in nashua, david bienick, wcvb newscenter 5. ed: mike wankum is tracking the chance of a little rain one day this weekend. maria: plus, the first cases of the zika virus transmitted by mosquitoes in the u.s. why the number of those infected maria: to your health now -- the first cases of the zika virus transmitted by mosquitoes in florida. ed: and the number might be higher than reported. >> we have been expecting this could happen. nicole: the first cases spread >> we may see more. the real question is, will this spread quickly or will it be controlled rapidly by the department of public health in florida? ed: -- nicole: putting a stop to blood donations. putting a stop to testing. >> they are not able to test everyone who has headaches. nicole: -- nicole: the fear that someone could be unknowingly carrying the virus, often without symptoms. >> two or three months and the virus can be present and then disappear. nicole: the family of mosquito that carries the virus is not prevalent in massachusetts. nicole as the front, wcvb ne

in norwood, waking up to 72 right now in worcester, upper 60s in nashua. 70s role across the cape and islands. here is warm-up in the city of boston and look at how quickly the temperatures go up, 9:00 a.m. 75?, 11:00 a.m. 88, get into the 90s this afternoon and there will be clouds increasing as we go so it turns partly cloudy today. a nice mix of sun and scattered clouds. inland, northern mass, society for christian activities, best bet for a pop-up and highs in mid-90s. julie grauert standing by with live drive time traffic and accident update. >> julie: 495 northbound at route 126 heading from franklin and into bell ham. no lanes are blocked and cars went off into the wooded area and right into the center of the screen, a little hard to make out, but we have several police aren't any lanes that are blocked. i've in the process of building a drive time for that segment of road to see just how slow that is setting us back. as we shift north also have to mention this accident, it is right before you approach the cloverleaf on 93 south heading into woburn. here are live drive times, 2

mid-90s into nashua as well. mid-90s for nashua. 90 marshfield down to plymouth. and about 80 degrees even get us up to 80 degrees. notice that we will have rain in place for the morning but the heaviest stuff develop late morning. straight through lunchtime and the bull's-eye of heaviest rain expected over southeastern massachusetts, but we could easily see half an inch of rain even in those other spots. drying out for saturday. risk for sunday afternoon showers. send you over to julie for live drive time traffic and breaking traffic news right skyfox over 495 northbound at route 126 in the franklin area as you are headed over to bellingham. the car went off into the woods on the right hand side. no lanes are blocked but it is a recovery mission right now and it is tough to see in this picture from skyfox, right off the settlementer of the screen is where that car ended up and we have confirmed that one person was killed. taking a look at the map, not seeing any major delays yet. as i showe lanes are open and volume is starting to pick up. i am going to build a n

upper 60s worcester, lawrence at 68 , nashua at 63 right now. cooler readings in places like plymouth at 58, same in keen. the upper 50s here in orange and then lower 60s from norwood to taunton. 70s on the cape and islands. a beautiful start to the day. the dew point in the 60s to low 70s. it's down right tropical on cape cod dew points creep up this afternoon. it will be a muggy day over all. satellite and radar quiet for now though. there's just an isolated risk of a thunderstorm. 90 to 95 for boston, taunton and plymouth. from new port rhode island back over to the outer cape in the mid to upper 80s today. so a warm one for us there but not as hot as everybody else. afternoon. there's not a lot of green on the map. it's places like central vermont back up into western maine that see the most numerous thunderstorms today. we see one or two with just some downpours and maybe some brief lightning. the evening hours are focused north and west of boston from the route 2 corridor back in through the marimac cal vi. -- valley. tonight a lingering s

in fact waking up this morning to 76 in boston. 71 in worcester. 65 in nashua. 67 right now in beverly and in plymouth and temperatures are in the 70s for the cape and by 11 a.m., 88 degrees. by noon time we are in the 90s. temperatures in the city boston peaking in the 90s today. the coast about 90. per pushing a slight risk of a pop-up thunderstorm. most of will you stay totally dry and futurecast to take you hour by hour and the widespread rain tomorrow. julie is back with off north of the pike. >> julie: things nice and easy shiri at 5 a.m. route 1, 93 south are clear. no issues on the pike from 495 to 128 and over to the alton-brighton tolls. little discoloration on our map and the traffic flow because of an overnight work crew that is a little bit late clearing out. 11 minutes on route 1 from 128 to the tobin. 19 minutes on 39 south. 20 minutes from route 1 in back to you. >>> two democratic rivals coming together to unite the party. president obama brings in his ringing endorsement. >> sara: a many other top democrats focused on bringing down her opponent. blair miller is live.

