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. >> late last month a family out of massachusetts beach used the app and was alerted to the shark inhousands of people are at golden gate park for the outside lands music festival. security is tight this year for the first time. ticket holders must pass through metal detectors to get in. and san francisco police have more officers assigned to provide security this year. officials are also asking that festival goers leave their backpacks at home for security reasons. even the fbi has to keep a close eye on the big crowds this weekend. here's the reward for those heading down to the festival. tonight's headliners include radiohead, zed, and others playing tonight. on sunday, lionel ritchie, lana del rey, and third eye blind. security will be very tight. . >> and mark tamayo has the latest on the forecast. >> just shiver, almost seemed like winter time. typical of summertime weather patterns in the bay area, the cool it was coast side. and some pretty comfortable temperatures inland. 80s twvrnld roifrj rl -- toward livermore and antioch. 55 in pacifica, 60s and 70s around the bay itself

. >> last month a family on a massachusetts beach use the app and was avoiding getting into the water after it alerted them there is a shark out there. stay on the beach.>>> i don't know -- i'm already paranoid. and irrationally paranoid so i don't know if that would help me. >> i'm not sure i need the phone on the beach to say no way.>>> is it beach weather? i'm thinking no. >> you can sit on the shore and listen to the waves. >> south of santa barbara, that is a ways to go. maybe go inland. in the communities will be in the 80s so if you are thinking about swimming and the pool for maybe a lake, go inland. you have good weather. we have a nice start to the day over the east bay hills where we see blue skies this morning. we had cloud cover yesterday so minor changes in store and the grand scheme, not a huge change coming our way but we will warm- up some into the afternoon. let's start from the view above. the marine layer around 2000 feet. very similar to how we started yesterday. onshore breeze reporting 17 miles per hour and opened reporting 13. it is there but not as strong as i

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more shark sightings in the waters off of massachusetts brought a beach day in cape cod to a quick end. officials closed a pair of beaches after they spotted great whites. the latest in a string of fox25's blair miller takes look at the research the way swimmers are warned. >> reporter: racing along the coast of cape cod. we leave chatham on board with researchers from the white shark conservancy. a group that is already seeing more shark activity this summer. >> too early to tell if we are seeing peak in activity and this can be sustained through the season. >> reporter: with the help of their spotter on this plane. >> now going north. >> reporter: a 12-foot shark less than 50 yards from the beach. skyfox also there as we find one after another. four harks in just a couple of hours. greg skomo with the division of marine fisheries spots them off as they search for seals like bees in the surf. >> people need a healthy respect for animals and realize that they are out here. >> reporter: eve one they find they put this go under water for reeach. you see how close we get. >> to identify t

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

beach. >>> authorities in massachusetts confirm ef1 tornado touched down in the town of concord on monday, that storm struck at about 3:00 a.m. leaving behind a trail of damage, 400 yards wide, including power lines and trees. dozens every homes were damaged, though. luckily no one was injured. >>> very lucky, wow. >> breeze think morning, katy? but it was a nice breeze. >> yes, and really that breeze will continue to wind down, if you have got it at all, a lot of spots are really just tranquil, very calm right now, and that's going to be the story throughout the day, beautiful, beautiful excuse to get outside today with the crisp air in place, it feels kind of like fall. at least it is a taste of september here for us today. but, let's take a look at the dew points, because that's so often what up need to look at when you are talking about the comfort. so we sort of call it our comfort index. current dew point, this is low, 52 degrees, so it is very, very dry outside. and it feels awesome. we love when we can put in you that category. so far cry from the high dew points that would lead i

. >> reporter: another brutal killing has folks in howard beach visiting family in massachusetts was found dead, naked, and burned on sunday. she was found on a trail near her mother's princeton home. >> we are comparing evidence. we are comparing notes. so simply put to answer your question right now, we don't believe there is a connection. >> reporter: as police compare notes, howard beach looks out for one another and hopes for swift justice. >> on behalf of my sister and brother-in-law, thank the in their terrible grief, they have been so grateful for all the support they've received. >> reporter: tonight a $10,000 crime stopper reward is being offered for any information that leads to an arrest. police are also telling us there will be more patrols in the area. elected officials plan toput cameras in the entrance to the park where vetrano was found dead. ray villeda news 4 new york. >> ray, thank >>> tonight an i teach undercover exclusive. a raunchy play on a public golf course. >> the event held at a golf course paid for by the passaic county taxpayers. >> here's investigative

