heather? heather: commitment 2016 another , shakeup for the trump campaign. chairm saying he accepted the resignation. it comes days after trump promoted two campaign aides to senior positions. from manchester, former trump campaign manager corey lewandowski talking about the latest shakeup. >> they know how tough it is. that being said, the campaign should never be about eight staff person. it should be about the candidate . at all of the focuses back on mr. trump. heather: manafort's resignation also comes in the wake of his work for a pro-russian political party in ukraine becoming public. mate, indiana governor mike pence together in louisiana. the pair passing out toys and supplies in baton rouge to flood victims. mr. trump: it's a great place. i have had a great history with louisiana. they need a lot of help. what has happened here is incredible. i'm just here to help. thank you. ed: earlier today, they met volunteers at a church. at least 13 people killed in this natural disaster. ago, president obama will leave the vineyard and visit the area on tues

heather: i'm heather unruh. the men appeared in a salem and newscenter 5's john atwater is live there with the breaking details, john? john police say one of these men : was talking about recent police shootings. police thought that was meant to intimidate them, and they did find weapons and ammunition inside that car. in court today, one of the men broke down in front of the judge as the charges were read he's on the left there. his name is kevin mendoza, the police found a rifle with a loaded 30-round magazine and a loaded handgun in the car. police say the driver was aggressive and tried to reach under the seat where that handgun was sitting, multiple times. they were pulled over after going the wrong way down a one way street. and police suspect they may have been dealing drugs. police say they were also monitoring police scanner traffic using an app on their phone. tonight, they are facing drug

david: heather, good afternoon. police here in, court say it's still a mystery exactly how this two month old baby boy died. on monday, police officers and firefighters came to this camper trailer and found the baby not breathing and unconscious. the baby, whose name has not been released, later died at a hospital. before a judge. they're not facing any charges in connection with their son's death. but they are charged with possessing and intending to sell methamphetamine in the camper where the family was living. during today's hearing, kayla austin's mother pleaded for her release. >> her two-month-old sudy arrangements. kayla is a kind and loving person. david: but the judge ordered both austin and ross to be held on $50,000 bail. they're scheduled to be back in court next week. meanwhile, police say there are no obvious signs of foul play. they're waiting for autopsy results to show how the baby died. get this -- there was another child a two-year-old girl, was , also found in the camper. ed, back to you. ed: tr

heather: hassan, running for u.s. senate, refused to answer the question of clinton's trustworthiness directly. >> i support clinton because her experience and record demonstrates she's qualified to hold the job. >> do you think she is honest? >> she has a critical plan among others for making college more affordable. commitment always to something beyond herself. heather: hassan's campaign reached out after to clarify that the governor doesn't see clinton as honest. kelly ayotte since she has no plans to endorse donald trump. ed: she says she will vote for her party's nominee in november. kelly: h significant disagreements. i will be endorsing him. -- won't be endorsing him. ed: senator ayotte says trump should release his tax returns. heather: curt schilling may be considering a stint in politics. he has his sights set on elizabeth warren. curt schilling says he wants to be one of the people responsible outspoken conservative and is interested in a formal senate run, but that his wife would have the final say. ed: a

heather: he didn't have a fre no food and no ball. heather: that is something. he will never live that down. >> breaking news in the murder of a jogger in princeton. new information just reliving old by investigators. >> a pickup truck dragged by a commune or -- commuter train. >> when we will get a break from drought. >> three women shot and killed in a car. justice. >> this is wcvb at 5:00. >> breaking news in the search for that killer. let's get live in princeton. >> investigators have released more information . they are looking for a man who has cut's and bruises. the jogger murdered in princeton is being remembered with balloons and sneakers. police return to the wooded crime scene. this is where she was found dead. police still working to identify a suspect say it a man who was injured when marcotte fought back.

