companies. >> falmouth was almost a ghost town. there wasn't a lot going on there for the younger generation, and now actually, the whole town is thriving. >> reporter: barter co-founded hertzian, a business that uses artificial intelligence to analyze customer feedback, such as user reviews for mobile games. he now has five employees, but barter fears a brexit from the e.u. will weaken a magnet for young talent. >> the growth of the university has been fundamental to us being able to grow. by removing the e.u. funding, it could really harm the new businesses in the area. >> reporter: once the e.u. funding drops, it will be up to the fishermen, farmers, and young entrepreneurs like garry barter to make the seeds of that investment grow. >> i think if the funding does dry up, and it's not replaced, then yes, i think we will have to look at relocating. we want to create the cornish jobs and also supplement them and bring new people to the area. >> desjardins: in just eight days, on july 18, the first of this summer's major party nati

this is it route 28 near the falmouth-mashpee line. you can see the police equipment out of view over the crest of the hill. they are working about a half a mile down. you can see some of that equipment. police telling us they got a call to do a welfare check on a man at audio visual solutions. they immediately determine the man was distraught and he was armed with some weapons. we and they are trying to talk the man out into surrendering. police say he does not have any hostages. in fact, they were able to clear the other people who work in the building where this business is. police have not id'd the man or released what he is upset about. right now, they say the focus is getting him out safely. police have also been trying to reroute people from this area. you can see they do have a again, this is an active situation, we're trying to get a better handle on where they're at in the negotiations, of course, we'll have much more tonight on fox 25 news at 10:00 p.m. for now, we are live in mashpee, robert goulston, fox 25 news. >> mark:

police responding to audio video solutions, a store located on falmouth road. they got here at noon. police went there for a check on a man. barricaded himself inside a business. police say he's armed with numerous weapons including high-powered rifles. negotiators are on the scene as are tactical teams. they have been for some time trying to assuage the situation. there are no reports of injuries at this time and police want everyone to know that the situation is, in fact, contained and there is no threat to public safety, with that said large stretch of route 28 has been blocked off to traffic until police can safely resolve the situat live at this hour in mashpee, wcvb, newscenter 5. >> an investigation clears an everett police officer in a deadly shooting last april. 48-year-old mario -- martinez was harassing people on broadway. when police got to the scene the suspect pulled a navy and refused to drop it. the officer fired killing him this. investigation concludes the officer was justified in the use of deadly force and that there was no criminal conduct

this is the 700 block of falmouth road. crews have placed orange barrels on the pavement to blob the drive. sky 7 is above, we are not showing live video because of the situation. but police tactical units from responded with high-powered weapons. they've surrounded a building where several businesses are located in an industrial park. social media posts indicate people who work in that area have been evacuated, told to stay away from windows if they are inside. police are giving no information about what type of situation they're dealing with, but stress this is not an act of shooter more coming up at 5:00, reporting live in mashpee, jo than hall, 7news. >>> also on 7, three people shot overnight in matapan. the call came in just after midnight. one person shot in the chest, the other two victims are expected to be okay. no arrests have been made. >> a pedestrian was hit overnight near fenway. it happened on boylston and ipswich street there. the traifer stayed on the scene with the victim until help the bar americas sayin

take a look at route 28 in falmouth at the mashpee line. a detour has been set up for about a quarter mile. route 28 close from deer block the tactics and have surrounded the building where this man is holed up. now, we spoke to a receptionist at a chiropractic business right next door to this scene. >> i heard a shot. but that would have been around 1:00. >> so one shot, and that probably set the whole thing off? yeah. and then we didn't hear anymore shots. so it just -- you know, the cruisers and sheriff's department cg us. they kept us all safe. >> police stress this is not an active shooter, and they say there is no danger to the public. but obviously traffic is a mess here on route 28. live in mashpee, jonathan hall, 7news. >> announcer: now on 7, an open invitation... >> russia, if you're listening, i hope you're able to find the 30,000 emails that are missing. >> announcer: donald trump wants camp over his call encouraging espionage. >> the clinton campaign sounding the alarm over donald trump's message to rush back which you just he

