thank you. [ applause ] >> primary day in new hampshire was quiet.harp contrast to the intensity of the campaigns. >> are you ready to go down and vote? i've got bunny to watch the store right now, and it seems like a good time. we can get there while there aren't too many crowds or anything. >> but each voter went to the polls with the obligation to make his choice in this first test as carefully as he would in november. the voting procedure was simple. >> wilson james r. >> republican or democrat? >> republican. >> registered voters received their party's ballot. >> dorothy o'kcallahan, democrat >> moved to a booth to mark it in private. returned it to a sealed ballot box. and had their names recorded to prevent voter fraud. >> james r. wilson. >> james r. wilson. >> ron and dottie voted for mccarthy. but they also had a personal interest in this election. ron was on the ballot as a mccarthy delegate. if elected he would go to chicago in august to vote for the senator as a representative of his state. the polls would close at 6:00. but until then c

so i got manchester, new hampshire, concord, new hampshire by 11, 29. it arrives even a little earlier out toward keene, new hampshire just past 10:00 this morning. so that's next batch to keep in mind. right now boston waking up to cloudy skies, 72?, few breaks in the clouds in new bedford at 72 or down toward the vineyard at 73, but 70s really ruling right now, still in worcester at 67?. all those thick clouds and slight risk of shower not doing much to help with the warm-up. 3:00 p.m. you can see still the bulk of the shower from keene to manchester, new hampshire. northward. slight risk out into central massachusetts, slight risk in boston area and up and down the coastline. though tend to expect mostly hour-by-hour forecast. >> stephanie: looking at roads, not too many delays 93 southbound issue also on expressway, of course, delays in normal spot and again, live look at the expressway, translating what you s real life. slowdowns there as well. if you are headed out it will take you 13 minutes route 1 from 128 to the tobin bridge. 34 on 93 southbou

because new hampshire deserves better. that's why i'm batting for good-paying jobs, to protect social security and medicare... they're throwing at me... fios is not cable. we're wired differently, which means we can fix things differently. thanks for calling fios. this is ryan. you can't tell me this cord isn't in. i know it's in. it's in, but it's not working. i'm sending you a link to the my fios app that going to let me see what you're seeing. really? yes, mr. mcenroe... see that cord? just plug it into the connector on the right. so you can clearly see what's in and what's out? i like that. tech support that lets your technician see the problem over your smartphone. >> anchor: with the zika virus spreading in south florida there's a race around the world to find a vaccine. >> anchor: some key discoveries are being made right here in boston. >> on this side are the molecular areas. >> reporter: dr. dan brook shows us around the lab where researchers are racing to find a zika vaccine. >> this is where we do a variety of

might get some here, southern new hampshire, also new hampshire sea coast but just a touch. again ace mentioned before a better chance through tomorrow. mid day into the early afternoon, early evening hours. i would say from 11:00 am until about 5:00 pm if i had to p we'll run through the forecast model. we keep clouds around. it's mild. it's muggy overnight tonight. then by 11:00 am starting to see isolated showers and even possible rumbles of thunder popping up in the area. worcester county eastward. we keep that threat for isolated showers and storms in our area through about 5:00 pm. i don't anticipate anything severe as far as damaging winds, lightsening is a we'll watch out for and crossing our fingers for, because you can see widespread .1 up to a quarter of an inch is about the best we can do. but some of the areas may get pinpointed andent up with -- end up with closer to an inch. as we know with this setup it's hit and miss where they end up. after this front moves through, less humid air makes its way back into place as well as the sunshine. we're in for a nice we

because new hampshire deserves better. that's why i'm batting for good-paying jobs, to protect social security and medicare... ...and help families pay for college... i approved this message because no matter what they're throwing at me... >> ryan: the ceo of a company that produces a life-saving medical device making a change. the price of epipens sky rocketed nor man 400%. >> today the drug maker made a plan to expand a patient assistance program. chris reports. >> reporter: under fire the ceo ofyl company is taking immediate steps to lower the cost to some patients. >> as a mother, i can assure you the last thing that we would ever want is no one to have their epipen due to price. >> reporter: they're offering a saving card which will cover up to $300 of a customer's co-pavement. the company has not lowering the drug's list price which is more than $60 for two devices, that is a 40% price inees in eight years. people with severe allergic reactions and there is no generic version. >> it was never intended that a consumer