heather: i don't believe that. ben: i don't believe that either. heather: middle. coming up, one man fell tragic death. ben: up next, changes in security and policy after 5 investigates exposed what exactly happened on the night he died. ed? ed: we have more breaking news in fall river. battleship code evacuated after someone left a hoax device on board a ship. ? d dime you with fees and minimum balances. capital one won't do that. they've reimagined banking, and built a checking account that's free of all that nonsense. no fees. no minimums. no gotchas. at capital one, your money stays your money. ben: new security measures in place right now, after 5 investigates exposed what happened the night a young man died in the back of a sheriff's department van. heather: here's investigative reporter kathy curran. >> the cameras were right up top there? kathy: these cameras in essex county sheriff's then's will provide an extra layer of security. the state of the arts vans were bought by the department in the wake of a tragedy. do you think this could have made a differen

heather: absolutely gorgeous. you get so close to a boat with a propeller -- but what an experience. ben: aj, perhaps not the best weather to be on a boat today around here. aj: looks like they are having a whale of a time. it's right there! [laughter] aj: let's take a look at tropical storm earl, switching , wind with the storm at about 50 miles per hour. the wind out of -- the wind is moving to the west at 60 miles per hour. portions of central america and into the yucatan, these are tropical storms and rethink this storm system will maintain nonetheless rainfall and storm surges are concerns, especially to the north where the circulation will land. check out the rain that we have, then goodness. dr. fitchburg -- up through fitchburg, middlesex, essex, the by the drought. tough to take that, especially when you have that much heavy rain just off to the west. high pressure building in, and it means that the dew points will come down tomorrow. the sea breeze is a banner day tomorrow. still days and on thursday and

heather: thank you. bridgewater police have released approached them and asked them to play pokemon go. they said no. it happened on lady slipper road over the weekend. police have been going door-to-door in the neighborhood, looking for anyone who might have seen something. ed: breaking at 4:30. the red sox have canceled tonight david ortiz bobblehead night. heather: we have the details at fenway. reporter: i just spoke to several upset red sox fans. you can see a lot of them behind me. th that they will not get the david ortiz bobbleheads today. this is the promotion picture. it was going to be given to the fans today. this is the actual bobblehead that was delivered to fenway. the red sox say they are very unhappy with the portrayal, saying the facial expressions so they will not be giving them out to fans. they are going back to the vendor to be fixed. >> i think it is the right thing to do. my personal opinion. i was going to come anyway, but i would not want something that was not a quality product

heather: lovely, sunny day today. more for the weekend, but mike, your tracking the potential for rain? mike: most people say, oh, that is awful, but after what we have been through, it is welcome news. sunday night into monday morning strong thunderstorms. you see very powerful storms. they are moving through the middle of the night. we could see nice downpours out of this as we talk about sunday night into monday morning. the only thing is the humid air is going to get pushed up by dry air. before that, temperatures will drop into the 60's. another nice, comfortable night the tropics. there is tropical storm fiona. that's not the only thing out there. there is a disturbance we are keeping an eye on. i will have the updated track on both of those a few minutes. heather: new tonight, two lawrence men have been sentenced to prison after pleading guilty to distributing fentanyl. israel garcia and maximo brito-tejada are accused of dealing drugs in massachusetts and southern new hampshire and later selling drugs to under

heather: 73 right now. moved out, down over the cave in the islands, we are seeing sunshine rusting through the clouds as you can see the heavy rains getting through. look at this, it really blossomed over worcester kathy and now with just a couple of lingering showers over the outer cape. anyone in lawrence, a wind off the water at 74, 60's to near 70 down over the cape. upper 60's to near 70 this evening and later on watch for some patchy fog to develop and it turns much more comfortable for tomorrow followed by uncomfortable weather in just a few minutes. ben: new at 5:30, we are learning more tonight about the arrest of two men suspected in a series of atm thefts across new england. heather: heather hamel from our sister station wmur tells us investigators believe they were arrested just hours after a trip

heather? heather: right now a total water ban is in effect in scituate. the reservoir has fallen to a dangerously low level. newscenter 5's jorge quiroga is live now. jorge: lots ofow restrictions in effect including, scituate, but the ban today makes it one of the toughest. the crisis goes way beyond brown lawns. the scene from route 3 a, as much bottom soil visible as water, the reservoir level at 28 percent, dropping at a rate of happen an inch today. >> you see the rocks, tre really low. jorge: with little rain predicted, the town ennacting a total ban on outdoor water usage topping restrictions set , in early july. >> apparently it was not enough. it looks like we have more drastic measures kick in today. jorge: the restrictions are pretty tough. this is tickly for demonstration purposes. effective immediately only watering cans can be used to only before 9 a.m. or after 5 p.m. have you ever seen it this bad? >> not since i have been here, no. jorge: the predicament here is beyond dire. the town has only a 30% to 49 30- to-45-day supply left. >> i do

