they required help. >> reporter: and that was our own chantee lans reporting. the neighbor says the homeowners came by to say -- to thank him. >>> we did have brought news out of foxboro. key players will be out for an extended period of time. steve burton joins us with those details. >> injuries are part of the game. the fans note, the players know it. you just never feel good about it when they start adding up before the season begins. dion lewis will need a second surgery on his left knee. lewis tore his acl last november and missed the rest of the season. he practiced in spring but hasn't been on the field at all camp. the globe reported lewis will need a second operation on that knee but it's considered more of a cleanup procedure. nfl sources were quoted as saying there is a chance for lewis to return this year. lewis isn't the only injury problem. coming up in sports, we will fill you in on a couple offensive lineman who are also going to miss >>> strong winds led to two kayakers being rescued off castle island this afternoon. one of those kayakers start

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chantee lans is live from logan. >> reporter: i just came from inside the airport. and there are still long lines at the delta counters. travelers ar they are mainly frustrated. >> it's very inconvenient. we were supposed to get to los angeles at 6:00. >> we're going to salt lake city instead of jackson hole. >> on a monday of all days. i thought that would be an easy travel day. it's unfortunate. >> thousands stranded worldwide after hundreds of flights were grounded because of the same computer glitch. >> reporter: delta blames it on a power outage. long lines wrap around the terminal. obvious signs of frustration and confusion. >> the flight was canceled and it wasn't on my app. so we got here and then they told us it was canceled. >> reporter: they drove to boston from maine and are hoping to fly out to a 10 day trip. >> it's not that big of a deal. if we were on would stink. >> reporter: she brought a daughter to boston to check out colleges, and with the flight canceled she has to figure out how to pick up her daughter from soccer practice. >> i got to make ar

live in woburn, chantee lans, wbz suspect. police found a 31-year-old stabbed in the neck outside of jake's and joe's around 1:00 this morning. that man who was stabbed in the neck is in critical condition. police are combing surveillance tape and got a tip that the suspect may have been driving a green might be. police did try to pull over someone matching the description of the motorcycle. but the driver took off at 100 caught him. >>> a little last bit of summer and the warm temperatures are here to stay. the weekend forecast couldn't be better. >> it's fantastic. picture perfect start to the weekend this friday night. temperatures have cooled along the coast thanks to a sea breeze. 74 in boston. and 80 in plymouth. and mid-80s as you go inland. lawrence, 79 degrees. awesome weather and tonight we keep it clear and and overnight, a few clouds passing by. 67 for the low. and between 58 and 64 degrees in the suburbs. highs kicking up just a notch. around 80 degrees on the coast. a little bit of a sea breeze tomorrow afternoon

chantee lans, wbc news. lisa, back to you. >> okay. thank you. >>> a 14-year-old home alone when a thief with a knife tried to break in and then went after the boy. the rocklin teenager is telling a fright everyoning story and sharing it with bill shields now. bill? >> reporter: i tell you, that was scary for a 13-year-old. no matter what age you are. he goes outside to get on his bike and sees a guy trying to break in. instead of the suspect running off into the woods, he comes after the kid. >> i came down here. >> reporter: 13-year-old brody davis walked outside and there was a guy with a knife trying to break into his home. >> he had a huge knife in his left sleeved black leather jacket, bald with a red beard. of this door was oche -- open and he was trying to open this. >> reporter: even with the woods behind the house he came gog to die. i was scared. i thought he was going to kill me but i got away and my family came and i got to safety. >> reporter: this is the details description. >> very proud. he did the right thing and took

