters off carson beach. boston mayor marty walsh abruptly left the dnc in philadelphia to get back up here to boston after learning what had happened. walsh met with the child's devastated. in the this is with a tough day and yesterday was a tough day. very difficult to put into words. it's horrible. >> we're following breaking news out of mashpee, as well. where police and s.w.a.t. teams have been on the scene for hours now, stress that there is not an that's what police are telling us but they are calling it an ongoing situation. they are telling people to avoid route 28 between deer

family of dorchester boy that drowned while attending a city run city camp demand answers where family members voiced frustrations. outside the curley community been paid on paid administrative leave. catherine, good morning. >> catherine: good morning. that be as the investigation continues, the bath house, the physical building itself, it could reopen as soon as today. however, the day camp that was being held here, it will be somewhere else, at least for the time being. mayor marty walsh has launched an independent investigation into what went wrong here as the family of kyzr willis grieves. >> worst thing you could tell a family is that you lost your baby. now you tell me i can't see the he is in. we still want to see him. >> catherine: the last time kyzr willis was able to see the seven-year-old was tuesday morning when he went off to carp in curley community center in south boston. yesterday thisy said they couldn't see him, body recognizable. spelling name in candles on the sand. >> this is the favorite spot right here, used to come here. >> catherine: willis went missing tuesda

>> detectives and city inspectors still here investigating tragic death of 7-year-old willis of dorchester as his body was pulled. >> we loved him. >> kaiser's family including kaiser was attending a city run program at the community center inside the bath house. reported missing 2:45 p.m. tuesday afternoon. a frantic search land and sea ends with a grim discovery. >> i need questions answered. >> reporter: mayor moving swiftly putting the city's director on paid leave. no one home when we stopped by hern's house. >> my home and expectation as mayor is that no family ever has to go through this type of loss. this is a tough day. >> reporter: mayor ordered sa full review of the city's programs. >> when you take kids and put them in the care of a camp, they have to be responsible. somebody has to be responsible. >> reporter: mayor says community center will reopen monday. boston police waiting for autopsy results. their investigation ongoing. live in south boston, steve cooper 7 news. >>> police investigating a shooting in lynn. three people shot an forrest and bullston streets. victims tran

did i really bet $400 on this obscure game in dorchester, massachusetts.h. >> clear points to win the game. he's so happy. look at him. oh, todd bridges. that's the second most amazing thing i have ever seen, must admit. most astonishing time was it's time i watched that haunted scrimmage on a haunted court at the auckland wattic pet cemetery. not good. didn't end well. >>> topic four, a brazilian guy drawn to a lovely tree bound slop and knew the one thing in life the beast had been missing was a good old-fashioned selfie. so he walked softly and carried his big selfie stick high into the tree and snap this beauty. look how stoked and happy that little sloth is, he's so sweep maybe that instructional video about sloths was right after all. >> sloths, sloths, sloths! ♪ break your nose and kick your face in a punch bite ♪ ♪ sloth, sloth, sloth ♪ >> catchy as ever. topic five. what's the biggest impediment to smooth legs, talking to you fellas, not enough unmanned flying devices to help you wax them. dave loves smooth man pits and airier technology he's the

police say the 31-year-old dorchester woman accidentally passed her destination and when the gps voice told her to turn around she reacted too quickly. >>> a german shepherd freed friday. the thieves had no idea the dog was inside this car when they broke the window and stole a laptop, but good things they did. the temperature was 85 degrees and the dog was suffering inside that sweltering car. >> the window wasn't broken, the dog would probably be dead. the dog was in the back seat. they didn't realize the dog was in there. the windows were tinted in the back >> the camera showed the dog sat in the hot truck for 20 minutes before the four men broke the owner concerned. the owner parked the car in the shade and had the air conditioner on before he left the car. police could still press charges. >>> police officers in texas put their lives in danger to >>> police officers in texas put their lives in danger to catch an arm rowry suspect two other suspects ran away >>> an iowa choir surprise a plane full of passenger when they serenaded the remains of a world war ii veteran. ? glory, glor

let's go down south of boston south of the city dorchester through hull and quincy and weymouth. you don't need the -- you will need the wipers on from sharon to norwood. there's so much moisture in the atmosphere today. when you get the downpours it's we have steady light rain from woreter. ster-- worcester to ware. from temple to peterboro and hillsboro and new boston. this extends from 93 all gradually moving to the north and east. you will notice it's warm. 77 in boston right now. many of us in the 70s and it's really humid. the dew points in the low a lot of moisture to work with today. and that's why we are seeing some of the rain and downpours develop. back to the west. we have got a clearing line coming in through central new york. so the back edge is likely to come in by the time we get into the afternoon and we will see the rain taper off to scattered showers. so between now and midday, the areas of the rain will continue for the cape and islands and it will be spotty showers elsewhere. notice the clouds try to break apart a bit as well. so peeks of sunshine here mainly