massachusetts. if you're heading to the beach today, another great one for it. 80 to 87 degrees if you're laying out. boating water temperatures 68 to 76 degrees. and your high tide right around 5:21 p.m. a little breezy though. winds from the south and west gusting occasionally up to 20, 25 miles per hour. overnight we'll be tracking scattered storms and showers. clouds roll into the picture by 5:00 p.m. and then some stray showers may make their way into the berkshires but should stay to our north and west. spotty showers, perhaps a thunderstorm right around the boston area. we'll have breaks in between the rain chances. 7:00 a.m. starting off friday, nice and dry. but muggy and some areas of fog. by 3:00 p.m., cold front moves through, that's going to help to trigger additional showers and thunderstorms moving through. and most of the rain gets out of here b so any activities you have friday night it's a go. you'll be dry. and check it out for the weekend, we couldn't have timed this out any better. saturday, sunday, plenty of sun, low humidity and highs in the mid to upper 80s. here is your seve

the white house says he's expected to play golf, head to the beach and ride bikes around the massachusetts town. yesterday, the president celebrated his 55th birthday with a bash at the white house. several celebrities attended including usher, stevie wonder, ellen degeneres and sarah jessica parker. >>> tonight, donald trump held a rally in new hampshire in front of a crowd of hundreds. trump slammed hillary clinton. >> remember, isis is looking, folks. they dream of hillary clinton. they look at her and they say, this can't be happening to us. how great is this? now you tell me she looks presidential, folks. >> this weekend, trump has been trying to heal some rifts within the republican party, endorsing the campaign with house speaker paul ryan, saying he holds senator john mccain in high esteem. trump once said mccain, who was held as a prisoner of war is not a war hero. >>> hillary clinton, meanwhile, is pulling ahead of donald trump in the deep red state of georgia. that's according to a poll from the georgia constitution. they have voted for a democrat time three times since 1964, in

massachusetts. could there be a connection to the murder of a jogger in howard beach? what police are telling us coming up. >>> show up, you think you're going to be getting your we're grounded. >> flight delays and cancellations still plaguing passengers following yesterday's power outage at delta that grounded thousands of flights. still ahead, what is the airline doing to correct the travel nightmare? >>> americanism, not globalism will be our new credo. >> donald trump gives specifics on his economic plan. he says he wants to reorganize the tax system. so how does he plan to do it and how is hillary clinton responding? we will break it all down for know, people were after me and that they were evil and that they were coming for me from all sides. >> remember this model mayhem in times square? the man who danced naked on the tkts booth is out of the hospital and talking only to cbs 2. why he says he did it and what's happened to him since then coming up. >>> look at michael's game look. it's like he's growling like a dog. >> the dog night and the announcers were the

jogger in massachusetts but police saying they of course are working very closely with the department there but there is so far no connection between the two cases. reporting live in howard beach, carolina leid, channel 7 eyewitness news. murder in massachusetts. grizzly new details tonight. the victim, 27-year-old vanessa marcotte who works for google here in the city, found naked and burned outside her parents' home outside boston. police frantically trying to find a killer. eyewitness news reporter jim dolan is there for us. >> reporter: it was too dark to look for evidence anymore. trees grow up right along the road and for miles either side. they don't have much crime out here, so what happened last night has shocked the people here and left police unaccustomed to investigating violent crime to find a violent killer. >> it's really horrifying because princeton is a lovely quiet town. so for this to happen we're all really shocked and disturbed. >> reporter: 27-year-old vanessa marcotte lived in new york city. she was living out her dream by mother in this princeton home over the weekend. she left the house yesterday afternoon to go for a walk but didn't return. police k-9

beach road in sharon. however, he has ties to massachusetts, new york and new jersey. if you have any information, call police. heather: five investigates was there as the blame game over the cancelled boston grand prix race continuing today with the former race ceo saying blaming the city for the cancelled race. former ceo john casey, seen here in an earlier interview with 5 investigates, testifying under oath that the city was not willing to change the course of the race, which casey suggested would have kept the event on track. casey's statements are just not accurate. casey also faced numerous questions from the bankrtuptcy trustee about checks written from boston grand prix's account for his own benefit. >> in a corporate case, if principals are being over paid arguably there's a right to perhaps get that back at this point it's too early to determine if that's the there is a right to get that back. at this point it is too early to determine if that is the situation. casey said it was all part of the compensation he was owed. a five-thousand dollar reward is being

. >> we'll have more on that howard beach murder in a second. >>> want to tell you that eyewitness news reporter jim dolan right now headed to princeton, massachusetts. his reports there begin on eyewitness news tonight at 11:00. we'll also have any updates immediately on our social media sites and our website, abc7ny. >>> now to the howard beach crime. in less than an hour, the nypd, community leaders, and elected officials will meet with residents in the queens was found murdered. karina vetrano's parents meeting with detectives at a police command post today. tonight the cops will discuss the investigation in to vetrano's murder. they'll also try to restore a sense of security in the worried neighborhood. >> there's more police presence here now than ever and they should not be concerned. they should be alert. they should not be concerned that the neighborhood is going to hell in a hand basket. >> residents have been asking for additional police patrol since the murder. they also want officials to get grass where vetrano's body was found. >>> they are tree lined refuges for people who live in an elevated concrete jungle. but tonight disturbing st