situation happening at the deer crossing plaza and south cape village area on route 28 near the falmouth town line. mashpee police posted on facebook, this is not an active shooter situation, but they are asking people to stay away right now. we'll continue to follow this and bring them updates as they come in. >> mark: powerful speaker set to democratic national convention. vice-president joe biden, president barack obama, and vice-presidential candidate tim kaine highlight the much anticipated lineup and the momentum kicked off this morning. vermont senator bernie sanders pushing the big message to the massachusetts delegation. >> we do everything we can to defeat -- >> fox 25 political reporter sharman sachetti joins us from philadelphia and speaking of donald trump, he really raised eyebrows today on the camp >> the reporter: he sure did, but first i want to tell you, we've just learned hillary clinton has touched down here in philadelphia. it's unclear whether or not she will actually come to the arena, and whether or not we will see her tonight, but we have learned she is in philad

police say the 41-year-old east falmouth man was inside an electronics store, and threatened officers and himself. he eventually surrendered. no one was hurt. emily: baltimore prosecutors dismiss all charges against the last 3 police officers accused in the death of freddie gray. four other officers were already cleared. there is a report pending from the federal justice department, which is investigating alleged abuse by baltimore police in other cases. randy: police are looking for this teenager wanted in connection with a murder in fall river. police believe 15-year-old jayden smith was one of two people who shot and killed a 29-year-old man on july 11. jerrod cohen was shot at his home on plain street. earlier this month, police erika: a judge in connecticut will hear arguments today surrounding the maker of the gun used in the massacre at sandy hook elementary school. the judge will determine whether documents from remington arms should be sealed from the public, as the company fights a lawsuit from the families of victims. they say displaying the documents would hurt business, a

to falmouth hospital for a psych evaluation. noon, when police were asked to do a wellness check on the man at a local business on route 28, audio visual solutions. the man quickly barricaded himself inside, and threatened to shoot himself and police. route 28 was shutdown, nearby businesses evacuated, and crisis negotions began a long and challenging dialogue with the suspect. >> at one point in the late afternoon, the suspect fired a round from inside the business. the situation escalated and he said that he was armed with an thousands of ammunition. mary: friends and family assisted in the negotiations, and at 7:30 p.m. tonight police coaxed the man out of the building, he surrendered peacefully. mary: it is still not clear of the suspect was aiming for police when he fired that shot, or if he was just agitated. jc: also breaking tonight, two people are seriously injured after a rollover crash involving a pedestrian in abington. police tell us the car struck a pedestrian on green street intersection of brockton avenue and mil

. >> reporter: he was from falmouth and moved to florida to welcome -- become a police officer and was killed, struck die a drunk driver at 30 years old. >> one person's decision of bad decision has affected so many people for life. family spoke out to pass interlocking devices for all first time drunk drivers. >> the interlock device is the most effective tool for preventing offenders from re- offending. >> reporter: in massachusetts, the device for second-time offenders. if the bill passes, they can have choose to use it for a year or lose a license. kelly moran is a convicted drunk driver and said this device will including her own. >> blowing into this device it taught me more than once i couldn't drive home. >> with your help, we can help stop drunk driving in massachusetts. >> reporter: in 2014, 133 people in massachusetts lost their lives to drunk drivers. the bill will go for a vote this weekend. paul burton, wbz news. >>> on this friday, a beautiful look at the city of boston, 83. >>> today was the first day >> yeah, and we won't hit the 90s for another week, a week more. so r

police say the 41-year-old east falmouth man was inside an electronics store. they claim he threatened officers and himself. >> at one point in the late afternoon, the suspect fired around from inside the business. the situation escalated when it and over a thousand rounds of ammunition. randy: police negotiators convinced the suspect to surrender peacefully. no one was hurt. charges are still pending in the case. erika: a bill advances to make duck boat tours safer in boston after a deadly crash in april. allison warmuth was killed after she was hit by a duck boat while riding her moped. the state senate has now advanced legislation pushed by warmuth's parents to mandate two staff members on each tour. the bill adds new penalties for violations of safety requirements, including having blind-spot cameras and proxi boston duck tours has already started making changes. a new proposal to upgrade the ez pass. randy: how it could make more than just driving a little easier. a new alert in the u.s. about the zika virus. the appeal from the cdc for all pregnant women.