n 90 in nashua and fitchburg. we will keep the sunshine mixed with hayes and high cloudiness right now but notice the wind direction is shifting to the south as we get deeper into the afternoon. you look to the south you can see the air is stickier. the more humid air is lifting in so as we go through the afternoon building of the clouds. a couple of showers new the new hampshire border. it's a possibility associated with the front that is dropping south. this is the leading edge of cooler air. the cooldown begins. this moisture is lifting in. overnight, our low temperatures and the clouds only drop close to 70 degrees. our highs tomorrow, we are not getting out of the 70's. through the timeline, 5:00 tomorrow morning, couple showers approaching from the south coming out of connecticut and rhode island. as we go into the morning notice how these areas of rain expand and fill in. embedded downpours could produce localized street flooding and that will be a concern wherever heavier bands set up through the looking m

as they hold together around the winchendon gardner, moving toward nashua here this late morning hour. ound. low ceilings like the low cloud deck covering some of the buildings. south ward the cape and islands not much rain, just patchy light track this future cast, 11:00 in the morning, heaviest rain north of the pike. 2:00, 3:00 this afternoon, pop up showers around, but overall cry times and late in the day as well, does look like a drying trend. not going to be a total wash out today is my point. temperatures much below normal, though, 70 to 75, lots of clouds around, keeping the numbers down on tap for the week. i'll tell you when that gets here coming up. >> catherine: new this morning, 22 drawings and finally a win of. this morning, someone in new hampshire is nearly $500 million richer. >> jason: the winning numbers match those on your screen. the winning ticket sold in raymond new hampshire. that's where stephanie coueignoux is this morning. >> reporter: you can feel the excitement building in the air. i stepped into the hannaford off of freetown road this is the one that sol

it's hot again. 91 in taunton, 90 nashua right now. we're going to gain a few more degrees by the time the afternoon is done. the mid 90s not. middle to upper 80s back to concord. 86 in portland, maine right now. where's the relief? cape cod. it's humid but at least in the middle 80s for most of us. 76 than duct right now. -- nantucket right now. the dew points vary. it gets soupy along the south coast. if you zoom out the view it's soupy back to the south and west. there's a lot of sticky air from pittsburgh back down to baltimore and this humid moist air is going to work in our direction and it comes with rain. it's expandinro right now. notice there's some reds in here. there's a lot of moisture. notice the motion off to the north and east. as this front across northern new england sags south ward it's going to move the rain into new england during the day tomorrow. maybe an isolated storm or two this evening north and west of boston. non-severe, just a quick rumble. tomorrow at 4:00 a.m. many communities will be wet, particularly a

nashua, we're seeing the heavy rain, heavy rain to nashua, developing just now an hampshire, all developing now, moving off toward the northeast. also, some storms forming just to the west of the berkshires, and in the albany capitol district, moving towards southern vermont. the flash flood watches for the south shore, cape cod, the islands, for this rain coming in overnight tonight. now that's the front that's dipping southward and here comes the steady and heavy rain from the south, dark greens and yellow and orange and red and some other kind of color, looks afternoon, looks like the latest timeline. this is going to vary from model run to model run with our futurecast data, because the storm is just getting its act together. and that front has to stall over us and right now, moving toward northern new england. stick with me and i'll update the timeline and heaviest position of the rain throughout the evening. >> vanessa: a 47-year-old man is dead, after jumping in to the merrimack river. his girlfriend and two friends tried to jump in and save him, but it was just too late. fox 25's cr