because new hampshire deserves better. that's why i'm batting for good-paying jobs, to protect social security and medicare... ...and help families pay for college... i approved this message because no matter what they're throwing at me... narrator: let's put this political promise to the test. ayotte: i've been an independent, strong voice for new hampshire. narrator: then why does kelly ayotte still support donald trump for president? independent minded republicans across america put principle ahead of party and said no to trump. but not kelly ayotte. she says she still supports trump. why is she still supporting trump? disclaimer: independence usa pac is responsible for the content of ben: a nun killed in mississippi has local ties. she moved there in 1981. she and another none were found dead. police believe it was a homicide. the nuns worked as no nurses. jc: the maker of the life-saving epipen is promising to make the drug more affordable. ben: the company recently increased prices nearly 450%. but after major backla

fraudulent purchases in new hampshire. police in vermont tell fox 25, the four would take the stolen information and then magnetic other cards. those suspects being held on $25,000 bail each. >> an explosion rocked a newspaper box in the heart of salem. now police say this package is being hethed as a hate crime. jessica reyes has a look at the explosion left behind. >> reporter: this is the news box, called the rainbow ties, you can see charred on top of it. inside all charred and melted out. this happened tuesday morning. the 7 people they believe are responsible. look closely at this video. you can see a group of people open the rainbow types newspaper box and throw something inside and seconds later an explosion. >> for this to happen, we're all flabbergasted. >> reporter: it happened around 1:00 tuesday morning. during the explosion, you can see an innocent bystander walking down the street. luckily he wasn't hurt. >> at first, it was very shocking to me. i mouth. >> reporter: editor in chief, told their foxes have be

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police found in guy in milton new hampshire last week on silver street. it's the owner of this intimidating reptile hasn't come forward within a week, he will go up for adoption. it belongs. a quincy woman found a timber rattle snake lounging outside her front door on grove street. quincy and state environmental police came to her rescue. they say the snakes are native to the nearby blue hills reservation but the drought may have lured this one out. >> not too much for the water themselves but after the prey, and the prey may be moving down at the more populated areas so the snake is going for a food source. >> police contained the snake and moved it back to the blue hills reservation. the timber rattle snake is the right thing and call police. >>> close, but no cigar. this one more than close enough. ??? ??? ??? ??? one journey. two teams. united for over 35 years. at the the lincoln summer invitation sales event, it's time to relax. the brake stays engaged and you stay put. taking the legwork out of stop and go traffic. and even hills. that's the more h

. >> elizabeth: also tonight, a new hampshire state trooper turning in his badge forever. after he handed out this brutal beating caught on camera by sky fox at the end of a wild police chase. today, one of those troopers involved took a deal and avoided jailtime. >> mark: fox 25's bob ward joins us live from nashua and there is some controversy here. >> the reporter: that's right. the issue here is were this former new hampshire state trooper should have had received jailtime. received jailtime. now a man who was beaten says the plea agreement shows two completely different sets of rules. >> i apologize to members of law enforcement especially those that were there that day, but most importantly, i apologize to the citizens of new hampshire. >>> former new hampshire state trooper andrew monaco standing up in nashua district court pleading guilty, taking full responsibility for a case of police brutality, caught on video by sky fox. massachusetts, new hampshire hand massachusetts police finally stopped richard simone in nashua, after a pursuit that reached speeds of up to

the su a small black sedan with new hampshire plates driven by a woman. the car was last seen on route 111, call police if you have any information. >>> a new hampshire man is being held on bail accused of dragging a woman before she was killed. police say on wednesday he dragged 34-year-old kristen black as she clung to his pickup truck. right now it's not clear why black was holding on to the outside of the truck. the union leader reports black's police are still investigating her death. >>> barrington police warn of an area today during what they thought was an active shooting situation near stone house pond. they were called around 5:00 this morning for a possible suicidal suspect and when they reviewed, shots were fired. police looked for the suspect for hours, eventually finding his body in the woods. police are still investigating but say there's no danger to the public. >>> sandwich firefighters work to rescue someone who was thrown into the water when a canoe flipped over this firefighters launching their rescue boat at oak crest cove. we first r

you know, as governor i was able to be in the new hampshire more to -- to be in new hampshire more to meet with students and go to schools than i have been as senator, and you have a very direct ability to, you know, go in for programs like reading is fundamental, to be able to go into the school every year and read the kids and talk about the importance of books. >> host: what do you think of these programs like new hampshire reads or the whole state, all reading the same book? are those effective? >> guest: i think it's great. yes, i think it's very effective. and the programs that have students who are signed up to read a number of -- a certain number of books over the summer, those are very important because kids need encouragement, and they need direction, and reading does broaden your horizons, you know? it gives you the ability to fantasize about other places and what you, what may happen in your life in a way that very few other things do. you know, even television and, well, and movies, you know, they're great, but books just have a different ability to capture kids' imaginat

