morrissey. guest: great call. that's exactly what i'm talking about the same passion was driving the bernie sanders movement on the left. for those's a mistake of us in the commentary class to refer to voters as low information voters or uneducated because that is not the case. they may be low engagement voters because they don't feel they need to be of zest with politics like some of us are. this is what we do for a living so we are very much engaged. we are looking at these things in great ttl -- great detail. when i was going around to these different communities to research i did over 100 interviews. i heard over and over again, i just want somebody who is going to make things work again. somebody who is going to get rid of the idea that everything is blockaded and nothing can happen. there are things that need to be fixed. i can see them in my community. we need to start fixing things. that's the reason you have this need to replace the people who are being perceived as being obstructionist, overly ideologica

ed morrissey? interesting it is because he makes a great point about capitalism and people being frustrated but i would note that the two major party nominees here are people with long track records in the confluence of money and politics. donald trump talked about this, how he has funded politicians and bought politicians over his career because that is for you do business in america. hillary clinton with the clinton foundation and numerous political connections that came from that, her time as secretary of state when her family was making $57.5 million in income. a lot of these were from speeches given here and abroad. those are the types of things that normally, you would say if people are really frustrated about the connection between money and politics, these people would be the last people to get nominations. so i think it will be interesting because that is a definite contradiction. it'll be interesting to see how that plays out. host: we have about one minute left. what is the one thing you

ed morrissey?esting it is because he makes a great point about capitalism and people being frustrated but i would note that the two major party nominees here are people with long track records in the confluence of money and politics. donald trump talked about this, how he has funded politicians and bought politicians over his career because that is for you do business in america. hillary clinton with the clinton foundation and numerous political connections that came from that, her time as secretary of state when her family was making $57.5 million in income. a lot of these were from speeches given here and abroad. those are the types of things that normally, you would say if people are really frustrated about the connection between money and politics, these people would be the last people to get nominations. so i think it will be interesting because that is a definite contradiction. it'll be interesting to see how that plays out. host: we have about one minute left. what is the one thing you are w

with taking parachuting to new heights is heading to the skydiving hall of fame. 78-year-old bill morrissey and his partner ted strong were the first people to develop an attempt at tandem skydiving. in the 1970s instructors taught everything they could on the ground, once they went out the doors they they came one a larger parachute to increase drag and passenger harness still in use today. >> we went out of that airplane 14,000 feet and all i knew is that i had never been -- i've never gotten this fast before. >> morrissey will join strong in the hall of fame in fredericksburg, virginia in a ceremony in october. circuit. tom korun has sports. >> reporter: good morning. pitcher blake snell and rays went up against a red hot red sox team at the trop. price on the mound for boston, just wasn't pretty. s will l went 3 2/3 innings, only one bad inning but bad enough to lose control of the game. that scores one run in the fourth. two batters later, andrew benetendi gets it home from third. nothing fancy, a sack fly. red sox score another 4 in the seventh, 3 in the ninth. while the rays got mowe

parachuting to new heights is now making his way into the skydiving hall of fame. 78-year-old bill morrissey and his partner ted strong were the first to develop and attempt a tannedle sky dive. in the 1970s they shared a vision for safer technique for skydivers. they came one a larger parachute to increase drag and dual passenger system still in use today. >> we went out of that airplane that i had never been that -- never got this fast before. >> morrissey will join strong in the hall of fame at an induction ceremony in october. >>> 81 with blue skies. warm and muggy by the afternoon, back into summer thunderstorms. i think by 3:00 there will be isolated storms but the bulk of the activity comes in after 5:00. we'll talk more about that in the extended forecast coming up. >>> area man is hoping you'll help him keep them running. how some people are coming together to make sure the ridesharing services keep their wheels in motion. >> the high profile sexual assault case at stanford university is making waves. how it's changing rules at the school and altering the judge's >>> good morning. 5

south of the pike it is the expressway volume is heavy right around morrissey boulevard. here are live drive times, 13 minutes on route 1, 28 minutes on 93 south so not feeling the effects of the accident quite yet but it did just happen. 27 minutes on 128 southbound. back to you. >> daniel: 8:02. bullying people on the train. >> catherine: fed up with the brucia began recording the interaction. fox25 jessica reyes has the story. >> told you to move. >> jessica: typical commute scary line on the subway. man screaming and threatening riders. hurling racial slurs and then threatening it the shoot someone that apparently got too close him. >> gets even angrier when recording it all and slapping phone right out of her hands. the woman that recorded the video asked us to hide her name and face for her safety. >> i think it is scary that commuters have to deal with someone like him on daily basis. i realize this isn't the first time and probably not going to be the last. >> jessica: separate outburst >> they back away and either get off the train or they move. >> jessica: thank