on route 28 near the falmouth line. mashpee police posted on facebook that this is not an active shooter situation. but they're asking people to stay away right now. with the latest details as soon as we get them into the newsroom. >> elizabeth: it is a very busy day in the newsroom. >> jason: yeah, tonight, a 40-year-old karate instructor is locked up accused of having sex with an underage student. he began a relationship with the girl when she was only 13 years old. >> it's very puzzling why any man would go ahead and take advantage of a 13-year-old girl the way he did. >> richard clifford works out of the rule taught tie quan dough part time. he admitted having a month long relationship with one of his 13-year-old students. >> i got to admit i was a little upset about that. >> someone posted a note at the front of his door in north attleboro, asking reporters to stay away. rule told investigators the girl's parents would drop her off here thinking she was baby-sitting their children. rule told investigators that he a

this is in the 700 block of falmouth road where this is happen at a business park. the mashpee police chief told a local teacher he's concerned a man is holed up in a business, possibly with several weapons, possibly high-powered weapons, but he said they don't know for sure. the chief says this began shortly after noon. the man was despondent and the situation escalated. police tactical units responded. but po the public. we spoke with scene who heard a shot and was then evacuated. >> they took good care of us. they got us across >> they were telling you to stay away -- >> stay away from the windows so -- and just be patient. >> the police are being patient. it has been going on, as i say, since just about noon. a six-hour ordeal with route 28 blocked off. we're told a trained police talk to this individual. we're live in mashpee, jonathan hall, 7news. >> i may become the first womans next. >> announcer: donald trump shifts the focus. >> russia, if you're listening, i hope you're able to find the 30,000 emails that are missing. >> announcer: now the democrats work

. >> nick: a falmouth man is in custody at a hospital after an hour's long standoff in mashpee. the 41-year-old barricaded himself inside the building and told police he had an assault rifle. he surrendered several hours later. how a substance developed at a local hospital saved this pup's life. >> nick: another hot one yesterday. >> christa: chris has our forecast. >> chris: good morning. another day filled with heat, especially away from the coastline. day number seven of your heat wave in bedfordish fitchburg, taunton and plymouth. boston fell just shy of it. sea breeze holding temperatures just below the 90-degree mark. so the boston record ends at six, the heat wave here, although we've had we will not break records with that heat wave, although inland, you're on day number eight coming up of your heat wave thanks to the temperatures running into the low to mid-90s again this afternoon. 76 in boston. low to mid-60s in the suburbs. so still a comfortable amount of humidity in the air. you notice yesterday afternoon that we didn't have a ton of humidity. we're not going to ha

a falmouth man is in police custody after a standoff that lasted more than seven hours. skyfox was along the scene around route 28 in mashpee. police were checking in on the man at audiovisual solutions. they were clearly distraught when the first officers arrived and quickly learned armed with high-powered rifles and claimed to have thousands of rounds of ammo. he agreed to surrender. police brought him to a hospital for evaluation. >>> police in cambridge are hoping to track down a suspect in these surveillance pictures. he is responsible for setting up a skimming device in a mass ave convenience store last month. investigators are trying to find out how many credit cards were scanned and how much information they stole. >>> a police chief tied to a information they stole. >>> a police chief tied to a murder he was in court yesterday accused of sexually abusing a child. authorities say it happened over a six-year period beginning in 1994. in 1988, chambers was the prime suspect in the murder of us arele bean. the case was presented to a grand jury, but the grand jury c

a falmouth man in custody at a hospital after an hour's long standoff that happened in mashpee. police say the 41-year-old barricaded himself inside a building wednesday afternoon and say he also fired a shot inside. the building was evacuated. the area put on lockdown. the suspect then surrendered several hours after that. and he's now under psychological evaluation. no word yet on what charges he'll be facing. >> kris: happening today, massachusetts police officers set to hold a rally outside of somerville city hall in response to the mayor's refusal to remove this black lives matter banner from the building. the union says the banner is disrespectful after so many police shootings, buthe >> system of the police officers, penned a letter insisting we take down the black lives matter theme, especially asking our city to put it aside. let me be clear: that banner will not come down. >> kris: the banner has been hanging above city hall for about a year. >> christa: patriots ready for training camp. tom brady, of course, suspended for the first four game, which means bill belichic

we've seen a couple close to hyannis, falmouth, lighter southern plymouth county. so inland this afternoon, they are gonna be small but there are a couple of isolated popup showers and brief downpours that are developing across the interior, thanks to the instability of the atmosphere and the day-time heating. we're seeing patches of blue sky breaking out near 95 and points north and west. still have the flash flood watch until 5:00 p.m. for buzzards bay, the cape and islands. in the afternoon is pretty much down on the ground. there may be a lingering shower or two. but overall, i think we see some improvements. look what goes on here in the afternoon. again, you work your way north and west of 95 and especially near 495 and points north and west. that's your best chance of a couple of these isolated downpours popping up. they are few and far between. i think the theme of the afternoon will be a mix of clouds and sun with these downur 70s coastline. even lower to middle 80s inland. 62, 88 overnight. partly cloudy and cooler weather. humidity overnight. i think tha