. >> tonight, donald trump returning to new hampshire. trump is set to hold a campaign rally tomorrow afternoon. >> today the presidential candidate was in tampa standing by his position on immigration. >> bad things will be happen. we're going to build a wall, don't worry about it. to build a wall. >> we're going to build a wall and mexico is going to pay for the wall 100%. >> trump's campaign postponed a major immigration speech scheduled for this week. >> they have been talking about it for months. >> beginning this week, boston police officers will start training to wear body cameras. officer in five police districts will be strapped can cameras. the officers were selected after no oneol the union has been fighting the actual assigning saying participation must be voluntary. it's a six-month pilot program which begins in september and includes 87 male officers and 13 female officers and 55 of those will be white. they will be paid $500 each to take part in the program. the full program is set to begin in a month in september. >> a gui

because new hampshire deserves better. that's why i'm batting ...and help families pay for college... i approved this message because no matter what they're throwing at me... ed: congress is demanding epipens recently skyrocketed. the price for the food allergy tool just increased about 400% the cost as much as $600. the head of the judiciary committee cites that many children who need the pens are enrolled in government health care programs covered by medicaid. and taxpayers are picking up the tab for the medication. the manufacturer of epipens says product improvements have driven up the cost. ed: researchers say those ratings you see on tv shows aren't very accurate or helpful, especially for parents. the new study was published in the journal pediatrics. researchers found that violence is prevalent across all shows, regardless of rating and the violence is trivialized and glamorized making it hard for kids to differentiate it from reality. five for good is next. a local girl is going above and beyond to brighten the da

most of the showers southwestern and southern new hampshire, back through about manchester, new hampshire, but you can see most of the region is simply dry and partly sunny as you wake up. we have low and mid-70s across all of eastern massachusetts, even over to fitchburg at 71, worcester 69 with a few more clouds, westfield at upper 60s as well. measurable rain in keene and over the cape so far this morning. you can see how spotty these showers have been and once we get into the afternoon we are talking more scattered storms and showers later today. so temperaturewise mid-80s by lunch, we have got feels like temperatures that will probably be in the 90s today, but we got the best threat of storms from lunch through about the evening commute, i will time them out for you in just a couple minutes. stephanie coueignoux back with us here with live drive time traffic. hey, shiri. biggest issues continue to be south of the pike, expressway stop and go and also the stalled vehicle on route 3a. that's continuing to be an issue. just checked. it is going to be another at least another 20 minutes

at m and new hampshire. we have molette green he the only information we have from police is that they are on the lookout for a dark-colored vehicle. we want to send this over to melissa mollet on how this may impact traffic this morning. >> it could be a problem for people in this area. new hampshire shut down both ways at m street because of this investigation this morning. have another problem on the beltway, inner loop ramp at i-95. overturned vehicle. you can see the police response. very slow through that area. it sound like you have to stay to the right to get by. 270 monday rose to get clear. >>> it is now 4:32. developing this morning, maryland swimmer jack conger and this is the surveillance video. one or all of the swimmers vandalized the bathroom which sparked a confrontation with an armed security guard. >>> a police-involved shooting is under investigation in prince george's county. this happened in shady glen terrace before 10:00 last night. officers were trying to stop suspects in a series of

, and then east ward to concord, new hampshire. england region this afternoon and the leading edge of this, it's tracking off this way, so concord, you're about to get some of the rainshowers come on through. you've had light stuff, looks like some more than moderate to heavy rainshower activity will be nearbifullyway in the next couple of minutes. in fact, concord, 5:28 p.m., that's when the core of this is coming on through. we'll see if any of it holds together. it's been weakening as it comes eastward, a few other showers trying to pop up here in the berkshires of massachusetts. watching to see if any of these will develop in to anything more. right now, i don't expect them to me our area tonight. futurecast data shows the storms trying to flare up. it doesn't look like it's happening. computer models guiding us that way, but not been happening. either way, they fizzle as they come eastward, the last coming across southern maine later on. let's take you through the morning. you get up in the morning, there could be a couple of

