attorney general maura healy is telling students to cancel payments to itt to save all documentation and contact her office to begin the process of having their federal student loans discharged. last week education department banned the for profit college from enrolling new students for -- who use financial aid. saying the company had become a risk to and yesterday the company closed up shop at all 130 u.s. campuses including ones in norwood and wilmington. >> we will continue to pursue our litigation of itt to hold them accountable and hold the principals accountable and do everything we can do to collect money back not just for students but also for taxpayers. here in the state. >>> into in april healy's office sued them for lying to >>> the red sox fighting for the top spot in the al east on the west coved road trip. -- west coast road trip. clay buchholz pitched pretty well giving giving up one run through 6 2/3 innings. jackie bradley junior hit the 23rd homer and red sox beat padres 5-1 and they are tied with the blue jays at the top of the al east. >>> coming up on wbz this mo

maura healy was on the show this morning. >> obama is at 58%. she has a bright future but it's not as governor. >> she wants to practice law in the private sector. afoot and light-hearted i take to the open road. healthy, free, the world before me, the long brown path before me leading wherever i choose. the east and the west are mine. the north and the south are mine. janet: former governor patrick devall is reprising his old role. hillary clinton? >> fried bologna covered in fake cheese whiz reheated in the microwave is my favorite. ed: my goodness. >> for donald trump, dr. laurent -- duck l'orange. orange is the new black. -- as president obama said. ed: best week? >> president obama, best numbers since 2008 and two dollars gas, thank you obama and a great performance in philadelphia. ed: that was right at the foot of the rocky statue. >> he was rocky. ed: no one picked up my medical v.o.: kelly ayotte says she's on our side, but on our rights, she's squarely with donald trump. trump: planned parenthood should absolutely be defunded. v.o.: ay

this year's speaker marty walsh and attorney maura healy. discussions about charter school expansion, mbta job cuts and service workers who are looking for a new contract. the event is held he year as a way to promote labor issues in the area. >>> this morning, osha crews are still trying to determine what caused an accident at the longwood medical area that killed a construction worker. police tell fox25 a worker was trying to take a crane apart sunday when something went wrong. police would not say whether >>> a death investigation continues in new hampshire. a 38-year-old woman was found shot in her dumbarton home. has been identified as wendy t+ epp a beloved kindergarten teacher in the school district. support systems are in place for teachers and students as they prepare to start the school year tomorrow. but the principal of glen lake school say her death will not be discussed with her young students. principa explain we leave it to you as parents and guardians to address that if and how you see fit. police have not released any infor

maura healy talked about how state leader also develop the rules that will work today. >> work with members of the business community and others that put together items that >> reporter: healy is expected to talk about situations in which a person could be arrested for lying about their gender identity. we will bring out details of the new rules this afternoon on fox25 morning news starting at 4:00. >>> we track traffic and weather together every ten minutes. on the expressway northbound right now, things moving along fine. love it when it is in those single digits. nine minutes from the braintree split to the exit to the pike. sarah? ? >> sarah: few hours out there. sticky and mild. we get stuck in the 70s with a lot of cloud cover through the afternoon and tracking a pop-up shower. still sticky. but drier air working the beginning part of the weekend. the full details what to expect for your holiday weekend coming up. >>> neighbors near a local park are worried that a killer is on the loose. the investigation of a death of a man found on a set of bleachers. >>> pentagon employees exposed.

attorney general maura healy announced the deed yesterday. massachusetts has accused cvs failure to give access to the state's prescription monitoring program. it is a key component in the fight against opiate abuse. >>> artificial turf playground and fields are coming under fire by the federal investigate the safety of artificial turf. focused on playground while the epa and cdc are researching the fields. sources say strong evidence linking rubber, a primary component of artificial turf to cancer. now this investigation comes just days after fox25 reported on number of high school football players in framingham who got heat-related blisters on their hands during practice last week. drill where the players had their hands in contact with the hot artificial turf. head over to fox25boston.com to watch the full report including how hot the fields were when we tested them and the concerns of a nearby town has about the fields. >>> a baby sitter is due in court accused of putting a young child in danger. the disturbing behavior witnessed by neigh

