remains of julie. they were unsure initially that it was human remains. >> even with all their experience? >> yes. everything was just consumed by fire to the point that things were unrecognizable. >> as for keith, he was away, calling on customers in indiana. word of julie's death spread almost as fast as the fire had raced through the house. >> i'm getting ready for work. have the tv on in the background. >> we're live in the kanter bury hills subdivision on tudor boulevard. >> then temple bradley's phone rang. it was a friend who also knew julie. >> she said, you know there's a fire. i said, yeah, i saw it on tv. she said, yeah, it was keith and julie's house. and i just sat there. >> did she know at that point that julie was in fact gone? >> she knew. so she told me. >> temple's husband immediately tracked down keith as he was making the three-hour drive home from indiana. >> he said, i'm on my way. i'm probably, you know, two hours away. i said, are you all right? he said, yeah, yeah. i could tell

remains of julie. >> shocking as blaze was, it was nothing compared to what investigators found in the embers. >> it was a bullet. yes. so this woman's been shot to death? >> yes. the obvious suspect neighborhood thieves. >> there were half a dozen houseburglies unsolved. >> investigators also dug into a favorite theory, the husband did it. >> i was angry. i pelt that the detectives were on a manhunt and they were after their dad. >> and anyway, nervous another state. >> he's over 200 miles away. >> then up popped a text that might just be a clue. >> you could say maybe she's driving events here. >> that's correct. >> the truth beyond twisted. leaving behind smoking ashes and burning questions. >> i physically started shaking and i started crying. i want to know why. >> welcome to "dateline extra." i'm tamron hall. julie griffith was a loving wife and a doting mother. when a blaze ripped through her home it tooked her life and robbed her family of their matriarch. was this an accident, a burglary gone

-- julie: fine. the point is, eric, he wasn't taking the time to address hillary clinton. >> that's fair enough. >> wasting time talking about that instead of hillary clinton, i would agree. and also he certainly hasn't seemed to have tried that hard to make amends with people that are mad at him. he's still doing the i don't need them. dagen: these republicans, come on, people, he is your nominee, like it or not. where were you a year ago or more? as my mother would say, if you can't say something nice, shut your mouth. sandra: all right. this breaking just moments ago, hillary clinton releasing her tax returns. what we are learning. and will this put pressure on donald trump to do the same? we take it to the couch next. ♪ ♪ i'm worried i can't find a safe used car. you could start your search at the all-new carfax.com that might help. show me the carfax? now the car you want and the history you need are easy to find. show me used minivans with no reported accidents. boom. love it. [struggles] show

take it away, julie. >> julie: 93 south jampacked from medford down into somerville. 128 southbound through lexington expressway northbound. 44 minutes on 93 south, 14 minutes on 128 northbound from westwood to the weston tolls. >> daniel: 19-year-old killed and injured five others, there's no sign of radicalization, american was three of the people hurt were released from the hospital overnight. attack happened at around 10:30 last night in russell square neighborhood. officers used a taser to stop the teen now under armed guard at local hospital. live where a home they have been at before. >> jessica: conditions were so bad they condemned the house last night. this was it here on school street in upton, pretty quiet here this morning. but we know mspca crews, they removed total of ten cats from here yesterday and they are going to be coming back here in just a little bit to search for even more. mspca workers spent hours rescuing cats from the upton home yesterday. the cats so filthy and animal waste, crews only went inside dressed head to toe in haz-mat suits. >> still smell an odor, jus

it is not clear this morning why >> julie: million fans expected at u.s. tennis tournament in queens. this year police added extra layer of fencing around the ground. it is protect against possible car bombs and other attacks. the nypd plans more patrols and private security force of 300 has been hired. this is in response to recent terror attacks across europe. >> daniel: major speech on immigration from donald trump wednesday. it will take place in arizona. it comes as changing his tone on key campaign issue. supporters say he still plans to build wall on mexico but may be moving away from plans to deport all 11 million undocumented immigrants in the country. instead he is focusing on a small section of immigrants. >> daniel: day one i'm going to be begin swiftly removing criminal illegal immigrants from this country. colorado but delayed to work on details of proposal. the republican also calling on hillary clinton to release medical history. trump says both candidate should do that. in a tweet he says there would be no problem doing it. trump and suppo