the dew point is running in the low 70s, tropical air out towards falmouth and chatham. it's on the rise for a lot of the rest of us. you will notice it's muggy during the day today. satellite and radar quiet over new england right now. sunshine going to be with us here with some building clouds through the afternoon. so your temperatures climb pretty quickly. out of the 80s by late 94 the high in boston today. lower to middle 90s for many of us all the way from the worcester hills to keen. 90 to 95 from plymouth to taunton and norwood. 83 in the vineyard today. an isolated risk of a shower or thunderstorm. it's to the north more over vermont, your typical thunderstorm where we may have some downpours add brief lightning. by the evening hours north and west of boston will be the greatest risk. so places like the new hampshire seacoast, the route 2 corridor. you may get a rumble or thunder between 8:00 and 11:00 tonight. look at this moisture coming through the tennessee valley. all of this is going to lift northward and work in our direction. there's uncertainty as to wh

i don't know exactly what level of falmouth eloquences right for what age but i will say that producer oft the show has made an admirable commitment to make sure students get to see it funding came from the rockefeller foundation in new york with a program with t the syllabus assembled from the american history is to to to make sure that 20,000 high-school students per year can see the show with the schools they would then see broadway shows otherwise. to meet, when a revolution on the cover of the book, if anyone is skeptical, i would have been skeptical of the claim that that is my defense and though the experience they are having i have talked to the teachers i have seen it the world will be a different place what comes out of their brain as a consequence of seeing this show. >> digest want to say to fan.t arriving huge hamilton fish and -- if a manager to read data into a broadway fame and. but what i find most amazingamen in the characters it is the right people at the right place at the right time if you can imagine the american revolution without washington but would is also fou

. >>> a falmouth man is in police custody after a standoff that lasted more than yesterday. police were checking in on the man at audiovisual solutions. he was clearly distraught when the first officers arrived and they quickly learned he was warmed a high-powered rifle and claimed to have 1,000 rounds of ammo. during the standoff at least one shot was fired and after hours of talking with him, he agreed to surrender. police brought him to a hospital for evaluation. >>> police in cambridge are hoping to track down the suspect in these surveillance pictures. they setting up a skimming device in a mass ave convenience store last month. investigators are trying to figure out how many credit cards were scanned and how much information the suspect stole. >>> a former new hampshire police chief tied to a decades-old murder is facing sexual assault charges. 64-year-old robert chambers from swansea, new hampshire near the vermont border. he was in court accused of sexually abusing a child. authorities say it happened he was the prime suspect in the murder of us arele bean. bean -- t

a falmouth man undergoing psychiatric investigation after hours long stand off. the 41-year-old barricaded himself inside a building wednesday afternoon and told police he had an assault rifle. investigators say he fired a shot inside. the building was evacuated. the area put on lockdown and the suspect surrendered several hours late they got us across the street. we were locked down across the street. >> there's a lot that goes into an operation like this. and i couldn't be prouder of the effort put forward by all of the law enforcement agencies that were involved. >>> and no word yesterday on exactly what charges the suspect will be facing. happening today massachusetts police officers set to hold a rally outside summerville city hall in response to mayor's matter. the police union believes the banner is disrespectful. they want the banner to be replaced with one that reads all lives matter. the mayor said the signs will stay. >>> some of the police officer and the head of the patrolmen's association insist that we take down the black lives matter banner. essen

. >>> police have identified the falmouth man in an armed standoff that lasted more than seven hours. sky fox i a long the scene in route 28 in mashpee yesterday afternoon. patrick perkins, police say, barricaded himself inside a store and armed with high powered rifles. at least one shot was fired in before he agreed to surrender. he was arrested. but today he was released. charged with several felonies. >> jason: steven estherly released on his own recognizances, prosecutors say he was drunk when he drove the wrong way on 128 all the way to manchester by the sea to woburn early sunday morning. police had to use stop sticks to stop his car. he will be back in court in septem this morning, the patriots kicked off the first day of training camp and all eyes on tom brady and jimmy garoppolo, sports writer tom leydon was down at the stadium. what was a brutally camp. >> reporter: it did not stop them. 12,000393 at the practice season this morning. there are plenty of stories to >> free tom brady free tom brady. >> reporter: we still have the free brady crowd. whatever he did at practice,

