i'm john o'neill." and i explained to him, "i'm from the white house and i do terrorism, and i need some help." and i told him our story on the classified phone line, and he went into action. >> narrator: in 20 years, he'd chased a lot of bad guys, but nobody like ramzi yousef. >> yousef is one of the most dangerous people on the planet, very smart. getting him and incapacitating him was a significant public safety issue, and john o'neill recognized that, was not about to take no for an answer anywhere before he was taken into custody. (telephone dialing) (telephone rings) >> white house. >> o'neill put together an arrest team that managed to catch ramzi ahmed yousef in pakistan, just before he moved into afghanistan, which would've been beyond our reach. it was a pretty intense couple of days, but it worked. >> narrator: for the next six years, o'neill and his agents would follow the bloody and complex trail from ramzi yousef to osama bin laden. >> the picture was still fuzzy-- i mean, it was by no mea

((christopher o'neill helped put fire out: i know if i was asleep, id want somebody to, you know, get me awake. brian macgilvary helped put fire out: they've been good neigr department, chris and i just got down there to make sure that we can get it out if possible.)) ((karen castro)) the fire has been ruled accidental. the damages are estimated at 20-thousand dollars. reporting live, karen castro, 8 news now. ((denise valdez)) karen, was the room that caught fire up to code? ((karen castro)) the fire department says it doesn't appear the room was determination. ((dave courvoisier)) >>> the presidential race is tightening up in the polls... with donald trump taking a slim lead in nevada in the two latest polls by cnn and nbc. former president bill clinton took his wife's place... urging nevadans to vote for his wife at a rally at the c-s-n north las vegas campus. political reporter patrick walker is here with more. ((patrick walker)) dave... as you can imagine... this is a stop hillary clinton the real clear politics average of polls has her lead down to just over two percent nationwi

so that's police commissioner james o'neil. perhaps he'll address some of the concerns you mentioned, steve, in terms of training the police department. let's listen in. >> an update on the investigation of last night's events. with me is john miller, ben tucker, carlos gomez from the fbi, bill sweeny, joe esposito, and the mayor. the mayor is going to start off with some comments. >> thank you very much, commissioner. you're going to hear after i give some opening comments from commission r o'neil in detail. and bill sweeny, assistant director at fbi. i want to thank our federal partners. we're working very, very closely with the fbi to determine exactly what happened here. i was in the affected area this morning talking to residents, governor cuomo and i spoke to a number of people who live and work in that area. i want to say at outset, i want to commend my fellow new yorkers who deal with challenges with incredible resilience si, who are strong, who are focused on going about their every day business, who are not intimidate

and commissioner o'neil will jump in at any point. because we have no credible and specific threat, because there is nothing specifically linking what we have seen so far of this site to anything that suggests terrorism. but it's preliminary information, we just want to assure new yorkers based on what we know at this moment, this is not linked to terrorism. this is an ongoing investigation. [ inaudible ] . >> too early to say. >> right over here. >> was this explosive device outside on the street or was it inside the dumpster or do we know? >> right now, it appears that the explosion was outside on the street. hold on one second. 6 right now, it appears that the explosion took place outside on the street. and if anybody's got any information they need to call 1-800-577-tips. hold on. >> you have this on video, what does the surveillance video show you, how does it inform what you're tellings this evening? >> we do have video of the explosion and we're going to use it in our investigation. >> are people allowed back into that building

there's less needles on the street. >> reporter: according to o'neill, studies show the sites do not increase drug use, but that doesn't mean getting a supervised injection site in oakland will be easy. courtney and o'neill hope alameda county's willingness to fill these packs, antidotes for overdose, that they might consider down the line putting a against a popular bay area restaurant chain.. alleging they safe site in their area. >> right now the only one in north america is in vancouver. >>> workers are taking action against a popular bay area restaurant chain alleging they got cheated out of wages. a lawsuit filed today said burma super star has shifted workers on breaks, overtime became, shifts and sick leave. current and former employees say they put in long hours to help make the restaurants thrive without being fully compensated. one of their attorneys hopes the lawsuit has a wider impact. >> we believe that this is a widespread practice in the restaurant industry, not just at these restauranting, but also throughout and what we're hope -- restaurants, but also throughout an

the expressway south is a mess coming out of the o'neil tunnel. this afternoon most of the way down to the split. the northbound side of the expressway is busy as you head into the o'neil tunnel. we'll take a look at the expressway from the o'neil tunnel to the braintree split looking at a 32 minute drive and if you are heading to gillette. not that bad from 128 to the route 1 off-ramp. looking at an 11-minute >> jadiann: we're on week 3. i'm jadiann thompson. let's talk about the pats probably not going to be jimmy g. out there. >> reporter: almost no chance. they are going to turn to jakoby brissett. going to rely only the running game. edelman, those are his guys. somebody is going to get lost in the think of danny amendola, send him down. >> jadiann: houston's defense is being looking good? >> >> reporter: you think of bill o'brian, you got to think of an offensive mind but the calling card is the defense. they got dudes up there. j.watts, jonathan joseph. patriots with a third string quarterback great matchup. top five fantasy defense. >> jad