good morning, everyone, still a little bit slow and braintree split up past morrissey boulevard and 128 northbound also moderate volume heading toward route 9 and bright green and 93 south is a little bit slow around route 16 and route 60 and here are cameras, you can see things have really cleared out since earlier this morning when they were just rained out. here are live drive times, 15 minutes route 1 from 128 to the tobin. 33 minutes on 93 south, it has been 33 minutes on 93 south -- excuse me, the expressway for i think the last hour. you're taking expressway, going to be stuck for 33 minutes. >> julie: shiri, at least your weather has been changing, haven't been stagnant like the expressway time. >> shiri: last tornado warning and years ago and last august 4th that's last one that we had, now that all the crazy weather is out of the way and we are looking at some of the damaged reports and waiting for the assessments to come in to see and if there was a tornado touchdown now just sunshine and gusty have to watch the winds gusting 20 to 25 miles per hour today and next rain going

slow spot still focused around morrissey boulevard. north of the pike earlier accident 128 northbound taunton pond has been cleared in the waltham area and pike and brighton east and westbound. tobin, 24 minutes on 93 south, 28 minutes on 128 southbound from peabody to the weston tolls there we go changing from yellow to green and traffic times in the right direction. temperatures are going to be moving up, shiri. >> shiri: moving in the right direction as well. after all it is the last week of august here and want to feel like summer, especially of those still on vacation. high pressure is driving and that's going to pump in a ton of sunshine. today we also got light winds and that allows norwood by lunchtime at 80?. the beaches though running mostly in the upper 70s and that's where you're going to stall out at most of the beaches inland towns and cities, low and mid-80s for that drive home from work today. so hot spots include norwood at 85, lawrence and bedford and fitchburg at about 84?, 79 in worcester, upper 70s lower 80s runnin

on morrissey boulevard, an accident there. a little slow around the braintree split on route 24, back to brockton. the pike looks good. no issues on route 2 or 3. let's check those drive times if you're getting ready to head out the door. 18 minutes braintree to boston expressway northbound. just 12 minutes into town on the pike from 128. 93 southbound, 128 to the zakim bridge, 23 minutes. the "t" is running o commuter rail on the lowell line. back to you, guys. >> christa: all right, danielle, thank you. we're headed back to the olympic zone. this is now first time in four years that nate ebner has not been on the patriots' practice field here in foxborough. of course, training camp is going on right now. that's because he's representing the u.s. in rio, but not for football. >> sarah: he's playing a slightly different sport. 7's nancy chen has more now from the pats are now ready to play their first preseason game, but they'll be without faith ebner. pats' player nate ebner already has a super bowl ring. now he's looking to

morrissey continues to make very serious allegations , fortunately for those seeking the truth, they merit. >>> the golf course in antioch is closing this thursday after 16 years in business. the decision to shut down came over the weekend and it isn't just catching golfers off guard. as ktvu's tom vacar explains at least one bride-to-be planned to have her wedding at the clubhouse. >> reporter: riley ranch golf course in antioch was packed with a lot of nostalgia players today. golfing their last rounds here. over the weekend rowdy ranch golf course told some folks it was closing on thursday due to excessively high water bills. but the court didn't immediately contact preschool teacher brittany slaney who has a $500 deposit for her wedding there on the 20th. >> i found my venue in january. i set my deposit the first week of march. and i found out on sunday that that was it, they were closing. >> reporter: a day later the bride-to-be got a notice of sorts. >> i was contacted on monday via a generic e-mail that they were closing and they were working on trying to get deposits but wasn

volume building around morrissey boulevard. north of the pike 93 south moving along fine. a live look at the zakim bridge. not a lot slowing you down on the zakim or the leverett connector. 24 minutes on the pike eastbound from 495 to mass avenue. 16 minutes on the expressway. 22 minutes on 93 south from 495 to the leverett connector. she is out in norwood with gene and joins us with the forecast. hi, shiri. >> shiri: hey, good morning, julie, and the friday forecast is spectacular, but i have to give tomorrow a grade go from an a today to probably a c or maybe even a d for your saturday because we have storms. we want the name. we need the rain. and perhaps not conducive of get the best absorption. threat when it rains during these drought conditions. the ground has a tough time absorbing it. more damages wind with the forecast tomorrow. 64 in boston. mostly sunny, sun all day. by 10 a.m., knocking on the door of 80 degrees. in the middle 80s this afternoon. at the beaches a little cooler and i imagine a lot of our local beaches still get into the 80s today. a lot of thos