live in braintree, chantee lans, back to you. >> scary to watch. all right. thank you. >>> disturbing charges against a teenager who confessed to stabbing two family members while they were on vacation in florida. liam martin has more. ramgren is charged with two counts of attempted murder, stabbing his mother and 14-year- old brother while they were in siesta key, floardz and fled on foot. police tracked him down and rescue crewed rushed the family members to the hospital and the younger brother asking authorities where his brother would do this. both ramgren did not explain his motive. paula? >> liam, thank you so much. >>> another big story, most of massachusetts is considered in a severe or extreme drought and this is not the news that farms or homeowners want to hear. we have team coverage of the drought beginning with christina hager live in north andover. christina? >> reporter: paula, the governor had a news conference agriculture is the first to feel the effects. behind me, this pond feeds into the irrigation system at the farm. you can see how low t

chantee lans is live with more on this. >> reporter: the story is pretty disturbing. prosecutors say that a special needs student was sexually assaulted inside a classroom bathroom. >> malden high teachers assistant faces a judge. a person with a disability. prosecutors say he sexually assaulted a special needs 16- year-old while on the job. >> the victim would be offered candy. >> investigators say the boy would hold his urine to avoid going to the bathroom. and he evoked fear to keep the student from telling his mom. >> reporter: the defendant victim's home and kill his mother. >> reporter: on his way to booking -- >> is there anything you might want to say to the media or anything like that? anything? >> reporter: he was released on personal recognizance. >>> i spoke to a parent of a student. >> that's crazy, that's crazy and scary. that is and that's very crazy. >> he's ordered to wear a gps monitor. >> they have to prove if he is guilty. >> and the school superintendent called this case quote deeply concerning. steven mcdonald has no priors but he's due back in c

wbz's chan at a lans has the -- chantee lans has the latest. >> reporter: one week to the parents and all of the parents are going to be back tomorrow. >> reporter: the body of seven years kyzr willis was found tuesday off sar son beach -- carson beach. they have added new safety rules. all kids in the water must wear life preservers at all times and also added security cameras. kyzr's family said they're upset and furious that the doors are reopening. >> it's a drop-in center, alternatives. there's probably no right time to reopen the camp for the parents. i don't know -- i meerngs i can't imagine i try to put myself in their shoes. my heart goes out to them. >> reporter: the mayor says the changes are enough to help keep children safe. >> we explained the changes we have made and they the counselors, lifeguards, the director, you know, everything indicates a terrible tragedy. >> reporter: as a death youngest son. >> it's a horrible situation. this is going to be a tough week again for the willis family. it's going to be a tough for all of us. it was tough last week. it's not going t

chantee lans is live along storrow drive with a look. ep everyone on board is okay. this is the overpass where that duck boat hit. although no one is injured, it made a scary night on that boat. chaos and fear among writers of the historic -- riders of the historic duck boat's. firefighters say no injuries to the 20 on board that obvious signs of damage after the canopy. state police say the boat was driving near mass pioneer hospital. a letter was used to help passengers off. another duck boat pick them up and the previous duck boat was able to drive away. the duck boat company released this statement tonight saying it is grateful no one was hurt and says a first-year driver was diverted off the normal route because beacon street was closed. while the driver's actions were not intentional, they say they will be room -- they will be reviewed. chantee lans wbz news . >>> firefighters rushing to downtown southbridge as flames came from a two-story building. this wasn't the only fire in the city. jim smith is live in southridge for us. what we want to know is are these

at least three shootings chantee lans is live in rose bury tonight and she joins us with the latest. >> reporter: ken, police say that shooting that killed a man was actually indirectly tied to that parade but the community tells me that this parade is both respected and part of their tradition. >> it's a culture thing. i love it. >> reporter: the caribbean festival parade continues the traditions spanning decades. >> i'm trinidadian. you know, i come out all time and i support. >> reporter: but this year and recent ones left a negative impression. three of night shootings happened at -- overnight shootings happenedment and one of the shootings on westville street in dorchester left a man dead. >> yesterday, i went out in font of the media and sort of said this is always a challenging night for us, i think we had five people shot by the time we -- this time last year. we had four so far this year. and so we're working hard. we had a lot of extra visibility out there. avenue. >> i feel safe. i came up to see my family. you know, it was a really great time. >> reporter: brown traveled