with mike o'neill, dr. o'neill. your proctologist is see you and stan barnes, long time friend and political strategist and operative and lobbyist and all of the above. guys, great to see you, i will put up a picture first of joe arpaio and john mccain. what is the term, octoberen jearn, mccain 80 years old and praip 84. old. >> after tonight, these two look formidable and when they looked wounded. >> fair enough. i think there was some expectation by their opponent, by their detractors that they were vulnerable in their own primaries and of course dr. o'neill never thought that and neither did i didn't think think were vulnerable. they showed about the way you expect them to show. the general election is an entirely different election and it's a democrat versus republican scenario ?ps and a presidential year. >> with donald trump and hillary clinton on the ballot, turnout will be record high and these guys are not safe in their own general election. >> you still think that because i always thought that if job mccai

the northbound from o'neil up to 128. the expressway, per usual is jammed coming out of the northbound you are on the brakes up to neponset circle then back in it by the o'neil tunnel. here is a look at the expressway from the o'neil tunnel to the braintree split a 32 minute drive. matt fitzgerald news. >> ryan: uber started a new service called uber eats. drivers will deliver your food to your door in some cities including new york, tampa, chicago and d.c. order on the app, pay on the with other food delivery services which have minimum price requirements and varying delivery cost. >> jadiann: who has the challenge? some of america's best acts compete as they find out who wins "america's got talent." >> ryan: customers finding bed bugs on seat cushions inside the store. >> jadiann: a staged scare line lochte gets attacked by v.o.: kelly ayotte says she's on our side, but on our rights, she's squarely with donald trump. trump: planned parenthood should absolutely be defunded. v.o.: ayotte agrees, voting six times and both

on 93 south you start to back up on the lower deck right into the o'neill tunnel. on the mass pike west leaving boston this friday it's tough right now from the ted williams tunnel all the way past newton corner. the weekend side of the pike is moving well into the city. the expressway south is a tough ride. most of the way from boston down to the braintree split you can see though you have a little room by the gas tank but then right back in it by neponset circle. the northbound side of the expressway jams up heading into the o'neill you it element let's get drive time on the exthe o'neill tunnel to the braintree split looking like a 32 minute drive. once you get past the braintree split 95 and 24 and route 3 not that bad. matt fitzgerald, 7 news. >> reporter: a cambridge man charged with secretly recording hidden in bedrooms and bathrooms as searched by police leading to the discovery of dozens of video of women in different states of undress. 12 have been identified. many videos included recordings of conversations. the suspect here is due back in court next mon

at winter park peeps did the heavy lifting on the code but o'neil is the cread creative director. >> it's facebook meets social events and instagram. >> answering the question what is going to around you. >> he is just 21. >> i'm a college student. himself. >> i spend all of my free time coming up with plans and new designs for this app. >> it's all right pretty polished. it's a social app, you follow people and they follow you and you find out about social ea spents. events. >> you r literally pull out your phone and see what is going on in realtime. >> say you're at the university game today. >> and you are looking for a party or a group of people, you pull out your phone and go on promo and go on the sponsored events and it has all of these events located all over the map. >> but here is the really cool part, george is running a contest and you win if you create the biggest event this semester using the app. full ride and prior student loan department for your tuition just wiped out, gone. >> and we are talking about anywhere. >> anywhere, you are good. >> harvard, yale. >> anyway

with that, i want to turn it over to commissioner james o'neil. >> thank you, mr. mayor. at approximately -- at approximately 8:30 this evening, officers from the 10th precinct were on patrol, driving westbound on west 23rd street, when they witnessed a large explosion in front of 131 west 23rd street. the officers immediately called for additional units and ambulances. the nypd bomb squad and the fbi terrorist task force were requested to respond. as of this time, the exact cause of the explosion has not been determined. investigation into this incident is can you have and at this time, an extensive search is being conducted. as the mayor spoke, it is an ongoing situation on 27th street right now. the area around the explosion site is being treated as a crime scene. as of this time, there is no evidence to indicate that this explosion is the result of any natural gas cause. again, the exact nature and cause of this explosion has not yet been determined. as of the most recent information, there have been 29 injuries reported. one of these injuries may be considered seriou

and, from o'neill tunnel. and, right size expressway northbound that's heavy as you head into o'neil tunnel. connector on left side of your screen there is jammed in both directions. on zakim bridge heavy heading into o'neill tunnel delays begin on lower deck sullivan square. northbound side your heavy coming out of the tunnel. deck. 18a. people quit smoke e-cigs no evidence it made people quit the number of people who successful quit smoking increased as more people used e-cigarettes. people who found happened in for an hour or more each day at 45 percent higher risk of type two diabetes. experts say they don't know where two may be linked but they finding do not mean napping causes diabetes. and ahead here on 7 news, this cat made headlines when he climbed out of grave. five days after he was burden. see latest obstacle he overcame red 97! set! red 97! did you say 97? yes. you know, that reminds me of geico's 97% customer satisfaction rating. 97%? helped by geico's fast and friendly claims service. huh... ge