well, one lucky winner who purchased a ticket here in new hampshire gets to find outside. tonight as new hampshire as a state wins big as well. >>> i'm tracking more ra showers arrive in your town and how long this soggy pattern lasts. >>> have you seen this trailer a local boy scout troupe devastated to learn it was stolen tonight how you can help track it down. >> announcer: complete new england news coverage starts right now. this is fox 25 news at 10:00. >>> umbrellas and rain boots must haves today for the i'm kerry kavanaugh. >> and i'm ted daniel. the wet weather unfortunately is here to stay for a few days. meteorologist sarah wroblewski with a first look at your monday morning, sarah? >> reporter: we dealt with some scattered showers today in some areas picked up some much needed rain other areas like the cape and islands really didn't see much more than just some clouds around. but we got more wet weather heading our way. you can see some scattered showers already pushing in to western new england. taking a closer look we have these temperatures still in are seei

and when i take the plate for new hampshire... i'm up against a political machine that plays dirty -- throwing millions in false, negative ads... why i'm batting for good-paying jobs, to protect social security and medicare... ...and help families pay for college... i approved this message because no matter what they're throwing at me... i'll never stop fighting for you. >>> the young woman who says identity. >> she was 15 years old when she says she was raped and she wants to let others know it's okay to come forward. >> they didn't belief he did it knowingly. and that frustrated me a lot because he definitely did do it knowingly. and the fact that he was still able to pull the wool over a group of people's eyes bothered me a lot. >> breaking her silence in an interview with she revealed she was the new hampshire prep school student sexually assaulted by i when la brie. -- by owen labrie. she was convicted on three counts of misdemeanor sexual assault, illegal use of computer services and endangering the welfare of a child. he's

in new hampshire, wcvb newscenter 5. jc: tom brady reemerging after reporters this afternoon about his scissor injury. mike lynch is in the newsroom with some of what number 12 had to say. mike: good afternoon. went tom brady was asked where he had been the past two days, he said he had to take care of something. he admitted he accidentally cut his right thumb with a pair of scissors last thursday. brady said he was dressed in uniform, ready to go against theirs -- the bears, and he was trying to get something out of his she went scissors slips. bill belichick told him he was not playing that night. play. i've always felt like the team is counting on me to be out there and do everything i can to make sure i'm out there playing. i wanted to go, but i think coach made a good decision. mike: back at 6:00, more from tom brady. jc: put the scissors down. he has to have people doing that behind us. fiona, not really a concern anymore. harvey: gaston is the one that is most significant and probably will become a hurricane. righ

flu the morning, hit or miss shower in vermont or new hampshire. we will see a good bit of sunshine in massachusetts in the morning hours. head to the the afternoon, that is when we will see pop up thunderstorms in the ma will be hit or miss, and it could be a thunderstorm with heavy rain in one area, two miles down the road, it's sunny. not everyone will get the rain, and not everyone will see the thunderstorms, strong thunderstorms possible as we head toward the south cape. behind this front, there's not colder, it's a lot less humid. tomorrow is setting up to be a nice day. high temperatures most of us upper 80s near 90. tomorrow similar but a lot less humid with more sunshine, sunday is shaping up to be a nice day, probably the better of two weekend days, comfortable temperatures again on monday, gets hot and humid with afternoon storms again. >>> rhode island swimmer, elizabeth is back for the olympic game. she is look being to go out on top, in what will likely be the final olympics. she left london with and bronze medal and is hoping to capt

that the winning ticket came from new hampshire. as crystal haynes explains there are no shortage of people weighing in on how they should spend the money. number 21. >> reporter: that's the sound of a multimillionaire being born and the winning $487 million ticket was sold at this raymond, new hampshire, hannaford store. >> i was just saying the other day to a friend of mine i said you know nobody in new hampshire ever wins. >> reporter: a lot of state residents thought that. the last powerball winner was in 2007. in a huge night for lotto players, others include a $1 million winner in littleton, and a $50,000 winner in nashua. >> it's just amazing because it's so local and close to home. >> reporter: as of sunday afternoon no one had come forward to claim the ticket. in new hampshire you have a full year to do it. >> it doesn't make any difference. i wouldn't know what to do with all that money anyway. >> reporter: at the same time others had fun dreaming. >> my grandkids, my kids you know they wouldn't have to worry. >> i to some