chantee lans wbz this morning. charges after driving into a cafe. police say jeffrey mahony went over the sidewalk and into the front of the cafe. the square cafe on north street. two customers inside were seriously hurt and a passenger in the truck was also injured. police say mahony is okay and was not under the influence. he is now facing several traffic violations. >>> tufts university campus campus as thousands of college students return to the bot boston area. boston area. authorities say early saturday morning a student woke up in bed with a man standing in the room. that suspect quickly took off ran down college avenue and jumped into a get away car. police are investigating. >>> plenty more to come on wbz this morning including the campaign trail. hillary clinton taking a day off getting her prepresidential security briefing and hear what she discussed officials. and a fiery speech from a former massachusetts governor running for vice president. hear from libertarian party member william weld why he and there's something out there. that can

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erica nochlin has the latest from phelan, (fee-lan) california. the raging flames tore through parts of san bernardino county overnight ...scorching acres of land...and reducing structures to rubble. fire crews worked into the night...to keep the blaze from reaching more homes...ordering residents in the area to evacuate immediately: (eric sherwin/ san bernardino county fire) this fires we've seen some erratic fire behavior. get out so that we can focus on this fire instead of rescuing citizens the so-called blue cut fire ignited tuesday morning near interstate 15 in the cajon pass. despite efforts to contain the blaze from the air and ground....the fire expanded in size and intensity in a matter of hours. as night fell -- the historic summit inn, a popular diner, was among structures that burned to the ground. (erica nochlin/ phelan, ca/ cbs news) here in the high desert town of phelan along highway 138 laura anderson was driven from her home in the area yesterday...and is still unsure if it's still standing: (laura anderson/ evacuee) you can ima

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by one thing after after a life in >>> joined by colorado's longest serving governor governor, dick lan who fought to keep the olympics out of colorado. 40 years later, any regrets? >> no. no regrets. i think the voters did the right thing. >> what do you make of our analysis? that colorado is not olympics. as long as voters get a say on taxes, the ioc is not going to risk coming here? >> absolutely right. i think that -- you know, my reaction was only to the 1976 olympics in 1972. i hate to think that i'm forever. but you're right, you have the taber amendment, you have fiscal problems running every which way. they're not going to seriously consider colorado. and i'm not -- i'm a little bit sad about that. >> reporter: in your long career, you have brought attention to a lot of under the radar issues. and you've been willing to say unpopular things to get people talking. what is the issue that do its own pearl these days? >> probably our -- peril these days? >> probably our public pension system. pera. it's incredibly indebted. 26 billion as earlier in unfunded liabilities. so i think

arrested 25-year-old jamie santana, who beat a woman to death on august 12th and dumped her house on lie lan lane. victim's half naked body inside. santana currently in jail. >> blue cut fire shuttle down i-15 earlier this week. the blaze destroyed 37,000 acres and destroyed 96 homes. some evacuees are being let back into their homes but find, there's nothing john trainor joins us, at the historic summit inn. >> if you want to know, this one is going to last for a while. once home to hoistled elite, it is now a piece of history itself. it's there with the broken glass and burnt wood that jake and chelsea are look for something everyone in this desert town wants now. where we found that. the summit inn once hosed clint east wood and elvis, now just a piece of history. >> if you were at summit inyou inn youwere home. >> as much as the flames have cut them down it is bringing them together to build it up. >> people of the high deser each other out. >> reporter: we see that community in action for countless times. stacks of supplies now crowding animal shelter walls. >> this is just a sampling.

