the report has pictures of maury with maury's wife bruised and scratched. the couple has a 3 and a 6-year-old in addition to her being seven months pregnant. the everett police department declined to comment on the situation, dan hausle, 7 news. >> adam: also on 7 family and friends gather to say a time farewell to a woman killed out for vanessa marcotte's tune rail was -- tune rag has weld this community. >> reporter: a community comes together here in leominster this morning to remember a young woman who went out for a jog and never came home. >> i don't -- it's just heart-breaking, completely heart-breaking. (bell). >> reporter: grief stricken family and friends come together at the church vanessa marcotte. the jogger found murdered last week a half a mile from her mother's home here in princeton. >> very sad. anybody that has to go through this,s is' sad. >> reporter: with a heavy police presence the 2011 b.u. grad living in new york working for google was remembered for her beauty. her generous spirit and her loving heart. >> everyday of the week, ever

the report has pictures of maury's wife with bruises and scratches. the report also says that the couple has a 3-year-old and a 6-year-old in addition to her being seven month pregnant. we contacted everett p.d. they had no comment on the situation. everett police officer charged with domestic assault accused among other things of allegedly trying to kick his pregnant wife in the stomach. live in newburyport, dan >> kim: also on 7 a salem woman arrested after confronting police about a dog. left in a hot car overthe weekend. now she is the one facing charges. ryan schulteis is here with more on her story. >> reporter: sunday evening a salem witch, animal rights activist laura found the dog outside a friend's business. the dog was in the car for 10-20 minutes and temperatures reached 90 degrees, she called police. the the car but the woman wouldn't get him leave. once the officers arrived they determined the dog was not in any danger saying that the dog had its head out a window. she saul call firefighters there to better assess the situation and they

officer maury was arrested at his home without incident. that officer is being held without bail. everett p.d. did not wish to make a comment. in newburyport, brandon gunnoe, 7news "today in new england." >> sarah: happening today, the boston police department is gearing up to unveil which officers will have to wear body officers stepped up, the force had no choice but to choose which ones will have to wear the devices. 7's tim caputo has the story. >> tim: not a single boston police officer volunteered to wear body cameras, so the department is taking matters into its own hands and assigning cameras to 100 officers throughout the department. the pilot program will select officers body cameras for a six-month period has been in the works for a while. but it was delayed because no one wanted to volunteer. officers h justice professor who is working alongside the department. >> we tried the voluntary program in the beginning. i think having a non-voluntary program is probably the best way in the beginning. we tried the voluntary program. we didn't get anybody willing to do it, so no

and he is maury served than -- more reserved than "hamilton" tickets. guy benson. let's start the show >>> democrats and republicans have chosen their presidential candidate, but even more important, they have also picked their favorite celebrities. they show conservatives and liberals have very different taste. who knew? on the right they prefer athletes like sam bradford and jordan spieth while counterparts go for colbert and huffman. picked by republicans were golfers and football players. democrats chose people like regina spectey r and kd lange. some celebs were preferred by both sides including leonardo dicaprio, adele, taylor swift and phil collins. haven't said his name in some time. everybody loves him. >> i hate phil collins. >> i thought you were bipartisan. >> i hate phil collins. i get so angry when i am in a public place and i have to be there and they play a phil collins song and i can't leave. it is upsetting. >> you shouldn't even be allowed to hate phil collins. >> why? >> you weren't even old enough to hear him on the radio 24 and 7. >> thank god

this is a family figh think maybe they might want to go on maury povich because you see right there, the one climbing up the tree, that's malega the one right there, that's her daughter. momma is like, you're grown. get out the house. go do your own thing. this is where daughter pulls a move because she wants the iron tree. daughter takes a swing at mom. >> oh. >> ah. >> whoa. >> she almost fell out of the have been a crippling injury. her daughter seems to have got the best of her. she is younger, stronger, i'm going to get down. >> after all i've done for you kid. >>> in washington we have the latest rund of the american sprint boat racing series. eric warner behind the wheel. watch as the green just insane. they are using the forces. cutting their ways left and right through this incredible course. as they approach this left hander -- >> they launched themselves out. >> yeah, they did indeed. they pushed the boat a little bit over to the side. once it caught the other side, it just went rolling away. rally where all the spectators could come out and push you back on your wheels an