and when i take the plate for new hampshire... i'm up against a political machine that plays dirty -- throwing millions in false, negative ads... i'm out here knocking down every lie... that's why i'm batting for good-paying jobs, to protect social security and medicare... ...and help families pay for college... i approved this message because no matter what they're throwing at me... >>> tonight, new the mental health of college students on campuses all over the country. dr.mallika marshall is here, and doctor, these numbers are staggering. >> i had to say when i first heard them, i was in shock but it makes sense. we are not there yet but if you have a child. >> college, you -- in college, check in with them on a regular basis. >> 50 to 60% of college kids have a psychiatric disorder. is the use of substances, anxiety, depression, problems with relationships, breakups, academic problems, learning disabilities. if you add them up, 50% doesn't seem that high. >> reporter: these mit under grads agree. >> it's stressful sometimes her

and when i take the plate for new hampshire... i'm up against a political machine that plays dirty -- throwing millions in false, negative ads... that's why i'm batting for good-paying jobs, to protect social security and medicare... ...and help families pay for college... i approved this message because no matter what they're throwing at me... i'll never stop fighting for you. >> anchor: to let you know we're staying on top of breaking >> anchor: a crew looking into the suspect's criminal history and how police found him after he cut off his gps bracelet. >> anchor: airplane pilot forcing to make a landing on the sand bar. what the faa is learning about this scare. and how they're going to get that plane out of there. that's our time for 7 news at 7. >> anchor: and i'm jadiann mounting a hollywood career comeback? >> "dancing with the stars." is lochte lining up a top secret tv gig? now on "extra." ? ? >>> ryan lochte's next move. prime time tv? his million dollar sponsorship searchin searching. what he's doing in l.a. >> "dancin

he is up in new hampshire. tim kaine wasting no time this afternoon going after donald trump and what kaine calls trump's vision for america. senator kaine: if you watch the other convention in cleveland, it was something different. it was doom and gloom and name america first. people told me that was a dark vision of america. i said that was no america. i said that was a guided tour through the mind of donald j. trump, a very frightening place to be. reid: kaine speaking at st. anselm college in manchester. earlier he stopped at a restaurant in concord accompanied by new hampshire senator jeanne shaheen. more from the vice presidential candidate coming up at 5:30. the republican vice-presidential candidate is also making plans to visit the granite state. mike pence will be at an event in manchester on thursday night. today he is in his home state of indiana, where he stopped for a burger and to shake hands in his native columbus. donald trump will be on the campaign trail in new england it will get underway st

the man's name was john wynette who was the former governor of new hampshire and the real hero to the english people during that period. he succeeded joe kennedy as ambassador in england. >> you find that reading can help your work in the senate? >> oh, absolutely. it gives you historical perspective which is interesting. even though i was anenglish major i find history fascinating. i think most of us in politics are fascinated by history . and also it gives you a sense of the challenges that we face today and an understanding that they are not unique and in most cases we face similar challenges before and looking at how people make decisions to overcome those and the leaders that we had in the past who are able to steer the country in a positive direction, it's really reassuring to see that we've faced difficult times as we are today before and we've been able to get through them. >> you said you were an english major. why? why did you major in english? >> i sort of wound up as an english major. i've always loved literature, i've loved books and i started out majoring in french and t

because new hampshire deserves better. that's why i'm batting for good-paying jobs, to protect social security and medicare... ...and help families pay for college... i approved this message because no matter what . >> anchor: all right. a beautiful day. it is tough to believe that september starts next week. >> sarah: tornado yesterday. cool this morning. now it is warming up again. >> reporter: we will be back to summer weather. those folks saying no, it is too soon. don't bring on the cold weather just yet. don't you worry. plenty of beach days coming up. mid-70's right now. started off this morning down into the mid-40's. in a lot of suburbs. thanks to the really low humidity in place. the dry air atmosphere in place. you know, you get the combination of the light winds, clear skies and low humidity levels. these temperatures can nose-dive at night. we saw that last night. of course, it helps n the nights are a little longer as well. today, by the way, 6:00 a.m. sunrise. the first time we have pushed it back out at the

. >> 487 million dollar question in new hampshire. will the winner of a power ball jackpot come forward today. >> from the channel 4 in boston, this is wbz this morning. >> good morning to you. it's 6:00 thanks for waking up with us. i am chris mckinnon. >> it came merrill in for kathryn this monday morning august 1 and please i hope i know the person who won the big power ball. >> you have long lost cousins. >> i have lots of family in new hampshire and lived there what are the odds. >> don't you feel like you would have gotten a call or probably not. >> i am waiting my phone is >> keep the ringer on. >> and by the way kate if it's your family you have friend here too. >> i am just saying kate good morning everybody. hope you had a great weekend. weather watchers tracking a couple showers and studier rain pushed through overnight in southeastern massachusetts offshore now. we have a few leftover showers and a few sprinkles from brewster to been a stable and-- to barnstable. some of this is going to die south so aid day worth having a