heather: the drought conditions are very serious. today was just lovely. >> there has been a lot of weather in the summer that has been pretty good for the most part. we have other issues. [inaudible] anchor: let's get serious again. when you see this and you see this extreme covering boston, the north shore, the south shore , you have some issues here. an example of what we're talking about. if you check this out, in terms that ranks first. that is the driest period that maynard has had. that is like over a half-century worth. that is why this has been very extreme. today here are the skies over boston. most part. they are fairweather clouds. just a feeble sea breeze at logan airport. readings are in the 80's. a warm day on the cape. it is not quite as dry in terms of the humidity as it was yesterday but it is only a little bit sticky for most of uncomfortable. tonight will be a typical summer night. tomorrow notice the shoreline. all around 80 degrees. a sea breeze will take over. that isn't freezing cold. it will make it more comf

heather? heather: tonight, we're hearing the dramatic calls for help after a local teen allegedly stabbed his mother and brother while vacationing in florida. newscenter 5's ed harding is back with the chilling audio, ed? ed: chilling indeed, heather. police took two 911 calls the first coming from the suspect's stabbed. listen. >> i don't know what is happening. please help. we are going to die. my son is going to die. ed: 16-year-old gust ramgren of framingham is charged with attempted murder accused of stabbing his mother melissa, a schoolteacher in newton, and his 14-year-old brother wednesday night. the second 911 call came from a neighbor when the teene porch, -- from porch. >> what exactly did he say to you? >> he said that somebody has attacked his family, and he said they did it. >> he says he did it? >> i don't know. he just said they did it. ed: the dispatcher talked melissa ramgren through the process of applying pressure to her son's injuries until police officers got there. melis

heather: a typhoon made landfall in japan today. typhoon lionrock hit and area 300 miles north of tokyo that is still recovering from the 2011 tsunami. more than 170,000 people were forced to evacuate the area. ed: let's talk about this unwelcome guest for the labor day weekend. systems. the one that could affect us to some extent before labor day weekend is the one that is down near cuba in the eastern gulf of mexico. that is the one that will be venturing upward. ed: the one that is tropical depression nine? harvey: yes, tropical depression eight is closer, but it will pass south of us. the other one is a different story. right now, still a tropical depression. we have to keep an eye on that. it is tracked ultimately close enough so it will almost for sure give us rough surf, at least. the timing of it also is not that easy to figure out at this point. i want to give you an idea of the computer models. the bulk of them take it northeastward off the carolina coast. us sometime later this holiday weekend? it is kind of a wild card.

heather: cool. ed: i guess teenagers do -- heather: can he saying? ed: ah. because he is the piano kid? you know who can saying is mike my mother great singer. raised ford tone deaf boys. [laughter] this month, really winding down the last half of it, only four degrees above average. if you thought it was high, you're as silly right. if were talking about the regular storm line -- inland we had temperatures well into the 80's. clear skies, beautiful night i am watching this. a cold front way out to the west. a strong thunderstorm. that line want to gets out here is passed to be overnight hours. if we are lucky, we will get some rain out of this one. it looks like a good opportunity sunday into monday morning. the dew point, 60 per degrees, pretty manageable compared to what we have had lately. in the sticky category. not bad. we have gotten used to it. sunday, it ramps up really high in the morning. then the humidity is dropping off. it's getting much better toward the middle of next week. clear and comfortable. 66 degrees. tomorrow, sunshine. there will be

heather: he's ready to move on. tom brady, talking to reporters for the first time since ending his deflategate appeal. ed: the quarterback says it was a personal decision to end the legal battle newscenter 5's mary saladna is live at gillette right now. mar? mary: ed and heather, it was a family, his coaches & teammates, even the fans. tom brady: it was a personal decision. when i am back, i am back. mary: tom brady deciding not to , take his fight to the supreme court, rather to focus his energies on getting the team ready, with and without him. tom brady: i want the team to know out there -- we have changed their offense. we have new players on the team. we want to incorporate them. so, i feel like we appearance earlier this week when pats running back kevin faulk was inducted in the patriots hall of fame, but we hadn't heard from him about deflategate until now. brady, who turned 39 on wednesday, says his the people closest to him, factored into his decision. tom brady: my family, you know, is everything to me,