shiri shiri warms your heart. 80 in dennis. 85 in plymouth and 78 in massachusetts to new hampshire. hampton beach 88 degrees and 80 in markellhead. i will take you through the temperatures in your town next. >>> plus a looksy for dopey. -- a whoopsy for dopey. the slip and fall for one disney character caught on camera in the middle of a fireworks show. >>> a local woman under arrest accused of biting off the ear when you've been making delicious natural cheese for over 100 years like kraft has, er melty cheese. it does exist! >>> a spectacular day, so soak it up all you can. the community and the thunderstorms are coming back the rest of this week, and meteorologist shiri spear says 80s will be back, maybe the 90s today. >> daniel: we love that and she joins us from the stormtracker weather center with the best forecast you will see this week, and she >> shiri: oh, that is a very dangerous thing to do as a meteorologist. 70 degrees in boston. i guarantee the best of the upcoming week because humidity is still bearable. cooler in spots like sharon and norwood at 52 degrees. upper 50s in framingha

beach. vanessa was murdered in massachusetts. this is a very strange coincidence. liz is here to talk about it. >> it doesn't look like they are connected but of course, the timing. the award for her killer has been doubled. it's been a week since 30-year-old was killed. she was jogging in howard people and watch dozens of surveillance tapes.hey investigated 30 crimestoppers tips but so far, no people of interest or suspects. there is also no suspects in the murder of vanessa marcotte he. she works for google here in the city but was visiting her family in central mass. she was jogging on sunday when she was killed. police don't know she was targeted random but they are following hundreds of tips. her body was burned and she may have been sexually assaultedfficials are keeping a close eye on the investigation . >> there are similarities. >> it's a huge priority. >> vigil was held to show support for vanessa and her family. they say they had collected it's not good at all. >> thought they would find something this week. the nypd is strategically going out there and

i looked across the last 90 days, northeastern massachusetts seen the least amount ofn rocky mountains. heading to the beach tomorrow, dry there, 88 degrees. water temperatures on the cool side. south shore 82 to 86. southeast breeze. more southwest towards the cape and the islands. coolest air here 76 to 81. and as the wind picks up the water will get chopper tomorrow. this is the front we are watching and this will be tomorrow night the clouds start to thicken. the humidity starts to come up. saturday morning we are looking at partly cloudy skies and morning showers. most of the showers and thunderstorms will be between noon and 6:00 p.m. right now that looks like the highest likelihood and a few thunderstorms could have damaging wind gusts and damaging rainfall. keep an eye to the skies. if you have plans have a place where you can run inside quickly. especially i up. >> no changes for the forecast. warm, muggy. most activity should be from noon onwords. sunday 85. low humidity too. saturday snapshot, 80s. partly sunny and tracking the thunderstorms and on sunday warm but the humidity is going to fall ba

beaches. clouds have been dissipating, moving through southeastern massachusetts. along with this cold front which has been bringing in more comfortable air. still very sticky with oppressive dew points along the south coast. drier air along the north bike. you are feeling the wind kicks up out of the north and west. it is warm out there, 85 in boston. temperatures will climb a few more degrees as the less humid air works in. high temperatures today making a run toward 90 in a lot of spots. even on the cake, mid 80's. we will let you know when cooler air settles in. erika: thank you. new at noon, the driver of the duck boat that sheered off part that driver said he was diverted off because of a tour. luckily, nobody was hurt. last night, the company released a statement saying in part, "the driver's actions, although not intentional, will be under review by company safety experts, who will conduct a thorough analysis of this event." lawmakers passed new safety regulations for all tour companies after a woman was killed in a collision with a duck boat on beacon hill

beach condo. they were staying there while visiting from massachusetts. the mother and brother are expected to survive. he is facing attempted second degree murder. >>> new developments in the so- called lochte gate. two of four american swimmers who falsely reported a robbery are back in the u.s. this morning. the two boarded a plane in rio overnight. not saying anything to reporters yet. their departure came hours after police announcement that gold medalist ryan lochte and three teammates were not held of partying. officials say they were drunk and vandalized a business and then made up a cover story. the fourth swimmer remains in brazil. also overnight, the u.s. olympic committee issued a formal apology to the city of rio. >>> and polk county parents with kids at five failing schools will have to wait longer to find out what changes will take place at those schools. school leaders outlined their plan to failing grades. the proposal includes redirecting at least a million dollars and it calls for more teacher planning time. but parents don't understand