he says that smith has retaliated by denying morrissey certain work assignments and career advancementso demoting people, to gaining special assignments, not allowing them to interact with the new recruits, that the list will go on and on and that as this case unfolds. >> six members were treated worse after voting to endorse smith's challenger in her 2014 re-election bid. they say that she threatened toinvestigate any deputy who posted bumper stickers supporting her opponent. >>> the number of homeless people living in california have them calling critical mass. efforts to ease the crisis, they do not seem to be working. now they are recommending the state of the emergency. for the report that says that the cities and the other issues to open up their public buildings as temporary shelters for people that will be living on the street. they have declared a similar state of emergency for their homeless population. treating homeless people with mental health issues is not working. >> it is a disaster and it would happen overtime, but we would have people sleeping outdoors without any shel

ed morrissey? interesting it is because he makes a great point about capitalism and people being frustrated but i would note that the two major party nominees here are people with long track records in the confluence of money and politics. donald trump talked about this, how he has funded politicians and bought politicians over his career because that is for you do business in america. hillary clinton with the clinton foundation and numerous political connections that came from that, her time as secretary of state when her family was making $57.5 million in income. a lot of these were from speeches given here and abroad. those are the types of things that normally, you would say if people are really frustrated about the connection between money and politics, these people would be the last people to get nominations. so i think it will be interesting because that is a definite contradiction. it'll be interesting to see how that plays out. host: we have about one minute left. what is the one thing you

expressway slow right around morrissey boulevard. otherwise seems like people are either hanging at home this morning or getting ready for day out, beach to enjoy the weather before school starts because we have had a relatively light morning after the earlier accidents cleared. expressway past freeport street. drive times, 31 minutes eastbound to 495 to mass ave. 28 minutes on the expressway, 38 minutes on 93 south from 495 to the leverett connector. shiri, i do have a confession. i have been google beaches to visit. best beaches on day like today. >> close one that's awesome. >> on day like today, yes, send her a tweet. send her a tweet, let her know which are best in your opinion. highs five to ten? warmer today than they were yesterday. as the humidity goes and we still got a ton of that blue sky. scattered showers back in the mix here on friday but the weekend weather is shaping up nice and dry. so still got bubble of high pressure that's keeping us clear, keeping us warm, especially shifts a little in the southwest winds really

slow spot is the expressway right around morrissey boulevard. overalthough so far we have enjoyed a relatively mild minutes on pike eastbound, 29 minutes on expressway, 38 minutes on 93 south as you approach the zakim bridge. back to you. >> daniel: candles and flowers on display as central massachusetts town comes together to remember hometown girl killed while she was out jogging. right now police departments from across central massachusetts are working around the clock to go through the hundreds of tips that have come in. fox25 michael henrich live at princeton police department >> michael: several police officers are already here on scene here in princeton. they are inside the town hall annex and that's where we have have -- they have been working out a week here and investigation continues this morning, day after this woman's native leominster came together to mourn the loss and also learning from a source telling fox25 that vanessa marcotte's body could be released to her >> let us pray vanessa may rest in peace. >> michael: prayed, went,

expressway slow after morrissey boulevard approaching columbia road. north of the pike route 1 wide open, 93 south looks good from woburn down through medford. still a the expressway right around freeport street. over to the live drive times, 28 minutes on pike eastbound from 495 to mass ave. 22 minutes on expressway and southbound from route 1 in peabody to the weston tolls. >> shiri: humidity low and dew wednesday starts turning very sticky, going to be oppressive humidity not just wednesday but middle, end of the week and weekend and going to get sticky. sunshine in place and sun and scattered clouds and bubble up just a little bit this afternoon and going partly cloudy from time to time but still going to be bright, uv index still going to be very high, so got to use the sunscreen today, but hold back on sea breeze just a little bit and mid-80s. southern new hampshire straight through massachusetts. i know you're seeing splashes of green and couple clouds and keeping it dry, keeping it fairly bright, mixing in few more clouds than yesterday. 82 in

expressway right now sluggish around morrissey boulevard. as we shift north 128 south shore looking good. things still stop & shop right around freeport street, morrissey boulevard like i mentioned. here are live drive times, 14 25 minutes on the expressway and 28 minutes on 93 south from 495 to the leverett connector. meteorologist shiri spear joining us now. if you're planning on spending any significant amount of time in the car today, shiri, it is going to be a window up, air-conditioning on and trying to stay cool. >> shiri: face up against it and heat advisory noon time today and start feeling like it is 100?. almost f boston and hottest feeling weather, increasing rain coverage each day and today very few if rain showers popping up south of the pike. tomorrow a little better chance for pop-ups and get into the weekend and real rain develops. 76 in worcester right now, fitchburg at 82? and we are just going to break it down here in fitchburg as example and look at how quickly things heating up, even upper 90s in spots like fitchburg to

