southbound side heading to the bottom of the screen, and the same here on the lever connector. let's get to the maps and check out the rest of your ride. no major issues. 95, volume here in canton if you are traveling on 128 into the braintree split, and then once you get there, the expressway, 15 to 20, braintree into boston. pike 15 minutes, 495 to 128, and if you are heading north, 93 south looks good out of methuen down to the whether he ever schedule. >> we are following breaking news in lawrence. a huge fire. emily: todd kazakiewich is live on that scene for us with new details. todd? reporter: good morning. four buildings caught fire on summer street. it is now contained but as you can see here, this is a very active scene. we want to show you video from earlier. this is just around 2:00 this morning, where the fire was at its peak, and the blaze broke according to the fire chief, and spread to three others, in close proximity, the 25 people who live in those three surrounding buildings all escaped. they are now homeless. they are, they are being attended to by the red c

the lever connector is heading south. let's get over to the maps because we are watching another accident, this one on 24 northbound right over by route 140, heavy delays there in taunton if you are traveling north, and give yourself a few and 95 building some volume in canton, and the right on the expressway 20 minutes braintree into boston. pike eastbound still 15 minutes. 495 to 128. 93 south looks good, and then you have delays as you travel towards the lever connector. trains and buses running on schedule. randy: police are searching for a suspect in an alarming attack on the north shore. >> antoinette antonio is live in rockport with the warning. reporter: police are asking about a silent attack on a woman. this is the man police want to talk to. he fits the description. they say he attacked her on wednesday. the victim says that she was grabbed from behind. the suspect tried to rip off her clothes but she fought back and he ran off. the man was last seen riding a avenue and the mbta parking lot. if you have any inf

and 93 south looks ok out of methuen but it picks up at concord down to the lever connector and a 35-minute trip, and also delays for worcester trains, 502 and 503, 25 minutes behind schedule, everything else emily: a multi-family home goes up in flames in lawrence, and you can see these flames shooting through the roof of the home on lafayette avenue. the three-alarm fire started around 1:30 this morning. nobody was hurt. also breaking a false report of a gunman at los angeles international airport prompts massive evacuations and flight delays. hundreds of people were stranded outside of the airport and traffic was backed up for miles. police say they searched the terminal and found no everyday of a shooting. they say what caused them. randy: right now a duck boat tour driver in boston is under scrutiny after a dangerous crash. emily: sera congi is live with what went wrong. sera. sera: emily and randy, the duck boat operator drove onto sturrow drive when it try to go underneath the overpass. part of the roofer sheered off. >> there is like a big metal crashing sound that hit the roa

as you approach the lever connector, more delays. the pike, 15 minutes, 495 to of brockton, and your trip on the expressway, 15, braintree into boston, trains and buses running on schedule. >> thanks. breaking overnight all lanes on 95 south are open again after a serious crash. this is video near route 1. the highway was shut down overnight while police responded to the crash. at least one person was seriously injured. >> and right now, a major project is underway that will have a big impact on south shore commuters. this is video in ove especially for tens of thousands of commuters. >> and the eyeopener's doug meehan is live in weymouth where all of this underway right now, doug. >> good morning. at the center of this is a structure that weighs almost 3 million pounds, and it's longer than afield. we're talking about the lift span for the fore river bridge, a familiar structure for anybody who drives between quincy and weymouth. crews started the process of floating that giant piece of the drivers have been using the temporary brid

towards 128 and of the same, pleasant conditions. 93 southbound out of methuen and 128 down to the lever connector, 14, 15 minutes or so, and trains and buses on schedule. >> thanks, breaking overnight, police are searching for a stabbing suspect in woburn. >> and antoinette antonio is at the scene, with what we know right now. antoinette. >> and randy, the middlesex d.a.'s office says the victim is in critical condition this morning. right now, crime scene cleanup crews are out here clearg stabbing that happened at the jake and joe's sports bar and grill here in woburn. this all went down around 12:30 after the restaurant closed at midnight. and we're told the victim was stabbed in the neck and lost a lot of blood. that victim was taken to the lahey clinic and is undergoing surgery. no word on the circumstances that led up to this. as for a suspect, all police will tell us is that they took off on a street bike, and a ninja style motorcycle, and so antonio, wcvb. >> thank you. and we can learn more today about an injury that kept tom brady from playing in the patriot's pre-season game.

this, this is the southbound heading towards the bottom of the screen, the lever connector, not bad, over to the maps, once again that accident you just saw pictures coming in from past 290, near bancroft street and they have one lane shut down, two were closed at one point. once you get past that, 15 minutes on the pike, 495 to 128, and 93 stop and go now out of methuen into wilmington, and then you are in good shape into boston, and then south, 24th, slow out of brockton. trains and buses o randy and emily. >> breaking news in the overnight hours, two u.s. olympic swimmers were detained until they cannot leave brazil. >> the storm over armed robbery allegations is taking more bizarre twists and turns, and the eye opennary erika tarantal is tracking new information just coming in. >> yes, overnight we did learn these swimmers will not be allowed to leave rio until they provide testimony to investigates. the controversy swirling around ryan lochte and his teammates really just growing this morning. as jack conger and gunnar bentz were escorted out. they want to talk to the athletes a

