but a medal for each seems likely. >> now, your forecast with meteorologist mike wankum. >> this drought is so severe. a lot of towns, mandatory water bans. we are looking for any sort of rain. mike: even though it is on a sunday, good. we are getting a little bit of tuesday. but we do have chances to see a little bit of rain. watch the yellow to the west. they fall apart. that will be the trend through the afternoon. there will be less of it out there. right now, scattered showers. it was much stronger south and then lifted north, falling apart a bit. we are not seeing much south of the rhode island. across the south shore, we had predawn showers. we are seeing more working into the boston area. it is not much in most locations. there are a few spots where it has picked up more. this is where we saw heavier downpours. we are thinking it may have been over one inch of rain in a couple of locations. these are very isolated. most of the area picking up picked up over one inch. the month of july is going down almost 2.6 inches below where we are supposed to be. very little of it. especially

todd: mike wankum tells us it's all for some cutting edge medical research. mike: thousands of samples, blood and tissue all stored at , orig3n's lab in boston. >> this is that minus 196 degrees. mike what this biotech startup : is doing is alst unbelievable. it's like science fiction every day. mike robin smith is orig3n's : ceo. >> we call it a living snapshot of humanity. i want to capture samples from diverse cultures around the globe. mike: the company collects blood samples, by crowdsourcing, finding people who are willing to simply give up a few drops of blood in the name of medical research. >> we collected 2000 samples of the boston marathon just that one event. races. they even set up shop at comicon events across the country. orig3n then analyzes, catalogs and preserves the samples. they're used by biotech and pharmaceutical companies to research targeted medications and treatments for all sorts of diseases. and then there is the super scientific part, what's called regenerative medicine. >> one of the things we can do, we can take a few drops of yo

i'm meteorologist mike wankum. >> now sportscenter 5 powered by xfinity. ed: it's nice when bob halloran is not working. we are pinchhitting for him. patriots once again out on the practice field this morning as underway. brady and garoppolo both getting the reps with the starting offense. despite the rainy weather the fans still showed up to show the support for the team. they were looking at this guy, the patriots newest tight end, marcellus been it. he was taking in and doing some work with fellow tight end rob gronkowski. >> and another great player like rob and he does so but this guy is really good. have you do this, can you go through that and show me how you did this move? he asked me and we just worked in, tried to make each other better, and i think that is what we are trying to do. everybody trying to build each other up so we can be better players. patriots place kevin faulk was , fitted for his red jacket which he will wear when he is inducted into the patriots hall of fame on monday. terrific running back. maybe the best in the history of the

mike wankum joins us more -- joins us. more showers tonight? mike: with pretty good downpours in the western part of the state. that area of showers was out this morning and boost -- moved eastward. we will start to see development out to the west. right now, gray skies. it will start marching across the state. when is that going to happen? i think about midnight, we will see scattered showers in the eastern part of the state. overnight, midnight, we may see some showers. not everyone is going to get something out of this. some places will get 1, 2 inches of rain. a few miles down the road, they will not get anything at all. we will look at the time i for tomorrow and when we return to the 80's and 90's tomorrow. rhondella: -- donald trump's comments about a grieving father's emotional speech about his fallen soldier son has the gop nominee under fire. tonight hillary clinton is weighing in. newscenter 5's diane cho with the latest. diane? diane: the khan family has been thrust into the national spotlight this week after the father of a fallen m

mike wankum, the rain not enough for many of us read out as the weekend look? mike: yeah, such a disappointing amount of rain. we are looking better than sunday. of the past 12 hours, look what happened? there is worthy focuses. 50 miles north, we would be talking about what a one little spot right here, holding together toward greenfield, a little down or there. he is only last until the sun goes down. after that, clear skies. temperature is a little cooler, a little less humid. we will talk more about that and your weekend forecast, which starts off with low humidity in a few minutes. heightened concerns about the zika virus tonight here in the u.s.. florida officials confirming the first transmissions of the virus. newscenter 5's the call as to fund joins us with more and what do we need to know? nicole: it appears to be the first transmission from a mosquito in the u.s. >> this was not surprising? >> no. nicole: not a surprise. very much a concern. four people, infected with the zika virus, thought to be transmitted from mosquitos in the u.s.. >> it is worri

meteorologist mike wankum has all the details on the timing. mike? mike: every drop we need.