. >> what's that again, maury povitch? >> really? maury?are not my dad. >> i why do you have to clap every time you talk? punctuation mark at the end of every, you will not. or what you are not going to do. >> you will not! i was like oh, oh! >> now, when you start taking off the earrings? >> oh, that's a fight. >> shoes come off. earrings come off. >> shoes come off? >> depend if you're wearing heals. >> when i'm watching scrappy and bamm bye, when they get into their fights? you don't watch that? >> what's that? >> what? >> bammbi the disney movie? >> hip hop. >> what? >> scrapy and bamby. >> angel love, they're always watching. >> you watch quality tv. i'm proud of you. now new one coming on, i can't remember. >> not hollywood coming back. which one? >> ray jay. >> that's not even on, that's a new season. >> he married over the weekend down in the dm with malea obama. >> that was a rumor. >> i would like to meet -- >> who? >> bambi. >> okay. you know what, that angel love -- angel love. >> chill out. >> here we go. >> 9:52. >> johnny dep

maury has been put on administrative leave without pay . he is also being held without with rape faces a dangerousness hearing. a judge will decide if darnell booth is eligible for bail. the 36-year-old is being held without bail after pleading not guilty last week to raping a 16-year-old passenger he allegedly met on snapchat. booth has an eight page criminal history including a prior sexual assault allegation. convicted sex offender with a long rap sheet is back behind bars on new charges. for nine-year-old chad f -- 49-year-old chad falcone in handcuffs yesterday. a lifelong resident in norwood police say they have been dealing with him since 1989. the sex offender has been arraigned 14 times for 23 related charges of lewd and in decent behavior. >> i think he keeps getting out because it's a nonviolent crime. he's exposing himself and there are kids living up there and frankly the neighbors are fed up police found him hiding in the basement after his latest offense. they say just like the last time. emily: new fallout from the state dru

a very different story as we have maury freshing air. at least in terms of humidity levels it is down some compared to how it has been. let's show that to you right now. in boston -- sorry, wrong button. in boston, 89 degrees right now. it is certainly still hot out there, but the breezes from the west and northwest not from the southwest which brings us all of our humidity. so the dew point and relative humidity is somewhat lower i am not trying to say it isn't. it is hot. you probably can recognize that it is not as oppressively humid as it has been. this shows right here as we show you the humidity impact and notice that we actually have relatively pleasant air over parts of the region, a little sticky elsewhere. overnight it won't be brutally not be the issue, but the humidity will be back up again and the dew points will be higher and also we have a threat of storms. here is how it will play out. you can see this oppressive air off to the south. it comes back at us tomorrow and as it does so, a disturbance accompanying it and you ca

those affected by addiction say so many saved if there were maury has been beds available. >> at the time of my son's death he was on a three-week waiting list. today the waiting list is 16 weeks for men and four weeks for women. that's just unacceptable. >> he can't bring his son tyler back, but he can fight for better resources to help those struggling with addiction. >> if you have cancer you are put on a waiting list. with the stigma associated with this and the lack of can't get the treatment that we need. >> 22-year-old erika hall, an active addict, has been missing since february, but her family says she could have been saved. >> she would say i'm ready, i'm ready to go to rehab and i'm ready to get back into it. i'm ready to be erika again. the next day she would change her mind. >> if you don't have the ray sources to help them that's where the disconnect is. you can see all of those people supporting, butre >> the federal government is increasing access to substance abuse treatment services through the affordable care act. but the families left waiting say that's not enough

pharmacist specialist says when it comes to generic versus brand name there is only one difference, maury search and clinical -- more research and clinical trials are done with the brand names before they are brought to mark kit. market. >> it does provide an opportunity for significant cost savings for patients and families. >> reporter: effective and generic drugs must have the but she says generics may have a different size, color or shape. she says it is important to talk to your doctor about whether to go generic or brand of. >> it may be something they are more familiar with. in some cases they may not be as experienced with the availability of generic medications. >> reporter: wester points out that not all drugs have a generic version. some have been on the market for a long period of time and report interchangeable. brand name specific to that drug. it could be years before there is a generic version of the drug for patients. getting answers, tiffani tucker, cleveland 19 news. >> romona: now, how companies make a medication. it could take eight or more years to bring a drug to ma

. >> on tv was the dawn of the talk to the explosion, new show maury povich, jenny jones and montel williams debuted. >> buand that happened in 1991, on this date, 25 years ago the world wide web in public, a british scientist named tim berners-lee allows non-technical computer users to use the web, pay the way for th information age,hn the engineer and the world wide web are not the same, internet as a network of computers that are connected and the a web refers to the webpages found on the network o any rainfall?nf >> not for this evening and not until later tomorrow approachin sunsetnt. get back to a view from burke a lakefront airport looki at some beautiful blue skies in cirrus clouds. looking at the forecast. it a to walk and 9:00 o'clock for the 5-k. starting with temperatures in the mid to upper '60s. have the 70s and 80s across the area. we have some higher dewpoints approachingng tomorrow and thro thursday. with the approach of a funnel boundary, tonight mostly clear with showers/storm approaching due to a cold front moving in late tomorrow. wednesday through thursday, wil have a f