though, stop and go ride, just south of 495 as you are heading north and as you go down towards the lever connector, more delays picking up, as well, trains and pusses so far on schedule. and we're looking ahead to changes on the roads beginning october 28, tolls alohe these electronic tolls. they will take a photo of your license plate and mail you a bill. prices will vary but most will be lower than the current system. interstate 84 to boston, will now cost massachusetts e-z pass users $3.60, out of state users 4.85. 95, 128 to the city, drops to $1.70, for instate users, $2.65 drivers across the board. emily. emily: thank you. right now a state worker is free on bail accused of planting a hidden camera in a women's bathroom. police say park ranger raymond mckinnon used a camera in a pen to spy on women where he worked. a lifeguard noticed a blinking light and found the pen hidden in a cleaning supply bucket. rick barrett installed cameras at homes and businesses, and he says they are widely available and hard to >> you would not see them. you would not. you could hide it anywhere. it's

as you travel south of there, more volume down to the spot pond, and once again as you approach the lever connector. so far, no problems with the trains and buses. they are running on schedule. and something cool and exciting for you, if you are concerned questions you can go ahead and contact me askolessa@hearst.com and post on facebook, and i will get answers for you. share them right here on the eyeopener. randy. randy: a warning about a common device, a computer charger is blamed for destroying a billerica family home. firefighters say that someone left their laptop charging inside of this home on boston road. the family was away on vacation. they had no idea what they would come home >> it heated up the rug, the computer and the charger so much that it burned a hole in the floor. everybody has to get in the habit of unplugging their chargers. >> the firefighters say it's important to remember to always unplug your devices once they are done charging. never charge something while you sleep. >> your economy now some iphone users are taking on apple over defective tough screens on the 6

to the lever connector. we're also watching minor delays on the blue line this morning, and everything else is on schedule. emily. >> thanks. this morning month, former senator scott brown is firing back at allegations of sexual harassment. he's mentioned in the growing sex scandal involving fox news. it was after this appearance on the show outnumbered last august, andrea tantaros is claiming that brown told her that it would be fun to go to he snuck up behind her and put his hands on her lower waist. >> i have no knowledge of what she is referring to. i have never -- to answer your question i never touched her around her waist in a lunch line? why would i do that. >> she said stop. >> i have no knowledge of that. if there was anything in the lunch line it would be good show, and that's it. >> tantaros is not suing brown, the lawsuit for 50 million is against fox and sun executives for this wednesday morning. asian markets continue to meander a bit as the investors await fresh clues from the federal reserve

. >>> bay area montgomery áf áf áf áf visitor levers getting a -- movie levers is getting a chance --ance to go behind the scenes. continues through his crowned breaking gush ground breaking films. scripts, costumes, and models from films in 2001, doctor strange love, and a clock work orange. the ax that jack nicholson used to terrify jackie in the shining. >> there were wonderful interviews for people who knew him and a chance for everybody to explore the great art of film making that stanley cooper stood for. >> the exhibit at the museum runs through the end of october. >>> a memorial for veterans in the east bay is targeted by strandism. >> it's no way to represent our nation. >> the efforts to find out who's behind the van hallism. >>> we got your weather here. which day will be the warmest and when that fog will burn off for your saturday and sunday. >>> bricks with the names of veterans ripped off the wall of this veteran's memorial. livermore police are trying to figure out who did it and why. >> rob spoke with the families and the emotional toll this is taking and what they're

for hillary clinton as they normally would for a democrat or pull if lever for donald trump as they normally would for a republican. i think a lot of democrats are unsettled by the clinton foundation and they have not cleaned this up, the way they handled it today and the fact they are scrambling around suggest they recognize a vulnerability in that area. >> we didn't get to talk about the 15,000 e-mails. >> no, we did not. let's do it tomorrow. >> something tells me we will be talking about it more. >> they never go away. >> campaign fund-raising tallies for july came out this weekend. eig at first glance it was an impressive haul for donald trump. the republican nominee raised $36 million, spent only $18 million and has about $38 million still in the bank. he also loaned his campaign $2 million. but instead of investing the cash into the tv ad war and operational ground game, most of trump's spending went toward a firm that handles digital ads as well as mech, travel and reimbursing his campaign for expenses. >> hillary clinton spent $36 million and has $58 million in cash on hand

and large caps, so to give you one that is both levered up and a small cap, junior miners, which maydouble or triple the risk, basically, risk in the bottle, but it is jnug, the triple leverage up for the year. the best-performing etf that we are tracking up bloomberg, but really the abortive etf's this year is dominated by these -- julie: so this is the best-performing, not just precious metal etf but etf, period? 900 something percent, but to give you perspective, it was higher in 2013, so it is down 8070% from that level very that is how volatile the funds can be. especially when you are triple leverage. for the last sort of them just among this, they do not want the triple faster, even the regular non-leveraged ones are doing very well. j is up 707, the gdx 170% and the junior silver miners is up 280%, so across the board, they had done very well. they done --ve obviously, the leverage ones are multiplying the underlying move, but particularly some of the junior miners, why have they perform so well? goldel: the most basic is and silver prices of the commodities themselves are do

