rhondella: shark scare on a local beach. todd:he rhondella: violence erupts in milwaukee, after police shoot a man during a traffic stop. new details about the suspect. and the steps being taken, to keep peace on the streets tonight. >> from boston pro news leader, this is -- from boston's news leader, this is wcvb newscenter 5 at 5:00. todd: good evening. this is a live look at people on the rose kennedy greenway, where people are doing their best to stay cool. good evening. i'm todd kazakiewich. rhondella: and i'm rhondella around, mike? mike: we have temperatures way into the 90's and is not just the heat. it is the humidity. there is a cold front out here to the west and that could trigger some things off to read we are seeing some action out near the berkshires. this is incredibly stilly right now, but we are not seeing thundershowers lightning. that line will march eastward by about 7:00, the worcester area, moving towards boston around 8:00. right now, not looking like anything terribly strong, but certainly some down

if you are heading for the local beaches, i think you will find weatherwise the temperatures in the low to mid 80's with sunshine, but there will be a rip current risk, especially from the a marvin beaches southward to the carolinas. -- from the dell marva beaches southward to the carolinas. a nice weekend. we need it. tomy: next at noon, you want watch closely. the reason why amazon is trying jummy: machines do not reduce the risk of a heart attack while you are asleep. studied 2700 patients and found that while the cpap is an effective sleep aid, it did not risk -- it did higheduce the risk of blood pressure and heart attacks. the good news is that it cuts back on snoring. if you need more than coffee to get through the day, how about the story? one company is making the weekend longer. that is what "the washington post" reports amazon will do come experimenting with a 30-hour work week. it is a pilot program with a small team working a shorter week. instead of the 9 to 5, a few dozen people will work monday through thursday. 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. ne a it was a big reveal on "good m

so we got rip currents that will be a concern, we got waves that will be a concern at local beaches. weather today not so much a concern. going to be warm and muggy and skies and don't have much popping as far as rain goes until probably we hit the evening commute or even later tonight and could see some isolated showers popping up here during the evening hours but while you're sleeping tonight better risk of showers moving through and scattered fashion for the morning commute, 7:00 a.m. and ease into the afternoon a lot of the action as far as any downpours, thunderstorms or showers go will be focused eastern mass during the early afternoon and late afternoon and the evening commute. finally the dry air going to work in along with high pressure as we get into thursday night and friday. so the whole thing slowed down and that's why now thursday looking a little stormier. this afternoon though we got the upper 80s. tonight it is going to be upper 60s and low 70s with chance for a shower tomorrow and everybody has got at grab that umbrella before you go. though i expect the heaviest st

. >> anchor: take a look at these fish lying on a local beach. according to the harbor master the fish are called poguies and pushed ashore by striped bass this isn't a rare sight per se. it's happening for month. people use them to bait their hooks and things and catch other fish. >> anchor: one still -- >> anchor: use them as bait. >> anchor: still moving. >> anchor: yeah, still hard to see. a lot of people wondering why. >> anchor: coming up, representing with pride. a massachusetts man on the road to rio with a special role in the opening ceremony. >> anchor: officers on the cape stepping up little girl. >> reporter: beautiful evening across southern new england. lots of sunshine now. >> anchor: and a local watering hole tapping out. why the owner say they are being forced to shut down. all that and more when the local news station rolls on. >> tonight if you have a prescription for pot you can first medical marijuana facility. tonight on 7 news at 11. >> all eyes are on rio as we count down the days to the opening ceremonies. >> some things

emily: a shark scare shuts down a local beach for hours. everyone was forced out of the water at lighthouse beach in chatham yesterday, after reports of a seal that looked like it a beach goer and a fisherman say they saw the seal. about 750 people were cleared off the beach. many say they were not bothered. >> when i was younger i was afraid i'm not afraid anymore. i think it will watch for it and let us know. emily: the chatham parks director tells us nobody actually saw a shark. the beach reopened about 2 hours later. randy: american olympic swimmer ryan lochte is addressing a he and three other u.s. swimmers were robbed in rio. lochte confirmed the incident yesterday tweeting last night what is most important is that we are safe and unharmed. olympic officials initially denied the sunday morning robbery. the 32-year-old medalist and three others were on their way back to the olympic village, when they were stopped by armed men, posing as police. none of the swimmers were hurt. teammate michael phelps says the crime is surprising. multipl

amador will visit a number of local beaches this weekend. you can see the work before the nice. >>> a group of u. mass from lowell students will be building a space hawk to collect and trarnz mitt data. the satellite will blast off in 2018. >>> we have all heard twins are connected in ways that other siblings are not. >> but two girls took that to a whole new level when they gave birth on the same day. >>> walking in downtown boston this weekend? be prepared to see strange characters. the convention taking over the hub next. >>> and at 6:00, what police are saying might happen to the driver who tried to beat a ? i feel too young to be this old. i just want to be her mom, not her full-time job. i'm the boss of me, but sometimes i need a little help. if you or a loved one has masshealth, call commonwealth care alliance to find out about senior care options. in the country. our charter schools are public, and we have longer school days withore personal attention. our charter schools are public, we have a proven record of helping students in und