. >> julie: volume around morrissey boulevard and through lexington but that is typical and things moving over the zakim at slower pace than we typically see around 5:00 a.m. here are live drive times, 13 minutes on route 1 from 128 to the tobin, 27 minute 48 minutes and that takes into account pointed out on 128 through the lexington area. meteorologist shiri spear joining us now and we are starting to day warm and temperatures will increase. >> shiri: we talk about needing rain because of the drought conditions because ragweed and nettle pollen all saving grace the fact that temperatures drop by the weekend and that should hopefully help knock maybe the pollen levels down just a little bit here. 75? in boston right now, 74 in norwood. we have a couple close by very very light sprinkles in norwood occurring right now and sunny icon not accurate, want to expand over that. the deal is we have clouds this morning, clouds until lunchtime today, so 11:00 a.m. 83?, 1:00 p.m. 87? into the afternoon once we hit about 3:00 p.m. and norwood. it is going to start to clear out and as it does you can

. >> morrissey and strong came one a larger than normal parachute to increase drag and type of dual passenger harness system that is st today. >> we went out of that airplane at 14,000 feet and all i knew is that i had never been that -- never got this fast before. >> morrissey will join strong at a induction ceremony in october. >>> still ahead -- where teachers in the country are allowed to have guns on campus. >> experiencing life like >> a unique opportunity for amputees. how a clinic in colorado is getting them back on their feet and giving them a new lease on >>> at 9:30. four people prepare to face a judge today after authorities say they murdered a man they we find out what other crimes authorities are connecting to them. >> i think my colleague dan shaffer said it best. this morning, what is old is new again. i can guarantee everything tastes as great as it always did. more from the rebirth of goody goody in tampa, coming up. >> i hear it tastes better when dan pays for it too. >>> good morning. thank you for joining us for abc action news at 9:30. >> i'm dan shaffer. back to james w

south of the pike it is the morrissey boulevard. see bumper-to-bumper as you head northbound, approaching morrissey boulevard. here are live drive times, 30 minutes on pike eastbound from 495 to mass ave and 30 minutes on expressway and 40 minutes 495 to the leverett connector. i don't know about you, but shiri, i have been sniffling and sneezing. ragweed still lingering with us. >> that's what's dominating the pollen forecast here and all in the we desperately need the rain. we talk about rain and fact that we need it because of the drought conditions, also need rain to help wash out the air and get some of this out of here. don't see much significant rain and pollen levels probably stay high until we hit the weekend and temperatures drop. lawrence. noon time clearing skies working way from north to south. i think at noon time it is probably just reaching boston and turning partly sunny clearing continues to push way southward and clearing behind the cold front. because it takes longest to pass over southeastern massachusetts or al

and district attorney morrissey also says the injuries to the victims arms presided further evidence that he raises him in a manner >> the man accused of a deadly shooting plaster of the colorado springs planned parenthood has now been ruled incompetent to stand trial again the judge made a ruling today after receiving a report on robert deere's condition from the state hospital. the judge scheduled another hearing for november 17 prosecutors have requested he attend that hearing but attorneys argued that it could hamper his treatment and exposing to the meeting which they think if is not in his best interest. >> rtd says conditions are back to normal now about a line and beeline. the second general rtd passengers-is close call your city park in denver as a dump truck slams into a wall. it happened just around noon today though he was injured in traffic >> someone called and said there are folding her brother for ransom and a demanding cash. >> for waste label what you need to know about this potentially dangerous cam. it's an a phone call no one wants to get. >> this is so-and-so fr

expressway slow going past exit 13 freeport street approaching morrissey boulevard. here are live drive times, 25 minutes on 93 south. about half hour on 128 northbound from university avenue in westwood to the weston tolls. >> daniel: 9:32 right now. back to breaking news in salem we told you about the top of the hour. woman was murdered by estranged husband. stephanie coueignoux just arriving and what are police telling you right no chandler street and where police are investigating after they found that woman strangled to death. we have seen detectives and police officers and i asked and they couldn't say what floor it was on. essex county they were releasing turned himself in to salem police around 3:40 this morning. that is when police arrived here to this home on chandler street, found the woman dead inside and again, they began investigating and what told by the district attorney's office is this. suspect now in custody is identified as douglas 50 years old, they believe that he may be homeless. what they are saying is that he going to be arraigned in transmit