how much did the traditional levers of the campaign matter? how much weight do they pull? think donald trump needs to run ads. spending your money on venues, planes and hats does not win you the american presidency. however, there is an interesting article that talks about the outside spending and that is where you see a dramatic difference in the two candidates. one of the reporters who wrote the piece says basically that donald trump is running a pre-citizens united campaign and hillary clinton is running a co-citizens united campaign. that matters if you look at the spending totals today. $131 -- $131 million for a hillary clinton super pac. that is a major difference. john: apple said that the other piece which is the -- i will set up the other piece to that. pledged inllion addition to that. john: i think there is no question the clinton campaign is in a better state as operation. they are better with ground operations, targeted operations, using data estimates in a modern way. they are on the air and all of that is true. it continues to be surprising to me that altho

i will go into the voting booth in november, i will proudly pull the lever for hillary clinton. to tell it privately, tell a couple friends, splash it on "usa today." why is it important you to do that, why are you pulling lever for hillary clinton and not for a lifelong republican donald trump? >> this is new for me, liz, i've been watching with great distress the rhetoric from donald trump and how hateful a lot of that dialogue is at a time when i'm very concerned about the financial markets, the economy, about trade, about immigration, and i felt like it was unacceptable to me to remain silent, not at least lend my voice from a business person's perspective, why the erratic, unpredictable nature of one candidate will be harmful to the economy and the financial markets and why a more pry dickable steady choice is the right way to go. liz: how is this going over with your republican friends? i would imagine that you have to then some pushback? >> i have. i've made this clear this is an opinion that i formed as a private citizen. i'm not representing the 68,000 employees that wo

traveling light out at belmont and levering mill road. it is going to be a while. when they go to that trouble to put up stop signs it will be with us for at least a day. more than just hitting the reset button there. coming from new jersey on the the freeway, and typically use walt whitman bridge, heads up, a new traffic pattern got set up overnight for this morning, typically confuse to go begin w there is so many lanes on the walt whitman. when you come over decide which ones are opened do you have cash, e-z pass, three lanes in the center are closed all due to construction and then water main break up in northampton bustleton pike right at lower who will an road, mike and alex back to you. >>> investigation underway after an officer fatally shot a deaf man in north carolina lauren, what happened. >> a highway patrol trooper tried to stop 29 year-old daniel harris for speeding on thursday. have a a short chase man pulled over. authorities say he got out of the car and got in the some type of altercation with the trooper. then he opened fire killing harris. last

and 93 south, some delays out of meth urine into andover and once again as you head down towards the lever connector. train and buses on schedule. >> thanks. breaking overnight a teenager is shot as gunfire erupts. >> we've been tracking this information all night long and let's get to the eye's doug meehan. >> good morning. yes, we know that victim is just 15 years old. shot several times. now police are looking for help in finding the person who pulled the trigger. we have video in from overnight. police say the teen was in a car in front of 25 gavin way just before midnight. and that's when the shots rang out. he was hit several times as we mentioned. we talked to police at the scene, and they are optimistic about his condition. according to the doctors, there is a good chance he may survive. >> well, police say the victim was just shy of his 16th birthday. again no arrests were made. police are asking for anybody, if you know or saw something, say something, your tip can remain anonymous. if any further information comes from the scene we'll pass it along. live in south boston, doug me

there's no one place people can go to figure out all of these different policy levers. and, finally, when we started this endeavor just put up your, which we started this project we thought it would be really easy to find policies that have a clear evidence-based that shows that the policy has led to increased consumption of fruits and vegetables. that was not the case. it's not because there are not great research is doing great research but there needs to be more fun of this type of research. as one of the panelists this said, we really know what works. i will and better and i'm hoping some of you guys will ask us questions, and i really again, thank you for staying with us for the whole day. [applause] >> now we will turn to the mike lavender who's joining us again from the group of concerned scientists. >> good afternoon. thank you to the onion institute for having me here and having such a great conference to be. i'm thrilled that so many people here this afternoon to talk with and i think it's been a great panel so far. i am the washington represented at the union

interest rates are really the only lever that is available.erms of are we the government side of the equation -- politically, stability, not really the first word to come in to mind. michael: it is the a position to assist, but no chance that it will. the accounting to determine whether who would have therety on parliament, was a shock to the credit rating. anyone in office is terrified of being tagged as the party who lost the aaa credit rating. so the government is focused on deficit.y back the the chances of them spending money to support their economy and take pressure off of the rba between nine and absolutely none. this is a political imperative trying to save the aaa and not be the party that lost it. manus: nobody wants that my care. thank you very much, michael. moniker.s that -- nobody wants that moniker. thank you very much, michael. do you think we will see another significant rise of stimulus? the rba moving, what more do expect. where do you expect to the next round of cuts to come from. i think that what might be interesting is

i look at it from the broader perspective and we touched on this earlier, the fiscal responses the leverxpands. is that the best case scenario? can look at japan and the ecb together here. it is the negative rates and the impact we have seen on banks. feel to me that the difficulty we are getting and you could say the same in europe, the economy is getting weaker, therefore we will pull this big red lever which is more negative rates, that will be a problem for the banks, that might mean it titans and the economy gets weaker. seems to be not necessarily that helpful from that particular channel. when you look at the fiscal and you brought it out and think about japan moving that way the u.k., we have not seen the detail but it seems to be the case we are moving away from some of the targets on fiscal austerity. you look at the eurozone with elections next year in france and germany and holland and other places. that brings you to the fact the fact that maybe these politicians might want to start easing the purse strings a little bit to get growth going. manus: does that shift the dial in