the lower deck moves well through the o'neil tunnel. backing up quickly leaving the city this afternoon. you will be jammed up until just after newton corner. the eastbound side of the pike is moving well into the city. let's check the drive on the pike, downtown to the weston tolls looking at a 26 minute drive and on the upper half of 128, from the mass pike drive. i'm matt fitzgerald, 7 news. >> ryan: turning to the health cast, scientists have found traces of zika virus in tears. the research was done on mice and researchers say it'll have to be represent indicated in humans -- replicateed before the findings apply to people. >> jadiann: it's almost that time of year as the weather gets cooler, pharmacies are recommending getting the flu shot. but this year there is a little bit of a change. >> recommending the nasal spray. if you are afraid of needles it's tough news to hear. we have more. >> reporter: [no audio] >> ryan: having a little trouble with that. dressing up to try to fit in. why this woman's costume is needing a whole lot

as soon as we are able to >> you are listening to mayor bill de blasio from new york and james o'neill, the nypd commissioner talking about explosion that happened in the chelsea neighborhood of new york city at about 8:40 of this and you heard the mayor say it was an intentional act and he asks everyone in the area to be alert and be vigilant and urges all new yorkers and anyone to send in video or information they have about what may have caused all of this. we have an update for you that earlier tonight they said there were 25 injuries. we now know that there were 29 injuries and one of them considered serious. we will continue to follow the story for you throughout the night and will have to updates on our website at wfla.com. we can tell you investigators will look closely at whether this explosion in new york city is related to what happened earlier this morning in new jersey, a short distance away. authorities prevented what could've been a horrific attack at a marine corps charity run. a pipe bomb exploded shortly before thousands of runners were due to take their mark on evacu

chris o'neill, ceo of evernote. next, north korea detonates bomb, saying it has the ability to add a nuclear warhead onto a rocket. this is bloomberg. ♪ francine: a little bit of market action. u.k. 10-year yields rising to 1.8%. the bond is actually dropping and the yield is the highest since august 3. now on to other news. south korea has condemned a nuclear test conducted in the north and has said it will try to develop a high-powered warhead. the secretive nation confirmed it successfully detonated a bomb. for more, let's get to our bureau chief, peter pae. how significant is north korea's claim that it is now able to miniaturize a nuclear weapon? be veryt would significant, but i have to caveat this with, if it is true. north korea has made claims before that have never been verified. for instance that in developing nuclear missile back in 2013. and in january, that they detonated a hydrogen bomb. none of those have been verified. this time there are some significant signals that they may have detonated a minia

i salute chief o'neill and the fbi assistance director and the mayor.y are doing what i had to do for many years. you have to be more close cropped when you are the commander. when we're an analyst for nbc, we can talk wider. that's what the viewers want. they want to know, what's your experience tell you? here are some bombs -- this bomb -- this second bomb at 27th street, if it turns out to be a real bomb -- we heard it both ways. if it turns out to be real, the bomb malfunctioned. if it's a real bomb, the bomb malfunctioned. it malfunctioned because a person who is leaving a bomb in a crowded new york city street is not leaving a bomb for show. it's not leaving a bomb for you to find it. it malfunctioned. the bomb in new jersey also malfunctioned. you have some amateur -- if they are connected. it's possible. i'm not saying they are definitely. it's possible. malfunctions, attempts. you may have some inspired actors here. reading "inspire" magazine, a couple of bombs that malfunctioned. they have a lot of desire. they have a lot of effort. i would no

the pike east is doing okay heading into boston. 93 south heading into the o'neill tunnel. the northbound side of 93 is okay on the zakim bridge but further up you'll be tied up on the upper deck of 128. on the gas tank, shot on the expressway. the south is moving a little slow past the gas tank. heavy on the expressway south coming out of the o'neill tunnel most of the way to the braintree split. let's check the drive times on the expressway from the o'neill tunnel to the braintree split, a 9333 minute ride. i'm matt fitzgerald, 7news. >>> also on from the tragic police ambush in baton rouge. the winds oh of one of the fallen officers says she is actually pregnant. >> she found out two weeks after her husband was killed. it was her daughters who tipped her off to the pregnancy. 7's sarah french has the story. >> it's so cute. >> reporter: this is 3-year-old finley gerald. the dare of fallen baton rouge police officer matthew gerald. >> every day i a lot in that child's face and it's a constant reminder of my husband. again. >> i just wanted to let the world know about our

news3 nathan o'neil joining us at durango and alta. nathan. >> reporter: several more homes are slated to be tested throughout weekend. in gym class at johnson junior 6th grader brian orena, more than 1400 students screened and cleared by the environmental protection agency. brian's mom nicole worried about traces of that liquid metal that >> i have toddlers at home. i do laundry, stuff like that. >> reporter: authorities taking the investigation to people's homes to check contamination. >> what we are finding is the homes are safe. >> mercury is most dangerous when it's airborne. >> reporter: mercury removal prolonged exposure to mercury is danger are you. >> mercury will veap and be there for days, weeks, years. >> we still don't know where it came from. >> reporter: and the cleanup effort still happening inside the school there, it is unclear whether the students will be allowed back into the building on monday. that is a decisione' waiting to hear from the school district. nathan o'neil, news3. >> thank you nathan. >> new tonight,

northbound is heavy heading into the o'neil tunnel. take a look from the o'neil tunnel to the once you get past the brain trie split to route 24 looking at another 17 minutes. matt fitzgerald, 7 news. >> jadiann: unexpected guest caught on camera. a black bear giving people a scare at a hotel in alaska. >> ryan: a funeral director now apologizing for what he did with some kass cats. >> jadiann: we continue to follow breaking news. more from police today after reviewing this video in what some people are saying about a police officer roughing up a pedestrian. we'll get back to what police are saying in the pam griffin: our daughter courtney got caught in a web of opiate and heroin addiction. doug griffin: our insurance company indicated that courtney's problem wasn't a matter of life and death - so she wasn't eligible for treatment. she begged... she begged for help, saying mom - please help me. doug griffin: our family's tragedy could happen to any family... pam griffin: we knew we had to save other families from losing their children.