on today's "on the record," attorney general maura healy talks about her investigation. >> in colorado, the real issue right now and the trouble is around edibles. cookies. >> gummy bears. >> a lot of children are gaining access to these. ths real health issue. 50% of the market in colorado is edibles. that's what we'll see. >> if it should pass, can you do anything to put restrictions on the sale of those edibles? >> i'm strongly against legalization. i think we ought to wait and see. we'll have to see, janet. i will be prepared to use whatever power and authority i have. antoinette: that was in reference to the ballot question record" with attorney general maura heel -- healy. a plane crashes into a house in arizona. todd: the fiery scene and how everyone on board managed to escape before the plane crashed. how the reason for their flight actually saved their lives. mike: we are finally getting much needed rain. the timeline and spot showers coming before it. antoinette: we are following the breaking news out of new york city this jilt. a pressure cooker with wires and a cell phone d

thus bar governor baker and marty walsh and maura healy have all come out against legalizing marijuana while others such as former has mass governor bill weld, city councilor tito jackson and city counsel president michelle wu have come out in support of a yes on question four. in an effort to better inform the public and the voters, a 20 panel person convened through the results of their four day of deliberation on the billion out on that question is out. the statement focuses on the panel's five key findings as well as the strongest reasons to support or oppose question four. to tell us more about the findings we invited state representative jonathan hecht who represents the 29th middlesex distribute which includes watertown and parts of cambridge. representative hecht organized the pilot project and he joins us this morning. welcome to "urban update," thanks for coming in. >> reporter: first of all, we know what ballot four, question four on the ballot is all about. why and how did the massachusetts citizens initiative review begin? why did you take up this issue? >>> well, the citi

on today's "on the record," attorney general maura healy talks about her investigation. >> these are serious allegations. the mayor and district attorney referred this to our office. we'll do the work. justice system has been -- or there may be a problem there, you've got to get in, do the investigation, hold those accountable who need to be held accountable and make sure that the right policies and practices are in place. >> at first blush, this looks like -- >> too soon to tell. we are reviewing -- antoinette: you can watch "on the record" at 11:00 followed by "matter of fact" with soledad o'brien at 11:30. then it's "cityline" at noon. arizona. todd: the fiery scene and how everyone on board managed to escape before the plane crash. and how the reason for their flight actually saved their lives. mike: we are finally getting much needed rain. the timeline and sport showers that come in before those steady rains. antoinette: we're staying on top of breaking news out of new york city. police find a second device, a cell phone duck taped to it. this is the chelsea area of manhattan. t

. >> reporter: massachusetts attorney general maura healy says that's why massachusetts and several other states sued to shut down everest institute. the federal government closed the campus' nationwide in 2015 after an investigation revealed the school misled students on job placements and earning potential. suck students in, suck their money through the form of federal loans and offer really nothing in terms of a meaningful education. >> reporter: so healy says her office is taking this fight a step further. hosting a series of to events walk students through the process of asking the u.s. department of ed to discharge their federal student loans. >> these students now hopeful for some relief as they move forward with the their belts. >> before do you put your money into a school go down there and get a feel of system. >> in their final letter to students parent company corinthian college stood by the education provided to students. now the attorney general says there may be students and graduates out there who don't realize they're eligible for help. we have information on the next eve

earlier this year maura healy placement rate and curriculum. >> this is one of the pret tory for-profit schools taking advantage of students across the country. >> haley says the state's lawsuit will continue. in the meantime, three things she says students should do immediately. first cancel all payments to the school. second, save all documents related to payments already madeand finally, know rather that they are eligible discharge federal loans. >>> new this morning worcester is looking to regulate short-term rentals set up through sites like air b & b. city counselors say a draft proposal they reviewed last night a good starting point. under the plan anyone rent out a room on air b&b will need special licensing, insurance and need to make sure their property is up to code. leaders say they also need to make sure that neighborhoods are protected. this all started after people in one neighborhood complained about a home there being used investigates have learned the company that runs the commuter rail is investigating workers for stealing taxpayer money by cheating on their time shee