he didn't want to actually work the political levers. >> robert: well, you have to work the political levers but at the same time you have got to be courageous and not let compromise really get in the way of what you want to fundamentally accomplish. >> evan: hasn't the kind of let your freak flag fly second term obama, i'm not running again with his executive order every couple of days deal, hasn't that been kind of courageous? i mean, as we look back on this period, aren't we going to think, well, for a lot of people the obama they voted for has been the obama of the second half of the second term. >> robert: yes, i think that's right. i think obama will go down as one of the great presidents of the united states, historically. >> evan: yeah. >> robert: but i think he could have used -- for example, i think he could have used the crisis he inherited, the banking crisis, the economic crisis to do more fundamentally structural changes and to craft fundamental changes in the economy than he actually did. >> evan: would he have had the support in congress to do that? >> robert: i think

(craig lever, british tourist) clever to go to these types of dangerous countries. a place like portugal is much safer, much quieter and it's better to play golf. " (isa soares) "and while some have gained from what has been a summer of shocks, be it a cascade of attacks in europe..or the fallout from brexit, others, in particular european airlines and their investors have been rattled by it. easyjet's stock price has fallen 43-percent since the beginning of the year. low cost operator ryanair saw it's price drop by agent thomas cook has seen 50% of its value wiped off during same period." for the time being the terror attacks do not seem to have put people completely off travelling ... but it is affecting their choice of destination... and for so many here in europe... safety and security are now paramount isa soares, cnn, london ((brian loftus)) be number one in the box office. ((michelle mortensen)) >>> but another movie stole the spotlight over the weekend. we'll tell you which movie it was next on trending now./// ((demetria obilor)) >>> "suicide squad" may hav

stop and go down to the lever connector, the rest of the trains are on schedule. >> all right, thanks, prosecutors are calling for severe restrictions for the state trooper accused of range and assaulting his former girlfriend. robert sundberg allegedly boasted about his anklet and threatened to bury the victim who is also a trooper at the concord barracks. and police are searching for citizen's bank branch inside of a stop and shop in bedford. police believe it could be the same plan who targeted a salem new hampshire bank just last week. if you can, join us for newscenter 5 at noon, if not, you are heading out now maybe, have that wcvb mobile app with you. we'll keep you informed there narrator: let's put this political promise to the test. ayotte: i've been an independent, strong voice for new hampshire. narrator: then why does kelly ayotte still support donald trump for president? independent minded republicans across america put principle ahead of party and said no to trump. but not kelly ayotte. she says she still supports trump. ayotte: an independent, strong voice... narrator:

thanks to quick thinking, she got away by pulling the escape lever, jumping out of the moving car, the suspect got away, too. >>> good evening, we are delivering warmth. as a matter of fact, this could be the answer to a lot of folks that's a room sized air conditioner stuck in the dash. we could use that and here today. follow me on twitter and you will see posts like that, all kinds. showers to the south, this is about all that is left of the storms that have moved through quickly like we said this morning, a 20% chance of rain and this is all that is left from arcadia to placid lakes, south of sebring. we hilary clinton county but fast moving, lasting 15-20 minutes. 90 now in tampa. 89 clear water. st. petersburg 84, winds west and northwest between 6-12 miles per hour. looking for the forecast for the rest of this evening. we will take the temperature of 90 down to 83 by midnight and by tomorrow morning, kicking muggy 78 degrees. i will let you know how high the temperature will go tomorrow and whether we got a better shot of showers on monday afternoon, that will be this 12 minute

(craig lever, british tourist) "with what is happening in the world right now, it's not very clever to go to these types of dangerous countries. a place like portugal is much safer, much quieter and it's better to play golf. "(isa soares) "and while some have gained from what has been a summer of shocks, be it a cascade of attacks in europe..or the fallout in particular european airlines and their investors have been rattled by it.for the time being the terror attacks do not seem to have put people completely off travelling ...but it is affecting their choice of destination...and for so many here in europe...safety and security are now paramount. several airlines have seen their stock drop by almost half since the beginning of the year. coming up: what michael phelps and "ducks tales" have in common.and which american birthday today. now it's time for an olympics update on today's tmj4.an american beach volleyball player who has never lost an olympic match is celebrating her birthday while in rio. kerri walsh jennings turned 38 against australia.they beat australia and now move on to t

sixth 200,000 tires were dumped on a lever county property. the manager at the time but the tires in a valley toto started their own they expect to continue to december the tires will be shredded or recycled. and we are bringing you live tonight from those broncos locker room after the big win. >> a set out in chicago. we like that. that's coming up it and also voters will decide what colorado's in low-wage is going to be. >> there's a plan to increase it to $12 now and they say it opponents say it will hurt businesses. >> and we had some showers earlier most of the evening has been quietly now we have lighting shooting across the sky. i will update you on how if you think it's been a dry summer, you are right denver is more than 2 inches and drier than average but it may not sound like a lot, there are are missing out on. >> 2 inches of rain doesn't really appear to be that much for but if they were to fall by now another car would be 120 gallons of these are best taken up to a bigger scale. 2 inches of rain will be 4.8 million of these. line