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chantee lans, wbz news. >>> a frightening accident and rescue on a bridge in ports mouth, rhode island. the workers are inspectors for the state highway department. firefighters were able to rescue both men. and they have just minor injuries. >> it's a brush fire on the burlington, wilmington line. we're tart that -- very, very dry conditions out there. and it two real factors right now. route38 in both directs is closed. we're going to keep watching this, this breaking situation. and we'll bring you new information as we get it. >>> a mother, a family, an entire community searching for answers and searching for comfort. a deadly crash took the life of a beloved teen. and police say the driver of the car he was riding in was drunk. papers, the driver joseph capp who is a boston university student had a blood alcohol level 1 1/2 times the legal limit. that phone call she got was her worst nightmare. >> a mother's worst nightmare. >> stopped by the highly decorated spot where the grad was killed only two days ea love there was for this kid. he had no enemies at all. >> and there was a sh

chantee lans is live outside the courthouse. >> reporter: his court appearance was brief but he had little to say. joseph gargulo accused of materials, and threats to use them. court documents obtained by wbz reveal further details into the alleged plot. according to a criminal complaint by the fbi, they found parts to assemble rifles, chemicals to create explosive compounds, and materials threatening the commission of violent attacks against members of the islamic faith. a tipster told the fbi that gargulo said as many homeland security officers as he could before they killed him. and when president obama was on the golf course, he should have taken the opportunity to kill him he said. his attorney defended him. >> he's very distressed about this. he denies all the allegations, and denies making threats. >> reporter: gargulo didn't stockpiling food and water and an acquaintance of his believed he was about to snap. ed davis says the fbi reacted at the right time. >> this individual was amassing a significant amount of weapons and incendiary devices that could have really been a problem. l

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live in dore -- dorchester, chantee lans, back to you. >> chantee, thank you. >>> dozens of people were hurt when a plane had emergency landing after severe turbulence. >> reporter: jetblue passengers arrived safely in sacramento friday morning. the plane hit severe turbulence over the midwest and suddenly dropped. >> i went flying way up in the air and my laptop flew up in the air. >> i was buckled in, but the lady next to me was starting to cracked. you can see where it cracked. >> reporter: the jetblue flight left boston 5:30 on thursday evening enroute to sacramento. crew members diverted to rapid city, south dakota. >> airbus 320 coming in, eta, approximately 10 minutes now. they said they have numerous injuries on the flight due to turbulence. >> reporter: passenger eileen lynch is an emergency room nurse. passengers. >> we went to the back of the plane. three stewardesss were injured and another young child and several people hit their heads. >> reporter: 22 passengers were taken to the hospital with minor injuries. >> we are told all 24 of the released. >>> two tractor trailers

but the lans era brought them back to the podium. i think that they were doing really, really well and they were starting to get some traction in the medals. i do believe that they can get back on the podium. we have a lot of talent in the united states. we have to get them to be consistent and confident. >> dominique moceanu thank you so much. we will have a day off tomorrow and we'll see you back on individual events. >>> coming up the university of oregon runners will be tearing it up on the track in rio. time now for our olympic trivia question brought to you by cleveland museum of natural history. discover the world beyond your backyard. which state has the most athletes competing in the >>> you're watching the olympic zone only on channel 3. we are time coverage at the top of the hour. an hour for you tonight here on channel 3. two o'clock d.c. back with -- dave chudowsky back with you. the celebrated stadium hayward field hosted the tryouts for the olympics. the olympic zone dailen cuff has more. >> repor in rio, first you hav

more lan, a father of four, and grandfather of three. >> god and his family and did everything he could to be with us. >> reporter: he was guned down saturday morning in north las vegas in what police believe may have been a robbery. he was dropping off his truck before he was supposed to meet up with his family. st?re in california. >> he was robbed or something and it seems like he was shot in the back though. so i don't know. >> reporter: a violent death marlon's daughter could never have imageed. >> i know my dad. he wouldn't have fought being robbed either. you know, he would have said yeah, take everything. i don't care. he wanted to be with us. >> reporter: and as the search for his killer continues, his family leans on each other and their faith. hope for justice. >> why. that's all i need to know really, myself. >> reporter: and his family is faced with another challenge during this time of grief. they're trying to raise enough funds to send marlon back where he's originally from. there's a website where you can help donate and help that effort. we have all the information on t