along the smith river in bristol, new hampshire. four kid were playing in the water when one began struggling. a relative went into to try to help but never resurfaced. police have not released his name but say he is 39 years old and from concord. another person went into with ther and safety. we talked with witnesses today at the falls and we are working on the story right now. we will have it for you all new at 5:00. and i'm battled governor paul lepage is reportedly considering resigning. the portland press herald said he is looking at all options. last week, he left a very angry expletive filled voice mail for a representative, he later apologized but state democrats called him unfit to lead. from the earthquake in italy, it was found in the trouble of a underwriter which. almost destroyed by the quake. a local priest compared it to losing your own mother and finding her again. nearly 300 people died after a 6.2 magnitude quake tore apart the town in central italy. >> some new video here at 4:00 of a plane being pulled from a lo

new hampshire college students are packing their backpacks and heading back to school. and thanks to kelly ayotte, along with the textbooks and pencils, many students are carrying more student loan debt. ayotte voted to cut pell grants and to raise student loan interest rates. for their own bottom line, not our kids'. for new hampshire students and families, kelly ayotte is a heavy burden we can't afford. nea advocacy fund is responsible for the content of this advertising. >> mark: now time to check out the roads with live drivetime traffic. traffic slow and going south on to the split. now, to the map where you can see traffic is heavy and slow on 128 northbound from misdemeanor. here are the -- lynnfield. o'neill tunnel to the split, 27 and we continue to follow breaking news involving controversial grammy award winner chris brown. las vegas police are doing what's called a protective sweep of brown's home. brown forced them to get a search warrant to enter after they received a 911 call from a woman saying brown threatened her with a weapon. brown posted videos on i

the 59-year-old victims a man and a woman are both from merrimack new hampshire. police say they were paddle boarding on everett lake in -- weare and that's when one of them began to have trouble. rescuers found the woman and took her to the hospital where she later died. the man's body was recovered in 12 feet of water. neither were wearing a personal floatation device. >>> we are hearing from the mother of a student who drowned after jumping from a bridge. his mother says that he what bright future and a big heart. >> he and caring person and giving person. i thank god for my son and you know, i wish i had longer with him. >> foul play is not suspected in the death. his classmates say jumping from the footbridge into the charles is a tradition. his mother says he was not a swimmer and may have misjudged the water. >>> authorities are searching for a person of interest in an assault on an orange line train. transit police are look for jose gutherie who is wanted for weapon. the incident occurred last tuesday at the tufts medical center station on the orange line.

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we will bring that live as soon as it begins with the state of new hampshire flag. i am trish regan, welcome to "the intelligence report".donal hampshire, hillary clinton scrambling to defend her clinton foundation to get her campaign on track amid allocations the foundation was and is a pay to play operation, countries and individuals that access by donating to the clinton foundation. our political panel is here to talk about whether this scandal is done on top of her campaign. uranium vote dangerously close to our navy ships. these boats harassing our navy destroyer, some within 300 yards of the ship, lieutenant colonel ralph peters joined me on the ramifications of all of it, donald trump meeting with latino and african american activists in a short time in new york city before he made his way to manchester, new hampshire, trying to fine-tune his immigration policy asking voters to weigh in on his deportation plan and even seems open to the idea of legalization. can he walk this narrow line, keep his base while pulling independence on this one? hillary and bill c

and will continue to represent the great people of new hampshire. reporter: trying to end a disastrous week, from endorsing kelly ayotte, john mccain, and house speaker paul ryan days after starting a gop feud by saying he might not. mr. trump: i support and endorse our speaker of the house paul ryan. hold in the highest esteem, senator john mccain. reporter: trump has been trying to get back on message, focusing a new poll has her up 16 points. on friday, trumps temperament questioned by former obama cia head, writing in a new york times trump is unqualified and may pose a threat to national security. >> america is better than donald trump. reporter: hillary clinton trying to correct the record did she claimed she never sent or received classified e-mails on her personal server and that the fbi director said she told t truth. but actually, he said she did send classified info. mrs. clinton: director, he said my answers were truthful. that is the bottom line. reporter: hillary clinton did not set the record straight. she made those remarks while tak