welcome to nashua street jail. step to the back of the wall. >> we followed the kids up to one of the housing units so they could see where one of their next bedrooms could be if they continued on this path. i think it was probably one of the scariest parts for the kids, the idea of being actually locked up inside of a cell. >> get in there. welcome home. oh, there is only two beds. you got to share beds, have a seat. make yourself comfortable. that's where you're going to be. [ bleep ] >> you want to cut people. you want to cut people. >> they can't let you out the door when you want to go home now! i'm going to put you in there. >> let him in there. >> yeah, he's going in. you want to go in there? huh? let's go. >> you got a bed for him? >> oh, no, he ain't sleeping on the bed with me. that's my bed. >> when one person is using the bathroom? what is the other one going to do? this is it. you be right here. it's steel. it's not -- that's your home. that's your bed. >> you got to stay in one room the whole time for

nashua, worcester around 90 and there is a south-southwesterly winds that will keep us down. we see some building clouds this afternoon and there might be one or two isolated showers that developed north of route 2 through the evening but that is about the extent of it. we are waiting for some moisture leading edge of cooler air but there is moisture down to the south and this will work in, interacting with the frontal boundary. we desperately need some rainfall for the entire month of july. we are behind by nearly a couple inches for the month and the deficit now is up over five inches. i think tonight the clouds increase and there might be one or two showers with temperatures holding close to 70. getting out of the 70's, so it is a much cooler day as the wind turns the north and east. it will feel summary here, but it fills in during the morning hours into the day and read through the afternoon. there are indications that there could be embedded downpours that could lead to some localized evening before we try out. in terms of rainfall potential, one computer model indicate

nashua at 86. warm air with sunshine a little bit earlier. at we did get some nice rains. we got a little cooler. chatham checking in at 75 degrees. showers off to the west. overnight there will be no showers out there. in boston, we will drop down to the 60's. we will be a touch more comfortable tonight. i 3:00, we may see a few clouds popping up. sunday morning, we have more showers popping up in the forecast. high pressure nosing in for one . we get the moisture in. notice the time limits. looks like most of it will be in the morning. with the gray skies in the breeze off of the water, do not look for much sunshine during the afternoon. i think the best chance for showers and thunderstorms will be be first half of the day. let me break it down for you. tomorrow, less humid. if you are doing traveleling chance. monday, water temperatures nice and warm. lake winnipesaukee, speedy of which -- head to it. sunday is unsettled. the other thing happening as we talk about next week, the humidity. humidity will be manageable as we talk about monday. it spikes backup. humidity co

but, yes, holding on to the low 90s, nashua and new hampshire stretching down to norwood, very close to 90 in new bedford. we do have lots of sunshine out there, a few puffy cumulous clouds but take with a look to our north and west. cool front that's going to drop in for us late tomorrow. the question is how far south could it bring us some isolated showers and storms into tomorrow. a chance of, that i'm giving you about a 10% chance, that means that maybe somebody sees a pop-up shower in the afternoon and evening tomorrow but most of us miss out on it. then we pay attention to this low-pressure system that forms and zips along the front as we get into friday and could be some beneficial rainfall for us. forecast models trying to come eventual line with the details on that and again the potential is there for an inch to two inches of rainfall. and i know where lawns could use it. i don't know if they can bring them back to life, though. tomorrow hazy sunshine didn't clouds were hot and muggy once again. 90 to 95 for our highs. so it'll feel like that wave is continue, but keep in mi

in fact waking up this morning to 76 in boston. 71 in worcester. 65 in nashua. 67 right now in beverly and in plymouth and temperatures are in the 70s for the cape and

degrees and clouds stunting backwards today and through the morning hours and 86 in worcester and 88 in nashua and 79 in chatham. cooler temperatures through sunday. sunday we will have to watch out for showers. humidity drops tomorrow and actually think these are overdoing that rain risk. there's the late slight chance for shower tomorrow across western new england but sunday the chance is going to be a most of us start dry and what i'm seeing right now is as well. weekend saturday, hope you can make the most of it and more coming up in zip trip in >> michelle: visit zip trip page on fox25boston.com and you can play as well. >> catherine: zica virus came from miami area. governor said friday no mosquitos in the test tested positive for zica but if it is locally transmitted this would be the first cases known to have happened here in the u.s. all the other cases have been from people traveled outside so we will keep eye on >> pope francis wrote in the guest book lord have pito people and lord forgive so much cruelty >> catherine: fda looking to donate policy and asking for public input. the ba