chantee lans is live with the fallout. sean today -- >> reporter: and i just came from inside die down. travelers are not angry, just mainly frustrated. long lines filled the second floor of terminal a. >> on a monday of all days. so i thought that would be an easy travel day. it's unfortunate. >> thousands stranded worldwide after flights were grounded. >> i was excited to go home. longer. >> delta blames the computer problem on a power outage. >> our flight was canceled but it wasn't on my app. we got here and then they told us it was canceled. >> reporter: susan and her family drove to boston from maine. and they are hoping to fly to a 10 day trip to wyoming. >> it's not that big of a deal. if we were in a time crunch, it would stink. >> this woman a daughter colleges. and now she has to figure out how to pick up her daughter at soccer practice -- in los angeles. >> and some are taking a different approach. >> better to be on the ground wishing you were in air than in the air wishing you were on the ground, right? >> an

shares fell for the epi pen mie lan len. >>> there's a big trend in home size -- they're square footage of a median single home fell by 73 feet. they're more afrtable and appealing to baby boomers downsizing. >>> a california judge lawsuit a lawsuit from a man who claims starbucks put too much ice. the judge says a reasonable consumer should know when they order an ice drink a portion of thinking. >> a little trick of the trade, you can say light ice, please. >> it's so hard to order this stuff. >> people are commenting on this lawsuit. >> oh, i'm sure it's generated a lot of talk. >>> great to see you. a teenager says he regrets spray painting rocks. a hiker confronted two young men painting graffiti investigators tracked down this vandal. rick sal jer spoke by phone to him. >> i thought it was right to put your name on the rock for remembrance. >> do you regret doing that. >> yeah, i would go clean it upright away if i could. >> he is charged with a misdemeanor count of defacing property. his friend here was not charged because he was not seen on video >> that's a shame all around. >>

we announced iowa state's team captains on friday nights - senior mitchell myers and juniors joel lanning, allen lazard, and kamari cotton-moya are all taking on that leadership role - the players were selected by their teammates... it's week three of the n-f-l preseason - at this point - the players can't wait to finish camp - but the coaches - they want to get an extended look at their starters - and another look at guys fighting for roster spots... spots...the bears welcomed the chiefs to soldier field this day on offense for chicago - jay cutler - rushed and sacked - cutler was 6 for 15 in the game - and no points for the first team offense... the chiefs first team "o" - did just fine - spencer ware muscles his way in from a yard out - 13 points in the first half for alex smith and that offense...and the chiefs win, 23 to 7... thats a check of sports -- we'll be right back with another look at your weather i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. he wears it like a crown. "make america great again". but trump made his shirts in bangladesh. his ties in china. and his suits in me

shan at -- chantee lans, wbz news. >> chantee, thank you. >>> jim couple who had a tree fall on their home. jim? >> reporter: lisa, this was a shock for the people who live in the house. let me get out of the way and show you the activity, a lot of activity with tree crews arriving even as we speak trying to get a huge section of the oak tree off the house. the homeowners, as you might expect, have a story to tell. >> it was just a crash. gigantic oak tree fell into her home here in reading. it sliced a hole in a spare bedroom but nobody was home. joan came back from a bike ride and was in the garage. >> if i had been coming down the hill 10 seconds later, i would have gotten hit. that didn't happen. >> reporter: possibly lucky and still have your house damaged at the same time? >> i guess so. 's >> reporter: joap's husband is dpw director in a nearby town and said that trees everywhere are under stress. >> it was exal the same kind of tree that fell up the street two weeks ago. i think it was an old tree that was starting to lean too far. >> reporter: it cut power to the neighborhood