meteorologist mike wankum has all the details on the timing. mike? mike: every drop we need. there now. as you look to the south we are seeing this area toward worcester. a little downpour, that is not the main of them. here. the timeline, scattered showers. most of the is setting up south of the p issued this flash flood watch. that is coming up in a moment. anchor: this banner prompting a rally by police officers. once they announced their plan they launched a counter protest. newscenter 5's shaun chaiyabhat is live in somerville tonight. reporter: two rallies today two at the center of it all, the banner behind me. but the mayor here hoping dialogue changes that. the crowd at city call numbered over a hundred. police, their family and friends from all over the region showing support and showing disgust for this sign over somerville city hall. the black lives matters banner has been up here about a year. they want it down or their own up. >> we condemn the slang of force. >> the resolution in us coming together in dailogue. that sign is not coming down. we have to recognize

let's check in with mike wankum, who didn't win the powerball. maybe we're getting a prize in the form of rain. mike: it's been a while since we've shown radar with ath friday was supposed to be a big rain event. it fizzled out. this morning, we're getting a rain shower. not a lot, but there's some. to the north, there's scattered showers. most is really light stuff. as you travel to the west, it gets intense beyond greenfield, especially. through the berkshires, there's nice downpours going on right now. as you travel south of the line, we're seeing less intensity going on. working eastward as we head through the morning hours. south shore. you had a little bit predawn. this is about it for today. most will be this morning. could be a hit or miss shower this afternoon. not looking for too much out of it. this wanes down. we may see pop-up showers to the west, primarily. temperatures will hold in the 70s. we'll talk and 90s and a threat for thunderstorms this week coming up in a few minutes. sera: breaking overnight in roxbury, boston police are i

mike wankum tells us it's all for some cutting edge medical research. >> thousands of samples. blood and tissue all stored at orig3n's lab in boston. >> they are present. -100 96 degrees celsius. doing is almost futuristic. >> yeah, it's pretty unbelievable. it's like science fiction every day. >> robin smith is orig3n's ceo. >> our goal is to do this. we call it a living snapshot of humanity. i want to capture samples from diverse cultures around the globe. >> the company collects blood samples by crowdsourcing, finding people who are willing to simply give up a few drops of blood in the name of medical research. >> we collected over 2000 samples in the boston marathon they even set up shop at comicon events across the country. orig3n then analyzes, catalogs, and preserves the samples. they're used by biotech and pharmaceutical companies to research targeted medications and treatments for all sorts of diseases. and then there is the super scientific part, what's called regenerative medicine. >> one of the things we can do is take a few drops of your blood and turn those into n

jc: mike wankum joins us now the the rain moved through and then -- joins us now. everybody talked about it. we wanted more. mike: every lawn i am seeing looks like the color of straw. we needed rain. we were this close to it. it went too far south. still pushing close to the 90-degree mark. in boston, we drop off slowly overnight, in the mid-60's. here is where that main rain event was. it's gert down to the south. most of that is long gone, well offshore with lightning and thunder. we are left with top of showers. they will be with us through the evening hours. was the sun goes down, they will go away as well. i love the timeline on showers and aim few moments. -- in a few moments. jc? jc: a lynn man is accused of trying to kidnap and rape a woman in winthrop. but that's not the only disturbing accusn. explains. ed? ed: prosecutors added a charge of aggravated assault and battery to an already long list of charges. gerardo portillo of lynn is accused of trying to lure a woman into his car monday night in winthrop. prosecutors say when the 25-year-old woman refused