savannah o'neil with the h.i.v. education prevention project of alameda county says the program is critical. it has successfully reduced hiv and hepatitis "c" infections among drug users but says it's not enough. >> right now we're saying here's some clean needles. go do it somewhere dirty where you do end have access to water like sorry, good luck -- where you don't have access to clean water, like sorry, good luck. >> reporter: not just providing clean needles but oakland wants to give them a place to do drugs under supervision. >> it's just the best practices for people to consume what they are going to consume anyway. >> reporter: at the syringe exchange last weekend they showed clients this a futuristic looking pop-up tenth designed as a safe injection site. inside a sterile area and a so- called chill room where users can be monitored after injection by a medical professional. there are 90 supervised injection sites all over the world. >> we know that in cities where they exist, overdose rates go down. infecti

reale was working on someone's car at the time when he was gunned down in a random act of nathan o'neil is live, are there any leads at all? >> reporter: well, gerard, detectives have been working for six years to try to find his killer but no arrest and no suspects named. that's not keeping his family from trying to preserve his memory. >> no rhyme or reason, we don't in her older brother's murder case. six years ago he was killed in north las vegas. >> you knew what he was trying to say, the facial expressions, humor was hilarious, he was that guy. >> darren was a mobile mechanic working on somebody's car when a thief pulled out a gun and demanded cash. the gunman he didn't have any money. >> when he was fixing my neighbor's car he was shot and killed. i had just moved here at the time. i just felt this is not okay. we need to do something as a community. >> reporter: the shooter got away, six years later, still no arrest, it is a reality nicole still can't shake. anybody else in any community. >> reporter: and if you have any information about this murder case you're asked to call th

o'neill peter j. o'neill, jr. sean gordon corbett o'neill emilio pete ortiz and my uncle.ou are missed more than words can describe. keep an eye out for all of us down here. even though you are not with me, i note you will be by my side every day of my life. and my cousin terrance. i was just a baby when you went away but you are part of my life here and you are loved and anded every single day to my cousin peter. you are a hero to our family and to new york city. [] applause sonia ortiz masaru ose timothy franklin o'sullivan peter j. owens, jr. adianes oyola angel m. pabon, jr. israel pabon, jr. roland pacheco michael benjamin packer diana b. padro deepa pakkala jeffrey matthew palazzo thomas palazzo richard a. palazzolo orio joseph palmer frank anthony palombo alan n. palumbo christopher matthew panatier dominique lisa pandolfo jonas martin panik paul j. pansini john m. paolillo edward joseph papa salvatore t. papasso james nicholas pappageorge marie pappalardo vinod kumar parakat vijayashanker paramsothy nitin ramesh parandkar and my brother-in-law steve. we just plain

they were blown away by o'neil's dedication. >> it is amazing. you know, he runs because the fallen officers can't. >> christine mccarthy, fox 25 news. >> what an incredible feat there. >> so awesome. >> i'm amazed every time i see it. >> i don't know him but i'm happy for him. >> darth vader is using the force to fight litter bugs. check out the guy who dresses up like darth vader while cleaning up in virginia, he is henry winkly and he takes care of the he said it's fun, people honk and wave and sometimes stop to take pictures, one someone alerted police batman was walking along the highway but officers cleared up the confusion saying it was darth vader using the force for good, not evil. >> i just noticed as i listened last hour, he is wearing the orange and yellow safety vest,. >> you have to be safe when darth vader on the side of the highway. >> he has it. >> he is so hot. to your point you made an hour ago. >> if he's pouring with sweat, you can't see survive is home this weekend, bart the cat was hit by a car, presumed dead and buried ali

jones street, near the 202nd block, a crash, o'neill road, kingsland drive, very busy with school buses so heads up to you on leesville road. major highways look good, same thing through durham and have rain. it could becoming down so 95 time. henderson, taking 85, extra time needed. drive times south into raleigh and nothing out of the ordinary. >> 5:38. >>> durham police investigate two reports of suspects trying to grab children at their bus stops. what investigators want parents to know and do. >>> a colonial pipeline is repaired and means gas shortage problem will soon end but how long before everything is back >> welcome back to cbs north carolina on a thursday morning, 5:40, 71 degrees. raleigh durham international airport indicates light rain falling. we saw some rain overnight and roads are pretty wet as you head out the door. we have seen on and off again showers in sampson county with steadier rain to our north and this is tapering off, wet conditions near stovall. henderson and vance county, wet conditions d because of the chances of rain throughout the day. there's the chan

quickly in spanish. [ speaking spanish ] with that i turn back to commissioner jimmy o'neill. >> thank you, mr. mayor. so i'm going to give you an update on last night's incident and what's going on right now. so the we have two separate crime scenes. keep in mind we're in the middle of a very complex post-blast investigation. there are a number of agencies involved. there's, of course, the nypd, the fbi, the atf, and the state police, so there are many agencies involved in this complex investigation. we're still gathering evidence at 23rd street, and we did find some components indicative of an ied. we are -- we moved the device from 27th street up to rodman's neck last night and the bomb squad is in the process of working on that device right now. so, of course, they're taking their time. they want to make sure we use as much time as necessary to make that determination what that device consists of. we've recovered video from both scenes and we're continuing to canvass for additional witnesses and video. we're looking to speak to anyone in the vicinity of either location last night.

