juli mcdonald live with a new but familiar leader at boston latin. down after a number of racially-charged incidents. a report found that 115 complaints were filed of racial inequality. 17 of the cases were found to have merit. new interim leader has previously been headmaster at the school for 21 years. he left in 1998. now he's back. he said the school has been working hard this summer to make sure it's a environment for everyone. >> i want you to remember that i did this for 22 years at one of the most tumultuous times in the history of this city. there are things i know have to happen and i'm always willing to meet people halfway. >> the school will incorporate coursework that's reflective of body. the school will have open communication with the community. a federal civil rights investigation is under way. juli mcdonald, wcvb, newscenter 5. >> republican mitt romney wants to see a big change in the upcoming presidential debates. the upset he hopes voters can make happen. new this morning, make moving easier. expert tips on making the process che

live in chatham, i'm juli mcdonald, wcvb newscenter 5. from juli, across the sound, falmouth residents are also preparing for hermine. the storm will likely bring high winds, rip currents and minor beach erosion to the area. many people, as you can imagine deciding to staying put. ,>> they can say you have a storm and you do not have a storm. or they say you will not have a storm and you have a storm. i think it is a wait and see. reid: ferry services in falmouth partial service will resume on tuesday. jc: preparations also underway across the east coast as hermine makes its way up north. voluntary evacuations are in place in new york, and a state of emergency is now in effect in some new jersey counties. governor christie: i want to make this clear. this is certainly not sandy. i have seen some reporting comparing it somehow to sandy levels. this is not even close to what we are talking about there. florida, now preparing for even more rain from a different storm after hermine ripped , through the state friday. those rain warnings, prompt

juli mcdonald is live from wellfleet. juli: nearly an hour, rescue crews tried to prevent what happened yesterday. they used devices to herd dolphins deeper into the ocean, desperate to prevent what happened yesterday and again this morning. six dolphins were stranded by the harbor. crews to arrive. >> we knew we would be in trouble. with the tide following so quickly, it dropped 11 feet. juli: because of the number and size of these atlantic white sided dolphins, they called and bystanders to help with the heavy lifting. >> they can range from 200 pounds to 500 pounds for the bigger animals. the longest golf and i saw last night was about 90 feet long. jul i: the dolphins were loaded one by one on trailers. the team reeve to a sigh of relief as all 16 swim away. >> we are a global hotspot. some years we have as many as 33. it allows us to get good at certain things. this is one of the things we have gotten good at. the preventative measures involve 15 to 20 different offense here in wellfleet. juli mcdonald, wcvb newscent

juli mcdonald is there for us. juli? juli: it was here that a mom r willis off at camp. there were no scenes of foul play. they did not receive any information, none of their child fell clothing or belongings. familymembers spoke here today. they are desperate to know more about the morning he was seen alive. >> over 50 people, employees -- no one saw anything? a seven-yeaol accountability. what happened? juli: the family's attorney says one month after his death of freedom of information act request went to be boston police department, requesting copies of all reports, interviews, 911 calls. they have never heard back from the department, they say. next, you will hear more from willis fell family about the heartache they have been dealing with since july. i'm juli mcdonald, wcvb newscenter 5. heather: right now, police say mcdonald called them yesterday saying that he had killed a toddler in his care. the boy was unconscious and alert. he has been sent to now, investigators are coming through evidence taken overnight from the home of a woman feared lost at sea. officers

newscenter 5's julie mcdonald is in hyde park where the mayor will welcome students this morning. julie? >> good morning, randy. first of many stops for mayor marty walsh and also superintendent tommy chang, who will be here to greet the students and wish them luck this school year. three things of note to tell you about. boston public schools does go into the year with a $5 million cut for the fiscal 2017. also boston latin school has a new headmaster after more than 100 reported cases of racially charged incidences. and plus there will be a focus on water fountains at all the schools this year. newscenter 5 about this year, and that new policy for water fountains at 24 schools. >> we will be flushing every morning. we know that the best way to get lead out of water is to just flush the water. >> it was earlier this year that six schools tested positive for high levels of lead in the water supply. rigorous testing took place over the summer. right now bottled water is in supply for students and staff at dr. chang says that testing will continue throughout the school year. live in