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local beaches were packed with people trying to enjoy every last bit of summer before the kids head back to school. will it last? meteorologist pamela gardner has a first look at that forecast. >> it will last at least for some time. we have an area of high pressure in control with a week cold front on the way in new england but we are tracking the things are starting to churn in the atlantic. we have actually three storms were watching but tropical depression 8 and hurricane gaston, which is now the first met -- first major hurricane of the season will impact new england. the beaches, monday and tuesday, increased surf and the low to moderate rip current risk. keep that in mind if you're heading out to the beaches the next couple of days. current conditions right now are in the 70s and cooler alon get further inland. a beautiful night for us. temperatures back in the mid-16 is with areas of patcher -- patchy fog. tomorrow is toasty with a dominant west northwest wind helping to boost us to a high of 90 degrees. for how long, these temperatures will last, those details and when we could

while this weekend, beaches won't be offlimits, if you do head to the water, the chandler harnishes of getting -- chances how do you get outs of one? earlier this summer, i spoke to local lifeguards an they taught me how to identify and get out of a riptide. >> first thing, stay calm. next, make yourself visible, yell. and remember, breathe. if you can swim, swim parallel to the beach to get out of the riptide. when a lifeguard does come, they may ask you to get on to the board and then paddle if you can. swimming against the rip will only tire you out and you'll likely to continue to drift out to sea. if you headed to the beach this weaning, check with a lifeguard first. they can warn of you any potential hazards. make sure you have a buddy to swim with or at least tell someone that you're entering the water. things in the water can happen quickly and without notice. i'm fox 25 meteorologist sarah wroblewski. >> mark: fox 25 storm tracker chief meteorologist kevin lemanowicz is here now and we are watching this weekend very closely. hermine behind me and it's strengthening this afternoon to the tropical storm status, up 5 miles per hour since 2:00 p.m. this afternoon,

and all of our local beaches and plan on this being a problem today, tomorrow and the holiday weekend. we'll see if we can ease that back a bit for labor day. for now swim next to the lifeguards and take precautions. we have the nice change in the forecast, and we'll have more on that coming up in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. >> thank you. >>> we have a traffic alert for those of you that use the delaware memorial bridge, right now crews are doing construction that could cause some delays, they are replacing suspender roads from the span from new jersey to delaware. two left lanes are closed and not expected to reopen until 3:00 this afternoon. >>> distracted driver will now cost you double in delaware. governor jack markell signed the bill into law, doubling the fine for talking on a cell phone or using other electronic devices behind the wheel. violators will pay $100 and repeat offenders will pay even more. >>> the philadelphia soul is celebrating their title in the arena football league. a celebration rally is getting underway. they beat the arizona rattlers last

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>>> now at 11:00, several sharks shut down local beaches. what's now attracting them to the cape. breaking now, donald trump ends his stand off with force likely to produce top republican -- with top republican leaders. plus, why he ended the fight. tom brady opens up about his deflate gate battle. >>> >. live from the channel 4 studios in boston, wbz news at 11:00 starts right now. >>> and off the top tonight we to the weekend. some showers and scattered thunderstorms threatening to move in saturday. our streak of sun-filled days is about the end. meteorologist ericking fisheit know you said not a wash out, but you're thinking about the riders. >> yes, a lot of the people out and ability, including those -- about tomorrow, including those taking part in the panamas challenge. -- pan challenge, and here's into the of 0s, and tomorrow -- 60, and tomorrow the low 70, so rather tropical for tomorrow, so tougher for your body to regulate, so remember that will. when it comes to the storms it's a mainly dry morning. isolated early day shower, but most of storms start around noontime, t

where a number of great white sharks were spotted shutting down a popular local beach. >> sarah: and one presidential candidate is headed to storm-ravaged louisiana after flooding tears apart communities. >> chris: good deal of sunshine throughout the day. most will a dry weekend. although by the end of the weekend, some rain working in this afternoon, though. no rain to talk acted. mid to upper h,z/ ism kids in south boston running for martin richard. members of the mr8 marathon team were on hand to h benefited the martin richard foundation. so great to see other little kids out there running. >> christa: yes. it's a wonderful cause. we all know, we parents of kids around that age, chris, they need an outlet for all that energy. >> chris: keep run, keep going, guys. quickness there, too. kids running around at a fast pace. my two-year-old likes to run around the house for hour after hour after hour. sure you know that, right? mid-60s in the suburbs. 75 in the city of boston. but the dew points overall not oppressive. we're talking low to mid-60s. a bit of humidity in place throughou