heather: pokemon no. the local day care that took action to keep players away aj: eventually the sun pokes through the clouds. we are the clearing trend. when 90 degrees is back in the their recent call up to the big club find out who their newest ed: ayer police are asking for the public's help after the tricycle of a boy with special needs is stolen. the tricycle. his parents tell police it was stolen from their yard. if you have seen it call ayer police. heather: the pokemon go craze invades a new hampshire day care. the wildly popular smartphone game raised safety concerns after players started showing up at the portsmouth center. the day care's director did a little digging and found out the facility was a pokemon gym, where players gather to do cyber battle with their characters. are taking the children from the center or bringing them in the morning, people are randomly driving in and out and they're looking at their phones. they're not looking at a two-year-old walking around and they could get hi

heather: saying goodbye. family and friends gathering for the streets that she once called home, this church hosting a final goodbye.

heather: the president is accused of not acting quickly enough. ed: they say housing aide has been sluggish and federal response has been too slow to set up mobile homes while people repair the homes they live in. 13 people were killed in the flooding which struck almost heather:today marks 11 years since hurricane katrina devastated the gulf coast. the storm made landfall in 2005. it killed more than 1500 people and displaced more than a million. katrina was the costliest and single most catastrophic natural disaster in u.s. history and the damage estimated at $108 billion. heather:time to flash floored to newscenter 5 at 5:00. explodes in his pocket. the response from the popular phone maker. heather:and after three decades, this beloved employee gets a big sendoff. ed: and success is so sweet for a local family. how they got started in tonight's "made in mass." harvey: chalk up another 90-degree day. the difference now even though it is warm the air is really drying out nicely. heather: and we are staying on top of workers. a boom truck hit her

heather: saying goodbye. family and friends gathering for the streets that she once called home, this church hosting a final goodbye. in friendship. nicole: it was her heart, unselfishly shared, that through hundreds of loved ones embraced in the loving energy she left behind. >> every day with love. didn't have an evil piece of energy in her. nicole: murder is still a mystery. she was found a little over a week ago in princeton after she failed to return from a jog. her death was not only felt by those who knew her best, but thing they could -- support. >> it's not going to put them at ease, but it will show them that we are behind them. >> i just wanted to put my hand on my heart and say a little prayer inside. nicole: moments of embrace, tears of loss, filling the space between stories of precious memories. a young woman leaving a trail of love behind. tonight, no matter how trivial you think it may be, if you saw anything, give them a call. nicole asked if on, wcvb newscenter 5. ed: brockton police are se

heather: aerial spraying began today in miami. the other steps also now in place against the specific mosquitoes now being known as little ninjas. ben: in your health, the items many of us have in our bathroom cabinets that may be posing a threat to our children's eyesight. checking traffic, as they come bridge slow. -- zakim slow. let's see what is going on around the boston area area 93 on the southbound side. 32 minutes, heading north out of the city. 93, 15 minutes. southbound through the metrowest area. ? ? ? ? ? ? great rates for great rides. ben: the fight against zika continues. today, aerial spraying began in that miami neighborhood where the first local cases of zika infections were reported. abc's ray raimundi has the latest developments. reporter: the war against c.k. continues. -- zika continues. the target, a mosquito that is area and skill that doesn't travel. >> it has been three days. the first local zika cases were found. stay and local health departments have deployed 100 teams to the field. they areas where bre

here's what heather's best friend told us today. heather rarely drinks. so no problem there. heather's health? she's in great shape. she plays tennis and wal two miles several times a week. and as for money? heather is definitely not broke. she has a recurring role in tyler perry's tlc soap "too close to home." >> riding is one of the best things that i've ever got ton do. >> she millions off her l'oreal commercial. this isn't the first time headlines got it wrong heather. last month they pitted icon against her look-alike daughter, model actress ava sambora. >> there's a report that came out that you and your m are battling each other and your mom is jealous of your success. >> my mom is the last person to be like i'm jealous of you, i don't want you to be successful. that's clearly the most far-fetched thing i've ever heard. >> that's what being a momma is all about. >> i think it's ridiculous that if a woman isn't fully made up, she has issues life. here, my headline would be unloved. >> she's in my office every morning and she looks just fine. >>> there are real issues be