juli mcdonald, wcvb newscenter 5 . ed: there is a twist over a mother and son who at sea. they have a record of fighting over money -- big money. david: good evening. yellow ribbons continue to hang outside linda carmen's home. tomorrow will be to weeks said she went missing at sea and a new chapter and her family history is coming to light. in the waiting room, a fight broke out over money. >> there was more money to fight about than the average family. david: when a wealthy developer threatened to stop supporting linda carman, she assaulted her father. >> she later told police, "he's not going ut david: he represented her on the assault case and then when he was found shot to death in his home. she submitted to a lie detector test and was cleared by investigators. >> she told me they informed her she passed the polygraph and she would not be hearing from them again. their attention to nathan, who was arrested as a suspect -- he was named as a suspect but never arrested. investigators have searched the central home in vermont and the mother's home in connecticut where the

newscenter 5's juli mcdonald spoke with passengers. she joins us live from the airport. juli: this was certainly not the kind of vacation these passengers were hoping for. took off from new york city headed to bermuda. about 15 miles from logan, state police say that plane might have been struck by lightning. the plane landed safely around 9:45 this morning. no one was hurt. the plane had been diver did to logan for a noncritical equipment issue when the lightning struck. maintenance crews are inspecting the aircraft. those passengers were put on another flight to bermuda. unrelated, but worth noting boston logan airport tweeted they were doing a scheduled training exercise from 9:00 until 1:00 on the airfield and smoke and fire would be visible. again, this was a scheduled training exercise and no one is in danger. i'm juli mcdonald, wcvb newscenter 5. emily: thank you. more breaking news -- a settlement reached between the rhode island commerce corporation and 38 studios. the deal made with curt schilling and other partners of the former red sox ace and the other partne

newscenter 5's juli mcdonald is live at dorchester district court with the details this time. juli: troubling charges. the 33-year-old uses charges of assault and battery. a woman said on the way home, the driver stopped on ross road in dorchester and began to touch her in the car. she pushed him, pulled him to stop and when she got out of his vehicle, the police reports states that he followed her and grabbed her from behind before sexually assaulting her. he claimed he had consensual sex with his passenger. vehicle before arresting him. the mayor of everett requested an emergency meeting to discuss how drivers are screened -- this after two other uber drivers were arrested for allegedly sexually assaulting passengers. stay tuned on our app and wcvb.com for the latest in this case. i'm juli mcdonald, wcvb newscenter 5. erika: thank you. developments in a deadly hit and run. police inspecting the truck believed to have struck the victim. the woman killed was a beloved community leader. and people who knew her are in shock. newscenter 5's antoinette antonio is live in milford wi

newscenter 5's juli mcdonald is live in wellfleet with the story. juli? juli: this is a record-breaking day on the cape. it was the largest number of stranded animals that rescuers were able to safely return to the ocean in one day. they learned of six dolphins stranded in wellfleet just by the harbor. dolphins that needed to be rescued. teams worked against the clock all day. the tide went out. the water level dropped 11 feet while they were working. the stranded animals were atlantic white cited dolphins, ranging in size from 200 pounds to 500 pounds each. they were so heavy and there were so watching from the beach. >> we do not usually enlist to the help of people you have not trained, but sometimes it just takes a village and we need a lot of help. so, we had a lot of help and towns in the park service, from the people who live or visit here. juli: next at 6:00, i asked lee about the hurting process repeat of yesterday today with more than a dozen dolphins in wellfleet. live in wellfleet, i'm juli mcdonald, wcvb newscenter 5. ben: thank you. a studen

julie mcdonald was there. julie: over the hill they of service and sacrifice. the fourth annual ride to remember took off from springfield saturday morning, pedaling 106 miles to the law enforcement memorial at the state house. the governor was there to surprise them. >> any day they put the uniform on could have horrible surprises. julie: many of the riders wear a badge and others are the children and spouses of those his dad, officer kevin ambrose, killed in the line of duty in springfield. >> he was one of the funniest people i ever met. everyone i met who knew him said the exact same thing. julie: it was an early start for one police officer. watertown's brandon o'neal left friday, running through the night, holding a powerful image in his head and heart. >> officer sartino, as well. julie: each ride every year has grown in number and spirit and vow to return stronger in 2017, never feathering -- forgetting those who gave so much. >> we have to keep their memory with honor. julie: officer tarantino's family cheered on the riders who officer o'neal started r