yao ming and shaquille o'neil. we've got iverson's iconic number three jersey.cross the region driving up here, and we chatted with iverson a little bit ago. >> to be recognized as one of the best that ever played the game was just a, a great, and it still is, a great moment. >> iverson for me, pound for pound, inch for inch one of the best players ever, and when you look at him from a size standpoint next to shaquille o'neil and yao ming, it's amazing. >> reporter: and here there's much more to see, shaquille o'neil's gigantic shoe, and sixers memorabilia from wilt chamberlain and many others. iverson will be enshrined in the hall of fame tomorrow. live in massachusetts, nbc 10 news. >> we'll have live reports tomorrow and you can look back now on the nbc 10 app. >>> a food lovers dream. food trucks line kingshighway pour the haddonfield market. >>> it is warm, in the 80s, and of course it feels even warmer than that. this is the way it feels at this hour. midnight. florence, new jersey, 90. autobahn, 91. just imagine what it's going to feel like tomorrow after

the lower deck of 93 is tough going back before the hood plant all the way into the o'neill tunnel. i'm matt fitzgerald, 7news. members of the brockton high school football team. the players rescued a cat that was stuck down a drainpipe minutes before a game. the guys used a bucket and rope to rescue him. the cat may have brought them some luck, because the team won in an upset victory. as for the cat, i hear she ran off. hopefully doing okay. >>> next on 7news, parents and students on alert and in action. why the environmental police were called to an elementary school today. >> and ahead at 5:00, defending her decisions ahead of a company testifying before congress. we'll be back on the news station. one in eight women will face breast cancer. early detection can mean the difference between life and death. planned parenthood gives new hampshire women access to life saving cancer screenings. but ayotte voted to defund planned parenthood six times. why? because ayotte opposes a woman's right to choose. ancer screenings at risk, hurting new hampshire women. kelly ayotte: putting her

video captures a man biking along the highways under the city through the tip o'neill tunnel. witnessessay that the man had nope -- no place else to go. >> and now, hubway is issuing a stern warning for bicyclists. chantee lans has more, and chantee you spoke with a i spoke with the witness who recorded it calling it shocking, dangerous, and kind of funny. >> very strange to see. >> reporter: it's a shocking sight in the tip o'neill tunnel. >> he didn't seem worried or lost, just pedaling away. >> reporter: friends were leaving boston and heading north on 93 on sunday when they spotted this guy riding on a hubway rental bicycle in the break-down lane. >> it's so outrageous that funny. you can't believe someone is doing this. >> reporter: which is why anderson started recording. >> once he realized i had my phone out, he gave us the peace sign. he didn't seem concerned he was in the tunnel. >> it was more of a shock. he was putting his life on the line. >> reporter: and hubway agrees posting a statement on facebook saying it's extremely dangerous and definitely illegal to ride

sot - james o'neill / nypd commissioner "right now we're not actively seeking anyone." sot - bill sweeney / assistant fbi director "i have no indication that there is a cell operating in the area or in the city. the investigation is ongoing." one of four bombs discovered in new york and new jersey over the weekend.. the latest in elizabeth, nj not far from where rahami lived. sot - mayor bill de blasio / (d) new york city "vigilance is important, if people see anything unusual, particularly an unattended package, that they report it immediately." elizabeth hur oncam close: and as for that suspect arrested here this morning.. abc news has learned.. he is not cooperating.. not answering any questions or even giving his name. so, investigators are now in the process of using d-n-a and other forensic evidence.. to try to positively link the suspect to the explosions. eh, abc news, linden, new jersey. extra security is all over new york today. the united nations general of world leaders and foreign dignitaries to town - including president obama. (pres. barack obama) "we all

[applause] >> accepting on behalf of the eugene o'neill theater center, preston whiteway. [applause] the 2015 national medal of arts to eugene o'neill theater center for its unwavering support of american theater. for over 50 years, the eugene o'neill theater center has nurtured award-winning playwrights, directors, and actors, enriched the craft of stage production, and delighted audiences with exceptional programs. [applause] >> philip glass. [applause] the 2015 national medal of arts to philip glass for his groundbreaking contributions to music and composition. one of the most prolific, inventive, and influential artists of our time, he has expanded musical possibility with his operas, symphonies, film scores, and wide-ranging collaborations. [applause] >> berry gordy. [applause] the 2015 national medal of arts to berry gordy for helping to create a trailblazing new sound in american music. as a record producer and songwriter, he helped build motown, launching the music careers of countless legendary artists. his unique sound helped shape our nation's story. [applause]