because new hampshire deserves better. that's why i'm batting for good-paying jobs, to protect social security and medicare... ...and help families pay for college... i approved this message because no matter what they're throwing at me... >> new at 10:00, a bright white shark spotted off the cape. businesses with more than 10,000 feet of floor space are being instead. it's supposed to reduce the environmental impact of plastic bags. >> today the president visited 100,000 people have applied for federal aid. >> reporter: president barack obama has seen the devastation in baton rouge with his own eyes and promised to provide whatever federal resources are needed to rebuild the flood-torn region. >> as of today federal support has reached $127 million. that's for help like temporary rental assistance, essential home repairs, >> reporter: 13 lives lost, more than 60,000 homes damaged. the red sox calling the floods here the country's worst disaster since snowstorm sandy four years ago. >> i want the people of louisiana to kno

because new hampshire deserves better. that's why i'm batting for good-paying jobs, to protect social security and medicare... they're throwing at me... randy: governor baker is looking to include canada in his efforts to stop opioid trafficking. baker is hosting the new england governors and eastern canadian premiers at the state house today. the agreement would include pledges to work with health care providers to set guidelines for prescriptions and to integrate state systems so there's more information sharing. emily: new hampshire's attorney general is targeting a major drug maker accused of withholding information. pharma was not sharing information about illegal drug trafficking with california law enforcement. new hampshire's ag says that same company is refusing to turn over documents he requested months ago. >> company summary they have absolutely nothing to hide why they fighting so hard to turn over the documents? emily: purdue pharma denies the allegations. randy: a show of support in salem, massachusetts. how

in manchester, new hampshire. here is what is left of the car. this is the suspect's car. while police have the suspect's car impoundedhe suspect himself took off. >> never pulled over. so he was committed to getting away. >> reporter: a police pursuit comes to a crashing end in manchester when the suspect now identified as david cherry, loses control of his for the crown victoria and plows into another car here on bridge street. >> suspect got off at exit 8 which is wellington road in manchester. the bottom of the ramp he an innocent vehicle. >> reporter: it began around 3:30 this morning when the 28-year-old was pulled over for speeding by police in epping, and handed over his license p. that is when officers realized there was an arrest warrant out for him for second-degree assault. cherry took off and the chase was on. the guy that had no intention of stopping. >> clearly. no he didn't stop until he crashed. >> reporter: cherry led them down route 125 to 101 either to 95 northbound to nearly a half dozen over

>>> now at 5:30, a man with a sized of robbing a new hampshire bank. the same man who made headlines a decade ago. >> he served time for taking hostages in a campaign campaign office in new hampshire. >> reporter: when this guy robbed a bank yesterday threatening to shoot the teller if she put die packs -- dye packs in the money, he seemed like just but police realized it was leeland eisenberg who took hostages at a 5-hour seige in rochester, new hampshire in 2007. he was demanding to speak with clinton about psychiatric care for those who can't afford it. >> i wish there was another way i could have done it but quite frankly, the issue of mental health wouldn't have gotten to

no one has won a jackpot in new hampshire since 2007. live in raymond, new hampshire, shaun chaiyabhat, wcvb newscenter 5. >> next on newscenter 5 -- rhondella: details in the hot air balloon disaster. mike: when sunshine returns to be forecast a warm back up to the 80's and 90's. rhondella: >> monday morning on newscenter 5 a eyeopener, farmers markets are a staple of summer. >> there can be risks, the advice to keep in mind. >> and a chance of showers can start the week but we'll see a big difference on monday at 4:30 >> you are watching wcvb newscenter 5 at 11:00. surveillance camera. surveillance camera. video shows the car flipping over almost a dozen times. amazingly, the driver survived. witnesses flipping the car right-side up then pulling the man through, saving his life. >> i started pulling them out and another guy, probably about my age helped me. we pulled him out of the car. reid: the driver was taken by helicopter to the hospital, where he is being treated for several injuries, including head trauma. no one else was hit in

donald trump is in new hampshire today. he will hold a rally in manchester within the hour one day after calling hillary expected to fire back in a speech outlining how trump's candidacy has embraced extremism. lana: donald trump is reaching out to minority voters meeting with african-american leaders today. >> we have great relationships and the numbers are going up with the african-american community rapidly. lana: trump is pivoting on immigration in a major shift. trump says he will provide an opportunity for legalization for millions of immigrants in the u.s. illegally. best work with them and let them stay? lana: a position that may not sit well with a core group of supporters. >> if you ask any trump voter the only issue that links them together is his immigration stance. lana: his proposal is strikingly similar to jeb bush's. >> what i'll trump talking about has been called amnesty by narrative for the first time branding hillary clinton a racist. >> hillary clinton is a bigot who sees people of color only as votes.