newscenter 5's juli mcdonald is live in braintree with the charges against him. juli: that's right, heather and ed. of making a deal to pay for sex , $200, in exchange for sex. worcester investigators had been in contact with bliss for several weeks. that agreement made with an undercover police officer. they made an agreement to meet at a mcdonald's monday night, for the purpose of having sex in exchange for money. when the braintree man arrived at the worcester restaurant he was arrested by detectives. other officials at this newly-opened international boarding school have not returned our request for comment. about the charges and how they will affect his position. braintree's mayor sullivan said the private high school located at the former norfolk county hospital has no affiliation with the city's schools and wouldn't comment on the charges. the district attorney's office told newscenter 5 that he was arraigned tuesday in worcester district court and is due back in court october 17. juli mcdonald, wcvb newscenter 5 1993 murder of a boston police officer will

newscenter 5's juli mcdonald is live in lynn tonight. juli? juli: this park behind me, the town common, is the last place jesus was seen. in the days follow street set up road blocks even drained a nearby pond. no child, nor any remains were ever found. >> it's been 20 years. it seems like yesterday. where is he? where is he? juli: a tragic milestone for the city of lynn wednesday two decades since 6-year-old jesus de la cruz was lured away by the promise of a new bike. >> the friend gave us a statement they were on the male with long dark hair. he had a dog with two different eyes, a white eye and a brown eye. juli: chief kevin coppinger was a lynn lieutenant when jesus first went missing. as desperate as he is for closure from an investigative standpoint, his heart still aches for the family who's missed him all these years. >> you just think, what if? what if he was 26-years-old today? what did you miss over the last 20 years? for a parent as your kid grows up, all those activities, events, vacations, school, milestones. juli: and he can't

newscenter 5's juli mcdonald versus five from lexington. juli, the officer is ok? juli: yes, but that driver, sean mckeown, is charged with 3 counts of operating under the influence of alcohol, and since it's his second offense causing bodily injury, he faces a lifetime loss of license if lexington officer that you hit? sean mckeown of belmont rushed passed our camera outside concord district court without saying a word friday. the 44-year-old bartender is accused of driving drunk and hitting a detail officer working in lexington. >> he stated he had just left work at the lexx restaurant in lexington center. he said to the officers he heard his car hit something and noticed he'd hit a traffic officer. juli: frank san servino was ar jacket and standing in a generator-lit construction zone when he was hit. police say mckeown got out of his jeep but at first denied having anything to drink. >> the officer could detect a moderate odor of alcohol coming from the defendant's breath. his eyes were watery, glassy, and bloodshot. he was swaying as he spoke with officers. hi

the eyeopener's juli mcdonald is in that community this morning with their story. juli: the parents of matthew denice were one of several families who spoke about why they're voting for donald trump. and immigration was front and center. denice was hit and killed in 2011, by a drunk driver who was in the country illegally. nicolas guaman was convicted, and sentenced to 12 to 14 years in prison. he's now appealing. denice's parents took to the >> my name is marie maloney and our son was 23 years old when he was dragged a quarter of a mile to his death by an illegal alien . horrified witnesses were banging on the truck trying to stop him. >> if donald trump or president in 2011, our son and other americans of the alive today. juli: the denices have concerning illegal immigration here in massachusetts including a push to defund sanctuary cities that shelter undocumented immigrants. live in milford, juli mcdonald, wcvb newscenter 5. emily: democrat hillary clinton firing back at the trump plan. her spokesperson saying quote, "donald trump doubled down on his anti-immigr

juli mcdonald in hyde park where the mayor is going to welcome students this morning. >> good morning. the school day gets started at 7:40 this morning at new mission high school. this will be the first of many stops for mayor marty walsh and superintendent tommy chang and they arrive to greet students and wish them luck. boston public schools will go into the school year with about a $5 million cut for fiscal year 2017. new headmaster after more than 100 reported cases of racially charged incidents. there will be a focus on water fountains. it was last year that dr. chang talked to newscenter 5 about the upcoming year. among the changes, a new policy for water fountains at 24 schools. >> we will be flushing every single morning. we know the best way to get lead out of water is just flush the water. >> it was eaer six schools tested positive for high levels of lead in the water supply. testing took place over the summer and right now bottled water is in supply for students and staff at six of those -- at those six schools. dr. chang said that testing will continue throughout the year.