coast of new hampshire 82 degrees generally about 80 upper spooiz to lower 80s at the beaches all along the massachusetts coastline and out to the islands as well. looks good, right? we'll talk about how hot it sunday is looking like as well. just ahead. >>> a reward for a possible hate crime in salem. we first showed you this wednesday wednesday night at 10:00. in it you can see a mailbox with the rainbow times exploding her -- here. the times is the largest lgbtq newspaper in new england. >>> memorial mass is being planned for two catholic nuns found stabbed to death inside their mississippi home. night on fox 25, sister paula and meryl had been ministering to the poor in rural mississippi. when people found her police found her i should say, and a fellow nun stabbed to death yesterday morning. investigators are now offering nearly $23,000 for information. >>> boston police are warning people who plan to attend this week's caribbean festival that they need to keep it clean. the festival begins with a parade in the morning. boston police tell us they sure it's a safe and fun even to the celebrate caribb

massachusetts for arraignment. two more shark sightings reported on the cape today. one off north beach in chatham. another near south beach in orleans. newscenter 5's todd kazakiewich is live in chatham with reaction tonight, todd? taught: while swimmers might find it disconcerting, experts say shark activity close to shore is not unusual. overall, there's been a lot of shark activity in the waters off the cape so far this summer. >> as soon as we got out, we had our spotter pilot reaching out to let us know that he saw a white shark off of monomoy. it was off of monomoy this morning that researchers snapped this photo, showing a white shark snacking on a seal, this is one of many sharks spotted today during a research mission led by state marine biologist dr. greg skomal. >> we actually saw at least half a dozen sharks today. many of them were down south of chatham inlet, where there's not a lot of folks swimming, but a bunch of them including the ones that we had tagged in previous years were up to the north, mostly from coast guard beach and right here off of north beach as well. the sightings

massachusetts. good evening. >> the new york city woman was visiting her mother. she went for a run and never returned. for many, this sounds eerily familiar to the murder of a jogger in howard beach exactly we have more on the new information. >> reporter: grisly and disturbing new details. police in massachusetts saying the victim was found naked and burned. it started as a missing person case, but that search and search dogs led investigators to a body in the woods. the victim is 2-year-old vanessa marcotte. she's a google account executive who lived in new york city but had been back home in princeton, massachusetts, visiting her mother. princeton is just north of wooster, mass, 50 sunday vanessa went for a jog but never came home. she was reported missing. after a massive search, police and state troopers found vanessa's body just a half mile away from her mother's house. and we said police say she was found naked and burned. less than 24 hours into the investigation, detectives still trying to determine who would do this and why. >> we do not know if this was a random act. we are asking the residents of to use an abundance of caution. we're asking the public to be careful an

lot of ways you love it because it's great beach weather and any activities outdoors but it comes with a price. >> two different sides a lot of massachusetts is in the severe drought. live look over the city of boston. no rain in the forecast today. every thursday. we brought you the update yesterday at noontime but if you missed it, the drought expanded across southeastern massachusetts in terms of the areas of severe drought now. last week it included boston and worcester and now it includes parts of northern connecticut and rhode island as well. it's expanded across southern new hampshire. condured cord and bort op -- concord and boston and worcester. no threat for rain today. tomorrow goes up about 60% chance with some showers and and we go back down sunday and monday. dry weather beautiful weather but no rain in the forecast. 65 in boston right now. 61 in worcester and 65 in manchester and we are in the 50s in the suburbs yet again. upper 50s falmouth to chatham. dew points in the 50s as well. so it's going to be a comfortable day today in terms of humidity levels. next disturbance is back to the west. doesn't look like a whole lot. s

beach. they went to the siesta key from massachusetts. >> they come here to enjoy our >> but the vacation took a drastic turn. >> there are issues that travel with them even though they're in paradise, the issues will still present themselves. >> on tuesday she and her sons were on wednesday night deputies got a call from the single mother saying her 16-year-old son stabbed her and his brother. >> the teen ran. he was found a few blocks away. the homeowner said the teen knocked on his door and asked for help saying his family was being attacked. when they showed up he gave aful transpired. something led to the stabbing. the youngest boy thought he was going to die. they asked the same question, they asked if we heard anything at 9:00. there are some things going on. we told them we didn't hear anything. >> as the families are enjoying paradise the thought is on their winds. it is >> that teen is in jail charged with second degree attempted murder. >> mom and brother are in stable condition. they will be okay. >> man was attacked, robbed and left unconscious for several hours. police believe th

massachusetts. the president is golfing and heading to the beach and riding bikes around martha's vineyard.e he left he went on the campaign trail for hillary clinton. >> reporter: the political storm growing fiercer, president obama president obama gets away from it all, sort of what he hopes will be a quiet two weeks on martha's vineyards, but before not leaving hind -- behind zingers for donald trump. >> he is woefully unprepared to do the job. >> reporter: he kept going along the singaporean prime minister. >> if you are repeatedly having to say in very strong terms what he has said is unacceptable, why are you still endorsing him? what does this say about your party that this is your standard barrier. there has to come a point at which you say somebody who makes those kinds of statements does not have the judgment, the temperment, the understanding to occupy the most important position in the world. >> reporter: he wouldn't utter donald trump's name and would speak broadly. since his endorsement of hillary clinton and the convention, he seems freer and willing and eager to speak his mi