that to you about 15 minutes ago and, of course, and 85 in sunshine and right now in boston, 80 in nashua, mid-80s in fitchburg. so close to 80 in worcester and be there next hour. 80s in norwood and plymouth down to chatham as well. so right now looking fantastic but with the increasing clouds this risk for just a spot shower or isolated pop-up thunderstorm. so today it is only going to be one or two communities impacted probably north of boston and see boston it is another 90 degree day. most of the coast around 90?, inland 94 and best chance albeit slight for a pop-up, cape 85, break down tomorrow better rain risk coming up. >> daniel: braintree split 45 minutes and leverett connector 47 minutes and average speed 28 miles per hour. >> sara: police just told crews on the scene that victim they found on scene was shot in the head and life-threatening injuries, this was the scene at about 3:45 miss morning. it was about an hour after police were called to report of the same time as victim was found, two people walked into a nearby hospital with gunshot wounds. police trying to figure out

our high 92, 93. 96 in lawrence, nashua 95. cooler today, south coast and cape islands with the wind off the water in the lower 80s for you. most of today, sun, building clouds, but as we get towards this evening, notice right here near the new hampshire border, the clouds and maybe one or two spot showers, and it's boundary dropping down from the north. this front is the leading edge of the cooler air, this is going to drop in our area overnight. clouds will increase, and then we're going to watch this moisture to the south interact with that front tomorrow and that is going to sell widespread rainfall for us and some embedded downpours. you can see we have had a half an inch of rain in the month of july, and for the year, our deficit is about 6.5 inches, so we desperately need the rainfall. tonight our low temperatures fall back to around 70 degrees, and notice how the cloud f in, by 5:00 tomorrow, showers moving up from the south, and that rain fills in here during the morning hours, during afternoon, we are going to see the

the woman was pulled from the water by a nashua dive team. the two were not wearing life jackets. sera: new video of a rescue by state police. these are infrared images and were taken from the air wing helicopter as crews found two lost hikers on wednesday. cell phones also helped state police find the hikers. antoinette: the state medical examiner now says meningitis caused the death of a toddler in worcester, according to a report in the telegram. gigi brown was found dead in her crib last fall. her family said dcf expressed concern about the safety of the apartment where she lived with her mother on wellington street. police were killed to the the same apartment months after gigi's death for reports of a lethargic 15-month-old boy. the red cross is putting out a request for blood donations this morning. they only have a five-day supply for hospitals and blufd banks. they need all types of blood this morning and are offering donors five dollar amazon gift cards as a thank you. there will be blood drives all throughout for anyone who can help. sera: great news from new england re

we are going to sneak up into the lower 90's in boston, 95 in nashua, worcester 93 and the westerly wind will keep us in the 80's. to the north, i am watching a frontal boundary that will drop isolated showers by this evening. otherwise we are watching moisture to the south interact with the front tomorrow and bring us what looks like a decent flood of rain. more on the timeline and how much you expect, coming up. let's get you out to the roads. olessa: thank you. a check of the pike by allston brighton, so far traffic is issue free in both directions. this is the eastbound side coming to the bottom of the problems heading into boston. nice and light south, 24 good out of avon, no delays on route 3. only 15 minutes. north of town you are in great shape out of methuen to the leverett connector. erika: breaking details overnight in this raging fire in brookline. we've learned that nobody was hurt after flames tore through a building on winthrop road. you can see them shooting through the roof around 11:00 last night. randy: one person is dead after an attempted rescue by firefighters in th