live in allston, juli mcdonald, wcvb, newscenter 5. >> thank you. right now, the man accused in this deadly crash at a newton restaurant more than six months ago is preparing to face a judge. the eye's sera congi is live in woburn where he'll answer to charges today. sera? to charges, but he could potentially face some of the survivors who are expected to be in the courtroom here today. 55-year-old brad casler was indicted two weeks ago for the crash at sweet tomatoes that happened march 1. he faces charges of murder vehicle homicide and driving to endanger. emily riemer and greg morin w morin were hurt. he'll be in court for the arraignment where we could learn a little more about the details of this crash. live in woburn, sera congi, wcvb, newscenter 5. >> thank you. right now we're learning new details about just how long jimmy garoppolo will be out. he suffered a sprained shoulder on this kick in the second quarter of yesterday's win over garoppolo is going to miss at least thursday night's game. but could be, we're told, back to play in two wee

emily: the eyeopener's julie mcdonald is live at logan where two of those are under investigation. julie? >> emily and randy, the pilots here, two of them reported separate incidents on wednesday night involving the powerful green lasers shooting directly into the cockpit, the first happened at 9:17 in the evening when american airlines flight said the laser illuminated the aircraft when it was ten miles northeast of logan airpo the second half in two minutes later to a delta airlines' crew. miles away, there was a third incident, a pilot reported around 8:53:00 p.m. that their hawker aircraft -- aircraft was targeted with a green laser. state police and federal authorities have been notified. they instruments that these green lasers are very dangerous. they can temporarily blind pilots. it carries a fine of 100,000, or live at logan airport this morning, i'm julie mcdonald, wcvb newscenter 5. emily: right now two families are demanding answers after two little boys were sent home on the wrong flight. five-year-old andy martinez traveled with his mother to visit family in the domini

live in allston this morning, i'm juli mcdonald, wcvb, newscenter 5. >> all right, juli, thanks. we're learning new details about how long he suffered a sprained shoulder on this hit here in the second quarter of yesterday's win over the miami dolphins. garoppolo threw three touchdowns. he will miss at least thursday night's game but could be back to play in two weeks against the bills. jacoby brissett will take over thursday night's game. get to know him before that game using our wcvb app. game preparation. the red sox hit the road after taking down the yankees. new york got on the board quick in the first with an rbi single. and then they made it 2-0 in the third with this one-run homer. it was 4-0 before hanley ramirez put the sox back in the game in the bottom of the fifth. three-run score on the first home run. he did it again in the sevens. putting the sox up 5-4. the sox head to baltimore to face the orioles tonight. >> commitment 2016. hillary clinton hitting the campaign trail today, making a pitch to millennials. the democratic nominee will hold a rally in pennsylvania

newscenter 5's juli mcdonald is live in south boston tonight. juli? juli: the grieving family at the community center where their little boy was last seen alive. belongings that he wore and took that day. >> this is a devastated family. we're hurt. we want answers. how long do we have to wait? juli: it's been more than two months since 7-year-old kyzr willis drowned at a boston day camp, 9 weeks of agony for those who loved him, and still aren't sure exactly what happened that day. >> questions, interviews. the people who were there. over 50 people -- employees, no one saw anything? a 7-year-old? there has to be some accountability. what happened to kyzr? juli: kyzr's parents and their lawyers spoke friday in front of the last place he was seen alive , the l street bath house. just days after his july 26 death, boston police announced it was an accidental drowning with no signs of foul play. >> i have asked for every police report, investigative interview, all records pertaining to their investigation. i have not received any ben: for breaking news, l