massachusetts. the comparison being drawn to a similar case in howard beach, queens just days before. >>> our afternoon, police say a man grabbed the gun of a police officer inside of a deli in the bronx during a robbery and used it to shoot and kill someone else. they have identified the gunman as ephraim guzman. he has nine prior arrests including burglary and robbery. >>> an infant's death is linked to the zika virus. a child tested positive for the condition that stops brain development and shrinks the size of a baby's head. the mother apparently got the visiting latin america. >>> some critics are taking aim at hillary clinton for the person who showed up at her rally. saddiq mateen, the father of the orlando nightclub shooter, who is on the government's no- fly list, was spotted in the audience in the background of that rally. clinton's campaign says he was not an invited guest. it was open to the public. >>> hello, i'm david novarro. >> i'm shirleen allicot. police are investigating another murder mystery involving a jo york city was killed while out for a run in massachusetts. >> she was visiti

middle 80s central massachusetts and lower 80s at mid-70s in some areas right now. looking at the cape forecast. tomorrow a beautiful beach day. friday a slight chance of a shower or a storm. much more humid and then near 80 both days. here's the overall pattern. showers approaching tomorrow. and most of these will dry up in the afternoon. we might see a couple develop in the middle of the night. that would be a good thing if we can squeeze out a little bit of activity. and a chance for a couple more showers and storms friday afternoon. if you have outdoor plans, very hit or miss in nature. once the front passes, the weekend says it all. we're looking at 80s, sunshine, a little cooler. and a beautiful pair of days for anything outdoors. i also want to talk about the tropics. we have this wave that's moving towards puerto rico this evening. it has strong winds, gusting 50 to 60 miles per hour at times. on it yet. once that happens, they name it a tropical storm. it would be hermine. and where this heads over the next couple of days is expected to be through the bahamas and towards florida. this weekend, this is the zone to

beaches. reporter: signs of tripoli being detected in massachusetts. mosquitoes infected were found in yarmouth, and it's the first time that they are saying the fatal virus. the town officials will begin more monitoring and testing today in that area. new concern in florida after another case of zika virus transmitted by a mosquito, and that has travelers out. big money as they change the plans. the spread of zika has prompted a warning in miami warmer destinations. they had a trip there planned for nine friends but they cancelled out of fear. none of the women are pregnant, and that's the conflict with the airlines. >> they said we're not going to allow you to have a refund unless you have a doctor's note showing that you are pregnant. reporter: the airline offered her a voucher but she's holding out for cash so what can you do? check the refund policy before insurance. randy: breaking news on the eye for this friday morning. we'll be update updating the situation in the sumner tunnel after a crash there, and another earthquake hitting central italy.

phelps, ledecky and we'll play a little beach volley ball too with kerry all of that and we'll see you later tonight. 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. we have a proven record of helping students 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. ols. >>> developing news tonight. deadly flood disaster on the gulf coast. state of emergency declared in louisiana. heavy rain and heroic rescues as rivers overflow their banks o >>> and donald trump says he was being sarcastic after calling president obama the founder of isis and hillary clinton releases her tax returns, trying to get trump to release his. >>> and the thrill of victory, michael phelps makes history again. we talk to his family. >>> and there's something about simone, we're with

massachusetts. lunchtime temperatures tomorrow, back in the 70s and low 80s. looks nice, right? your beach forecast, beautiful. rexham 7879, light house beach 78, every where getting some amount of sunshine, most places getting a lot of sunshine tomorrow. in the 70s and low 80s on cape cod tomorrow morning, to the north and west mid 80s, most places, not seeing any upper 80s tomorrow but plenty warm for august day and still not too humid. this weekend, shows at fenway, zach brown band, mostly clear skies starting at 80, 6:30 concert going down to 70s. sunday night, the later you go concert especially the threat of showers increases (^). i don't anticipate will thereby problems with the concert but after the the show be aware of that temperatures again at 80 and dropping to the 70s. this is the rain i'm talking about. a front to the west pushing on here, late night sunday and into the early morning hours of monday. heaviest, want to try to split around boston and the areas with the severe drought i. seems to be a trend, doesn't it? there is no forcefield or wall, just a coincidence in the w

accused of stabbing his mom and 14-year-old brother at the turtle beach condo where they were staying while visiting from massachusetts. the mother and brother are expected to survive. he is facing two counts of attempted second degree murder. >>> polk county parents with kids at five failing schools will have to wait a little longer to find out what changes will take place. improve the schools' failing grades. the proposal includes redirecting at least a million dollars and calls for more teacher planning time. but parents don't understand why it took so long to come up with a plan. >> they brought up the excuse of it's funding. now they're willing to dump money back into the school when they should have been doing it all along and to every program out there. >> polk county school administers will meet with the state board of education august plan. >>> 6:38 on this friday morning. ed bloodsworth is in for leigh spann morning. not a bad morning. >> absolutely. forker this time of year, right about where we should be temperature-wise and conditions- wise as well. expect a dry commute this morning. looking gorgeous as w