nashua, bedford and new ipswich seeing the heavier showers i have got on your map. the hour-by-hour forecast will keep showers around through much of the morning hours and then we start to deal with afternoon improvements. the worst 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. futurecast on stand by to time out the heavier showers. all the way to dedham, julie grauert with drive-time traffic. >> julie: shiri, good morning, 6:31 and things will start to slow down like they typically do. north of the pike, things looking very nice. pike itself average speed 66 miles per hour m however, expressway where we are seeing the slowest condition. average speed of 30 miles per to the tobin. 24 minutes on 3 south. 23 minutes on 128 southbound in route 1 in peabody to the weston tolls. back to you. >>> hillary clinton are now focusing in on donald trump. >> she has accepted the democratic nomination for president. she told all americans that she would fight for them. >> spill be a president for democrats, republicans, end pens, for the struggling, the striving, the successful and for those who don't. for a

off to the northwest, temperatures 92 in pepperell. 90 up there in nashua. there are still some 90's out there. check this out, metro west, marlboro, 94 degrees. cooler at cape cod. more refreshing here like it is in boston, with some 70's. now, we've got this happening, we've got clear skies out there tonight. we really need some rain. there are a couple chances for that in the forecast, especially on friday. stick around, i'll show you what's brewing for a storm coming at us. >> mark: a man is facing charges for exposing himself to two children at a mcdonald's in auburn. >> vanessa: steven sullivan was arraigned today on a charge of open and gross lewdness. kids' mom took a picture of sullivan as he left the restaurants and brought it to police. officers recognized him from previous interactions and they found him on a nearby bus >> mark: boston police are investigating an early morning stabbing near a mcdonald's in brighton. in this video, you see police searching for clues near the intersection of commonwealth avenue and harvard street in brighton. polic

70s, lower 80s today, tomorrow pick beverly 82, plymouth 82 and upper 80s out toward worcester and nashua. partly cloudy skies tomorrow and showers around as we get into the day on sunday. so humidity end up dropping for tomorrow. i'm going a little more optimistic than future cast. i think it will end up being partly sunny and then as we get into sunday that's when we got showers back north and west of boston here. we should stay dry over the cape and islands. sunday showers. it is going to be something worth watching. hopefully we start the day dry and get them in the afternoon and i think it is a system that's evolving and see how it pans out. chance for rain will continue into monday as well. temperatures warm next week with partly sunny skies. send back over to daniel. >> daniel: welcome back here to scituate. we told you earlier that 18,000 people called scituate home but did you know that in the literally takes place here on front street. you never been to scituate, there's a lot to see and do. if you plan to make a stop in scituate, head downtown to maria's suband pizza shop. mich

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i think there's still a strong effort among republicans to engage in nashua on trade. there are questions about this agreement that still linger, however, and my guess is if you put out on a vote o on the floor to do it would go down dramatically. the industries that benefit, i've heard from my ad folks, they are strong in support of it but others have been silent. it's going to take a big effort and perhaps the sidebar agreements to get that moved. >> do you think there's any chance they goes through in the lame duck or is it back to the drawing board? >> don't take this as a partisan comment. i know i chair the republican committee but when you talk to democrats and my friends, they said i don't think we would have 10 votes for it. in the past the democrats under bill clinton, he was able to get 50 or 60 votes. that's what it's going to take. we've always had a -- >> you think the republican votes would still be there if the democrats could get their members together the? >> i do not. tpa was not a trade agreement or it was a set up, conditions for how we consider it

big cool down across the northeast today as storms move through. 65 in nashua. still chilly.morning across northern arkansas and we are seeing flooding going on along with that see this afternoon storms there. i think the severe weather is where you see that in across parts of the red river valley there. fargo is where we could be seeing severe weather later on in the at a. maybe on toward pierce, north dakota. humid in north platte as well. rain showers, keeping temps cooler as well. still warm across the desert southwest. and denver 96 and quite humid as well. send it back to you inside. >> do you get flash flood alerts on your phone. >> i get all kinds of alerts. >> did you get them yesterday? >> no. >> flash flood warning until 9:00 p.m. last night. >> jersey has had big storms causing damage as well. >> it's a danger here in midtown. >> thanks a lot, rick. >> you bet. >> not as muggy. >> wonderful. >> just love it. >> bo dietl, dana perino and rudy giuliani all joining us live. >> president obama is cutting his trip overseas short after the dallas attacks but not before