heather: good afternoon. thanks for joining us. i'm heather unruh. erika: and i'm erika tarantal. we'r following several breaking stories right now. u.s. olympic swimmer ryan lochte has apologized for his behavior and for not being more careful or candid regarding what he claimed was a robbery in rio. heather: also breaking in presidential politics donald trump's campaign chairman paul manafort has just resigned. this after the thrid trump -- third trump reorganization. under investigation in woburn. five investigates has learned this little boy rushed from his babysitter's apartment has died. and his twin sister is still hospitalized. the question now -- what happened? sera congi joins us with the latest from woburn. sera: erika, what happened to the two children here in this woburn apartment is still a mystery. we know both the da's office and the department of children and families are investigating. pkg a fractured skull and other injuries, when he was in this woburn apartment under the care of a longtime family friend. an ambulance was called here monday afternoon, taking noa

heather: police searching for candidates talked about. aixa: tilde encouraged supporters to register to vote. mrs. clinton: don't be complacent. aixa: clinton hopes to win pennsylvania. >> it looks like clinton can drive up turnout in philadelphia and pittsburgh itself to keep pennsylvania blue. aixa server controversy remains at the forefront. work-related e-mails we released to the conservative group judicial watch. clinton related documents received from the fbi. today trump visited milwaukee after a chaotic weekend. he met with individuals in the wake of a deadly police in battleground states like wisconsin, hoping to gain ground. months after trump announced chris christie would lead his transition team, clinton said former interior secretary ken salazar will lead hers. heather: despite union push back, mayor marty walsh says a program equipping police officers with body cameras will begin. officers have stepped forward. the mayor says the plan can move forward. >> her agreements that it's voluntary, they did not rule out that if we

heather: five on the opioid crisis. we are getting a look at new technology that could be groundbreaking in ending drug addiction. newcenter 5's antoinette antonio has the story from worcester. technology, its essentially like a fitbit but instead on monitoring your steps it's tracking drug use. it's the latest technology in the fight against the opioid crisis. >> someone who's using cocaine has more of a jittery disorganized movement in their arms body movements associated with drug use, downloaded to a smartphone. the hope is to recognize patterns of drug use that lead to an addiction, and in many cases to an overdose. one of the things we want to figure out is how we can predict when someone who's in treatment drug and whether or not we can create an intervention that really in real-time prevents them from using . reporter: dr. peter chai is on the team researching the monitors. so far 20 people are taking part in the study. also in the works at umass medical school, these pills that detect how much and how often pat

you know, but you also can't forget heather as the devious jo on "dynasty." >> heather can play bad like no one else. >>> "the voice" will feature miley cyrus and alicia keys. >> i don't know that we've ever had a shake-up like this season 11. >> miley is the youthful spirit that we've been missing. >> she won three times and we're on the 11th season. >> that's the math i was doing for you. >> she's a great performer. she has this ear for music. >> blake and adam better watch their backs. miley is not only showing off outrageous fashion she wants to mix things up from her big red chair. >> think with me i don't think there's that genre wall. i think if do you country, if you want to be on my team. >> i'll be your honey mustard. >> i don't think this is going to break for miley cyrus. >> this season's other fresh face literally is alicia keys. the singer is sticking to the no makeup mantra she made in may and is carrying the no-frills approach to her coaching. >> where did you learn to sing like that? >> from you. >> i straight-up love you. >> i just don't know how honest it is, i'm start

heather: why our -- wow. anchor: at 7:00, five investigates revealing new information about a crime that shocked the city. the gang linked to be behind the murder of three young women. then who were under fire. a driver with a long criminal record accused of raping a massachusetts public charter schools are among the best in the country. our charter schools are public, and we have longer school days with more personal attention. we have a proven record of helping students in underperforming areas succeed. announcer: question 2 will expand charter school access and result in more funding for public education. every parent should be able to choose the public school n question 2. ed: check out iron man. boston, con visited the pedic unit to spread some cheer. they are the real heroes. -- captain america, iron man and spidey were all there for the big bash which the kids clearly enjoyed. heather: that is a good moment. >> he is adorable. >> that was cool. they are heroes without having to be superheroes. >>> toni