beach county is being investigated. the infected person was recently in dade county where there are a dozen confirmed cases. massachusetts. officials in sheffield say they are dealing with the worst rabies outbreak since 1992. they've seen rabbit foxes, skunks, and a woodchuck. and they are warning residents to keep a close eye on pets and children. >>> a fast moving wildfire is moving out of control. the so called pilot fire ignited yesterday afternoon in the san bernardino mountains. so far, the flames have consumed more than 5500 acres evacuate. right now at least 400 firefighters are working to put out the fire. we're learning new information about the deadly hot air balloon crash in texas. investigators believe the pilot was trying to come down through a break in the clouds and didn't notice the power lines below. the balloon hit the lines and who brought a homemade clock to school is now suing. the family claims they had to deal with death threats and had to move out of the country. >> i lost my security. i can't walk out on the streets any more without having to be covered up. because i don't want to get shot. and

they were visiting from massachusetts but in a twist deputies say wednesday night gust ramgren stabbed in his family multi- possible -- multiple times on turtle beach. >> when you come to paradise it doesn't always mean everything is rosy. >> reporter: after he stepped his family he took off and went to a home a few blocks from didn't want to be on camera but the team that his family was attacked and then sat down and buried his head in his hands. when deputies caught up to him he admitted to the crime. first responders treated his injured family members and the arrest report described the heartbreaking moment with the younger brother. charles stated he thought he was going to die and asked why his brother would do this. locals are stunned it. turtle beach is known for being a quiet haven on siesta key. >> one of the last places i would expect something like this to >> reporter: melissa and charles ramgren were transported to local hospitals and gust ramgren has been issued two counts of attempted second-degree murder. melissa and charles were badly injured but expected to survive . gust ramgren is in the custody of the department of juvenile justi

beaches. make a pop-up shower in central and western massachusetts. kind of muggy overnight tonight. another shot that we get patchy fog later today. best chance of rain is coming on sunday. we'll talk more about that and track that coming up in a few minutes. >>> developing story we are police have arrested a man friday night in connection with a stabbing that left a man seriously injured in the parking lot of the jake and joe's restaurant in woburn on thursday night. police say the suspect fled the scene after stabbing a man in the upper body. that suspect is now behind bars. >> this isn't normal. it's a fluke. it happened. within 18 hours we were able to identify, locate and arrest an individual. these officers worked all night and through the day today to identify, locate and james lyons in his 30s from the city of woburn under the arrest on the charge of assault with intent to commit murder. >> that subpoena is held on $50,000 cash bail and will be arraigned on monday. >>> a story on just one station. a convicted sex offender off the streets after three women came forward with a

she got to three beach towns this weekend, first miami and then fire island in new york. and finally province town on the tip of cape town and massachusettsshe did it all for hillary clinton. she was the headliner for clinton campaign in each of those beach towns. cher knows something about tough elections. the year that she won her oscar for best actress. she was in the toughest category in the oscars, take a look at who she was up against. meryl streep. glen close who had several nominations. holly hunter, a future oscar winner and sally kirk land who turned extraordinary performance. she didn't just win an oscar, she won an oscar against the toughest competition that the best actress category has ever seen. she's now hoping to bring her winning magic to the clinton campaign on election night and cher is joining us now by phone from her home in los angeles. thank you very much for doing this tonight. >> hi, lawrence, i'm such a big fan. >> it's two fans talking to each other, here. so you flew around the east coast for hillary this weekend. >> yes, i did. >> and where did you have the most fun? come on, miami, fire island or providence

massachusetts. we'll stop there and talk about your high temperatures tomorrow. in 80s out in cape cod and 84 in nantasket beach. to the north in norwood it's 88. fenway area lawrence at 90 degrees, merrimack valley is 79. back to the west in worcester county getting into the well and low mid-80s. stickier from there into friday. so let's go tomorrow night those showers and storms to the west pushing on through really starting to fizzle out by the morning. as a second part of the system the cold front comes swinging on through. as it comes to the heating of the day which it looks like it will now the timing shiri spear will talk about during the morning show. these storms start to come on through lunchtime. that would mean thunderstorms popping up to in the humid air. those storms will push to the south shore and south coast by the afternoon drive. that out of here drying us out friday night into the week. that's the latest look at what the front is timing out as and something we'll have to watch closely with the cold front coming on through. now to the tropics. gaston the latest on that 70 miles-per-hour winds