this is right around belmont avenue and levering mill road.p in mind if you're headed out your door this morning, if you're going that way, expecting to see some of the lights, you may have to stop and anticipate there. also check of mass transit, everything is running on time. >>> thank you, pamela. ryan lochte's robbery in rio scandal is costing him some endorsements. >> we'll tell you about the sponsors who dumped the swimmer in the aftermath of the olympic controversy. >>> plus, spilling secrets. we'll tell you about the overnight report that claims wikileaks is exposing the private lives of innocent people. >>> 6:14. good morning, drexel park, a live look at university city where it is 58 degrees right now. a pretty look at the skyline. meteorologist bill henley is back if a few minutes with your neighborhood forecast. >>> wikileaksç crew siusade ma having harmful effects on several people. sensitive family, financial and identity records have been posted on the web as well as medical cards. the ap pp says it's attempts to reach the wiki

. >> there are a lot of republicans that can't bring thselveso pull the lever for donald trump. >> always opposition saying that trump is the most reckless president in history. >> donald trump continues to raise the bar exceeding the lowest expectations for >> some conrvatives circulated a nominee and former c.i.a. staffer entered the race as an independent. >> i don't think drum z is good for the country nor the hillary clinton. >> and donald trump i seeking to get bac on message. >> i want to jump start america and it can be done and it won't even be that hard. system. and hillary clinton is giving her economic speech later in the week. >> thank you. >> today hillary clinton is campaigning in miami. mike pence will be in pennsylvania. >> 5:07. it is back to what it was last week, hot, sticky, humid. >> it is a revival. >> remember this in december. >> yes, right. it the humidity and building in today. yesterday amp you could feel it. 72. we get a look at the third ward becoming light. sunrise 5:52. 70 madison. 68 rockford and chicago. 63 point. your day side planner as we look at the l

so far, it is a quiet start on the roads, a live look at the bridge, and the lever bottom of the screen, and you can see the rush hour delays starting to build more volume. let's go to the maps and see the rest of the ride. south of town, not too bad. we are watching this crash on westbound by kenmore square on the ramp so it should not impact you too much. i will let you know when that clears, and 24 building delays out of brockton, and your ride on the expressway, almost 20, and braintree into boston so still not too bad. the he or she on the pike, it's about 15, from 4 95 to 128, and normal volume in place through approaching the spot pond. trains and buses on schedule. >> all right, thank you, and heading to rio, where team usa will go for some hardware after a tough loss in the sand. >> erika is back with the big moment, and what to watch today. >> well, we will get to that major upset on the beach but first how about the ladies proving their dominance in gymnastics? simone biles with another gold medal in the floor exercise yesterday, that is for fourth of the game, and she always

it started out with rats moving a lever up and down. the latest and greatest, andrew schwartz from the university of to endow ones able of his research subjects with 10 degrees of freedom in an upper limb. to research subject was able feed herself chocolate. at one point, she beat me in a scissors.ck, paper, other people are working with creating digital vision so implants that would go into the retina, some people are working euraldirect n interfaces. implants that would allow previously blind people to have something to approximate vision. people are working with memory, trying to create, craft a bci that would allow alzheimer's patients or people that suffer dementia to form new memories. hand, we are a long way from creating a world where these advanced bci's are available to the public. on the other hand, we have come light years. malcolm: what is the role that -- >> what has the role that jennifer aniston has played in this technology? malcolm: she is an unlikely star. research in the 1990's that found -- one of the neurosurgical

. >> especially the woman who will bethe first lever who are we o judge , i guess? >> thank you, robert always a pleasure. >> moving on. selecting a jury in the george washington closing scandal beginning this week. it is called what deer? right out their questions and send them to a judge. the idea is to weed out jurors that might be biased. the september two former allies are suspected to go on trial. the port authority executive is accused of causing a massive gridlock at the bridge in 2013. in retaliation of the governor not reelecti accused of any wrongdoing. >> to pedestrian struck i called car and killed in brooklyn. driver two men and two part cars before running away. 41-year-old delmon maldonado was pronounced dead at the scene and 56-year-old israel died in the hospital. both from brooklynolice are searching for the suspect . threats made against a captain of a mid-sound in jail ?i'm coming to get you. he went to shoot the captain and repeately challenge the captain to find him. he also claimed to be at certain locations in the city but officers found not

he has no levering in this contract. he could technically sit out a year. but that would be suicide. he would go in the third, fourth round. negotiations. you can't be bluffing. >> exactly. >> right. >> especially as a rookie. >>> massive pearl has been discovered in the philippines, it could be the world's biggest. >> yes. the biggest but it wasn't necessarily a secret except for one fisherman. we'll tell you why he held onto it for so long. >>> let's give you a look at what's coming up tonight. d] they're e bringing drugs, they'e brigning crime, they're rapists... you could see there was blood coming out of her eyes... blood coming out of her...wherever [pledge continues in background] you gotta see this guy; "oh, i don't know what i said. ah, i don't remember." i could stand in the middle of 5th avenue and shoot somebody and i wouldn't lose any voters... get him the hell out of here... get him out of here! get out! >>> all right. we'll get your thursday rolling with a mostly sunny sky. there could be stagnant air in the morning because there won't be muc