o'neill says the labor hoyden will play with her son couldn't bid by rattlesnake. audial home box opens the oakland space and concord. open space in concord. herbert so who lives across the street showed me his collection that your views but he has used to kill rattlesnakes the second to his yard. taylor clean up the yard making sure a slick was the highest anywhere. >> steve: michael lewis was arrested after for a month-long investigation lewis was pulled over august 14th for reckless driving he posted bail for the rest cannot before police service search warrant at mr. lewis's home where they discovered handgun. >> steve: as of wednesday for different counts of attempted murder outstanding warrant for felony you why. police say it's unclear if he acted alone. >> britteny: lot of sunshine up 81 the cool things back down for the rest of your work week what to expect in a break it down some by zone the start of the morning fog while temperatures and and after it had chief august are warm temperatures and lines and then to mix of fog and clouds temperatures in the '6

so far this morning, it's quiet, a little bit of construction #expressway at o'neil tunnel. road work careering on 128 by highland avenue. 128 southbound and route 3. we're expecting trains and buses on >> we're following breaking news. >> police are on the scene of a serious and the eyeopener's antoinette antonio is live in the studio with what we know right now. antoinette? >> emily, police and detectives have cleared the scene here, but they are not releasing a lot of information. here's what we know. a man was severely beaten here and is suffering from life-threatening injuries this morning. let's go ahead and take a look at that video from the scene overnight. police had been here all night investigating in the parking lot of the lounge in revere. tape surrounding the front doors of the lounge as investigators looked into what happened. police have not said who was involved in this assault, but, once again, a man was severely beaten and is suffering from life-threatening injuries. we'll stay on top of this investigation and will bring you more information as we get it.

. >> ryan: a strange sights in the tip o'neill tunnel. bike riders not once but twice. >> kim: back on the feels. are they ready for action. jamie garoppolo and jacoby brissett on the road to recovery. >> reporter: her son came home from daycare look like this but when she complain -- >> i was very upset. >> announcer: hank found out how long it can take for the state to investigate. >> 40 days, 50 days. >> announcer: could daycare delays put your kids in danger? did you know your business doesn't have to suffer from slow internet? comcast business now offers blazing fast internet speeds up to 150 mbps. that's 10 times faster than dsl. ll today. comcast business. built for business. did you know that sharing wifi with your customers could leave your business exposed? only comcast business offers wifi pro. two separate networks - one that's private for you, and one that's public for your customers. upgrade to wifi pro for only $19.95 a month. call today. >> ryan: police in vermont serving a search warrant at the home of this man rescued af

officer brandon o'neil is taking part in this year's drive to remember. only he is on foot while everyone else took a bike. it started out in springfield and 15 miles in 15 it was in honor of thomas clardy and officer tarentino, who both died in the line of duty. >> this is one way to give back to our community in a good way. >> catherine: officer o'neil is also running for his daughter who was born with a heart condition and wasn't expected to make it to her first birthday. his daughter made it to the inch after 10. he says he draws inspiration from his little girl and his family. >> 55 miles, that's like two of those. that's amazing. >>> worcester water woes are forcing the city to ask toll the drought is taking on central mass. reservoirs. worcester is at 60% capacity. the situation is even worse, about 10% of that can't be accessed by pipes. in response, the city declared a level 3 drought emergency which restricts water use for everyone in the city. >> we haven't seen a trout of this magnitude for about 26 years. and if it continues on, it could exce

leÓn: vamos a ver lo que os dice sandra o'neil. sandra: cÓmo estÁn? quÉ gusto saludarle.raturas promedio similares a las que vimos en el Área de san francisco. a partir del prÓximo domingo veÍamos esa literatura subir un poco mÁs. maÑana tambiÉn subirÁ un poco y nos ha dejado con advertencias en california. quizÁ viaje a ver familiares, amigos, estaremos viendo fuertes vientos y tambiÉn calor intenso, que nos ha dejado con advertencias en esos sectores. esta noche la temperatura fresca. a pesar de que tenemos 58°. prepÁrese, van a cambiar, 55° en san francisco. maÑana, mire, 94° en modesto, 95° en esto con san francisco con 76° y auckland con 78 el domingo se presentarÁn mas cambios. mire nada mÁs para san francisco, el prÓximo domingo 80°, despuÉs comenzaremos a ver cambios a partir del prÓximo lunes, pero nos quedamos con las temperaturas de 80° en san josÉ para el sÁbado. informÓ sandra o'neil. ♪ ♪ leÓn: el sector de la salud no se pone de acuerdo con los beneficios de los cigarrillos electrÓnicos o vaporizadores. el uso de cigarrillos electrÓnicos podrÍa ayudar a mile

construction picking up on the expressway near the o'neil tunnel. route three looks good. 128, construction in place by highland avenue. that should clear up shortly. north of there, more construction on 128 south from route 2. we're expecting trains and buses the start on schedule. >> protests in charlotte, north carolina after the deadly shooting of a black man by police officers. at least 12 police officers have been hurt. the eyeopener's erika tarantal tracking the latest developments. >> randy, good morning. one of the officers was hit in the face with a rock. it was just a short time ago that protesters disbursed from a high. police using tear gas to break up the crowd angry over the contents of stopped trucks on. police are guarding local stores that were looted. it was around 4:00 in the afternoon yesterday when police shot and killed 43-year-old keith lamont-scott. the officers saw scott get out of the car with a gun, get back in and exit once more. that's when at least one officer fired. >> there is something going on across this nation t