julie back to you for live drive time traffic. >> julie: things looking did at four or 5:00 a.m. route 1 wide open. 93 south a a little bit sluggish as you approach somerville. expressway slow in the usual spot around morrissey boulevard and seeing a little bit of slowing approaching the braintree split on 128. live look at the zakim bridge where leverett connector. 37 minutes 93 south and 40 minutes on >> daniel: searching through pile of rubble that were once homes in italy after a 6.2 earthquake hit last night. >> julie: sara underwood is here with the latest in italy. >> sara: 12 hours after earthquake hit and this hour we know at least 38 people are dead, dozens more missing. there have been several avshocks reported throughout the morning. right now rescuers are digging collapsed buildings. powerful quake with magnitude of 6.2 and central italy out of dante inferno and hour to hour and a half. brighton men's basketball team is in rome on 11 feeling the quake early this morning. >> almost like the room was slaying back and forth and interesting feeling, certainly kind of pan

i will breakdown the hot and humid times coming up julie back >> julie: route 2 west cleared and slow spot 93 south approaching somerville. south of the pike expressway from the braintree pilot up to around morrissey boulevard. and freeport street pretty typical volume on expressway. 29 minutes on expressway from the braintree split to the pike, 28 minutes on 93 south and 23 minutes on 128 northbound from westwood area to the tolls. >> julie: delta says limited flights resuming and massive outage in the globe and logan people have been waiting for hours to get to the destination and hearing progress is on its way. >> daniel: >> michael: passengers airport. delta line at check-in counter and monday morning and crowd passed security is still substantial. that said let's read the tweet that revealed -- measure of progress with delta news hub account tweeting, quote, delta ground stop has been lifted and limited departure resuming power outage in atlanta that impacted delta computer systems. if just tuning since 2:30 this morning. delta airlines saying power outage in atlanta wiped out co

julie, back to you for live drive time traffic. >> julie: 93 south seeing a little bit of relief through medford. 128 southbound through lexington i am loving this. usually jampacked right now but today we are getting a little relief and everyone preparing for hot day ahead. a little bit slower than usual southbound. over to live drive 30 minutes on the pike eastbound, 24 minutes on the expressway from the braintree split to the exit for the pike. >> daniel: brace yourself when you head out there for wall of thick and steamy air. >> julie: temperatures rising middle 90s and feel like over 100. catherine parrotta live at framingham commuter rail station where trains have had problems in the past with extreme heat. catherine? >> catherine: already stick framingham. it has been ever since we set out this morning in the very early morning hours. so far i'm not seeing too much of an issue on commuter rail and seeing issue on line and being attributed to mechanical issues and keolis related to heat or not and however, in general, across the state everyone to take precautions over the next few

julie meets him at community college. he's a handsome combat vet, even a hero, with bradley cooper looks who served in afghanistan and is now home in orange county larger than life, gregarious, and by all accounts easy to like. >> i will be taping this for my mommy back home. >> big strong guy, happy-go-lucky, you know, just a big galoof. >> reporter: larry gonzales grew up close to sam in the military, calls him his brother and was in the trenches of afghanistan with him at camp keating, a remote outpost under constant fire. >> it can range anywhere from half an hour to hours. >> reporter: and all those months on the front lines had an effect on sam herr. like too many of our returning soldiers he showed signs of ptsd. reuben salas is a marine combat veteran and one of sam's best friends. >> he'll have those nightmares. >> reporter: that's got to be pretty scary, huh? >> for him, it was very traumatic. worlds now living the life in southern california. julie, the passionate dancer with enough talent to be accepted at the