the cape to the low and the mid-80s for most of our local beaches here in massachusetts and new hampshire. water temperature 71 degrees this time of the year and high tide just before 2:00 this afternoon. highs around town, 87 in boston. 86 beverly. 82 in plymouth and cooling further down to the cape and islands with hyannis at 78. and vineyard 77. upper 80s, close to 9 in bedford, lawrence and nashua, new hampshire. worcester gets up to about 84 degrees future cast will highlight sunshine and couple clouds blending the later in the day you go. not very much in the way of shade making. one we get into the morning tomorrow, i suspect we will start mostly cloudy. 7 a.m., any time after midnight really a chance of isolate shower. not going to be a soaker of a morning but you should before you go to bed make sure that the car windows are rolled up because risk of showers into the morning. once we hit late morning and southeastern massachusetts seeing one batch. the main batch is north and west of boston that's where we are going to find some of the stronger storms with the potential of having

. >> some local beach goers say a fine and jail time aren't enough. >> to hurt something that beautiful, i mean i don't know what to say about that. it is just not right. >> reporter: state fish and wildlife says a $10,000 reward is now being offered in connection to those shootings. live in santa cruz county, robert handa, "nbc bay area news." >>> if you live in one of two south bay zip codes your area will be sprayed for west nile virus this week. a truck like this will spray the san jose/milpitas boer der wednesday. this after adult mosquitos tested positive for west nile. the spraying is intended to prevent human cases. targeted area is bordered by piedmont road and capital avenue. spraying begins wednesday not at 11:00 p.m. and residents are advised to close their windows that night and keep pets inside. >>> a new set of rules go into effect today in many bay area businesses are smiling. this is all about drones and new jobs. our business and tech reporter scott budman is here. scott, this is the future in a lot of ways. >> that's right, raj. the future of real estate, mapping, sea

. >>> plus, children found alone on a local beach. what they told people at the scene that launched a search mission in the water. >>> and a final goodbye for a woman killed while jogging. her funeral is today as police continue to hunt for her killer. >>> complete new england news coverage starts right now. this is the fox25 morning news. >>> good morning to you. it is 4:30 on tuesday, august 16. i am catherine parrotta in for julie grauert. >> daniel: good morning, i am daniel miller. clouds are moving back in today, but we will miss most of the morning drive. will miss most of the morning drive. jason brewer is in the fox25 warning center and a chance for severe weather. yais yais that chance will go

already turning up the surf for last day and a half here on our local beaches but tropical depression number eight, as well as nine still out there. we are still awaiting either of these to develop into a tropical storm but regardless bringing in heavy rainfall and florida will get hammered with heavy rain in the come days there that number nine, depression. meanwhile outside we will go to the live neighborhood network where things are tranquil but note that is wind flow, wind direction is key here with that southerly wind flow component, again that will usher in the moisture needed for to start to feel muggier. we will start off the day with fog in some spots too. keep an eye peeled for that but eventually into the sunshine we will get up to 90 degrees and then we're in for nice weather for holiday weekend. >> we are seeing some to go, katie in the camera, thank you so much for all that information, good morning everyone. just waking up with us what we are looking at is video from an overturn tractor trailer in new castle delaware that happened around 1:30. we will back out of the wa

. >> reporter: but local beach safety advocates blame a multitude of surf injuries on the shore break, or beach slope, where waves crash into steep sloping sand. swimmers can plunge head-first towards the ocean floor, even in small surf. >> i am convinced there is a problem. look harder at what is really happening. >> reporter: a beach renourishment is slated for cape may this fall. the issue of beach safety isn't currently part of federal replenishment and protection projects. but local leaders say they'll push congress to change that. >> enlist them to help us get the charge for beach safety into the mission of the army corps of engineers. >> reporter: officials are also working with a local hospital to compile more definitive data on injuries suffered in the surf here. and other beach resorts in cape may county. >> i feel that everybody involved, all the agencies involved here are starting to listen. >> reporter: the city recently stepped up its efforts to warn beachgoers about potential dangers here. so far this year, fire department ems crews have responded to 16 surf related inj

has resources available to check whether the bacteria levels are monitored at your local beach and information through your local health department. i actually had a conversation with the butt of mine -- a buddy of mine down in rio who talking -- talking about 70% of african-american kids don't swim so one is to get our kids to learn how to swim. >> hopefully someone like simone manuel will -- will inspire more people to swim. >>> to find more information go to wral.com and search help team under the health and life tab and get information at u.s.a. swimming.org. thank you much, doctor mask. >>> coming up. we talk with two stars from tonight's show newsies. >>> pick three numbers now. >> [ music ] >>> i i guess they don't sing that in nebraska where you came from. >> no. they might sing it but they are not experiencing it. >> no. not like that. [ laughter ] get her down some of the places along our coast. >> i can't wait to go. >> there's a big surfing beach and the outer banks is totally different. it's a little wilder up there. >> a lot of beaches in north carolina. >> my choice. >> yes. you