news 3 's nathan o'neill reports. >>reporter: 27-year-old greg weed nearly died after a drug overdose back in april. >> it was astruggle back at that time that i needed to get help . >> it was first introduced to narcotics when he was just 13 years old. weekly graduating from painkillers to heroin. from rehab embarking on a solo journey of recovery. >> it's a freaking feeling>> he has since started a new job in this friday marks five months of sobriety . >> is unbelievable. i'm so glad that i can show it can be done. a lot of people get stuck. >> ray count himself as a life saved. a success story governor sandoval is hoping to replicate more often. >> to see that pain and grief and to know we have the ability to do something. that's what this is about.>> sandoval join policy experts to tackle the opioid crisis in nevada. from prevention to treatment. >> we want to make sure everything we do is evidence-based. we don't want to throw things against the wall and hope they work. >> thesilver state bases the highest rateso

let's look at the expressway o'neil tunnel down by south bay. northbound backs up heading into the o'numb tunnel. a look at the drive time, we have the backup to granite avenue then it eases up a bit then down again backed up to the braintree split. you are looking at a 30 minute drive from the o'neill tunnel to the split. checking the drive on the lower half of 128 looking at a 13-mint drive this tuesday afternoon. i'm matt fitzgeral 7 change, almost time to get your flu shot but doctors are not recommending what once was a popular action. >> >> ryan: a rescue, good samaritans jump no action to save the man trapped in the burning car. >> jadiann: heart warming reunion, a florida state football player getting back together with a special young boy. the special reason for the barbara moussette: kelly came through for me and my husband, and i am just forever grateful... with my husband in cancer treatment, we fell behind on our bills, and we needed our tax refund to catch up... ...but hackers had stolen it. we were the victims of identity theft. i

we told you about lane restrictions inside the o'neill tunnel. there's work on the pike. two eastbound lanes are closed by the market street overpass and the two left lanes are closed in the tunnel. all those lanes are reopening at 5 a.m. and by the way the same closures are happening workers this morning. kate. >> thank you. >>> when you hear drought you probably think about your lawn but what about your shower? conditions are so bad in parts of new england some hair salons are offering -- some hair salons are offering free washes. the fire department is getting involved. >> and that's not all wbz louisa moller has more. >> reporter: the high school is offering showers to the public other people are opening their doors. the water may be drying up in but generosity is not. >> let me know if that's hot. >> reporter: salon quality hair wash is from luxury to necessity in kingston new hampshire because the crippling effects of a drought left some high and dry. >> you keep hearing every few days someone else says yeah lost mine or starting to get sediment. >> reporter: one by

in the drive from o'neill tunnel to braintree split taking 30 minutes right now. once you get past that you will still have another 14 minutes to get to route 24. i'm matt fitzgerald, seven news. matt, thank you. mbta notice teaming ride sharing companies like uber and lift governor charlie baker on hand mbta launched their ride program program. first of its kind and designed to save cts customers options for on demand stfs smart phones also helped initiate program working closingly with disability advocates for mbta. >> the t has done a terrific job of new metrics and restored what i would describe a culture of accountability and customer service they can help move it into the 21st century as part pilot program lit partner with american nonemergency medical transportation firms to provide vehicles for lift drivers. >>> some shelter dogs in florida are getting a new chance at life. and on top of all of being put to work. joining police force. and helping officers to talk with some people who might otherwise be a little scared to. >> he's cuddly. you want to lay do

they're picking up that ramp 93 south inside the o'neill tunnel. if you're taking the mass pike, all exits are shut down exit 22, copley square. do expect it if you're heading out the door. all lanes detoured off at copley. emily? >> thanks. drivers caught in the act in west bridgewater. ce cracking down on distracted driving. according to the cdc, eight people are killed in the u.s. every day because of distracted driving. and at the heart of the problem are cell phones. west bridgewater police are looking to stop that. a lookout calls in a distracted driver as police wait 1/2 mile down the road. 150 people were pulled over in total yesterday. 63 given citations. but police tell us the real goal is to educate. >> if it helps this much and with that. >> if it's for safety, then that's fine. >> i just wasn't aware that that wasn't okay. but now i know. >> in the last year, two people in the town have driven through homes while texting and driving. >> right now, a man is in custody after his behavior forced a british airways jetliner to land in bosto

also happening this morning, some construction work inside the o'neill tunnel, the right two lanes on 93 northbound are closed and southbound are also closed inside the tunnel. that's the only thing that's going to slow you down right now this morning. >>> the afghan immigrant suspected of setting off may have referenced the boston marathon bombers. according to cnn a handwritten note found next to one of the bombs referenced ramblings. a source tells cbs news, ahmad rahami is not cooperating with investigators. >> he's now charged in connection with his capture. rahami a u.s. citizen fates five counts of attempted murder of police officers. he's still in the hospital this morning recovering from a he's being held on $5.2 million bail as prosecutors consider what charges to file against him. we have more on the investigation from linden, new jersey. >> reporter: video obtained by cbs news appears to show ahmad khan rahami dragging a bag to the site of the bombing. two days later, it was rahami who was bloodied and away on a stretcher after a chooout with police caught on camera in lin