heather: people with fh, it is people to talk to their doctors. heather unrub neh, wcvcenter 5 . ben: tough fight. maria: for sure. ben: next, the latest olympic action from rio. maria: plus, the new honor bestowed upon the u.s. women's gymnastic team. ben: and the uninvited guest one homeowner found in his garage. the gator that didn't give up without a fight. >> from boston from these leader, this is wcvb newscenter 5 at 5:30. ben: right now, a nine-year-old boy is safe, and his father is under arrest after a city wide search that started with a shooting last night. boston police say 27-year-old juan ayala-powell left the scene on blue hill ave with his son kelvin martin. kelvin was found this afternoon short time later in revere. maria: state police getting more tips tied to the murder of a jogger in princeton. they say evidence suggests there was a struggle between vanessa marcotte and her killer. they are asking people be mindful of men who had fresh injuries like scratches or bruises this week. ben: lifeguards and a stranger have rescued a little boy from olsen pool in hyde

heather: he's taking aim at the marathon bombings. he made some bold claims. >> donald trump made a win all four main electoral votes. they can split support for president. hundreds cheering his entrance. his republican governor said he supports donald trump more than ever. trump said the bombing could have been prevented if the u.s. had not admitted these are not >> the most important issues facing civilization right now, radical islamic terrorism. we have a president -- we have a president that will use the term. he won't say it. maybe he doesn't believe that. he things global warming is the greatest threat this world has. ed: three groups are protesting, interrupting his speech, some holding up pocket versions of the u.s. constitution, referencing the father of a muslim american soldier killed in the iraq war who held up a copy of the constitution during his speech. donald trump has been warring publican leaders with his off-the-cuff comments. he seemed to be speaking from a prepared script. is a critic of donald trump. she made cl

heather: a cape cod. video provided by the international fund for animal welfare shows the seal in the waters off chatham, tangled in fishing line. normally, the cr w capture the seal by hand or net. but this time, a special tranquilizer dart is shot from about 100 feet. it lets the crew track the seal until it tires and drag it aboard, once on dry ground, the crew cut the sea. the seal has been tagged to keep tabs on its health. ed: that was an impressive shot. harvey leonard just ahead with some changes coming our way. muggy air and maybe some rain. heather: and coming up next delta customers scrambling again. the turbulence after a ed: delta airlines still working to recn f today. this is a day after the airline cancelled one-thousand flights. delta says a power outage is to -- refunds are being offered to passengers on cancelled or significantly delayed flights. heather: 5 investigates learning the parole board will not release a convicted murderer who was just 16-years-old when he committed the crime

>>> tonight, heather locklear figgts back. shamed for being broke, what her best friend is only telling "e.t." now. >>> then the olympic's biggest breakout star. leslie jones arrives in leo. >> i don't see no damn zika nowhere. >> what will she do next. >>> plus behind the scenes of "ncis" l.a. with a very pregnant star. just weeks from giving birth. how are they hiding that baby bump? >> how are we going to do this? she's got a giant baby in her belly. >>> before rob lowe gets roast on tv. he's turning he tables on the roast master david spade. >> we're on the set as rob unleashes. >>> now for august 11th, 2011 this is "entertainment tonight." so the paparazzi spotted heather locklear out without makeup and it blew up into a tabloid headline. claiming she is broke, and depressed. but hold on now. >> as usual, kevin, there is more to this than meets the eye. so let's focus on the truth. >> call this a lesson in tabloid spin. the pictures of heather with an unexplained injury on her nose were taken two weeks ago. the 54-year-ol

how is it going out there heather? >> reporter: right on to route 80 you can see this little blip on the map. reports of an accident 80 westbound right near 56th and patterson. route 17 southbound we still have construction. you can see the line of red traffic right there getting into the construction area. route 17 both ways, that earlier flooding has subsided. >>> looking at hoboken first street closed between harrison and patterson. a water main break being taken care of. crossbronx eastbound webster construction, two lanes are closed down. mass transit doing okay and alternate side of the street parking rules are in effect for today. ken over to you. >>> heather thank you. >>> we just received new information on eye breaking story in new jersey. six people have been injured from a house fire, including a 5-year-old girl. eyewitness news reporter darla miles live with new reaction from a neighbor. darla, good morning, good morning again ken. one neighbor said they all was fully engulfed in flames. we have seen firef