we give the story from newscenter 5's juli mcdonald in braintree. juli: students from all over the world have wrapped up the first week of classeat braintree. investigators had been in contact with the 46-year-old braintree headmaster for weeks. they met in a mcdonald's parking lot. he would pay $200 in exchange for sex. still no statement from academy leaders about whether these charges will affect was's position. opened its doors this summer. the district attorney's office told newscenter 5 bliss was arraigned tuesday in worcester to restrict court -- district court. he was released on personal recognizance and will be back in court october 17. heather: right now, a pembroke man is charged with assaulting six elderly dementia patients. 57-year-old robert mcneil will face a judge monday. the patriot ledger reports he first turned himself into police in july. mcneil was a van driver for care well adult day health in el women in his care, starting in 2014. mcneil faces numerous charges of indecent assault and battery on a disabled person over 60. ed:

we give the story from newscenter 5's juli mcdonald in braintree. juli: students from all over the world have wrapped up the first week of classeat braintree. investigators had been in contact with the 46-year-old braintree headmaster for weeks. they met in a mcdonald's parking lot. he would pay $200 in exchange for sex. still no statement from academy leaders about whether these charges will affect was's position.

newscenter 5's juli mcdonald is live in chatham. juli? >> when we pulled up to lighthouse beach this afternoon, this parking lot was completely full. there are still a lot of friends and family enjoying their evening here but the sweatshirts , are starting to come on. those who were hoping for a perfect beach day, they may have been disappointed, but still a gorgeous day on the cape today. on the cooler side. we have tons of people out on their bicycles, for a run, injuring blue sky and sunshine. vacationers had no complaints. family and friends said they tried to get the fishing and boating out of the way earlier, and are now paying closer attention to what the storm could mean. >> we don't know where it is care and be wise, it's your own fault, so stay alert, be aware of what is going on. >> most people we spoke with had hoped for a little less wind to round out their labor day weekend, but for some these breezy conditions are absolutely ideal. those who brought their kites to lighthouse beach today, and of course the wind surfers are t

julie mcdonald is live with their story. julie. reporter: the parents of matthew denise are one of several families who spoke about why they are voting for donald trump, immigration was front and center, and denise was hit and killed in 2011 by a drunk driver who was in this country illegally. nicholas was convicted and prison. he's now appealing that, and denise's parents took to the stage last night to share their grief. >> my name is maury maloney, our son was struck a quarter of a mile from his desk by an illegal alien, where witnesses were trying to stop him. >> it's donald trump for president in 2011. our son matthew and other tougher laws concerning illegal immigration, including a push to defund sanctuary cities, which shelter undocumented immigrants. live in milford, i'm julie mcdonald, wcvb newscenter 5. emily: and hillary clinton firing back at the plan. her spokesperson saying, "donald trump doubled down on his anti-immigrant rhetoric and attempted to divide communities by pitting people against each other and demonnize

i'm julie mcdonald, wcvb newscenter 5. emily: thank you. we're learning details about just how long patriots' quarterback jimmy garoppolo will be outside. he suffered a strained shoulder. garoppolo threw three touchdowns before that injury sidelined him. he will miss a night's game, but he could be back to play in two weeks against the bills. so jacoby brissett will take over, and you can get to know him using our wcvb app. you will find the latest on his game preparation as well as the latest on garoppolo's injury. and the red sox hit the road today. new york on the board quick with an rbi single. they made it 2-0 in the third put the sox back in the game. a three-run score on that first home run, and then again in the seventh. the final is 5-4. the sox head to baltimore to face the orioles tonight. randy: commitment 2016, hillary clinton hitting the campaign trail making a pitch to millennials. the nominee will hold a rally in philadelphia. and several polls show more voters are either going to sit out the election or back the third party

newscenter 5's juli mcdonald is live with the latest information from police. juli: certainly a sense of relief and surely after a jogger -- in shirley today after a runner was approached by men in a van yesterday. people in this area have been on edge since vanessa marcotte was murdered more than 3 weeks ago, she was out for run just about a half hour from here. yesterday, a shirley runner was alarmed when a van pulled up beside her and the driver offered her water. she noticed a second man sitting in the backseat. she sprinted away but fortunately remembered a partial plate. with information, police tracked down the driver, a 71-year-old retired veteran who transports handicapped individuals to doctors appointments. that explains the second person up the steps there was a large case of water sitting right there. the gentleman he was transporting drink a lot of water that's weather was water in the van. the good samaritan stopping because he thought this woman could use a bottle of water because she was jogging on a hot day juli:. the chief says the woman told