>> good morning, julie. amazingly emirates airlines says more than 300 people survived a there weren't any injuries either. take a look at this horrifying video that we were seeing on social media this morning. you could see huge forir ball and then thick black smoke coming from the plane. you can't see any landing gear. dubai reported everyone on board had already evacuated when the fire ball erupted. emirates posted on facebook page passengers and crew are from 20 countries, six americans were on the airport have been suspended until further notice. more details on the crash have yet to be confirmed. reporting live in washington, jack len fell, fox25 news. >> daniel: rocking week on campaign trail and veteran presented him with special guest. parents of muslim-american trump tries to prove he has military support. >> man came up to me and he handed me his purple heart. i always wanted to get the purple heart. it was much easier. but i tell you it was such an honor. >> daniel: in response the military order

julie, let's get it back to you for live drive time traffic. >> julie: tracking volume and lingering. sluggish at route 16 and route 60 in medford. eastbound right after the weston tolls. here is live look at the zakim where bumper-to-bumper on zakim bridge and leverett connector. over to your live drive time and 128 to the tobin. 39 minutes on 93 south and a little over an hour on 128 southbound from route 1 in peabody to the weston tolls. >> daniel: 9:02 right now. following breaking news in salem at this hour. police tell fox25 that they are investigating a homicide. woman was found chandler street. man now in custody and investigators say this appears to be a domestic homicide incident. the suspect is expected to be in court this morning. we have a crew heading to the scene. we will bring you update once we receive more information. >> daniel: dozens of kids expected to return to boston somerville camp after a little boy drowned there last week. >> julie: the tragic accident prompted dozens of safety rules everyday. jessica reyes is live in south boston where kids are starting to

he treated julie like trash. so the question that i ask you >> reporter: daniel wozniak's defense is that he is not the worst of the worst, that he is helping fellow prisoners now and deserves to live, to reform. defense attorney scott sanders. >> he has it in him, and he's going to make a difference. is that a mitigating factor to you that warrants life? i hope so. >> reporter: back in the jury room, the vote for death is split. >> it's very different, when you are the one sitting there almost >> reporter: the initial vote, 10-2, death. but when the jury's thoughts turn to the surviving families, the doubt melts away. >> steve herr. the rage, the anger that he had on that stand during the penalty phase, that was just overwhelming. when they showed the photograph of the funeral for sam. >> reporter: his life was real to you. >> absolutely, mrs. kibuishi. you know, when she's talking about her daughter being a dancer and i'm thinking about my sitting in my car and i'm sobbing over that testimony. >> reporter: if t

. >> julie: one thing you need to do before >> daniel: i'm daniel miller. >> julie: i'm julie grauert. heat is back and humidity. joining us now and we are feeling the heat in here. >> shiri: daniel loves the heat and humidity. 77 new bedford and 71 in worcester, 75 in chatham and it is look good, feel good now. a little bit sticky but humidity will increase today along with the temperatures so at 1:00i got about 85?, 86 here at 3:00 this afternoon and evening hours, hover right around 80?, by 7:00 p.m. and that's really when we will start incorporating more and more it is slowing on the expressway southbound because of an earlier as you could see though, those cars that are moving really quickly, those are southbound lanes, has opened back up, accident has cleared. here are live drive times, 15 minutes on route 1 from 128 to the tobin. 29 minutes on 93 south, 37 minutes as you head from route 1 in peabody down 128 south to the weston tolls. >> julie: firefighters had hands full overnight forcing dozen of people on the helped each other get out safely. fox25 michael henrich live on su

. >> julie: i'm julie grauert. >> sara: i'm sara underwood. it could hit 90 today and stormtracker weather center with forecast. opposed to high humidity. >> shiri: 73 right now in beverly and boston, first mid-70s in the morning on map now in lawrence and bedford, norwood, down to plymouth, worcester at 74? and nashua, new hampshire at 73 and play catch up and late-morning and 83? and 11:00 a.m. going to come close to 90s here today and warm to 80s where you live. >> julie: we are celebrating this. look at lanes on far left-hand side of your screen, that was a parking lot and last time we open up, accident has finally been cleared westbound at washington street. slow spots north of the pike 93 south through medford, lexington, dropped from 80 minutes to 50 minutes westbound on the pike. 34 minutes on the expressway, 41 minutes on 93 south from 495 to the leverett connector. >> sara: traffic was backed up after deadly wrong way cash. driving wrong way near exit 11a and westboro when hit two cars. >> jessica: 28-year-old man from rutland was ki

julie, up now for live drive time traffic. >> julie: yes, things relatively calm out there. route 1 moving along fine all morning. 128 southbound through lexington is typically slow, but right now no issues, just a little volume on 93 south approaching somerville as well as on the brighton where nothing is slowing you down. here are live drive times, 45 minutes on the pike from 495 to mass ave, 29 minutes on the expressway, 36 minutes on 93 south. >> daniel: 9:02 and take a few days to get things cleaned up in concord after a tornado hit the town early yesterday morning. it was only on the ground for a short time but caused a lot damage. fox stephanie coueignoux thanksful no one was hurt. >> stephanie: allowing things to sink in and crews making quick work and hour ago enormous green machine was here where i'm standing. well take a look behind me. clean all the road around lexington road on hawthorn lane and further down making quick and very steady process. the clean-up continues today on lexington road after yesterday's ef1 tornado after a path of destruction half mile lon