new developments and the heather: and it is changing skyline. ed: and new at 7:00, foodal railroad gees prompt eld a -- food allergies prompted a couple to make changeses. they are made in mass. >> the heavy rain has missed us from the west to the south. will we get anymore rain? i'll answer that and when we could see 90 degrees back in the forecast as we continue at 4:30. heather: we are staying on top of th cases of zika virus in florida. it brings the number to 14. as a result the cdc issued a travel advisory telling pregnant women not to travel to the affected area. you are watching newscenter 5 fios is not cable. we're wired differently. so we wired the wagner's house with 100 meg internet. 12 seconds. that's the power of fiber optics. and right now you can get 100 meg internet with equal upload and dowloads speeds, tv and phone for just $69.99 per month online. cable can't offer internet speeds this fast at a price this good. >>> you're watching newscenter 5 at 4:30. ed: look at this. when you monday? hello, where is everybody? if you have

heather. >>> thank you. inbound side of the george washington bridge the upper level is a 30 minute delay. >>> lincoln and holland 15 minutes apiece. i'm sure they will start building. fdr drive southbound down off the george washington bridge once you finally get to the fdr accident has been cleared away and we have our street cleaning rules in effect. ken over to you. >>> heather thank you. 6:32. breaking news in the middle east. media reports from dubai now say nearly 300 people on board an emirates jet have been evacuated. they are all safe. >> that jet is burning on the tarmac at dubai airport. burst into flames just moments after landing. the airlines says the jet was involved in an accident. social media video and photos show black smoke what looks like an emirates jetliner lying on its belly on the runway. the airline attributes the rescues to a quick response by units at the dubai airport. >>> police are trying to figure out what led to the death of a woman simply out for a jog. >> the 30-year-old w

weather then heather. what have you got going on? >> reporter: here's the new york state thru-way southbound. let's go over to our maps. we have an accident new york state thru-way southbound near exit 10. that being cleared. also reports of an accident staten island expressway westbound ramp and news copter 7 up above. john del giorno is here to clear up all that information. >> reporter: good morning heather. first live pictures of the staten island expressway. we have a report of a pedestrian accident confirmed on the staten island service clove road. the report is that person got struck after exiting their vehicle. that looks to be a local cab, maybe a livery cab there and that could be involved in the accident. police are on the scene. as a result the westbound staten island expressway, you can see the exit ramp at 13 a. that ramp is shut down, not causing a delay on the main line. you may see rubbernecking bridge. heather? >>> we have 80 westbound near exit 56 squirrel wood road an accident. first street closed harrison street

hello, everyone, i'm heather nauert. the trump team taking a detour to flood-soaked spots of louisiana instead of a campaign stop to new york city. then they'll move on to michigan. they'll do so with new leadership taking the reign. the former head of breitbart news, steve ban bannon, now at the top of the campaign, while paul manafort steps down. carl, how does this all unfold? >> reporter: it's been in the works several weeks now. donald trump has been shaking up his team periodically throughout the entirety of his campaign. paul manafort was his second campaign boss. as you said, steve bannon becomes the third. in addition to mr. bannon, there's also the pollster who is now the technical campaign manager, kellyanne conway. and she's been on tv a lot, speaking for the campaign, and has actually thrown a couple of criticisms at mr. trump as well as the media in just the last few days. evolution was complete with the resignation this morning of paul manafort which donald trump suggested. eric trump, donald's son, sugges

heather? >> rob schmitt, thank you so much and welcome to fox news, look forward to meeting you in person. >> reporter: absolutely, thank you. >>> folks are hunkering down in the southeast. two major storm systems threaten to slam into them and bring lots of rainfall. senior meteorologist janice dean, j.d., is standing by in the weather center, that's coming up. >>> three escaped prisoners on the loose, one a convicted killer. the latest on the desperate efforts to catch them. we'll be right back. stick around. >>> welcome back. a fox news alert coming out of louisiana at this hour where there is a manhunt under way for three escaped prisoners, one a convicted murder. police warn folks in the area to be careful because these guys are considered dangerous. trace gallagher is tracking this for us in our newsroom. trace, good afternoon and what can you tell us about these guys? >> heather, it happened in natchitoches parish in louisiana. the sheriff says the three inmates escaped saturday night.