though, light sea breeze and see at the coastline onshore and only strong enough to impact the local beaches, the immediate coast. away from the coast that's where we get the hot spots. tonight back into the 60s. humidity will be on the rise, it stays dry. tomorrow we got hot, humid weather, 90 in lawrence and we could be francis flahertying with 90 in boston forecasting 88?, 83 in worcester and 80 in hints. that's for the wednesday and what you will find we exactly we get today and long as you're remembering to stay hydrated, take cool breaks because it is going to be hot. cold front comes through late at night and patchy showers forming, this run of future cast dryer than the last one. last one i felt like it is a little too juicy and hit and miss showers thursday morning as you wake up and then with the front hovering over massachusetts there's a chance for additional shower or thunderstorm south of the mass pike early thursday afternoon. front will be shifting offshore during the evening and allows the nice dry high pressure and cool high pressure to move in friday, saturday, sunday. 83

federal health officials will not disclose whether any of the women contracted the virus locally. beach. concern as the floodwaters in louisiana and mississippi recede, standing water will become a breeding ground for mosquitoes carrying zika, flooding killed at least 13 people and damaged tens of thousand of homes. manuel >> lived here since 1973. >> raised my kids. >> it is all gone. >> wallace and shirley aymond say they lost everything in their baton rouge home to six feet of walter. >> treasures, memories on the side of the road. and -- we don't know what we are going to do. >> the aymonds, like 80% of louisiana residents did not have flood insurance. they've couldn't afford it. say they have received $800 in more than 106,000 people have now registered for emergency federal aid. officialsest mate 60,000 homes across 20 parishes were damaged. in nearby dunham springs, fema workers spent the day asession the needs of flood victims. thousands remain in shelters. state officials on the lookout for any one who may pose a health risk. the focus remains on clean-up and rebuilding. says t

beach. finding cases under investigation vote to local residents and three tourists who visited the beach from new york, texas, and the taiwan. neither case is departments previously declared one square mild mile area over the hip and trendy when with the district. >> we have a new area out where local transmissions are occurring in miami beach the man to do this emerging area of the governor came back to my ma to once again talk zika. >> i want a detailed plan from the obama administration on how they would like to proceed is become mosquito borne in our state. i usually is to ask for this on this on june 1-inch and 15. we soft not received it i have repeatedly called the president for their. >> for the second active transmission zone runs from 28th street on to eight the miami beach in from the ocean to the bay. the cdc is advising all pregnant women to also avoid cases more than 500 and all and 68 cases involving pregnant women. >> red cross volunteers from colorado and wyoming on their way to help flood victims in louisiana bringing to red cross emergency response vehicles with them. volun

a shark scare shuts down a local beach for hours. everyone was forced out of the water at lighthouse beach in chatham yesterday, after reports it had been attacked by a shark. the beach supervisor says it was first reported by a patron, then minutes later the harbor master called to a say a fisherman also saw the seal. about 750 people were cleared off the beach, but many say they were not bothered by the inconvenience. >> when i was younger i was afraid, i'm not afraid in the longer. they will let us know. randy: the chatham parks director tells us the fisherman did not ever actually see the emily: a former uber driver charged with raping a 16-year-old passenger will be back in court today. a judge will decide whether darnell booth is a danger to the public. the 36-year-old is being held without bail after pleading not guilty last week. booth allegedly started communicating with the victim on snapchat after driving her on june 30th then offered to drive her to school and assaulted her in an everett parking lot. crashed into police cr

the surf programs are not new to our local beaches. and the tradition goes all the way back to their grandparents. >> surfing has been in generations of my family it came easy, my grandparents, my parent. it's been in our blood. >> my mom taught a lot of serving to a lot of the girls day, they have a stack of 90 working along new york's 100-mile of coastline. >> i've been surfing for three years and i love it so many. >> reporter: from 4 to 104, they'll each anyone to get on a board, paddle, paddle and catch a wave. >> it is about learning about the ocean. >> you have to know the tied and the wave height. you have to know if it is onshore or offshore. >> conditions are right, facing the ocean is never as enticing. when you ride your first wave, awe maize yourself -- you amaze yourself. >> it feels like you're flying on the water. >> reporter: catch my wave? amy freeze, eyewitness news. >> way to go. she's hanging ten for sure. >>> out of control flames, finally crews are getting the on a massive wildfire in california. why that is litt

because of the heavy rainfall , the nassau county health 3 local beaches. a health advisory issued for three south shore beaches, rock away, it's likely the beaches were impacted by storm water run off, which can elevate bacteria levels. >>> developing now, florida's governor announced the number of zika cases caused by mosquitoes risen to 14. rick scott is asking for federal help, the cases are clustered in the same square mile neighborhood in county. despite the additional cases, officials do not expect widespread outbreaks in the united states. >>> a young boy died days after pulled from a swimming pool at a jewish community center in new jersey. he died from complications from the incident, pulled from the jute door pool on the palisades last thursday, rushed to the is investigating. >>> a protest against police at the steps of city hall as demonstrators connected to the black lives matter movement and making three demands. kemberly richardson is live with the details. >> reporter: now, things are extremely quiet, though the nypd put out metal barricade