. >> julie: i'm julie grauert. we have tom leyden, mitchell, gene >> you did. >> thank you. right? decent weekend and tomorrow looks a little sketchy. >> shiri: plans outside for friday and a-okay and check out graphics because we have got all sunshine here and day planner for today has temperature mid-80s noon time, upper 80s at 3:00 p.m. and 7:00 this evening, we are still hanging tight to 80? from start to finish, looking perfect, 84 to 90 for range of highs. another beauty today, humidity is going to be a bergeron player once we get into the forecast tomorrow. really going to be kind of one of those pushing factors behind those scattered thunderstorms and gusty winds and break down weather threats coming up in a to julie with live drive time traffic. >> julie: route 1 wide open and around cloverleaf nothing major and nothing on the expressway. live drive times, 25 minutes on the pike eastbound from 495 to mass ave. 15 minutes on expressway, 22 minutes on 93 south. >> jason: now at nine crash involving police cruiser, we have been reporting on this all morning. driver was drunk

julie will like that. riders will see you in cars betartures between boston and new york and trains every 30 minutes from new york to d.c. now, to an update on story only here on fox25. quincy man and son want the state to pay for their boat that was ruined off of grape island. he tore boston waler to bock while he took his son fishing and when boston harbor ferry left the island, the wake from capsize and they told them what happenedgy. >> boat completely submerged and personal items and also have bowed towed back to shore. hour, the boat total >> julie: little boy told his dad i see a clean in the woods and i'm sure you don't. turns out all of these other kids reported the same thing. happening in greenville, south carolina near a basketball court. at left 30 kids say man wearing a clown costume tried to lure them into the woods with money. the apartment complex sent out flyers warning people and scare has community activist concern. children out here and doing the right thing. >> julie: they have gather

. >> julie: i'm julie grauert. i wanted to remind you that we keep the graphic up. in for sara underwood today. rain sticking with us, continuing through the monday, meteorologist shiri spear tells us won't be a total washout. shiri? >> we had the steady stuff come through early this morning and temperatures settling in the 60s in most spots. congratulations boston, first time i have seen 70 on the map all morning, so 70 there, 67 in lawrence, 69? in norwood, 64 in worcester. perhaps a little drizzle out overall, dry to send you into work this morning. just on the cloudy side. going to be a mostly cloudy mostly dry day. future cast overdoing the rain chances. there was a slight risk of shower, especially over the worcester hills or say the berkshires or even southwestern new hampshire, so where we have some of the mountains and hills, that's where you have the best shot of seeing a shower today, mostly cloudy, 79, 72 to 78?, let's send you over to stephanie coueignoux with live drive time traffic this morning spots

let's get you back to julie now the for live drive time traffic and look at the road >> julie: not a lot slowing you down through brighton and live drive times, 36 minutes on pike from 495 to mass ave. 26 minutes on expressway, 46 minutes on 93 south. >> julie: state and local police at scene late into the night and winchendon police station and talked with the chief. >> jessica: started at fistfight and another facing charges this morning and unresponsive when police showed up at the home last night and later dead at the hospital. police arrested 49-year-old thomas maxwell in winchendon and now charged with aggravated assault for this. it is possible those charges could be depends how the investigation turns out. >> at this point i wouldn't want to comment and justified anything additional. >> jessica: he will be arraigned over at gardner district court and police not releasing name yet to public because making sure they live in winchendon, fox25 news. >> catherine: state police have hundreds of tip in the case after murder of jogger and stephanie coueignoux has had information sinc