upper 80s beverly to portsmouth, new hampshire and nashua, new hampshire. so it will actually be a warm day. future cast to boil down that rain risk and what it is not showing you very much of is a chance of a shower grazing across southeastern coming out of new york this morning will fall apart. you should be aware that through the morning commute, we will see a couple of damp roadways. southwest wind will heat things up. a little disturbance move into areas far north and west of boston and the best chance of a thunderstorm or shower this afternoon is going to stay into southern vermont, parts of central and northern new england, but we will see that we have one or two blips of green as we slide into the evening hours. and any activity that we stays by 8 a.m. showers shading away. a little cold front. drier air for the day tomorrow. humidity drops a little bit here and tomorrow is shaping up to partly to mostly sunny. even onshore wind will keep the beaches a touch cooler. rain chances overdone and showers over rhode island and connecticut. for the most pa

ayotte: i've been an independent, strong voice for new hampshire. narrator: then why does kelly ayotte still support donald trump for president? independent minded republicans across america put principle ahead of party she says she still supports trump. ayotte: an independent, strong voice... narrator: if she's so independent, why is she still supporting trump? disclaimer: independence usa pac is responsible for the content of this advertising. ? sleep number beds with sleepiq technology give you the knowledge to adjust for the best sleep ever. the time is now for the biggest sale of the year, where all beds are on sale! save 50% on the labor day limited edition bed. only at a sleep number store. >>> before we go, a warm night. >>> very warm, humid as well and a few showers and thunderstorms tomorrow, hoping to squeeze out rain. >>> okay. the wbz news at 11:00. >>> the cbs evening news is next. captioning sponsored by cbs >> brown: the race turns to race. >> there has been a steady stream of bigotry coming from him. >> it's he oldest play in the de

. >> shiri: keene, new hampshire into orange. rest of the region we are talking partly cloudy and kind of humid conditions this morning but dry. lower 70s in boston and lawrence and norwood in 70. 73 in fitchburg. 73 in hyannis. a wonderful start to the day. for the kids if they are headed back to school this morning, maybe give them that light raincoat. i have going to need it in most spots. 6 a.m. 70 in boston. by 8 a.m. 74. keep in mind during the morning hours a chance for pot shower. noontime, 84 and partly sunny. we only get brighter in the afternoon. highs from 84. yes, to 92 degrees. i will map out the hottest times and cities coming up. julie back to you for live drive time traffic. >> julie: 4 a.m. traffic. if only it can stay with us until 7 or 8 a.m. down south of the pike. north of the mike moving along fine. live drive times. 25 minutes to mass ave. 10 minutes on the expressway. 19 minutes from 93 south from andover to the leverett connector. we begin with breaking news this morning. crews remain on the keen of this

because new hampshire deserves better. that's why i'm batting ...and help families pay for college... i approved this message because no matter what they're throwing at me... >> sara: in lawrence early morning fire left 2 homeless. three firefighters also had to be checked out at the hospital for minor injuries. we have a live report coming up. >> gene: if you want to have a summer feel, have that today. >> hold on tight. >> shiri: humidity thickening up later as we go and mostly that's what held in some of the heat overnight and weren't quite as chilly out there and 64 in leominster, 61 in londonderry, and already up to 70 in lynn, 68 in boston, but mid-60s lexington natick and medway, brockton probably short sleeves from start to finish. 70s in vineyard as get early on this morning and day planner has temperatures at 68? right now ando the winds start to pick up though. now that we are into the morning, now that the sun is up, find the winds begin to increase and by the afternoon gusting 20 to 30 miles per hour. breezy w

reid: hillary clinton's running mate campaigning in new hampshire today. tim kaine wasted no time this afternoon going after donald trump and what kaine calls trump's vision for america. >> if you watch the other convention in cleveland, you saw something very different. it was doom and gloom and lame america first. people said to me, that was a dark vision of america. that was a guided two tour through the mind of donald j. trump, which is a frightening place to be. reid: kaine speaking at st. anselm college in manchester. earlier he stopped at a restaurant in concord accompanied by new hampshire senator jeanne shaheen. the republican vice-presidential candidate is also making plans to visit new hampshire. mike pence will be at an event in manchester on thursday night. today he was in his home state of indiana, where he stopped for a burger and shook some in his including an imam, are shot and killed near a mosque in new york city. a lone gunman shot both men in the head as they left the mosque in queens. police say nothing so far indicates that the men w