taking parachuting to new heights is now heading into the skydiving hall of fame. 78-year-old bill morrissey and tandem sky dive. in the 1970s instructors taught their students everything they could on the ground but once they went out the flight doors they were on their own. the two shared a vision for something safer. they perfected a technique using a larger parachute and dual passenger system that is still in use today. >> we went out of the airplane at 14,000 feet and all i knew is that i had never been -- never gotten this fast before. >> morrissey w in the hall of fame at an induction ceremony in october. >>> 6:07. still to come -- an anniversary tradition still going strong. despite getting a little stale. does wedding cake get finer with age? >> it costs a lot to live in manhattan but for some it could cost even more to die there. the pricey final resting spot >>> 6:10. a florida couple is celebrating 60 plus years of marriage with a sentimental but no doubt very stale treat. a 60-year-old piece of wedding cake. >> the satellite beach couple got married in 1955. all that time they k

average speeds through natick and expressway slow right around morrissey boulevard. over to those live drive times. 16 minutes on route 1. 30 minutes on 93 south from 495 to the leverett connector. 26 minutes on 128 southbound. back to you. >>> 6:31. our top stories this hour. a large police investigation worcester county da and the medical examiner's office had the area near brooks station road closed for several hours now. neighbors tell fox25 that police have been out in that area since yesterday afternoon searching for a female jogger. they had helicopters in that -- in the air after that woman was reported missing around 1 p.m. the news conference is expected soon. we have a crew on the scene this morning. stephanie coueignoux is gathering the latest information and we will get to her in just a moment. >>> also this morning problems out at logan and other major airports around the world. delta airlines said its computer systems are down and this is causing massive delays. passengers at logan are being allowed to check in for their scheduled flights, but delta ha

. >> julie: goomo seconds turned from orange to red at morrissey boulevard. volume starting to pick up. we have a half hour before 6:30. route 1, 3 south are clear. a look at the zakim bridge. nothing lowering you down on the leverett connector or the bridge itself. live drive times. 12 minutes on route 1 from 128 to the tobin. 17 minutes on the expressway. 25 minutes on 93 south from andover down to the leverett connector. back to you. >>> all right, brace yourself >> daniel: very steamy and shiri mentioned the heat advisory with temperatures rising near the middle 90s. it will feel like over 100. fox25's catherine parrotta is live at the framingham commuter rail station this morning where the trains have had problems in the past with this extreme heat. >> of course this just the beginning of the day here. to far no problems and we will be monitoring this throughout the morning. the commuter rail had some problems in the past in terms of the heat, which has been known to have speed restrictions on very hot days like today. again, we will be keeping an eye on

expressway slow right around morrissey boulevard. this is what i mean by higher -- longer than usual drive times. 52 minutes on the pike from 495 to mass avenue. 30 minutes itself from the weston to the ted williams tunnel usually a 8-minute commute because of that car fire. 24 minutes monday the expressway from the braintree split to the exit to the pike. back to you. >>> a teenager in western mass is headed off to college after where he was accused of sexually assaulting two classmates. the prosecutor recommended jailtime, but a judge instead gave him two years' probation. fox25's daniel miller joins us now with the outrage that the sentence is now sparking. >> daniel: yeah, the petition is to remove judge estes. he placed david becker on probation for two years and lowed him to report to probation officials in ohio where he will be attending college. east longmeadow high school. he admitted to assaulting two female classmates in april while they were unconscious at a party. prosecutors had asked for two-year prison sentence and af

. >> mitch morrissey says they and even re-created the see the following morning and reviewed the surveillance are in the end he said the officer was justified in using deadly force i'm our 17th essay jeanty was robbed a bank at gunpoint flea with more than $30,000 a nellie a month later damon was spotted and a swat team was called on to make the arrest. >> if you're one of a proper, with a criminal history that includes gang activity and other weapons charges, certain mentality that the police are going to have after dropping off his wife and child at the courthouse this car was surrounded the moments later he was shot and killed by a police technician jeffrey moss. his wife at the time said he did not have a gun. >> please don't shoot. please don't schubert we are not armed my husband is not armed. >> if there was no gun in damon's possession there is a lot of instances in the law people can believe that you had a weapon. >> very for said officers told they would multiple times to put his hands up in the ship's had no and officer does not have to wait until he's fired on. it was very clear t

expressway starting right around morrissey boulevard or if you were massbrook parkway a little closer and as you -- granite avenue. here are those live drive times. 31 minutes on the pike eastbound from 495 to mass avenue. 23 minutes on the expressway. 30 minutes on 128 southbound from route 1 in peabody to the weston toll. back to you. >>> checking our top stories to in tuesday morning at 6:30. children will return to a south boston day camp where a young boy drowned last week. 7-year-old kazr willis died at carson beach by himself. he walked away from the city run camp at the l street bath house. new security measures will be in place today when children arrive back. >>> happening this morning, worcester dentist will be in court accused of inappropriately touching a patient in his office. women tell police it happened several times during an appointment that he had with dr. niko patel. officers arrested dr. patel and charged him with assault and battery. >>> mosquito spraying stepped the zika virus. health officials are not optimistic that it will stop the spread of the virus and th