. >>> a big scare at the a local beach. swimmers were ordered out of the water at south beach on reported shark sighting. you can see people standing along the shore there. it may have been a hammerhead but officials have not confirmed the sighting yet. and speaking of sharks, the 10th great white shark the season was tagged off the cape yesterday. the doctor working with the atlantic white shark conservancy tagged the 10 1/2 female. she has been named keli and again she looks like she is smiling too. my pumpkin. a lot more still to come in the the next half-hour. including a -- in the next half- hour including a closer look of allegations of racism at boston latin. >> the i-team investigation on the safety of drinking waters. the secret withheld from hole owners for decades. >> four things to know as you head out the door this morning. ? ? ee-e-e-oh-mum-oh-weh ? ? hush my darling... ? ? the lion sleeps tonight. ? [snoring.] ? hush my darling... ? [snoring.] ? don't fear my darling... ? ? the lion sleeps tonight. ? [snoring.

notice that there are some winds being directed on shore, light sea breeze and knock local beaches back into the 70s for most of the afternoon. so we have upper 70s in spots like borne at 79, barnstable 74, 78 nantucket 74?. 79 in marshfield but 81 in plymouth, some lower 80s in brockton and middleborough, even in and around the boston area, boston to 81, woburn 82, natick 82 and northeastern massachusetts, the exception cape ann where it is in the 70s, the hills also in the 70s, so auburn and worcester get to 76? and into southern new hampshire really the lower 80s ruling for the most part, a little cooler on monadnocks. tonight 60s and 50s are back. so open the window, going to feel nice, going to feel a little crisp by the time you wake up tomorrow. lower 90s for wednesday. thursday similar temperatures in the upper 80s, but we are starting to add a little bit friday, high 89 perhaps even in the 90s and going to bring scattered showers right now looks like the morning hours but the timing could shift a little bit with that front. weekend shaping up dry with highs around 80. back to y

early and then in the afternoon a little bit breezy but warmer certainly in santa cruz then our local beacheshere. 59 half monbay. 62 san francisco. 68 in oak land. so temperatures remain well below average inland. manage a few 80's but we look at still the coolest day yet to arrive. that's on saturday. temperatures will range from once again the 50's to the low 80's inland. sunday we rebnd a little bit in just a couple days where we have some 90's. nothing too extreme cool off again 0so really quiet august pattern which will favor the firefightersing effort with high relative humidity and cool temperatures. >> thank you lisa. >>> sports director larry is returning to the roots. our sister network espn for a few days. >> how is this. >> larry is back on sports. >> i want to you google him and aloha means lo had a. >> that means i'm back. i'm back. i can't even believe it. >> that's larry last night alongside his old pal neal. he's still on vacation relief on sports center in los angele angeles. here are the highlights. >> you know i was looking at him earlier then i started looking at you. yo

. >>> a fish history is playing out at a local beach. people see fish flopping on the explanation is the fish are trying to escape predators probably bluefish and are being driven on to the shore. >> the bluefish are pushing them into shallow watter to increase the probability they are going to be able to with each pass through, have a higher number of them disabled. >> and the aquarium also tells us this is part of the natural life cycles of the fish and it happens every year. >> >> right circles of life. >> right. >>> it's going to be a great day but first we got to get through the foggy start out there. >> yeah. a little fog. >> a little reduced visibility chris and kathryn. after that the sun will shinelow humidity beautiful day today. 63 right now. we are in the 50s in the suburbs. 51 in jaffrey. 57 in concord new hampshire. upper 50s from portsmouth to lawrence. low 50s in taunton. the fog is not everywhere. it's patchy but locally thick so quarter mile visibility bedford springfield and orange and concord be aware of it. little pa

local moto the disease in miami beach. including in the south beach area. champion with the latest. >> reporter: florida governor rick scott says local mosquitoes are transmitting the zika virus in miami beach. >> five individuals have been confirmed as cases of local transmissions of zika are connected to the miami beach area. >> reporter: three men and two women contracted the virus in a 1.5 square mile area of miami beach which includes south beach, the popular tourist destination. two of the infect red residents, the other three visitors. cdc director says sea breezes and high-rises will make attacking zika in miami beach challenging. >> you also have high levels of winds that can blow the products that are applied and large numbers of people and getting people to wear long sleeve shirts and long pant there's would be somewhat challenging. >> reporter: the windwood neighborhood north of downtown miami was the first area transmitted. the cdc is advising pregnant women to avoid both zones. the zika virus can cause a devastating birth defect that leaves bab