julie: i want to turn to oil prices.have job owning are talking about talking about -- by saudi arabia, talking about price stabilization. we have heard this before. this is what happened earlier in the summer, we heard all this talk about it. bullet -- oil prices rallied which is the effect they wanted perhaps and it was no agreement. if that was -- will that happen again? jason: this is different. i saw the press release come in monday morning from opec. i go to meetings and i received the note. there was a very formal press release announcing an informal meeting in algeria next month. that is very surprising. if you receive a very -- on very formal letterhead this announcement that there will be an informal meeting on the sidelines, there is probably some meat on the bone here. i think that is why we have seen prices price this week created -- this week. it is something i caution my clients about. this was some fundamental upside for the price of oil. julie: what does price stabilization action mean in this case, do y

so, people at the time to not focus on july 2 or july 4, adams re: thought he should -- july 2 to be date they should focus on. of thelater, the content congress was so busy with so many things they forgot the day. they forgot. they realize it, and they realize it, and they realize that at the end of the day. but the organizers have a celebration, they organize it for july 4. -- i this was an significant for adams he would say the soul and substance of what really went on in the days of fighting for independence occurred on july 2. july 4, the document, that is not that significant. jefferson was a way to second, i explained all the reasonings in this is why it windows well we did it, july 4 is more significant. they sparred over what was more significant. adams was upset over the remainder of his life that july 2 was not celebrated. many people took it as a symbol of divine intervention or thatdence that the fact both of these men died exactly 50 years after. they both died on july 4, 1826. somebody up there must be focusing on the fact that would've those two days is significant. a

. >> julie: good morning, everyone, it is just about 4:30 on monday, august 8, i am. >> julie: >> daniel: good morning to you. i am daniel miller. a sunny start on this monday. picture-perfect weather but it will be the pick of the week, right. meteorologist shiri spear joining us in the fox25 stormtracker weather center with a look at the forecast. >> yeah, in or out or when that sun comes up, glorious. a whole lot of nothing happening right now in new england. an early start of the workweek workweek. 67 warmer pot in hyannis. and lower 60s in preliminary out and bourne. down to falmouth at 66 degrees. upper 50s in places like norwood and millis. 72 in boston and 63 in newbury. worcester at 60 degrees. 60 on the nose in shrewsbury. 66 in leominster. 50s, difficulties and even 70s on the map this morning. i think what we are going to see in boston as probably temperatures go down a bit, we degrees, refreshing. mostly sunny all day at noon. 82. mid- to upper 80s for those highs today. i will take you out to those beaches and show you what to expect as we are headed to the coastline coming

>> julie: looking at damage from the air. what pattern of destruction shows us about the strong storm that blew through. >>> complete new england news coverage starts right now. this is the fox25 morning news. >> julie: i'm >> gene: >> gene: very different look. >> shiri: what a difference a couple hours can make. strong, damaging winds, looking at wind damage right now. kevin lemanowicz kind of in the back drop over there. he is checking on very latest but what we got at this hour is going to be nothing but improvements, we have got sunshine in boston and 73?. look at all of these 70s replacing the 60s that we had last hour in lawrence and being one of the cooler spots but warm-up happening, back up to 71 in hyannis, 68 in chatham with lingering clouds, same over nantucket but needed the rain, rainfall amounting to almost an inch in boston, we got just after an inch in beverly and worcester, .99 inches in lawrence. didn't so much need the strong winds that came on through. so at 11:00 this morning, 76?, by 1:00 p.m. 77, 78 r

hey, julie. >> julie: things looking five, 6:00-hour. 93 south just a little bit of volume building around 16 in usual spot. expressway slow going from the braintree split past exit 13 except in this shot seeing space in the cars. right now slow spot like i mentioned, expressway, 33 minutes as head from the braintree split to the exit for the pike. >> daniel: continue to follow breaking news near the airport. two people are dead this morning in tragic car crash involving hotel shuttle bus. bus. crash happened outside the ted williams tunnel overnight. fox25 michael henrich live in east boston. michael, traffic flowing smoothly but wasn't the case all morning. >> backed up because of that detour that was well covered by you getting people around it in the ted williams tunnel eastbound here. the crash itself happened half mile past the tunnel right here on 1a but it is all clear now. the focus now is really on the people they're lives. mass state police saying man and woman and crashed around 1:15 this morning with a subaru legacy and sedan and older model sedan and four on people went to th