expressway wide anticipate from the braintree split past morrissey boulevard and columbia road. 2 minutes on route 1 from 128 to the tobin. 20 minutes on 93 out. 23 minutes on 128 southbound from route 1 in peabody to the weston tolls. >>> 4:02 right now. children will return to a south boston day camp where a camper drowned last week. the curly community center in the l street bath house has 7-year-old kazr willis. the memorial for the little boy runs at the city-run center. last tuesday, kazr went into the water at carson beach on his own after a swimming session ended. parents of other campers met with marty walsh to discuss safety measures being made. >> sad that it takes a horrific event to bring change. i think we will see as we move forward for the rest of the summer how the change is working. >> daniel: those changes cameras, head counts every hour and mandatory life vest for children who go swimming. this week friends and family members will say goodbye to kazr. the funeral for the 7-year-old will take place on thursday morning at morning star baptist church mattapan. calling hou

heavy and slow northbound from a adams up to morrissey boulevard. if you are leaving the city from the tunnel down to the split you are looking at over half hour to get down to the braintree split. heading on 93, lower deck you see heavy and slow southbound coming over the zakim into the tunnel. northbound slows as you make your way up to 128. the leverett connector ramps there are slow both directions. heading out of town, you can tolls heading outs to newton. heavy all the way out to past route 30. i'm george brown, 7 news. >> ryan: at 66 years old bruce springsteen is showing no signs of slowing down. he played a marathon show in his home state of new jersey. this is nearly four hours long. his loungest show was over four hours in finland in 2012. powerful performance. >> jadiann: a energy. >> ryan: we're getting a sneak peek at a new movie starring casey affleck. >> jadiann: it features a small town in the bay state. come on, pull it up. >> it's not a shark. >> this is the trailer for manchester by the sea which takes place in the sea side town.

mitch morrissey says if you want them to get mandatory jail time there needs to be pressure on state legislatures. >> get the legislatures to take section 2 out of the sentencing part for sex offenders to allow judges to give them probation. as long as you allow it, judges doing their job are going to sit there and weigh things, and i'll give you a second chance. >> the judge in this case, boulder judge patrick butler declined to talk to us, citing the direct code. >>> our partner u.s.a. today found federal drug agents are profiling traveling americans. they're not looking for terrorists, they're going through travel records seeing if they are taking money to drug traffickers. they don't make many arrests, but they have seized a small fortune in cash. the dea surveillance has gone knowledge. they signed 15 of the nation's busiest airports including dia have confiscated more than $209 million in cash from more than 5,000 people over the last 10 years. denver had the 12th highest amount of money seized that being nearly $11 million for more than 400 people. it is not just airlines. in

you see it's heavy from the splt up to about morrissey boulevard and breaks free for a bit, then gets heavy again into the tunne. taking a look at the bridge rigt now, it doesn't look bad heading over the bridge. level connector ramps, that's or major problem right now. we have a red sox game at fenway parks, so a lot of folks heading down to storrow drive. it gets heavy again after the weston tolls. i'm gorge brown, 7news. >> in today's health cast, a new study showing more parents are deciding to put vaccinations for their children on hold. 87% of pediatricians face vaccie refusals from patients. immunizations are unnecessary. >> fitbit is introducing a swim proof model. now you'll be able to track your laps in the pool while swimming or leave it on while you're in the shower. it's also sleeker with a bigger display. >> well, working for the weekend just became easier for some employees at amazon. >> the company is experimenting with a shorter work week. a small team there will work ony 30 hours a week. those workers will receive the same benefits as regular full time employees, but

morrissey continues to make very serious allegations fortunately for those seeking the truth they have no merit. >>> caltrans crews are expected to remove the tallest visible sections of the old bay bridge. english and crews are scheduled to take down the final pieces of the five bit -- five against steel sections. the debris will be taken to the port of oakland where it will be dismantled for scrap. the demolition project was started late last year. a special hearing will be held today to talk about the damage done this crab season. experts will provide progress reports on several topics including the results of this past season. including how to prepare for the upcoming season. this past crab season was delayed for months because of high levels of acid which posed a health risk to humans. >>> more controversy over something that donald trump said on the campaign trail about hillary clinton. >> if she gets to pick her judges nothing you can do, folks although, the second amendment people may be there is. i don't know. but i will tell you what, that will be a horrible day. >> his criti