juli mcdonald, wcvb newscenter 5 . ed: right now, police in easton are searching for a suspect after a woman is attacked while out walking her dog. it happened just after 6:00 yesterday morning in the area of 41 foundry street. the victim says she was kicked from behind and briefly lost consciousness. it's unclear if she was sexually assaulted. heather: mask try to rip up her close. now the bridgewater student is taking it back. reporter: the student is recanting her story, but not before a lot of concern on campus. >> it is a huge relief. reporter: a crime alert lifted. morning e-mail alerting students to a crime on campus after a woman reported a man with a ski mask put a bag over her head and tried to take her clothes. >> people should not lie about things like that. it makes everyone panic. >> i told them if they need someone to walk late at night, i am a text away. i will be more than happy to do it. ourselves. reporter: you can press the like, call the police if you need help. reporter: they go to bed less concer

our juli mcdonald live in lexington with an update on that officer's condition. juli: ed, the crash happened right behind me at a construction detail last night. sean mckeown was leaving work as a bartender in downtown lexington when he says he felt his car hit something. district court today following his arraignment. we know san servino was hit just after 11:00 last night. he was wearing a reflective vest and was working in a well-liy -- well lit detail zone marked by cones. mckeown at first denied having been drinking but when questioned further by police, he did admit having a couple beers before he left the lexx restaurant just up the road. >> officers asked if he thought he was drunk. to drink and probably shouldn't have been driving." he was very apologetic. juli: mckeown is charged with 3 counts of oui alcohol. since it's his second offense causing bodily injury he could , lose his license for good. we will have and update on that traffic officer, and show you more from the courtroom next at 5:00. at 4:30 -- we've just learned that after months of refusing

heather: it has been two months since a little boy drowned at a city run juli mcdonald is live in south boston for us. juli: it was the morning of july 26 that kyzr willis' mother dropped him off and that night his body was recovered here. what happened the afternoon remains a mystery.

newscenter five's juli mcdonald is here with more on their message to voters. juli: time is running out to get that message to voters, just over two months to go until the election. the average national poll gives clinton a 6-point lead over trump. that's down from 10-points in early august. a crowded tarmac in cleveland today, hillary clinton's and donald trump's parked for the first time, clinton welcomed reporters onto her new campaign plane to answer their questions. ms. clinton hey, guys. : welcome to our big plane. it's so exciting. jcjuli: aboard the boeing 737 nicknamed hill force one, clinton talked russia, china, and her time at the state department. and our security the state department has said there is absolutely no evidence of and kind of external influence, and i know that to be the fact . juli: trump wasn't traveling alone either, he invited the press to tag along on his plane. the gop nominee wouldn't talk specifics, but he did take some questions on his immigration policy. mr. trump i'm not ruling out : anything. to become a citizen you're goin

newscenter 5's juli mcdonald is live in salem new hampshire with how it happened. the most important thing is that it sounds like that two-year-old is going to be okay, but right now investigators are working closely with the department of children youth and families to determine what action comes next. >> ma'am, ma'am, we can't understand you. i need you to take a breath. her e back is really. >> a mother's frantic call for help, after finding her toddler bloody beneath the family car. police in salem, new hampshire, say the woman had given her other child the keys moments before, then she heard screams. >> caller states her seven-year-old daughter ran over her two-year-old daughter with a vehicle. neighbors on south policy street the children playing in the parked ford focus before. >> the girl started the vehicle and was somehow able to manipulate it into gear into reverse backing over the two-year-old daughter who followed the seven-year-old outside. the two-year-old suffered broken bones in her legs, and injuries to her chin and scalp. she was flown by medical

live in the studio, julie mcdonald, wcvb, newscenter 5. >> still searching for justice nearly 25 years after a young massachusetts. j.c.: the new composite sketch compiled from dna evidence that could lead to her suspected killer. ed: a little misty at times in a few spot. eventually there will be some heavier rain. i'll try to time that out and what it means for your week. jerry: garoppolo quarters on the field, will either be ready for them. >> cool. >> the papi guy? >> you should like him. >> could you sit in a car and not know that was big papi? >> no way. you have to see this kelly: you know me. nfalse, negative ads- but as your first female attorney general- appointed by republican and democratic governors. to expand access to birth control, strengthen and preserve medicare, and i reached across the aisle to protect access to mammograms. i approve this message because after all the false, negative ads, i'm still the kelly ayotte you know- and i'm still fighting for you. i just want what's best for my kids. when i hear arguments that massachusetts needs more charter schools, i thi