michael maury accused of hitting 7-month pregnant wife in the the stomach. in court prosecutors say the fight actually started the night before. >> she was sobbing, said they had verbal argument the night before about having females in n the house. >> elizabeth: maury released and fitted with gps monitor. >> daniel: trying to track down the owner of cockatoo found in the crash. the bird named mayfield on road to surgery and found in cage filled with maggots and cockroaches. if owner is found they are facing animal cruelty charge. >>> daniel: middleborough man wanted by police after skipping out on court date for animal cruelty. fox25 has been following maverick, since he was found by animal control. of paw. the owner never showed. maverick has since been adopted. >> elizabeth: eight people waking up away from home after a massive fire. on river street yesterday afternoon as smoke billowed from the building and see flames shooting out of the top portion as well. it went to four alarm before fire put out. crews had to contend with the flames but also the hot t

. >> high school football team and a home for senior citizens as fox's maury glover shows us the dayeets the eye. >> reporter: at the colony of eden activities help keep the senior citizens young. but once a year they get stiff competition. the local high school football team. >> sounds like a lot of fun. >> a lot of fun. >> i think we have a chance. >> reporter: every august the eden eagles take on the football team in two hand touch football compete with cheerleaders and the team's mascot. >> hut. >> coach mike grant says the scrimmage is way for his high school juniors and seniors to get to know people outside their usual social circle. >> we have a motto we're men for others, and so this is doing things for other people and we've been doing it eight years. it's a great -- doesn't seem like it. >> they got so much energy all the energy that i don't have. >> okay. gotcha. okay. all right. >> now i can't open this. >> go! >> in addition tophet ball the team's face off in other competitions like push ups and hotdogging competitions. >> three, two, one. >> meaningful moments are when

maury was ordered released on $100,000 bail. he's been ordered to stay away from his wife and children and will live with a relative as the case moves forward. >> it was a relatively comfortable day out there today. nice day but still no relief from the drought. kevin is tracking what's on the way as the weekend approaches. >> we all want beautiful weather. with we get into the situation where we need rain so badly, a couple of wet days would do us good. not happening. there's one here in southern have the and a couple back here in the hudson valley of new york trying to make it into massachusetts. one did. it's already falling apart. that's not good news. that's pretty heavy shower in southeastern vermont right now. lightning has dissipated, at least not much happening. may be a couple of strikes headed toward 91 and southwest new hampshire f. that can hold together. but these don't look like they'll make it into massachusetts. and there's not much activity behind them. i'm sure you have these in here but those will tend to die

maury meyers, godfrey, illinois. bill, i'm grateful for your honest and fair commentary. all the news program, and the factor is by far the best. donna, just want to thank you for "legends & lies," my 14-year-old daughter loves it so much. great to hear, donna. she'll be way ahead of her peers if she learns about her country. tip of the day. on october 16th, national geographic channel will run the movie "killing reagan" based on my best-selling book. for the first time ever, here's a preview. [ gunfire ] >> we understand that at least three persons have been hit. >> the president was hit. >> by john wornick hinckley. >> they have been underestimating us all our lives. i'm going to show them i can do this, but not without you, not without your faith. >> mr. president, this is the worst possible thing you can do right now. >> last time i checked, i am in control here. >> jody, i would abandon this idea of getting reagan in a second if i could only win your heart and live out the rest of my life with you. at least you'll know i always love you. >> send him where you want, t

and the general had accepted the surrenders of generals cobb, taylor and maury in the ensuing weeks. sprague had known kirby smith and buckner from the old army and expected them to bend to the logic of events. kirby smith read pope's message. he refused to respond immediately, explaining he was scheduled to meet with western confederate governors in marshall, texas, 20 miles west of shreveport. asked sprague to wait while he consulted with authorities. before he left kirby smith, sprague saw a benevolent desire to avoid "the infliction of needless suffering." when he returned a week later, kirby smith told sprague he could not surrender. in a lengthy memorandum, kirby smith articulated his reasoning. he argued that "my army was menaced only from a distance and it is large and well supplied and extensive country full of resources. unlike lee's worn and exhausted army at appomattox, his force faced no immediate threat. considering the different circumstances, the appomattox terms "were not such that a soldier could honorably except. accept." he argued "an officer can honorably surrend

i went ahead with brad gold, maury house and our legal unit and talked to dhs officials and border agentsout how you would implement this. they said it's impractical, unworkable, impossible. the reason is the scale of this. if you're going to vet people for religious beliefs, last year 189 million people came in and out of the u.s., 189 million entries, many people, 189 million total entries. if you wanted to vet them, the largest muslim country, indonesia, pakistan, only one of those lists religion on a passport. to do this ban, according to the ex-pirpperts we spoke to, you ho spend billions and billions to vet those people. $21 billion is about what we currently spend on immigration. we're told it could be 60 orr $80 billion. all of that would be that expensive because the government would basically be doing something it's never done before, which is try to interview or personally vet every person that might come into the u.s. to say are you muslim. experts say you'd have to vet them in a verifiable way. david leopold said it would require a massive interrogation machine. that is expen