beaches a touch cooler. rain chances overdone and showers over rhode island and connecticut. for the most part, massachusetts stays dry for your friday evening and eight evening. 71 degrees in boston. 60s in the suburbs. for friday's high, 80 in boston. mid-80s, but inland a rewind, repeat situation where we have upper 80s, especially out across the merrimack valley. my hot spot tomorrow. at the same time, we are watching tropical storm fiona just sitting out in the open atlantic. not a threat to anybody. slowly moving off to the north and west here over the next several days, but, again, remaining in the open atlantic even by monday. a lot of dry air working its way into the storm and there are winds from outside the it from strengthening very much and stays steady, weak tropical storm. by friday, 8 degree and brighten things up a little more than today. friday, 86. sunday, 85. both those days looking dry, but once we hit monday morning, we will have to be prepared for showers and thunderstorms. after that we will clear out again as we move into tuesday and wednesday of next week. but if you were thinking a

if you're going to the beach today in the 70s on the north shore, the 80s over southeastern massachusetts, especially on cape cod. the water temperature still continues to be 68 to 76. a high tide just before 8:00 and low before 2:00. going to fenway park for the games. it looks like 76 degrees will be the temperature there tonight at fenway park but it's going to be sizzling in the low to middle 90s at fenway park tomorrow arrange v afternoon. tomorrow afternoon. the dew points back up to 72 to 75. it will feel more like 100 to 105. tomorrow the national weather service temperatures in the 90s, the chance of a thunderstorm. it's going to be close to 90 on monday. less humid on monday and then flirting in the upper 80s near 90 much of the week until we get to the end of the week and finally we get some drier air coming in after a system on wednesday. it's not going to be quite as bad as it was after tomorrow but still hot and humid. >> this hour, which should we be most concerned about? heatstroke, heat index, heat exhaustion or heat advisory. >> i'm going to c. >> the answer is the heats

beach report and boating. it looks like it's going to be fine and most all of southeastern massachusetts and the cape will be nice and sunny most of the day and air temperatures will be around low to mid-70s and the high tide is 1:25 this afternoon. and if you go west into interior new england, there is going to be a lot of clouds. the sun may breakthrough at times and may be a few widely scattered showers in there and into the low to perhaps mid-80s as well and that is repeated again tomorrow. hopefully everybody gets a dose of rain on sunday night and beautiful weather much of next week and great for vacationing. >> looks like a great week. >> it is. >> and have a great day, everybody. we'll see you tomorrow morning, 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. ts trump. ayotte: an independent, strong voice... narrator: if she's so independe

beaches compton 79?, 83 degrees. upper 70s to low 80s in southeastern massachusetts tomorrow afternoon. about averages for an august day. tomorrow afternoon start your tailgate for the jimmy buffett experience tomorrow night. 81? at 4:00. not all that humid dropping down to the 70s during the concert tomorrow night. the new england revolution playing at gill eliminate well. 70 degrees for kickoff. so much to do this week. then there's this what i'm watching for sunday is just clouds increase. this stripe of rain moving through the area. the heaviest looks like it still wants to go to the north. but what i'm seeing is encouraging that there's a little bit more of that orange showing up in southern new england where but this will be decent. don't fool yourself this won't be near enough to break a drought situation. i want to give you a pop-up shower or two. temperatures in the upper 70s to low 80s with more humidity during sunday. here's your forecast as at fenway park. not the red sox but brown band. as the sun goes down cooling into the 70s. on your way home on sunday night you can run

beach condo where they were staying while visiting froms in mass. the mom and brother are expected to survive. -- visiting from massachusetts. the mom and brother are expected to survive. >>> new developments this morning in the so-called lochtegate. two of four american swimmers are arriving back in the u.s. this morning. the two boarded a plane in rio overnight. not saying anything to reporters. their departure came hours after police announced that gold medalist ryan lochte and three teammates had not been held up at gun point after a night of partying. rio officials say the olympians were drunk and vandalized a business and then made up a cover story. police pointed to lochte as the the fourth swimmer involved remains in brazil this morning. and also overnight, the u.s. olympic committee issued a formal apology to the city of rio for the swimmers' behavior. >>> polk county parents with kids at five failing schools will have to wait a little longer to find out what changes may take place at the schools. school leaders outlined their plan to improve the failing grades. the proposal includes redirecting at least a million d

beaches at the lagoon. they already put up warning signs and rope. massachusetts. but some states want illegal wh driving. what that means for one state here in the new england states. >> jason brewer: what looks like rounds of rain on the way. i'll tell you where to exp first straight ahead. >> blair: the city of boston on track to spend $5 million on an island that's practically abandoned. >> who are in those buildings right now? >> there are no programs. >>> fox 25 invesga millions of taxpayer dollars keeping the lights on and heat pumping at an island that was abandoned almost two years ago, boston's long island used to provide beds for the homeless and fighting addiction, until the only bridge was condemned. investigative reporter eric rasmussen spent more than a month looking for answers how the city is still on track to spend more than $5 million on the island since it was shuttered. >> ever. >> reporter: no easy way to there. off limits to most. to understand what happened to boston's long island. >> you still saw dinner plates on the table. you saw people's laundry still in the washer and dryer.