juli mcdonald, wcvb newscenter 5 new hampshire is accused of exposing himself to children here in massachusetts. 30-year-old jacob mobley-hall arrested yesterday near lexington high for allegedly exposing himself on the fitness path. police say there have been several reports of this happening this week. the manchester man faces several counts of open and gross lewdness. jc: right now, worcester police are investigating a deadly shooting. officers were called to gallagher's pub on west boylston street just before midnight. outside they found two people shot. one died. e leg. the shooting actually happened on nearby loring street. so far, no arrests have been made. new at 5:00 -- a lawrence firefighter is deemed a danger today and denied bail. joseph carberry shot himself in the leg in his lawrence home, during a confrontation with police earlier this week. officers responded to reports of a domestic dispute, early tuesday morning. when they arrived, carberry's sister and niece had already left the house. ben: a look life over the city of boston. hazy, hot, and humid. it's like an august night,

julie mcdonald is following that campaign. >> we just got a look at the clinton and bernie sanders depart from the key battleground states donald trump will arrive there tomorrow to hold a rally in bedford. today trump is making the rounds in illinois, iowa, and into wisconsin tonight. rudy giuliani set the stage for the g.o.p. nominee in iowa just now. the campaign there focused on christian conservatives, in counsell bluffs, encouraging voters to cast their ballots when early voting begins tomorrow. in his message today trump called subtle shot at clinton when talking diplomacy. >> i'm very good for jobs. in fact, i will be the greatest president for jobs that god ever created, that i can tell you. i'm very strong on jobs and economy. [applause] you. >> heard about the deplorables, right? we're going to be a friend to everybody. fanned they don't like me, they willened up liking me, all right? i'll be a friend even when they don't like me but they will end politicians that don't produce. >> trump's whirlwind wednesday wasn't without controversy. before he arrived cleanup winds way to re

live in milford, juli mcdonald, wcvb newscenter 5. emily: democrat hillary clinton firing back at the trump plan. her spokesperson saying quote, "donald trump doubled down on his anti-immigrant rhetoric and attempted to divide communities by pitting people against each other and demonizing immigrants. antoinette: a grieving wife, who survived a shuttle crash but lost her husband, is talking about the tragic crash. joseph rodriguez and their family friend sandra arreola were killed when the hampton inn shuttle they were riding, was the three had just flown in from el paso texas where they are from. rodriguez's wife tells the globe she woke up face down surrounded by broken glass after the crash. from her hospital room, rodriguez's wife said this about her husband, he was an excellent person. i have no words to express. he was the best husband. four other people were injured in the crash but all are expected to survive. randy: new details today about changes to transgender rights in massachusetts. draft guidance from the attorney genera

july and early august. august.sunday morning at about five -- witnesses told officers a black male walked into a mcdonald's with a handgun and left with cash and find a suspect -- and crimestoppers is offering a thousand dollar reward. reward.at least four businesses in iowa city have been robbed over the last month and a half.police say first american bank and culvers along highway one, pancheros on riverside drive - and another mcdonald's along mormon trek have all been sites of armed robberies. police haven't said if any of those are related. a kalona woman is dead after an a-t-v crash over the weekend. weekend.police responded to the crash at 100 shilo drive the crash report says the driver was 28-year-old alex merrit from iowa city -- and he lost control of the atv on private property -- throwing him and 22-year- old elizabeth lenton from kalona off the atv. lenton died and merrit was taken to u-i-h-c.the crash is still under investigation. a jail in california - is not changing its security protocol - despite a shooting that left two officers wounded. wounded.officials say an ex-convict opened fire w