: i'm julie grauert. warm outside and perfect weather for the early risers heading to the final zip trip. shiri spear, gene lavanchy, sara underwood and michelle lazcano are in burlington with more. good morning, guys. don't let the smiles fool you because we are weeping because it is the last zip trip this season, you guys. >> michelle: i've excited because there are so many kids here today. dedicated devoted fans. one guy behind us, very excited. >> going to knock you over. >> has to be excited because time winding down because back to schoo crazy stuff. as summer winds down we got some pretty warm muggy and even wet conditions in couple spots. 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

>> julie: bear. we picked him up yesterday. >> daniel: he is adorable. >> thank you, that is rob and bear and i up way later than we should have been. but thanks a lot. >> daniel: how does it feel. >> julie: feels great. >> daniel: you mentioned you took him for a walk when you guys were back in town and the weather was perfect for that. >> julie: bright blue skies on the way to the vineyard to get him. >> shiri: good day for you. y rearing today because great weather to get outsides. whether puppies or sending your kids out to play, fog with news the norwood area up toward keene, new hampshire. not as expensive as yesterday but will last in those few pots until 7 or 8:00 this morning. those are also my chilly spots. norwood at 52. keene, new hampshire at 54. look at all these 60s in between. worcester at 62 degrees. boston at 65. lawrence at 63. we have mid-60s -- mid-50s in plymouth and hyannis where it is feeling a little cool. 7 a.m. temperatures will h to, rer around 60 degrees. a little patchy

can't play it julie julie me neither. but i would like to learn -- learn from the best you feel like you have the leg up. >> you see some of their faces. >> julie: what a cool experience. >> daniel: a cool experience indeed. >>> we continue to follow breaking weather news. the past two hours shiri has been tracking severe storms moving through our area. >> more than 1,000 people without power and damage reports are already pouring in. fox25 has live team coverage at hillshire farm, spice is the spice of life. that's why our craftsmen season every sausage perfectly. so you can coax out great flavor effortlessly. hillshire farm. because it's worth doing right. at hillshire farm, there's a reason our slow roasted turkey taste so fresh t. the results are something to savor. now at 5:00, tracking heavy rain and gusty winds. the towns and cities hardest hit. >>> plus the severe weather already causing damage in spots. our crews are spread out across the areas hardest hit and places waking up without power this morning. now with

julie: who?re those conversations like, we don't know because we're not inside the campaign. but the law and order talk and the security talk that came out post post the rnc convention per mainly donald trump, she had to bend to that. the police union that came out against be her and then one and then two of them based on some things she had said previously. i mean, she had to answer back on that. that was necessary. and, yes, it mimicked what he did because it worked. he got a six, seven-point in some polling bounce out of that. of course she did. monica: and how do you expect, gillian, donald trump to push back on this? the whole argument that he is an unknown quantity and that people ought to be afraid of the kind of leadership he would exert? how do you expect him to counter that? gillian: sort of fear of the unknown? if i was an adviser to donald trump, i would advise him to put forth as much substantive detail as he possibly can. you have ideas about how you want to fight isis, how you want

julie: thank you very much. back to you guys. >> thanks, julie.ing up, a wave of redemption coming up. and job cuts. we will give you all the details you need to know. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> you are watching bloomberg markets. i am's -- scarlet fu. let's begin with a check of the headlines on the first word news spirit we had to the newsroom where mark crumpton has more. mark: more presidential polls are out today, all good news for hillary clinton. the latest swing state survey shows clinton with a double-digit lead over republican rival donald trump in colorado and virginia. secretary clinton leads 49% to 39% in colorado and 50%-30% in virginia. same survey puts clay not a three-point advantage in iowa, or he 7% and 44%. new details about donald trump's campaign chairman and undisclosed foreign lobbying ties. $12.7 million in secret payments from the pro-russian party of ukraine's former president. -- it is not confirmed that he has received the money but he has to tonight working for ukraine's government. players faces donsion this week if the