police say the 31-year-old dorchester woman passed her destination and when the g.p.s. she said she reacted too quickly and slammed into the utility pole. no one was hurt. a new study says uber and other ridesharing services have not done anything to curb drunk driving deaths. >> mark: the report looked at traffic deaths in 100 of the most populated cities in the u.s. between 2009 and 2014. they found there was no positive or negative association with drunk driving after the introduction of uber. study authors say it might mean drunk people are not willing to pay for the cost of a ride. marblehead police want res money. police warn not to give credit card information to anyone. unfortunately, one person did just that this morning. >> vanessa: manchester, new hampshire police are looking for the man who attacked three people with a baseball bat last night. it happened here on west hancock street. the attacker was wearing a ski mask and hit two adults and a 16-year-old boy. no one was seriously hurt, but police do believe this was a planned attack. it is official, chipotl

more significant rain likely to arrive by at a fire in dorchester. three people lost their homes yesterday. no one was hurt but one firefighter was treated for heat exhaustion. a neighboring home was also badly damaged. >>> fire investigators examining the residue from monday night's massive fire in worcester in hopes of determining a cause there. the diesel truck dealership on route 20 had heavy damage but remains open for business. the owner says they lost 80% of they're hoping insurance will cover their losses. >> elizabeth: stay inside and close the windows if you live in methuen. the city spraying for mosquitos from 1 a.m. to 9 a.m. >> jason: the dog 245 chewed off part of its paw to get free of a tether is undergoing surgery this afternoon. he is expected to make a quick recovery and will be put up for adoption in the next week or so. the mspca says it already has more than 1 requests and received more than $57,000 in donations for his care. >> elizabeth: pok?mon go players will not be able to look for peek cachew and his friends 59 the memoria

breaking just into our newsroom this morning, boston police are investigating a deadly shooting in dorchester. officers responded to mazing street just before 3:30 this morning. and there they found a man who had been shot. he was pronounced dead at the scene. no word on any arrests right now. >> jason: 9:44 and a local man credited with inentiring a worldwide beverly's own pete freites is the man who in a row, the fund-raising effort is making a comeback. >> from celebrities to sports stars to countless families in the backyard. 18 million ice bucket challenges four years ago shared on to find a follow-up. >> $220 million raised worldwide. this enable us to triple is amount of money we raised on research every year. >> it took off when pete freites sent a message to friends like new england patriots julian edelman. >> this is all to raise awareness for als and pete freites. >> he was diagnosed in 2012. >> our objective was very small and selfish when we we wanted to save pete. >> reporter: now the goal is to make this more than a one time social media craze. >> this as people will once again

chisholm is also charged with attacking a female employee at a youth services facility in dorchester after being arrested. investigators say that attack murder of ritzer. >> mark: another infamous crime that happened in boston will hit the silver screen. according to variety, a new movie about the boston strangler, called strangle hold is in the works. the film will focus on the task force -- the murders remain unsolved until a man confessed while in jail for another crime. no date has yet been set for the release, but casting is already underway. >> vanessa: julian edelman reportedly has more than the upcoming football season to worry about. the patot also going to be a dad, according to reports. swedish model ella rose is claiming julian edelman is the father of her unborn baby girl. she filed a paternity suit in los angeles. the two reportedly had a casual relationship during the last two years. ella rose lives in california, but plans to have the baby in massachusetts. meanwhile, julian edelman was spotted holding hands with super model, adriana lema in nantucket last weekend. >>

francine: now that the pound is cheaper maybe you can still go to the dorchester for drinks.e have been talking a lot about the price of oil and on the surface it seems the recovery is strong but look at this. i wanted to show you something that shows the contango. near 50 and in blue is brent crude, white is contango. term arehere near cheaper then the year ahead, and it has almost doubled in the last three months. that suggests we may see a little bit of weakness ahead. let's bring in nandini ramakrishnan. it is a global market specialist. to have you on the program how crazy is it where we have an s&p at a high and treasury yields lower? nandini: it is an extraordinary time. we are getting more action and the equity markets as well as people coming into bonds or treasuries as a safe haven. what are ways to protect on the downside is the upside might be reached? francine: is there concerned there has been a huge correction or is it just the fact that central banks are there and we expect them to be there longer? nandini: of course, more than one third of government bonds ar

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>> dorchester nor should anyone trust her pick of the clinton has been in the public eye for 25 years schuster could apply the american people. director called me last week, not with which his legal conclusion which lawyers can debate, but the lie that he put hillary clinton's various associates. she is one device. we now know as multiple device is. she did not tend to receive information classified at the time. we now know she did do so over 100 of them. some of them highly extremely classified. she said she turned overall work-related e-mails. we know that's not the case either. we found many deleted -- many work-related e-mails. she said the state department authorizes. we know that's not the case at all. she said there was no chance of breach of her server, which was laughable at the time and direct your comey cannot cooperate. even then she took her personal computing devices overseas to the territories of hostile powers. i don't have to tell you which country. i will give you by example i do not take a single electronic device anywhere overseas. because of the sensitivity that h