mashpee police say this 41-year-old falmouth man that is was holed eventually he came out peacefully around 7:30. was taken to the hospital in handcuffs for a psychological evaluation. detectives are currently still on scene and drg investigation has been completed. >> and police say when they get those charges they will be releasing more information. we're live in mashpee john cuoco, 7 news night team. >> and we're following more news tonight, charges have been a dropped against remaining three baltimore police officers and freddie gray case. the decision announced this morning six officers were charged, two have been acquitted a third set for retrial in september. >>> 25-year-old gray died in april of last year one week while in police custody. his death sparks protest against police brutality against baltimore man who shot president ronald reagan is set to be released a federal judge ruled john hinkley, jr. no longer suffer mental illness. and does not need to be hospitalized. next week i'll move in full time with his mother in virginia. the 61-year-old trieded to assassinate reag

. >> vanessa: police have identified the falmouth man that lasted more than seven hours. sky fox was over the scene along route 28 in mashpee yesterday. police say patrick perkins barricaded himself inside a store and was armed with high-powered rifles. police talked to him for hours before he agreed to surrender. perkins was taken to the hospital for a mental health evaluation. he was arrested today when he was released. he has been charged with several felonies. >> mark: the artist who painted a black lives matter mural on the wall of an underpass in rochester, new hampshire, has recognizance. officers arrested beth wittenburg this afternoon. the message wasn't the problem officers say but the fact that it was painted on state property. >> vanessa: police are looking for its man who broke into a home in brockton while a 14-year-old girl was there alone. fox 25 spoke exclusively with that 14-year-old. it happened on leach avenue around 11:00 a.m. yesterday morning. jasmine was making her breakfast when someone was knocking at the dorm. they called her mom and stayed with

he went to falmouth. he was at the march up washing to and he gave money to dr. king.ng a play, golden leg on broadway and he brought the house out in all of the proceeds for dark or king and the southern christian leadership conference. that was a beautiful thing to do . in the late 60s and early 70s when he was supported and a very funny photograph in miami beach given a talk in sammy run out in his arms. sammy had this overwhelming need to please everybody permanently wanted to please all the republicans in the arena. >> host: joe is on the line from shingle springs, california. uri with dr. wil haygood. >> caller: i can't believe i'm on. i would've for two hours and i can't wait to talk to this gentleman. i am a history teacher and here's my question. considering that lyndon johnson was from the south obviously taxes and had close centered her friends, take care of him through his career from the south, why did john do so much for civil rights at the end of his president day. you think he was forced by the civil rights movement overseas sincerely interested in lax

mid to upper 80s for a good part of the cape from falmouth to sandwich, and chatham at 83?, high temperatures here for the day tomorrow. look at that. 70s. 70s to about 80?. it is going to be so much cooler and not bringing us a lot of rain and all i'm expecting today isolated one or two showers that kevin lemanowicz is going to be tracking for you and 7:00 tomorrow morning this is the start of the steady rain and stragglers as far as the showers go each up ahead of this and see heaviest, steadiest stuff filling in over southeastern massachusetts and most rain relief and scattered showers in boston, nashua, straight through 5:00 p.m. and five and eight. and afternoon shower that continues into the monday morning, tuesday and wednesday expecting things to be dry. back to you guys. >> gene: incredible act of kindness to te one man lost every dollar to his name and uber driver that made everything right again. >> daniel: putting end to aggressive debt collectors. ?? vehicle that can drive itself? an autonomous-thinking automobile that protects those inside and outside. ready o

. >>> this morning a falmouth man who holed himself up is undergoing a mental health evacuation. the man told police he had a ammo and -- he threatened to harm himself and any officer negotiators eventually got him to come out without hurting anyone. >>> patriots training camp today but without tom brady. the rest of the team will be ready for the first four games. >>> our next newscast at noon. >> judge patricia: you reported him for domestic violence. >> judge tanya: how many times were the police summoned to your home? >> four or five. >> i had bruises, and i had red marks around my neck 'cause he tried to push me down the stairs. >> it is her fault. >> judge patricia: get away from him. he's not gonna stop. >> announcer: "hot bench." judge tanya acker. judge larry bakman. judge patricia dimango. three judges. three opinions. one verdict. >> judge patricia: we've reached our decision. >> announcer: in a court of law, it's called a "hot bench." 23-year-old maryanne o'reilly is suing the father of her children, dennis woods, for bail money after he was arrested for domestic abus