. >> maury glover reporting there you tack about building up those relationships and those those friendshipsceh to get back to the community any little bit. little bit >> i think that's great on both ends. works both ways.ks both ways. stick around the news from 6:00 is far from over. >> glenn will return with a fulu look at your forecast and we'll' be right back. back. ♪ >>> most expensive world in then world could be yourssi for on $11 billion the homeowner sayswr the family wants to down size. >> 10 bedroom home the formerore residence of belgium's big leopold the second.econd. the property spreads across 35 acres. acres. there are more than 15,000 1 plants and 20 green housesous filled with vegetables.etabs >> the home also features a ballroom, olympic sized swimminm pool and stables for up to 30 30 horses. your neighbors would includede andrew lloyd webber and us techt tycoon paul allen. 1 billion.1 billion dollars.ars. >> beautiful. >> must be nice. >> yeah.h. >> must be nice. >> yeah. one heck of an air bnb. bnb >> lots of closet space. sce >> you would hope so. s >> for a billion.ill

. >> michael: live in lowell, michael henrich, fox25 news >> gene: michael maury on held r assaulting a pregnant woman. >>> gene: sharon woman wouldn't leave station without a fight. transit police she refused to pay fare so she told her to get and she says she even threatened to stab him and bloom charged with assault and battery. >> sara: part in body camera pilot. theded to randomly the mayor told us he wants to have the officers out on the streets with the cameras by the start of next >> get officers to take action. >> sara: radio said police comm be challenged by the unions. the president of the boston police patrolman association told the boston herald that the agreement specifically states that worry -- wore the body ca volunteers. >> sara: teen sitting in car he is known around south boston maryellen mccormick housing project for skills on basketball court and volunteer work feeding kids. he faced serious injuries but expected to survive. >> gene: vanessa marcotte's murder remains a mystery and getting a look on who they focus attention on. investigators are now looking at reg

families wish had not been madee but in the end could be good for the local economy.he e mori tell maury tellis laurie taylor morry taylor morry taylor tells us mai fox ate wild water >> wild water kingdom has been a source of fun in the sun since s it first opened inun 2005. now it's days are numbered. cedar fair entertainment which ownsnte the the water park locad partially in bainbridge township ande wed aurora announced on fry that labor day with markets final day of operations. >> it seems ridiculous that they would take away ourems fun. >> scott and ashley will be losing a major source of summer entertainment one wild water kingdom closes its doors for the last time.d they are here several times a week on the s seasons pass and o not appreciate cedar fair's park.on to shut down thee >> so many people come here for soe many years and have enjoyed it and now just corporate greed got toj them. >> just prior to the announcement cedar fair of future plans a complete vacation choice for families.let the company says they are planning a multi- your investment andg transformation into an 1

char: maury is here. deceased, right, sam? >> yeah. char: sam is with you. have you been going through a frustrating time recently? >> yes. char: is there somebody that had a cancer scare, it wasn't you, right? or was it? >> yes. char: she's telling me she's going to take care of you. >> i got goose bumps. char: well, it's the truth. david or daniel? >> david is my husband. daniel is my father. char: and daniel is living? >> deceased. char: then daniel's here watching over you. but he knew david, right? >> yeah. char: he likes david. he said david is a good guy. david was the right choice. yeah, i feel like david is going to always take care of this. >> thank you. char: can i hug you? [applause] dr. oz: two of the women char met on the streets of new york are here. little emotional to see that. >> it was. it was. dr. oz: did it help you to hear that message of hope, char communicating to some of your relatives? >> absolutely. it had been an open wound for 35 years and it gave me closure. it was dr. oz: i'm just curious, what surprised you the most about your

recently celebrated its 54th anniversary, president aba -- the and later supreme court justice powell and mauryebman. conducts studies on conferences and administers working groups highlighted in the intersection between law and national security. ,n behalf of the current share it is the committee's honor and pleasure to serve as a cosponsor of this institute. my day job as executive director of the national association of attorneys general. columbia,ct of attorneys general. we are working on that acronym. it is over 100 years old. theerves as a forum for exchange of knowledge, experiences and insights on issues of and martin's of the state of an attorney generals. on behalf of the current president, it is my honor and privilege to also be a sponsor of this institute. now, why i'm really here and the pleasurable part of my morning to introduce the first speaker of the day. there are only a handful of real subject matter experts that occupy the space called national security law. those with education, knowledge and experience spans the very wide spectrum of what is included in that broad categor