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chantee lans is live at the scene. >> reporter: david and lisa, the boy was pulled from the water, semi conscious according to police. you can see the in-ground pool. you can see the children's toys surrounding it. this home is on gorham street. the call came in at 2:30 this noticed that the boy drifted under the water and pulled him out. the child was semi conscious and breathing on his own. authorities made the decision to fly him to a boston hospital. back out here live i spoke with the homeowner's dad and he said that the boy pulled from the water does not live there but the child is a family friend. for now, live in chelmsford, chantee >> thank you, chantee. >>> two nuns murdered in mississippi, and one of them was born and raised here in massachusetts. >> and there are signs of a break in. liam martin has more. liam? >> reporter: we just learned that the two nuns suffered stab wounds, and sister paula merrill moved in massachusetts to mississippi in 1981, believing her calling was to help the poor in the deep mississippi for the poor. their bodies were found after they did not rep

his 62nd day, man has lanned on the moon and his last five days. here he says caution, "vietnam maybe hazardous to your health." this is what we see often and we get a lot of things where people had 30 days or left in vietnam. the park service is guided by certain rules, you know organic act that kind of -- they set the bases for collections in our nation. for us, our collection is guided by a specific collection statement. and that dictates exactly what we keep for the collection and what we are interested and our themes and what we are interested in interpreting for our collection and what falls in our parameters and what and shows us what does not fall in the parameters of the collection. right here we do what we call processing of sort of sorting through them and left by the same person or the same group of people. that includes organic items like flowers and leaves and you know stuff that should not become apart of it. food. we don't keep things that are hazardous to our health obviously. that would include things like ammunition and stuff lik

chantee lans is following the story. >> reporter: that's right. this is the house that little boy and girl were pulled from. someone answered and said both are well and expected to survive. i also spoke to the next-door neighbor who says he was the one who revived the little girl. the balloons still float at this house on freedom lane. last night, two preschool-aged children were unresponsive when they were pulled from the backyard pool. bob baker, who did not want his face shone lives next door. he is a registered nurse who was called to help. >> i went around and over. >> reporter: okay and someone presented the little girl? >> the little girl was on the ground and i proceeded to take over.>> reporter: he says he performed cpr. >> checking the pulse first, a couple of rests and a chest -- breasts -- breaths and a chest compression. i turned her on her side so the water would come out. she was crying on the arrived. the children are alive and expected to survive. when asked if he considers himself a hero: >> no. i consider myself a good nurse. th

chantee lans, wbz news. >> thank you. >>> tonight on the hunt for rainfall. a live look at boston. we are dealing with summer heat again, rising humidity and the chance of thunderstorms. eric fisher. >> trying to squeeze out rainfall here. showers and storms in western new york and pennsylvania and a chance of a shower over night and during the day tomorrow and one thing we are all dealing with,ing with, the humidity, it is back. the tropical air will be here through tomorrow before we dry out. showers or storms, tomorrow morning, couple of isolated showers and down pours are possible. won't be widespread. chance for rain. grab on umbrella. as we head towards lunchtime thunder and lightning. i don't think the set up is right for organized severe weather but there is a chance for scattered showers. the best chance across eastern massachusetts and later in the afternoon towards the evening towards had south coast, cape and islands and drying up by 7:00 p.m. tomorrow night. after that, the weekend and humidity goes down. saturday, sunday and beyond coming up. >> thank you. >>> campaig

charlie baker signing into law a bill that would lan owners from leaving pets locked in a car during extreme weather and it would allow people to break into a car if an animal is in immediate danger. >> a crash happened early this morning. solomon square slowing things metal was littered across the road. two men are seriously hurt after this crash in wilmington. the crash just after 10:00. police telling newscenter 5 the suv slammed into a utility pole. no other cars were involved. >> a new hampshire mother is expected to plead guilty to charges tied to her daughter's overdose death. she'll be in court tomorrow. she was set to go on trial next month. her boyfriend add another woman was also charged in the october. >> the mother of the so-called affuenza teen -- back behind bars for violating his probation. he'll now serve his two-year sentence in jail for a 2013 fatal crash. >> a man is charge in the kidnapping of a couple, accused of holding them up at gunpoint. he their home. the woman was able to get away and she was able to call for help. we have a strange new twist in a story we

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