more than 80,000 people were forced to lever their homes. officials are hope -- to leave their homes. >>> an ice cream meltdown lands a michigan woman in jail. surveillance video shows a woman slapping the manager of an ice cream shop in royal oak. the woman allegedly did it because the st her favorite flavor of ice cream. she really wanted that fudge ice cream. >> that explains it. >> that's good stuff. police arrested the 46-year-old and they claim she is the same woman who drop kicked a birthday cake this summer at a kroger grocery store because she didn't like it. >> don't mess with her sweets. >> yeah. now she is facing 93 days in jail and a $500 fine. cream with that. >> yikes. >>> uber is using its way into self-driving cars. the ride sharing company plans to offer rides in the self- driving vehicles for us all. during the test phase, an uber employee will be at the wheel just in case anything goes wrong. if things go well, they hope to expand to other cities. >>> chances are, you're part of a rewards program whether it's airline mile

let's be fair, that's economy in the late 1970's was a much less levered economy.d unfortunately in trillion dollars, now it is 60 trillion. this basically produced the recession. one, too, or three years depending on how you define it. andch less levered economy financial economies were much less prompt for the financial effect. now even 100 basis points in terms of unanticipated change would shock a highly levered economy so much that it would stop the engine as opposed to sputter it. clearly, but might it not get the appointed -- economy to a point where risk assets were cheap enough to attract capital for the right reasons, as opposed to presumably the wrong iasons such as stimulus? >> think so, but this is a finance based economy, and companies and funds ands and hedge the like are dependent upon forward expectations in terms of fed funds. a shock like that would return the economy to a positive type of risk reward situation, but it would bankrupt a lot of companies and individuals. bank has to consider think they do. that is where they talk about a gradual ba

stop and go down to the lever connector. randy: thank you, a man has serious injuries after being hit by a tree limb in brookline. it happened in an ally at commonwealth avenue as a t area. boston police department is going to begin officer body camera training today. officers in five police districts will be strapped with the new cameras for a two-day training session, and ahead of a six-month pilot program, scheduled to start next month. and more coming up in the next hour. if you are on the go you can watch us any time with the wcvb mobile app. we're streaming our newscast. narrator: let's put this political promise to the test. ayotte: i've been an independent, strong voice for new hampshire. narrator: then why does kelly ayotte still support donald trump for president? independent minded republicans across america but not kelly ayotte. she says she still supports trump. ayotte: an independent, strong voice... narrator: if she's so independent, why is she still supporting trump? disclaimer: independence usa pac is respon

if somebody wants to go legalization route, they'll go, lever the country, hopefully come back in. and then we can talk. you know it's a process. you can't take 11 at one time and just say, boom, you're gone. >> this morning, trump's campaign manager told geoe to get in line and erpt the country the legal way. but his plan to get undocumented immigrants out of the country remains to be determined. >>> meanwhile, hillary clinton is accusing trump of helping a radical fringe take over the republican party. and she's putting a twist on his campaign slogan, saying trump wants to make america hate again. >>> the death toll from the earthquake in central italy is approaching 300 this morning rescuers are frantically digging to find people missing in the rubble. hope is fading. >>> meantime, police investigating the murder of two nuns in mississippi have located a car missing from the scene but have yet to make an arrest or find a motive. the nuns were stabbed in their home where there are science of a breakin. >>> and new questions about airport security after a man in his boxer shorts w

these guns have the hammer and the decocking lever here. this is made to look like a realistic hand gun. >> anchor: the chief supports warns parents to make sure kids are supervised if they use pellet guns. ; revealing that 3 large fires in july were started by people disposing of cigarettes or other smoking materials carelessly. the large fires all started outside while people were on their decks. he stressed it's good people are smoking outdoors they need to be more careful. >> we live in a heat wave there there's dry brush, leaves, rubbish, material accumulates under these porches that doesn't take much for a cigarette with a little wind to get that debris going which causes these significant fires. >> anchor: no one inside the buildings were hurt during these fires. >> anchor: president obama firing back at gop nominee donald trump's comments that he election could be rigged. >> of course the elections will not be rigged. what does that mean? the federal government doesn't run the election process. if mr. trump is suggesting that there

making your way to concord to south pond, a bit more delay traveling to the lever connector. route 1 looks great and no problems with trains and buses running on schedule. 6:00. governor baker signing an energy bill today. emily: the new rules making the commonwealth greener. if you this morning, save money on everything you buy. three ways to get discounts without coupons. and take a live look here. it's a gorgeous start to the day but if you are headed to the airport, we're following breaking news, trouble with delta. a systemwide outage at this point. make sure you check the status of your flight before you head out the door. for all those pokers, prodders, shuckers and sniffers, all stop & shop produce is triple checked. we're focusing on fresh... ...so you don't have to guess. everything nature's promise o stop & shop's exclusive nature's promise. >> breaking overnight, a major mess for delta airlines. the problem causing a shutdown and the new video just in from logan air force. >> a massachusetts native killed at a popular tourist destination. the games getting his att