i am daniel miller julie julie good morning, everyone, i am julie grauert. another round of patchy fog this morning. meteorologist shiri spear joining us now with an update on what to expect. yesterday and i need for you to be aware and the usual spot like the norwood and the vineyard and boston waking up to 65 degrees. worcester waking up to 62. lower 60s portsmouth down to beverly. 56 in plymouth. 56 in hyannis and feels so good. to fresh. i know visibility is to be reported okay on the vineyard. one of the spots getting thick ter with earlier morning fog. and until about 7:00 or same deal in keene, new hampshire. the hour-by-hour forecast in metro west generally has clear conditions and a ton of sun. by 6:00, mid-difficulties. by 8 a.m., 77 degrees. we get well into the 80s today and as usual, that range anywhere from the lower 80s to the coastline to the upper 80s inland. that patchy fog only through 8 a.m. and sunny, comfy and warm. get you back to julie for live drive time traffic. like the sound of that. i also like the sound of 4 a.m. traffic. route

it is me taking on julie hyman.omberg. ♪ ♪ mark: time now for our global battle of the charts and we take a look at the telling charts of the day and what they mean for you. you can access these charts by running the unction -- function featured at the bottom of your screen. kicking things off today, julie hyman. julie: this is not a big macro chart of the kind we usually do. just a little bit unusual and it has to do with over-the-counter trading which is a little regulated part of the industry and you tend to see unusual stock activity. take the case of narrow mama. -- neuro mama. monday,k was halted on but not before it rose to a market cap of more than $35 million above tesla -- $35 billion above tesla at $33 billion. the company has heavy ion diffusion patents. the website says it has a broad range of other businesses and investments, oceanfront property, a social network, and plans to license cirque du soleil style performances in tijuana and some of the executive have had brushes with the law in the past and

is the july line china new home prices rose month on month in fewer cities, july versus june.n month price rises were up and 51 cities that the national bureau of statistics tracks. to june, that number was 55, so fewer price rises in fewer cities in china than june. then, year on year, prices rising and 58 cities year on year. this is not including affordable homes. existingt shanghai, home prices up 2%. prices rosejuly, 1.6% month on month. marginal gains, but second-tier among the becoming cities that have impose curbs on properties trying to rein in prices. it more difficult to people to put down a deposit, increasing the amount of deposits to slow price rises in second-tier cities. that follows on from measures in places like shanghai and shenzhen. between a divergence first and second-tier cities and third and fourth tier cities, where there is often a glut of properties. we have seen the money supply data that came through for july coming in at 10.2%, lower than expectations, new home loans expected to be a part of that, coming off according to analysts , so that no dou

. >> julie: and i am julie grauert. the nice weather moving to an end. the humidity and clouds are moving in. the timeline of when and where you should be ready for wet weather. shiri? >> shiri: so far so good. showers barely moving into western new england. most of the shower activity well over new york state. as we travel through the day, you will see it leaking eastward, swansea, new mp increasing clouds. worcester at 67, turning partly cloudy. but we are all dry as you wake up this morning. 68 in westford. 64 in tewksbury. 70 in boston and 67 in milton. we have mostly clear skies in fact for duxbury and wareham at 67 degrees and harwich at 65. southeastern massachusetts, by the way, is going to be my driest spot today. at 7 a.m., 69 degrees. still keeping things nice and dry and keeping a close eye on southwestern new hampshire at 7:00 this morning. the chance of a few showers even arriving in the boston area. and through the afternoon, we are going to watch for widely scattered rain. not everybody see it is. it will be patchy what we do see. areas i

julie, back to you for l >> julie: roads are nice and quiet, a lot of green on the map. overnight construction work, lane closures that will be wrapped up by p.m. live drive times. 23 minutes eastbound from 49 to mass avenue. 8 minutes on the prey. 21 minutes on 93 south from 49 to the leverett connector. >>> we begin with breaking news in dorchester where police are investigating a serious stabbing. take a look at the scene on millis street. victim was stabbed six times before 3:00 this morning. no word on the victim's condition or if the suspect is in custody. >>> happening today, a man will be in court for a stabbing and seriously hurting two women in waltham. emmanuel lewis has been charged with armed assault with intent to murder. he stabbed a 52-year-old woman and 83-year-old woman yesterday afternoon. both women were tabbed inside a home on weston street. the suspect ran away from the scene but police later caught up to him a mil railroad tracks. right now it is unclear why the woman was targeted. >> i know her kids, and that's my mom or something like that, i wou