school is suing down all of its schools months after fox 25 reported, massachusetts attorney general maura healy sued i.t. t. tech, mark ocker bloom joins us (^ held a news conference. >> she said she is not surprised by the announcement. she said she is glad i.t.t. shut down, then said the for profit school has been taking advantage of students in massachusetts and across the country for a while now. her office sued i.t.t. tech earlier this year and said the case will continue because she wants the school held accountable, they marketed a program specifically at its norwood and wilmington campuses that offered computer technology el sell computers rather than learn i.t. programs and accused i.t.t. tech of lying a you bout job opportunities and graduation rates. this afternoon the attorney general gave this advice to students currently enrolled. cancel all payment, including automatic ones. do not give any more money to i.t.t. tech and also save all documents related to the school and any payments already made. most importantly though, students enrolled right now are elib student loans discharge

this year's speakers include mayor marty walsh and attorney general maura healy among others. the breakfast will include discussions about charter school expansion, mbta job cuts and service workers who are looking for a new contract. the event is held every year as a way to promote labor issues in our area. boston city counselors are once again trying to impose a tax on alcohol sales in the city. the counselors will reintroduce their proposal for a 2% in hopes of raising more than $20 million in revenue every year. last year, the city council met to discuss the proposal, but got little support and was never voted on. counselor says the $20 million could be used toward city shelters and 24-hour addiction counselors. >>> the bizarre crime spree has come to an end on the vineyard. coming up at 5:30, how purple paint and a dog helped police catch their suspect in a home break-in. see every day. an elk with a tire swing stuck on his antlers. why he picked the perfect back yard to wander in for help. >>> and vermont senator bernie sanders is hitting the campaign trail for his forme

speakers include mayor marty wall are and attorney general maura healy among others. discussions about charter school expansion, mbta job cuts and service workers looking for a new contract. the event is held every year as a way to promote labor issues in the area. >>> boston city councillors once again trying to impose a tax on alcohol sales in the city. the council will reintroduce a proposal for a tax on alcohol sold and raising $20 million in revenue every year. last year the city council met got little for and was never voted on. it can be used for shelters and 24-hour addiction counselors. >>> former presidential candidate and vermont senator bernie sanders will be spending labor day in new hampshire. sander also start his day in manchester at a labor day breakfast and heads to lebanon where he will campaign for his formal rival hillary clinton. the first time he will campaign for clinton since he endorsed her in july. >>> and hillary clinton will be back on the campaig trump takes the day off before heading to an event in virginia tomorrow. over the weekend, th

maura healey is trying to figure with guns made by two major manufacturers. healy is investigating weapons manufactured by remington and glock. both companies have filed lawsuits challenging the investigation. >> sarah: right nows be police are searching for a missing woman. investigators say evelyn bindo was last seen in dorchester. police say the 81-year-old is suffering from alzheimer's. if you've seen her, please call police. >> christa: and police on the lookout for two suspects who allegedly stole a donation jar took a jar from the lowell humane society, from the counter of a pet store some time wednesday. it's not clear how much money they got away with. >> happening today, a plastic bag ban is starting in somerville. supermarkets are prohibited from offering plastic bags to customers. the ban takes effect for stores with more than 10,000 square feet of floor space. the patriots pray their final preseason game tonight against the giants. it will be t quarterback tom brady can be with the team before serving his four-game suspension. we now know what he will

lawsuit against attorney general maura healey, calling her crackdown on the sale of so-called copycat assault weapons unconstitutional. the "globe" says a spokesperson for healy says enforcement of the ban has been successful in ending the sale of those weapons. >> christa: new details about a serious crash that happened in connection with this dangerous drive. police say the 17-year-old sped away from officers in a stolen s.u.v. wednesday and then slammed into several cars. several people were hurt, but they are expected to recover. also this morning, a new hampshire mother who passed out from an apparent overdose will now be charged with child endangerment after it was all caught on cell phone video. it happened at a store in lawrence over the weekend. we show you this video. you see the two-year-old girl trying the who appears to be unconscious. police say they also found drug paraphernalia consistent with heroin use inside of her bag. paramedics revived her and d.c.f. took custody of her little girl. >> nancy: a dream come true for a six-year-old boy from medford facing a life-threatening condition. the young boy getting a special sendoff as he headed to