sure you are drinking plenty of water today >> we are watching one problem spot, a live look at the lever connect ever, southbound side to the bottom of the screen, some delays building there, let's get to the maps now, there is an incident, 93 southbound, right by the dascum road off the road and off the shoulder so it's not blocking any lanes but this is the area where we've been watching that poor visibility so be careful, north shore is where you will encounter that fog, and 93 southbound picks up the delays in boston and another crash, several cars involved, this is route 2 eastbound by route 13 between 31 and 32, and this is a multi-car crash, so a few extra minutes will be needed with the left lane closed. he or she on the pike, 25 now. 495 to 128, and slow on 24 out of brockton and the expressway, 25-minute ride from braintree into boston, and trains and buses ok. >> thank you. we are following breaking news right now on the eye. >> and erika is tracking new information as it comes in. >> that's r, details after big papi is hurt fouling is a fastball right off his chin. he had to

harvey lever inch, thanks so much for talking with us tonight.eciate it. >> okay, sarah. >> marina, over to you. >> the obama administration says $400 million cash payment to iran with contingent on the release after group of american prisoners. the state department spokesman, john concern i, said the negotiations were conducted separately from the talks to release the prisoners. kurby did say the us withheld money as leverage until the us citizens left iran. house financial services committee has not decided whether to hold the hearings just yet. >>> all right, still to c at 5:00 why aren't you using your vacation day, people? >> i'll take them. >> a new survey shows more and more americans are skipping those days off, and one age group is the worse about taking time for themselves. really? >> oh, people, don't do that to yourself. plus, feeling home sick? a line of candles claims it could help. we'll be right back. ack. >> in tonight ace fox5 on the fly, doubles the turn table, candles could be the cure if you're home sick. >> first, a flow of

the woman was able to escape by pulling the escape lever and jumping out of the moving car. it was 50 miles per hour at the time. she's a little banged up, with cuts and a head injury but made it back home to her family safely. >>> 5:05. back in the bay area -- 70- year-old man is charged with deputy's cruiser. alfredo rodriguez jimenez went to the hospital; hillsborough county jail after the crash last night on north 15th street. he's out of jail this morning. deputies say rodriguez jimenez hit a car and it pushed into a deputy's vehicle. that deputy wasn't hurt. two people in the other car did have minor injuries throw. >>> pinellas park held a service to remember caroline sine. she taught at sexton elementary school. in lieu of flowers her family has asked for donations to mothers against drunk driving. her boyfriend sean hankins in the passenger seat was critically hurt, still in the hospital this morning. >>> the last kids to hold on to summer in the bay area are back >> almost 44,000 students in sarasota county are getting ready to go back to school. several new princi

he worked the levers, and co-starred with his counterpart.t went digital in the latest "star wars" movie, he served as a droid consultant. he was 81 years, kenny baker. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert weather. >> good morning. this a look at your temperatures right now. we see the 70s, 80s. this forecast similar to what we saw saturday, which does mean we're looking at temperatures in the afternoon, very similar as well. 90s with heat index up to the triple digits all over the region. we're at 84 in philadelphia, lehigh valley at 73, 79 right now in some of the suburbs, 82 in south jersey. we take a closer look into philadelphia, some of the neighborhood temperatures right now, you're at 84 for graduate hospital and at the airports, mid 80s, germantown, 81, and then buzzleton, humidity still bumped up, and it feels a lot hotter than it truly is, and that continueses that we move throughout the day. radar and satellite, nothing to track out there for now. we've got just like yesterday, a morning with maybe spot clouds, but otherwise, plenty of

andrew miller the new lever. gave up a solo shot. in the eighth. and that was a getting a one run game. but after pitched well. allen got a save. and the indians win 3 to one the final. hall of famer visiting practice. talking to the. during the practice. coalman continued to sit it out. working with injured players and with staff. joe hayden taking it easy. after taking part in drills on monday. there were like right there. what a grab. >> . he'll try to work all the quarter backs in friday night. >> . for guys to see he's a very humble man. humble beginnings. who worked hard to accomplish the things he did. 8 time pro-bowler. two super-bowl winning teams. inducted into the hall of fame. and he's out here on our field. one of our guys. any of those guys who is are wisdom. about what it takes. the hard work and dedication. to be the best that you can be. i'll do it any day and every day. >> . lake wood watching the take on the defending state champs. eagles. getting the offense rolling. with that impressive offensive line. that they have. certainly

helping keep the door closed.it uses levers, a clip and a wire that can withstand seven-thousand pounds of force.school officials say the device takes just over ten seconds to deploy. power is back on j-f-k airport's terminal eight after an outage caused escaltors and elevators to stop working.it also affected baggage screening.the outage happ put on lockdown sunday night amid reports of gunshots. google is joining the video calling community..the company has released "google duo".. which is a free one-on-one video calling app.think of it as apple's facetime.. but it's universal across both android and i-phone platforms.duo has a "knock, knock" feature which allows those receiving the call a peek at who's calling automaker ford says it plans to deploy a fully automatic, self-driving car by 20-21.the company is currently testing around a dozen models on the road.ford's goal is to introduce cars with no steering wheels or pedals. other automakers around the world are targeting a similar delivery a new state-by-state study shows the impact of mileage on the cost of your car insurance. an a