expressway seeing a little bit of red right there on our traffic flow around morrissey boulevard because of overnight construction crews wrapping up their work and by 5 a.m., that should be cleared out. here are those live drive times. 24 minutes on the pike eastbound from 49 to mass avenue. 9 minutes on the expressway. 20 minutes on 93 south from 495 to the leverett connector. it is thursday, that means tomorrow is friday, and it is time for another zip trip. tomorrow, we are headed to west ford, i will be there along with shiri and around-town host michele lazcano. we have got lots of great stories to bring you and some things for the whole family. come on out and join us. you can get the rest of our zip trip schedule on our web site at fox25boston.com. >>> before we start talking about zip trip weather, shiri, we will have to deal with temperatures that will feel like triple digits. it will be nasty. temperatures and the dew points both at 75 degrees. it is warm and very muggy this morning, and when you get the temperature and the dew point temp, the lining like that, you get visibili

morrissey mr. morrissey, now the democratic line from california. >> caller: mr. norris a i would like to get your opinion but we will focus on the staff and also a retired colonel. and the opinion of mr. trump is that he is out to destroy the republican party and is to begin by pulling back the curtain of the dark black core of the republican d party. and i am a democrat now but and i have to tell you more conservativism than the democratic party these days. but more specifically what is your opinion on that idea? by the way i don't believe that anything donald trump says.. is just to destroy the republican party. >> is great to hear from california. i think that is way too ish. he has his groupies it really is that simple.st in to be shot at the republicans but i think that is over thinking things. both parties have theirand repua extremes and republicans and conservatived libertarians ever since i can vote and a conservative ever since i can vote. if i thought that i would take a look at that that is the best vehicle.so we but it is conservative fills a just on

"please, morrissey. don't eat me. look in your heart. don't eat me. oh no. oh, not my head. oh."ime you get your chinese, your brazilians and your italians, all agreeing on something, it's pretty clear it's a really good idea. everybody agrees that this complicated-looking creature with all those troublesome shells is worth the work. so you tear off the little limbs. we'll get to you later, my friends. rip out the tail. these little lungs, you don't want them. now you got all this nice fat in there. oh yeah. now we're geing to the claw. look at that. that's poking out of there. oh yeah. push it through that little nubbin of goodness. like a celestial nibble. when people started demanding boneless stuff like chicken without a bone, or crabmeat without the actual crab? or lazy lobster? that was the beginning of the erosion of our society, as we know it. if you're not willing to work for a payoff like this, how do you expect us to, like, fight al qaeda if you can't suck the meat out of a crab. good character builder. and delicious. and if your perfect day really did happen, you'd pr

[applause] ♪ [applause] ♪ >> makes him a -- then conservative author ed morrissey on donald trump.er, a conversation on serious political future. -- syria's political future. air force lieutenant general joseph when you was recently confirmed by the senate. tomorrow, there will be a hit in dover ceremony at the pentagon. we will have live coverage here on c-span. and later, an update on the international aids conference foundation held in south africa this summer. we will hear about the latest scientific advancements and funding for hiv-aids research. that is live new dniester and also here on c-span. -- >> faith and community leader spoke about a nationwide voter engagement program for november election. plans to register voters and assist in getting people to the polls. this event was held at the national press club. >> welcome, everyone. thank you for joining us. we are here because there is too much division in our country. divided across race, across geography, across religion. we are here today as religious leaders to launch a historic voting effort called together we vote. w

expressway a a little bit slow s head from the braintree split to morrissey boulevard and 33 minute on pike eastbound from 495 to mass ave and 35 minutes on expressway, this is the one i'm worried about, 39 minutes on 93 south and go up because of the accident i just told you town of princeton and police don't have suspect or motive in the case. crime has community on edge but they still came together last night to honor the victim. fox25 stephanie coueignoux is live in princeton where hundreds came out for vigil, stephanie. >> stephanie: heartbreaking turn of events for the family, first murder in princeton the last 30 years. again, so many unanswered as we reported yesterday morning. police have now stepped up the patrols, but again, as this investigation continues the community here in princeton, turning to each other for comfort and we were there yesterday as hundreds of people gathered for candlelight vigil. friends of 27-year-old vanessa marcotte remembered her as extremely smart woman whose genuine as kind and hours after station road and never returned. she had been visiting fa

at morrissey will join us -- ed morrissey will join us. be sure to watch c-span's "washington journal" join the discussion. >> more now from netroots nation. coming up a panel on the future of the supreme court and diversity of the judicial system. we will hear from oregon senator jeff merkley and minnesota congressman keith ellison. -- congressman keith ellison. >> i think we are ready. welcome, everyone. it is a pleasure to be here. i'm the president of the alliance for justice and i would say, to netroots is like coming home. it is great to be here every of. i see some old faces and a lot of new faces, which is wonderful. i would say after the events of the past two weeks here in our france,and yesterday in it is really good to be among friends today. thank you all for being here. we have an amazing group of speakers so i will get right to it. thank adam.d to adam, where are you? netroots the board of and used to be the chair. he's a big booster of this panel so i am very grateful to you. bys panel is organized alliance for justice as w