massachusetts for a fundraiser with the special guest. music legend cher. reporting in washington, i'm mark meridith, newschannel8. >>> new tonight, the centers for disease control has added south beach to a travel warning after new cases of zika were discovered there. five locally transferred infections were traced to beach. another infection zone has been identified in wynwood as well. >>> congress is still on a break. >> that means there is still no additional additional funding for zika research. the lab was toured at usf this morning and they took part in a conference on zika. congress recessed mid july without passing a billion dollars zika funding bill. >>> the owner of a run down rat her responsibility anymore. >> but that is not good enough for her neighbors. they knew they better call behnken. shannon is not giving up. she digs into the sketchy dealings. >> newschannel8 your official bucs station presents the bucs and the jaguars. that is on great 38 at 7:30. the channel lineup is on your i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. letterman:"has a line of clothing, ow where they're made. but they were made someplace. but they're great. it's ties, shirts, cufflinks, eve

beaches on the north shore a little cooler. salisbury 79. 78 in lynn. there are your 8s in topsfield, and overand haverhill. central massachusetts, lower 80s through the worcester area into southern new hampshire. we have 84 in nashua and manchester. to the another round of theses. feel fresh again and look at that, the mid and upper 80s tarting tomorrow. the seven-day forecast, weekend always in rue and 9en friday with sun and a couple of clouds. reserving the risk for rain exclusively for saturday with a couple of scattered thunderstorms. 76 degrees. does help cool things down and breaks humidity on sunday with a high of 82. back to you guys. >>> ten of course thousands of to make necessary repairs. coming up at 4:30, what drivers can do to make sure they feel safe on the road before they wait months for maintenance. >>> florida try to tackle the welcome back 4:23. the white house is coming under fire on an enormous amount of money sent to iran. white house secretly sent $425 million using cargo planes and currency. it happened around the time that americans were released from custody. money but the result of an arms deal. >>>

beaches. emily: your health this friday, signs of triple-e now being detected in massachusetts. mosquitoes infected with the virus were found this week in yarmouth. it's the first time the town has seen the potentially fatal virus. town officials will begin more monitoring and testing today in the area. new concern in florida after another case of zika virus and that has some travelers out big money as they change plans. the spread of zika has prompted a travel warning in miami, and other warmer destinations. lauren lanzillo had a trip there booked with 9 friends for next month. but the group canceled out of fear. none of the women are pregnant but that makes no difference to the airline. >> they said we aren't going to allow you to have a refund unless you have a doctors note showing you aren't pregnant. lanzillo a voucher, but she's holding out for cash. what you can do, check the airline's refund policy before booking. or, buy cancel for any reason travel insurance. randy: following breaking news on the eye this morning, updates on the conditions in the sumner tunnel after a

massachusetts you might get a sprinkle this morning. otherwise, made 80's, little bit cooler along the beaches. tomorrow marks 25 years since hurricane bob hit the east coast, and experts say the next storm could do even more damage. wareham's parkwood beach was largely spared bob's wrath. even though it's a low-lying area on buzzards bay. but in the 25 years since, we've seen sea level rise and more development along the coast. that means even a weak hurricane could cause tremendous damage. >> we have to be conscious that look when we got hit by a stronger storm. hurricane sandy was just that type of event in eastern connecticut. it looks like a category two hurricane hit that area. it was partly because of the immense ocean waves that were coming ashore, and it was also because we have had -- cindy: tonight on "chronicle," harvey, mike, j.c. and i take a look at the 25 years since hurricane bob. including the lessons learned, the new concerns and what we can all do to prepare. randy: following breaking news this morning. the new trouble for swimmers, who claim they were robbed in rio. plus, a

beach day in most spots. some of this burn off with breaks with sunshine. most of the showers in western massachusetts. now, during the night, here comes this band of rain and this model here showing there should be some thunder and lightning. it shows it weakening, but i going to be more productive than what we see right here. my forecast is calling for 87 today. a couple of showers way out west, but we will enjoy partly sunny weather elsewhere and we get the two hour time period of showers. then we will have a beautiful week. this coming week is going to be awesome. 81 with a gusty wind. refreshing air to start off the morning and wednesday, thursday, friday and saturday, summer is not over yet. >> i want to take a picture of that forecast when it's like 12 degrees outside. look at that and enjoy it while a scavage hunt. >>> and sit your birthday? check this out. bolt is 29 today. what a good way to celebrate your birthday, huh? >>> if it's your birthday, happy birthday to you, make it a good one. for all those pokers, prodders, shuckers and sniffers, all stop & shop produce is triple checked. we're