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at the beaches a little cooler and i imagine a lot of our local beaches still get into the 80s today. a lot of those 70s for the cape and islands. ocean temperature 71 degrees. highs today 88, boston. fitchburg and nashua. upper 80s in norwood. 83 in plymouth and 70s for the cape and islands. futurecast today is featuring sunshine and scattered clouds mixing in during the afternoon. overnight the clouds increase. so does humidity and we tart seeing spot showers popping up after midnight. that means 7:00 tomorrow morning, a couple of showers around. a chance in both spots like southern new hampshire that you see on your map and there is a chance in the boston area. a chance in as well. whatever we see will be like -- like i said widely scattered. we hit closer to noon, we will see more of these stronger storms popping up. a this is front dips toward boston close to 5 p.m., we are going to see some of those storms filling in potentially boston and southeastern mass. south of the mass pike is where we have strong to severe storms late morning and afternoon. the front will be pulling atwl

. >> whether you're heading to the beach, the local beaches over the labor day weekend or staying here, unfortunately, it is looking like we'll be dealing with rainfall amounts about two to six inches. with that much rain we'll certainly be tracking the concern for some flooding. i want to break down the timeline. so friday night, it's gorgeous, it's dry. nothing to worry about. during the day on saturday, rain moves in. it could move in as early as lunchtime or hold off until the later afternoon. the time period i'm most concerned about this weekend is going to be saturday night. this forecast is evolving and it will be changing, but right now, all eyes on saturday night as we track heavy rain and winds that could produce some wind damage. flooding still potentially an issue sunday morning as rain pulls out during the day on sunday. radar showing the heaviest rain around the tampa area. right now in cedar key, jay is seeing high winds, any rain? >> thankfully we're getting break from the rain. it's been musk throu plo move through. forecasters are warning this storm could reach hurric

[sfx: bong] >>> a big scare at a local beach. swimmers were ordered out of the water at south beach on martha vin yarr's after report -- vineyard after a reported shark sighting. this actually might have been a hammerhead shark but officials have not confirmed the sighting. >> speaking of sharks the 10th great white shark of the season was tagged off the cape yesterday. the doctor worked with the atlantic white shark conservanctagged the i love they name them as they go along. >> the beach on the vineyard is part of the jaws movie. >> is that where they shot jaws. >> part of it was over at the scene when she goes under in the beginning and then yeah the waves at south beach, i am not getting out of the water for a shark. >> can you imagine the warningeverybody out of the water and you look to the shore to look for the fin. >> everybody runs towards the watter to look for it instead we have a spectacular -spectacular day on tap. >> it will be beautiful. these days, i want to say they are he numbered but this is the time of the yea

afternoon temperatures ranging from upper 70s at our local beaches from portsmouth down to the north shore, boston and south mid-70s over the cape and islands. 5 p.m. drive home from work, 80s inland and plenty of sun. the hot pots from the merrimack valley. middle 80s in lowell, nashua, metheun, haverhill. billerica up to 83 degrees and framingham and norwood. 77 on the vineyard. worcester today makes it to 82 and boston will get up to about 80 degrees. we have james taylor playing at fenway park this evening that starts at about 75 degrees at 7 p.m. then we sink in layer it is you catch a chill easily. tomorrow morning, more 50s and 60s and temperatures a couple of degrees warmer. mid- to upper 80s tomorrow. look at that 87 in fitchburg or 89 in lawrence. norwood gets to 86. the seven-day forecast with the weekend always in rue. hot. and the warm-up continuing on friday with a high of 90. tossing in scattered clouds. no thunderstorms and showers until saturday. scattered storms. 86. going to get stiy my pick of the weekend, high, 82. send you over to julie. and you are certainly se

flags are already up in local beaches, warning swimmers about riptides. meteorologist sarah wroblewski tells us how to stay safe and smart in the water. >> the reporter: as labor day approaches, many are trying to squeeze in the last beach day of the summer. be aware, you're likely to come across red flags like this one at lifeguard stations indicating currents. major hurricane gaston is over 1,000 miles away and creating large swells in the open atlantic, bringing rough surf an dangerous riptides into our beaches. while gaston is forecast to move away, three-point play two-run systems we're watching, one off the coast of the carolinas and now tropical storm hermine, both have the potential of bringing hazardous beach conditions to southern new england through the holiday weekends as they get closer. and while this weekend beaches won't head to the water, the chandlere chances of getting caught in a rip currents will be higher. how do you get out of one. i spoke to local lifeguards and they taught me how to identify and get out of a riptide. >> first thing

florida governor rick scott confirmed on friday that five people have been infected locally with the disease in miami beach, including three tourists. officials say this suggests infected mosquitoes are now in the area which includes much of south beach. the cdc has issued a new travel warning advising pregnant women to avoid the popular tourist destination. zika has infected 36 people locally in florida, mostly just outside of miami, in the wynwood area. although the cdc says that number is undoubtedly higher. >>> in southern california, all of the blue cut fire evacuation orders have been lifted. and as of last night, crews had the wild fire 85% contained. no deaths have been reported but according to officials at least 105 homes were destroyed. at this point the cause is still under investigation. >>> and in northern california, evacuees are returning home after being forced out by the clayton fire. at least 189 homes were lost in the flames as the fire scorched about 4,000 acres.