expressway seein split up past morrissey boulevard and approach columbia road. here is live look at the expressway past freeport street and there's actually a little bit of room between the cars. it is no the quite as jampacked as we typically see. over to the live drive times, 14 minutes on route 3 from 228 up to the braintree area, 28 minutes on the expressway from the split to columbia road. meteorologist shiri spear joining us to tell us more about the hot and humid conditionsle >> shiri: humidity will feed into showers tomorrow. man, do we need the rain. seven inch rainfall deficit in parts of connect, worcester and boston up to concord, new hampshire as well. that's why we have this year to extreme drought, only gets updated once a week. update will happen later this morning around 8:30 and latest information that i have it and see how much worse those conditions have become. today is not and mostly sunny, 12 miles per hour breeze, don't have the stronger gusts yet but they are coming. notice that we go on and off clouds, humidities creeping in during the

. >> jack morrissey showed picture from the new set of the movie. the first one was a mcgregor as lumiere and ian mckellar as cogsworth. they were computer generated. there was a look at the pub and dan stevens who plays the beast in human prince form. the film will be released march of next year. >> i'm so excited about that. i think it will be so cool. >> yes, he's known best for plays belle. >> he know what is he's doing. >> yes. >> and people love emma watson from "harry potter." it depends on the best cast. >> it will be a good one for sure. >> looking forward to it. >>> filling the shoes of peyton manning after he wins a super bowl would be tough for any quarterback, especially for one who's never thrown a pass in an nfl game. ? ? ? aac hou has mastered gravity defying moves to amaze his audience. great show. here you go. now he's added a new routine. making depositing a check seem so effortless. easy to use chase technology, for whatever you're trying to master. isaac, are you ready? yeah. >> we don't know what happened. the son was only able

a little bit of volume as you approach morrissey boulevard and things slow on zakim bridge on 93 south. live drive times, 26 minutes in that chunk -- on that chunk of route 3 just pound out from 495 to 128. slower than usual. 14 minutes route 1. >> catherine: local towns shocked and scared after new york city out for a jog in central massachusetts. this morning agree awesome crime x25 stephanie coueignoux isn the live in princeton this morning where stephanie, just spoke with the d.a. >> yes, he told me they are actively pursuing all leads. talking about hundreds of leads that has since poured since that awful murder on sunday afternoon. again, they are meeting inside that red building behind me. they have been there about an hour and reviewing all of those leads, reviewing the latest on investigation so far, they can't give me any more beyond that because again, still active investigation. but again, still so many questions left unanswered and as they are trying to answer those questions, the community here in princeton is toge btherring eacr comfort and hoping finally there will be s

kennedy: the philosopher morrissey said every day is like sunday because monday sucks.his is the "topical storm," topic number one. canine superiority has reached new heights. a sickly golden retriever had his front arms am to you 8ed and re -- amputated and replaced with human limbs. it's true. now he can use those apen damages to eat pasta. broccoli. he loves broccoli. it's so green and yummy. my producer marty says i can't lie to you because the dog didn't have his arms amputated. that sweet dog would love to flip marty the bird, but he can't. topic number two. member flea from the red hot chili peppers? his musical career is surging forward to unknown heights. specifically becoming a guitar tutor to cocoa the gorilla. unreal. >> think is the greatest they can that ever happened. this is the best day i will never forget in my life. kennedy: why is he laying down? is he in an opium den? all right. though cocoa may not be professional quality yet, she'll get there. with a little luck and hard work she can join a professional ape band one day. that band of chimps is fou

morrissey continues to make very serious allegations fortunately for those seeking the truth they have no merit. >>> san francisco police released video of a smash and grab burglary yesterday morning just before 3:00 at a store called electronic city. stop the video shows a white van backing onto the sidewalk in front of the store . police and the burglars appear to have attached a poll to the van and using it as a battering ram to break into the shop. >> you see three suspects with three large bags enter inside grab as many items as they can and under four minutes of they are able to successfully take as many items as they can jump back in the van and take off before police showed up. >> the manager says it's the fourth time in six months history -- broken in two. -- into. they are asking anyone with information to call san francisco police. >>> delta airlines have canceled another 90 flights today but the airline is hoping to get operations back to normal by tonight . this comes after delta canceled 1700 flights in the past two days . the problem started with a power outage that shut