july and early august. august.sunday morning at about five -- witnesses told officers a black male walked into a mcdonald's with a handgun and left with cash and personal items.officers didn't find a suspect -- and crimestoppers is offering a thousand dollar reward. reward.at least four businesses in iowa city have been robbed over the last month and a half.police say culvers along highway one, pancheros on riverside drive - and another mcdonald's along mormon trek have all been sites of armed robberies. police haven't said if any of those are related. a kalona woman is dead after an a-t-v crash over the weekend. weekend.police responded to the crash at 100 shilo drive around 12-30 saturday morning. the crash report says the driver was 28-year-old alex merrit from iowa city -- and he lost control of the atv on private property -- throwing him and 22-year- old elizabeth lenton from kalona off the atv. lenton died and merrit was taken to u-i-h-c.the crash is still under investigation. a jail in california - is not changing its security protocol - despite a shooting that left two officers wounded. wounded.off

decide whether -- a special prosecutor appointed in july to investigate an alleged coverup in the october 2014 shooting death of 17-year-old laquan mcdonald the grand jury is the fairest way to handle the case instead of making charging decisions on her own. officer jason van dyk is charged with murder in mcdonald's death. he pleaded not guilty. >> in tennessee the memphis fire director is calling it the most tragic loss of life in a single fire there since the 1920's. nine people from the same family died in a blaze overnight. memphis firefighters rushed to the house when someone inside called 911. >>> investigators are still looking for the cause but they know the blaze started in the living room. they also say the house had a security door and bars on the windows which hampered the family's escape. three adults and six children died. another child is still in the hospital in critical condition. >>> in world news tonight with david muir we'll have much more on today's top stories around the nation including that tragic fire in memorial fills. you can watch that following "action news" at 6:00. >> time for an update on the highways and b

july and august are all related. since those robberies, police told business owners to stay vigilant, and have employees leave through the front of their buildings. police don't know whether yesterday's mcdonald's robbery is related to the previous four. a dubuque man faces charges for sexually assaulting a woman and trying to kill her before turning the gun on himself. police say anthony foht went to a woman's home and sexually assaulted her police say she was able to get away when he tried to shoot her and the gun misfired. that's when foht shot himself. doctors released him from the hospital yesterday, and police arrested him. he faces attempted murder, second- degree sexual abuse and first-degree burglary charges. a family is safe, but lost their home after an overnight fire in evansdale. it happened at 246 5th street around 1:30 yesterday morning. firefighters say the house was started in the drier. today, iowa is putting a renewed focus on preventing suicide in the state after a 22 percent increase in suicide- related deaths. governor terry branstad has designated this week suicide prevention week. numbers from the department of public health show 414 people last year died of suicide. tha

a chairman miller wrote to secretary mcdonald, on october 9th, 2015, that's almost a year ago now, i requested the following information to date this is written july 29th of this year. va has not provide or given onupdate onu an update on what to expect. that's about the artwork and we're trying to find out what the va is doing. we have seen this scenario before with the va and denver. i want to get into that in a little bit. that one really bothers me how incompetent the va was in managing that project out in aurora, colorado. >> go back to the secretary's visit, just a few moments ago, we talked about the role of congress and the oversight. i wanted to get his words out there and let you respond. >> the president's 2017 budget, we gave congress 100 pieces of legislation that we need. 40 are new this year. they're simple things. things both sides of the aisle agree on. we need to get them to pass it. need to get them to pass a budget. don't have a budget yet and the fiscal year is running out. we have leases remaining from fiscal year 2015. we have simple laws, things like an appeals backlog. right now, we have over 500,000 appeals waiting to be

july 20 after with pancreatic cancer. he was 49. coming up on c-span, the house rules committee considers proposed rule changes for the 115th congress. secretaryffairs robert mcdonaldes about efforts to improve the the a -- the v.a. help system. c-span's washington journal, live every day with the news and policy issues that impact you. thursday morning, we are talking with members of congress about key issues before the house natural resources committee. guests from the cannon house office building rotunda include debbie dingell for michigan, bruce westermann, republican from arkansas, rob bishop from grahalma from arizona. join the discussion. of thesday, the head u.s. armed forces testified about the long-term budget needs of the military. the senate armed services committee is considering military readiness under budget caps. at 9:30morrow night eastern on c-span 3. >>>> it's that time of year to announce our studentcam 2017 video competition. meshaear's theme is your -- your message to washington, d.c. tell us what is the most urgent issue for the president to address in 2017. 100 thousand dollars awarded in cash prizes. students can work alone or in a group o