carolina has reported state toxicologists testified that water near coal ash ponds tested several levers -- levels above the safe limit and the state was misleading people by saying otherwise. the government denied the report saying bruneau lied under oath. >>> flooding in louisiana has sparked the biggest disaster response since her can sandy and is blamed for at least seven deaths. 11,000 people are now homeless. much of the southern portion of the state is under flood warnings. omar villafranca is in baton rouge as homeowners begin to assess the damage. >> reporter: >> we're not going to give up. we are going to get back off and rebuild. >> reporter: overnight, voluntary evacuations were community. on monday, national guard helicopters pulled more people to safety from the unprecedented flooding hitting southeastern louisiana. we went along as they took us on a search and rescue mission into the flood zone. >> we are now flying over. you can see this area is covered in water. >> reporter: roughly 90% of the homes have flood dag washed out. christina broad and her boyfriend, brooks wil

we still have those traffic light troubles in bala cynwyd at levering mill by mama's.op signs at that intersection because the lights just are not working. meanwhile crews are working on a crash in folsom delco. it's along macdade boulevard at baltimore avenue. you probably don't want to find yourself in that intersection right now. and you won't be able to use bustleton pike in northampton bucks county. that's because of a water main break and the water crews are out there working on that too but for now stick with holland or buck road as some alternates. in norristown by joe's getty station there's a new crash along arch street at johnson highway. no big issues on the northeast extension or the east-west pennsylvania turnpike. in pennsville salem county new crashes along fifth street at highland avenue but no major issues on the majors in delaware like 95 and highway one this morning. here on 42 some building northbound volume coming up from blackwood-clementon road headed up toward route 55. tam. >> all right, thank you, matt. >>> flowers now lie over the site in no

weakening and what we have also seen is that bonds are trading yesterday,ord highs almost of the levers when the former finance minister was abruptly fired by jacob zuma . the market is certainly not happy with the uncertainty that has presented itself by the current probe the finance minister. manus: thank you very much. are south african reporter in johannesburg. let's bring in the international head of emerging markets for economics. thank you very much. everything that i read says this comes down to what happens with the rating agencies in south africa. gordon said last night, no growth.what do you make of it ? >> i think it is more serious. this is about, power and ultimately what president zuma wants to do is to access levers of spending without blocks in his way that are given out to political connections and clearly this is frustrating that. they have lost control over 85% of their budget so it is even more important that he keeps power. the ultimate and goal isn't to see him in jail, it is to win the elected conference at the end of next year, to help the next leader after him

it started tuesday and since more than 80,000 people were forced to lever their homes. officials are -- square miles. more than 80,000 people were forced to leave their homes. >>> video shows a woman slapping the manager of an ice cream shop. so the woman allegedly did it because the store was out of the flavor of ice cream she wanted. listen, i've had some of the cherry ice cream, i wouldn't slap anyone, but police arrested the 46-year- old. they claim she's the same woman who drop kicked a birthday cake this summer at a grocery store because she department like it. >> okay. >> she's got a -- she didn't like it. >> okay. >> she's got a serious sweet tooth. >> i don't know that it's just a sweet tooth problem. >>> nasa is taking the next steps in planning a mission to mars. you see the testing of a former shuttle engine. look from the smoke billowing mississippi. nasa declared the test a success. they hope to use the engine for deep space exploration and the next step would be taking humans to mars. >>> jamaica's bolt is racking up gold. he cruised across the finish lin

numbers outside our door. 88 in lever more and fairfield and 74 in napa. 67 in oakland. we have the lower 70s in mountain view. after the few readings, they have not been able to get them back just yet. but napa and nova doe in the -- novado in the lower 70s. 53 san francisco. we have clouds across the bay once again. 54 in hayward and 57 to start your day in concord. afternoon highs look like this the low 80s expected for novado. upper 60s to the 70s for the east bay shoreline. upper 90s for the inland communities. into the south bay 82 for san jose. the peninsula for tomorrow, 78 for redwood city. 65 degrees expected for san francisco. remaining with the low clouds, 64 for pacifica and half moon bay. transitioning to the cooler pattern as we get into thursday. notice our inland communities are expected to drop off anywhere from 5 to 10 degrees. so you'll notice that as they get into thursday. you won't change a whole lot. 60s, 70s around the bay. 60s at the coast. then we do rebound as we begin the second half of their weekend there. but mild pattern that will be going

she pulled be escape lever and jumped out when the car was going 50 miles an hour. >> her family was very proud of her for being able to be that strong. and she is a great, great woman. she is a mother who does everything for kids, and she is helping us out so she can have money at home. todd: the woman suffered road rash and a head wound. the suspect is on the run, in it is the final they of competition at the 2016 olympics. rhondella: massachusetts public charter schools are among the best in the country. our charter schools are public, and we have longer school days with more personal attention. in underperforming areas succeed. announcer: question 2 will expand charter school access and result in more funding for public education. every parent should be able to choose the public school that's best for their child. announcer: vote yes on question 2. todd: live pictures from rio tonight where closing ceremonies are under way. today was the final day of competition. rhondella: there could be more trouble for u.s. swimmers involved in the controversy around ryan lochte. jim ryan is a