you'll be jamming coming out of the o'neill tunnel most of the way down to the braintree split. the expressway moving well but you'll hit the breaks as you head up towards the tunnel. and to the braintree split, 37 minutes. once you get past that to route 24, looking at another 17 minutes. i'm matt fitzgerald, 7news. revere and who police say they targeted this time. >> and what's your sign? a big change in the cosmos. why you might not know it after all. >> and driving in the sky. david ortiz in the driver's seat and how he surprised fans in boston. >>> a dangerous drive in salem. police say a toddler was injured after she was run over with the police say her 7-year-old sister was behind the wheel. >> child was rushed to the hospital and right now the accident is under investigation. 7's steve cooper is live for us in stale let me. me more of the details. >> investigators say this was really one strange story. they're still piecing it all together but they do say this is a first for them and they say that toddler who was injured is lucky to be alive. >> 911. >> what are the inj

construction 93 south at the zakim and into the o'neill tunnel. no issues along 95. road work clearing on 128 by highland avenue and southbound by the pike. north, more road work on the southbound side of 128 approaching route 2. trains and buses, we're expecting them to start on schedule. >> commitment 2016 on this monday morning. after months of attacks and all kinds of trump and hillary clinton are just hours away from going one on one for the first time. >> tonight's presidential debate is expected to be the most watched in u.s. history. it could be a pivotal night as the candidates take on each other while getting their message across to the american voters. clinton needs to appear trustworthy while trump has to appear he has the temperament for the position. knowledge, the deep policy knowledge, but without sounding overly wonky. we have to find ways that he's not as temperamentally unfit for the job and he's not as racist. >> the trump camp downplaying expectations, putting out a memo giving the advantage to clinton, saying few are expecting the same level of

. >> there sure was, we watched watertown police officer brandon o'neil finish his run here at emotional as you can imagine. starting the 106-mile journey in springfield yesterday in front of the hundreds of riders participating in the ride on bicycle. 27 hours straight that he was running. the annual ride to remember honors all the fallen officers but a special honor to officer ron terantino killed in may and trooper thomas hardy kild a driver smashed into his vehicle in march. now, o'neil was also inspired to run by his nine-year-old daughter who died in 2004 from a heart condition. now, as you can imagine, this was a very emotional reception for officer o'neil when he >> an accomplishment and what a day do it. turning to the forecast now, great day to go for a run, even 27-hour run or take a walk on the common, last saturday of summer wrapping up with a cool, comfortable evening. but tomorrow not looking so good. >> clouds increasing, chance of showers in the forecast. right now, it is there. hopefully you get to get outside and enjoy the evening, 74 degrees. after reaching the upper

. >> construction inside the o'neill tunnel is happening this morning. tunnel are closed. make sure you're extra cautious around crews. construction has been wrapping up around 5:00 a.m. each day. it should not affect your morning commute. >>> we begin with a developing story in weymouth in morning. a badly injured woman rescued from a roadside ravine. police and firefighters responded to the scene around 9:00 last night. we've learned crews had to use ropes to reach that woman and bring her 30 feet up. back to the roadway. no word on her condition she ended up there. this was a large crime scene set up in the area. we have a crew in weymouth this morning. we will bring you information as we get it. >>> a young man rescued at sea said he did not harm his mother or kill his grandfather. 22-year-old nay nan carman says suspicious about his account are increasing his grief over the apparent drowning of his mother, lynn d.a. police searched nathan's vermont home. court documents also revealed he of his grandfather in connecticut. nathan's father says his son is not capable of

you can see it's very heavy coverage out of the o'neil tunnel. northbound as you are jammed as you approach the tunnel. head over and look at the ride you can see it's jammed the entire nine miles from the o'neill tunnel down to braintree looking at a 38-minute drive and on the pike from the weston tolls to 495 a 26 minute drive. >> ryan: the trouble the other than of the building is now facing. >> jadiann: costume, this teacher used shoes to going run on one with timm cape. >> jadiann: we have a crew live in florida for the latest on the space x. rocket explosion. ? ? one day a rider made a decision. the decision to ride on and save money. he decided to save money by switching his motorcycle insurance to geico. there's no shame in saving money. geico motorcycle, >> announcer: this is 7 news at 4:30. >> jadiann: first here at 4:30 causing trouble. we're tracking hurricane hermine causing trouble for people in the southern statutes. florida's governor calling the state life-threatening. >> ryan: some parts of florida dealg flooding. drivers stuck

we will break it down coming o'neill tunnel. the two left lanes of 93 northbound are closed. there is some slow and go traffic from exit 20 through thetunnel. more construction up north on 495 and andover. this is northbound lanes at exit 41. and route 28. no traffic from that just yetchris. >> thanks. >>> one person rushed to the hospital after a stabbing on dorchester avenue. this happened around 2:30 this morning. police were searching the area overnight. no word emergency officials say the victim was taken to a boston hospital. >>> a officer-involved shootingunder investigation in weymouth a woman came towards a officeer with knife. officer says she refused his officers to drop the weapon. >> some people in the neighborhood question the officer's deis significance a shoot. jim smith has reaction -- officers decision to shoot. jim smith has reaction. [audio not understandable] >> shots fired. >> reporter: a weymouth police suspect investigators say had a knife in her hand. the 46-year-old woman was hit in the stomach area by a shot. >> i came running out and i am like i se