town by town and check out some of the local beaches in less than 10. back to you guys. >> catherine: a fast moving fire damages a home in northborough of it started around 3:00 t in the roof on hudson street. firefighters on the scene for nearly two hours. all of the residents in that home made it out. but the family does tell us the two cats are missing and may not have survived. so far no word on a cause but does appear to be suspicious at this time. >> jason: replace a newspaper box dustin pedroia in a dangerous act of vandalism, caught on surveillance cam where a earlier this week. newspaper box belonging to the rainbow times. tonight at 7:00, they'll unveil a new box at 7:00. state police investigating a hate crime because the paper serves the lgbt community. there's a $5,000 reward leading to the arrest. >> catherine: donald trump calls democratic hillary clinton unfit to serve. meanwhile, he's facing backlash for the murder of an cousin. >> reporter: donald trump kicked off an event in iowa and wasn't missing words. >> hillary clinton thinks she

what their neighbors >> >> mark: plus, brand new video, fish by the dozens, washing up on a local beach. what experts say could be prompting this wild site. >> millions of vehicles on the road with defective air bags. why even, if they wanted to, some drivers can't get them immediately fixed. >> vanessa: police arrest two men who were talking about police shootings and they found loaded weapons in their car. >> mark: i'm mark ockerbloom. even though they were making those disturbing comments, right now, they are only facing weapons and drug charges. fox 25's malini basu is standing by live in salem, where the men were picked up early this morning. malini? >> the reporter: mark and vanessa, the two men faced a judge, we're outside of salem district court. investigators tell us the two men were making threatening remarks towards the officers and they also found a rifle and a loaded gun inside of that car. let me take you back to that courtroom, all of this happened ju the arraignment itself. here's what we could tell you. early this morning, salem police officers pulled over kevin mendoza

scott says three people traveled to miami beach from new york, texas and taiwan. the other two are locals. with south beach being a big vacation spot for new yorkers, this has many travelers on edge, will vacation next. >> next time i'm going to miami, i should probably do my research to see how to prevent it or how to be protected or immune about it and see how it goes. >> i've actually been planning my honeymoon and not going anywhere in the caribbean or along the gulf coast because of that reason. >> reporter: the outbreak brings the number of cases in florida to 36. earlier this month another infected person was identified. miami-dade county officials have been planes in the area, but they can't do the same in miami beach because planes can't fly low enough due to the high-rises and strong winds. while the concern grows, some new yorkers say they're not worried. >> we've been to costa rica and everywhere else. wear your protection from your deet and you'll be fine. >> reporter: new york health officials are warning pregnant women and their partners not to if you have been there and yo

and does create winds coming off the water and this will create some cooler conditions at our local beaches. 73 right now in boston. visibility a okay but dew point at 7. man, that feels muggy out there. the best part for storms will be early and mid afternoon out toward boston. this morning we have clouds on and off through the morning hours. 10 a.m. in the lower 80s. we will be in the upper 80s probably for highs today. but once we hit about 6 p.m., clearing skies. highs anywhere from 87 in boston and ipswich and 89 in norwood and framingham to 84 in worcester. 82 in hyannis and 82 new bedford. pretty much everybody has that risk for storms, but just at at this timelines are different. earlier to the north and west of boston. closer to lunchtime. closer to the cape. this weekend, 89 in boston. 79 on sunday. upper 80s both days in nashua. mid and upper 80s both days in 82 on sunday. and the cape is probably going to run in the 70s both days. i have actually got a town-by-town beach forecast coming up in the next couple of minutes. the next risk of rain will be on monday. looks pretty spott

