. >> reporter: 8-year-old everett ryan knows how bad he feels when he has a fever. >> i don't feel goodrter: parents must be vigilant not to leave children in cars and lock car doors at home, too, so curious kids don't gain access during play. there have already been 16 car heatstroke fatalities this year. twice that of 2015. thompson's passion -- >> to save lives, make sure people don't leave any of the kids or pets in the cars. >> they're precious. so really be aware of the heat. >> reporter: now, also periodically we checked with the hospitals today, and we know that doctors have been on standby for cases like this which usually peak in the afternoon. virtueo said they treated at liter four cases of people overcome by heat exhaustion today. live in cherry hill, cydney long, nbc 10 news. >> great reminder. >> it is. every year we're always shocked and saddened to hear about the tragic stories of children and pets who were left inside cars. we really can't remind people enough. >> you don't have to forget about the pets, because they're wearing fur coats inside. >> right. >> put them i

live in everett amaka, 7 news. >> ryan: sky 7 h.d.over the somerville city hall where the police union is calling for the mayor to take down the black lives matter sign hanging there. about 10 minutes away black lives matter support remembers holding their own rally. brandon gunnoe is live at the somerville city hall. >> reporter: the head of mayor and city leaders sometime ago to take the black lives matter sign down. it's hanging outside of city hall. here in somerville that has not happened. the mayor has said that is absolutely not going to happen. the head of the police union had dozens of people out here, only about a 30-minute rally to talk about that. he said, look, we support what black lives matter used to stand for, but now the police officers have been gunned down and targeted across the country as we know in dallas and baton rouge this is something we the cop lives matter as well. this black lives matter sign needs to be taken down. the mayor also spoke earlier today saying that again this sign is not going to be taken down. we can support police while also supporting raci

ryan: we're following breaking news. investigators finding more bones at national grid site in everett. the d.a.believes bones belong to the same adult female whose remains were found there on july 7. we'll follow the breaking story. >> jadiann: an escaped inmate in new hampshire not gone for long. police in manchester say that man got away from a facility this morning. officials were able to quickly track himow >> ryan: he did have enough time to try to start some trouble here. steve coop ser live with all the details. >> reporter: so this inmate was actually at the valley street jail. that big brick building off of elm street when all this happened just after 8:00 this morning but he didn't get very far this morning mainly because he was wearing a bright orange prison jump suit and he was also hand cuffed.

ryan schulteis. 7 news at 5:00 starts right now. >> reporter: heat is moving out. wet weather is moving, in we'll run through the timeline. >> kim: more remains found at national grid site in everett weeks after a similar discovery. >> ryan: test a all about garoppolo. >> trying to go out there and get my game right. get the offense ready. to take the field without tom brady. >> kim: hillary clinton set to make history as the first fee meal democratic nomination accepts the nomination." a teen hits by lightning on the beach as he catches the close call on camera. >> kim: a flash flood watch in effect for parts of massachusetts. that storm is heading our way tonight. right now, it's working its way up the coast. >> ryan: it likes the south coast and the cape could bri eggers is here with what we can expect from the storm that's on its way. >> reporter: this is a tricky income because forecast models haven't come into consistency but the bigger picture showing front to north that is going to bring all of the rain and severe storms to the south. the two coming together for a squeeze play game into tomorrow. that will set up a heavy band of rain but that band is very narrow, the quest

ryan: we're following breaking news. investigators finding more bones at national grid site in everett. the d.a.believes bones belong to the same adult female whose remains were found there on july 7. we'll follow the breaking story. >> jadiann: an escaped inmate in new hampshire not gone for long. police in manchester say that man got away from a facility this morning. officials were able to quickly track himow >> ryan: he did have enough time to try to start some trouble here. steve coop ser live with all the details. >> reporter: so this inmate was actually at the valley street jail. that big brick building off of elm street when all this happened just after 8:00 this morning but he didn't get very far this morning mainly because he was wearing a bright orange prison jump suit and he was also hand cuffed. images of a inmate on the run after he sleeps away from officers with the sheriff's department leaving the valley street jail and on his way to court. >> any idea how he got away. >> i've no idea. he was in a custody of the sheriff department when i incident happened. >> reporter: j

. >> ryan: back to breaking news, investigators find more bones at a national grid site in everett. they found clothing. >> jadiann: it's the same site where human remains were found earlier in the month. amaka has more details right now. >> reporter: this is a surprise to everyone who lives and works around here, a second set of remains found here. you can see this is a very active scene. you have other investigators all centered around the dirt pile as they try to figure out who the remains belong to and how long they've been here. investigators are back out at this national grid site for the seconds time after more remains are found. >> the helicopter, i saw those hovering on beachham street and i saw you pull up. figured i might as well take a look. >> reporter: sky 7 h.d.was bones. david works across the street. >> it's nerve-wracking finding a dead body only a couple of hundred feet from where you work. >> the district attorney's believes the bones belong to the same adult female found earlier. a forensic anthropologist confirmed women's remains were hidden here between 1-5 ye

moments, we expect to hear from the district attorney, marion ryan, she is expected to come down here and give us an update. we hope to have that everett, bob ward, fox 25 news. >> elizabeth: tonight is the final night of the democratic national convention in philadelphia. this is live look at the convention floor. all eyes on hillary clinton as she takes the stage as she makes her case to the american public. sharman sacchetti is in philadelphia. and the past few days about party unity but tonight expecting to hear a little bit more broad? >> reporter: absolutely. tonight she has to sell her message to the american public. not just the people in this manage to speak with congressman steven lynch, and he tells me, certainly including last night, the speakers have really ted it up for hillary clinton. secretary clinton is expected to be introduced by her daughter chelsea tonight. hillary clinton has already made appearances here at the convention this week already. she was here to join the president on stage last night. and the night before, she was here by video. the president, vice-president, and now it's hillary's turn to convince pe

we are hearing from marion ryan in 45 minutes and will have a brief ciping of the women that police are now trying to identify. live in everett, jessica reyes, fox25 news. >>> well, we finally are getting rain coming through and depending on where you are, we have been asking for it. >> catherine: the lawns. >> reporter: hopefully we can get out without too much flooding. heavy rain. flashflooding a moderate risk. storm, wind damage a possibility. we are seeing that threat for a few thunderstorms, but that is a low threat at this time. possible. flashflood watch goes until o'clock. low pressure coming out of virginia moving near new jersey tracking northeast ward and you can see a batch of heavy rain and storms have made its way ahead of it. this one misses and look back to the west has more of a bead on this here. plenty of moisture and a matter of time bere the heaviest activity. watching pockets of heavy rain in worcester county. we have seen this all morning long and a wet commute in many spots west side of manchester. heavier downpours making their way eastward around 20, 25 miles per hour. watching heavy rain in essex a