. >> shiri: careful at any of our local beaches. we have dangerous conditions in the water. the moderate risk of rip currents. waves 3 to 7 feet and we need to stay where there are lifeguards. pretty big surf. the reasoning, the tropics. and how it will have a bigger impact for labor day. >>> his retirement party was scheduled for today but in >>> his retirement party was scheduled for today but in mr. brady, we've been expecting you. will you be needing anything else? not a thing. >>> complete new england news coverage continues right now. this is the fox25 morning news. >> gene: now at 5:30, we continue to follow breaking news outside of the ted williams tunnel this morning. that's where state police are investigating crash since 1:00 this morning. two people were killed. two more hurt. the crash involves a car and a large van. there are detours in that area. if you were headed to logan airport you need to keep that in mind. julie will have the latest on the traffic situation around this accident scene coming up in just a couple of minutes. >>> but first, it is hard to bel

don't look for a lot of clearing at the local beaches. 64. so it's cooler in san francisco. 70 in oakland. 84 in san jose and the heat returns inland midweek. >> sara's not happy with you. >> we didn't give the beach forecast. >> that's next? >> you could have added some graphics. >> we have a lot of content. it's 96 degrees in the shade. ♪ 96 degrees in the shade >> oh, my gosh. >> oh, wow. >> a new boy band has emerged. >> the only place to go from here is to ron. for some news. >> no other choice. >> to get us back on track. >> thank you, paula. good morning, everyone. >>> we begin right here in new york city where the leader of a mosque, the imam and his assistant, were fatally shot and killed outside the mosque. as they left afternoon prayers. police say that both men shot in the back of the head, execution-style. investigators are looking through surveillance video that they say shows a suspect in a dark polo shirt approach the victims from behind. police say there is nothing to indicate so far that they were targeted because of their re

really beautiful day to be at any of the local beach. keep in mind when you look at this day planner, this is a lot focused on greater boston area metrowest which is why you can see 86 here at 3:00 p.m. the beaches will stay cooler. so although i think most of massachusetts and southern new hampshire gets into the lower 80s at noon, you start to see the separation in temperature here once we hit that hottest time of the day. 80 to 88?, depending whether you're at the cooler beaches and hotter inland towns and cities. town by town, look, not what to plan around for this accident but both days this weekend coming up in a couple minutes. live drive time traffic and find friday slowdowns. >> stephanie: something new that popped up on the map, entry lane blocked at 128 southbound. not causing any delays. this is at headed out in the next 15 minutes, something you want to keep an eye out on. it should be clearing the next 20 minutes and taking wider look at, slowdown on 93 southbound and the expressway as well. live look at the expressway right

. >> not all of us can go to copacabana beach but we have our own local beaches. is that the place to head, kari? >> i think so. but it won be as nearly as warm. 60s along the coastline today. i thinkle side is 62 degrees. and you see that we will have some low clouds to start out the day. and then starting to see those clouds moving out as we go into this afternoon. highs today reaching 92 degrees in fairfield. livermore, 91 degrees. great pool weather. 75 degrees in oakland, san francisco. up to 67 degrees. so we'll take a look at what to expect over the next couple days and look ahead to the weekend coming up. heading over to mike, let's see what's happening with that crash in san jose. >> you are going to get on the roadway because i want to warn folks through san jose, look, most of the rest of the bay moving well but we had two crashes. one in san jose is the problem, folks. prepare for the slowdown. just as the commute is building north 101 just north of the 85 split with 101. bay shore freeway jams up. only the slow lane is blocked. better news i heard abo

locally 60s beaches, up to the mid-80s away from the bay. 90 the outside number. sundown at 7:39. boy, if you have been sneezing, your eyes are itchy, it's because the grasses, elm and chenopods. extended forecast into the holiday, it's mild. >> i thought were you going to do the weather forecast in the victor newman voice. >> 89 -- >> there you go. [ imitation ] [ laughter ] >> still ahead, careful what you say to your dogs and how to say it. the new research that shows they understand more than you may think. >> and don't forget the 49ers take on the san diego chargers in preseason action tomorrow night. you can see it on kpix 5 at 7:00. ,, ,,,,,,,,,, the wolf was huffing and puffing. like you do sometimes, grandpa? well, when you have copd, it can be hard to breathe. it can be hard to get air out, which can make it hard to get air in. so i talked to my doctor. she said... symbicort could help you breathe better, starting within 5 minutes. symbicort doesn't replace a rescue inhaler for sudden symptoms. symbicort helps provide significant improvement of your lung function. symbic

miami beach is bustling with tourists and buzzing with zika virus carrying mosquitoes. >> we are requesting additional support from the cdc. >> a second outbreak of local zika cases in miami beach spurred the new centers for disease control travel warning. pregnant women should avoid the area and perhaps all of miami-dade county. the focus is on a 1.5 square mile area wherein februaryed it mosquitoes are spreading the virus. >> well, i am not planning on getting pregnant, but it is scary. >> a pregnant woman is infected. >> my friends canceled the trip to miami. >> he is flying to miami and he is not concerned, but his wife is. >> my wife is pregnant and she is a little paranoid about the zika. >> the cdc warning includes partners of pregnant women as the virus can be sexually transmitted. abc7 news. >>> for the first time today we heard from the family of a woman hit by a tree limb who will likely never walk again. 36-year-old schway was watching her when the 100-pound branch fell. she has undergone multiple surgeries and she is in a lot of pain and recovery will be difficult. >> they showed me the picture of the backbone and it is split in half. they

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