. >> yes, here he is righter why he has further strengthened, now up to a hurricane. winds at 75 miles per hour category i hurricane moving west at 14 miles per hour. this is mexico, belize, honduras right will. and the westerly track likely takes it into belize just after midnight tonight and then it marches across the yukatan peninsula late tonight there tomorrow morning, weakening, moving over land and may grab a little bit of water here in the bay of campeche. it might flare into a minimal tropical storm before making a saturday afternoon with minimal impact in terms of the wind. gonna be a major rainmaker through bell lazy as well as mexico over the next two or three days. too far south to bother us with any rain but we do have rain back in the forecast. i'll let you know when in a few minutes. >> a group of priests help mark a first for the city of boston. a new medical marijuana dispensary is now open for business. it's one of seven facilities across the state that's now byron barnett is live for us in boston with reaction on the story today. >> yeah, boston's

this morning temperatures in the upper sixies to righter around 70. that's by about 8:00. mix of sun and clouds this morning. and a cooler afternoon. 87 for a high in denver today. so cooler as they're heading home. we will see a few storms pop up today. temperatures in the mid- to upper 80s covering northeastern

. >> what's it like to look over there and see the olympic beach volleyball righter >> it's great. we have always wanted to see the olympic games near us because it's always very far from here. >> reporter: while the competition is fierce inside this stadium, just a few hundred yards away, it's welcoming and even playful. >> we like to come to the beach and meet our friends. >> this beach's most famous past time now venues. and everyone on the beach is invited to dig in and celebrate. >> i'd like to tell you all the shots were that good, but unfortunately there's videotape. that's going to do it for us on a sunday night. i'm lester holt. olympic coverage starlets at 7:00, 6:00 central. women's gymnastics and swimming. for all of us at nbc . >>> no one has won more. the most dominant in olympic history and it's pure gold. ?? ?? >>> on a sunday night in brazil stars take to the rio stage, each at different stages of their olympic stories. she's arrived with the greatest of expectations, soaring into the spotlight with a rare blend of talent, poise and personality.

kina was shot righter in her collar. she is already out of the hospital and recovering at home with her handler. the shooting suspect surrenders and is in custody. >> a nice reunion right there. taking the pike into boston right now, you are seeing absolutely no delays. if you are taking 93 south into boston, also easy going. it will take you 12 minutes on route 1 from route 128 to the tobin bridge. 19 minutes on 93ed is from 49 to the leverett connector. and 22 minutes on route 128 from route 1 to the weston tolls. and jason brewer tracking some milder temperatures, but it is still going to be hot outside today. >> reporter: that's right. we are not going to temperatures just yet. >>> show you some the rain totals from yesterday evening. one severe storm roll through, sarah wroblewski was there tracking wind damage in worcester county. an inch of rain fell in auburn. pockets of heavier downpours. s who listen so, medway, half an inch to two-thirds. along the 95, u.s. 1 interchange, three quarters of an inch. walpole, sh

. >> the deficit and the absence of a supportive adult righter and the confession involuntary. >> if they decide to retry him, the judge ordered his release in 90 days. >> turning now to the race for the white house, a new turn in the election. >> if it is certain sections of the state, they cheat, okay? >> his comments came in altoona, pennsylvania. trump spent the day campaigning in that state. he said republican leaders there are very serious about cheating. >>> bill clinton will be at a reception in oakland. yesterday afternoon he spoke on behalf of his wife at a presidential forum. he took two questions, including one from a clinton supporter asking why democrats should trust her after her e-mail scandal. >> there are people that have spent a life in national security and think she is the only one left you can trust. prior to today's reception, >>> an alert has gone out to her chan chants -- merchants. a man named ali has gone to 14 14 businesses in richmond to complain about food he got. he went to nourish cafe at 6th avenue. first he said the food was too dry and he had a hair

we went and counted and she has been in more than 300 interviews with all righters -- reporters this year alone, she's been on your show we're going to continue to do that. there are lot of different formats which she can engage in reporters whether it's one on one interviews, whether it's talking with her traveling press reporters. or a presse we're going to look at all of those as we move forward. but i don't think it's fair to say that someone is shying away from tough questions when they have taken over 300 interviews from reporters, we tried to have the interns look how many questions she took which is much bigger number which you would appreciate. >> dickerson: all right. robby mook, thanks for being with us. next up the authors of new book on donald trump by the "washington post" called "trump revealed" and american journey introduction credits some 38 "washington post" staffers for the work involved and the two who wrote it already here with us michael kranish invest gaytive reporter and marc fisher the senior editor. michael, let me start with you. is it possible to know the

that driver was not hurt but tells righters that tesla's sales staff oversold the system as self-drivingelling that to reuters. this comes months after a deadly crash in florida. a man driving his model s in autopilot mode was killed back in may when the car failed to detect a crossing tractor- trailer. >>> a children's learning place in the north bay is celebrating global honors. it's a place to get outside and get dirty. the kpix 5's don ford takes to us mary's garden in santa rosa. >> reporter: kids are crawling all over the place here in santa rosa at the children's museum of sonoma. the folks who built this interactive space are pretty happy too because -- >> we were just recognized as the number one place in the world for children that is not a playground. [ dingdong ] >> reporter: yes. the online landscape architect's network, examined 10 children's projects from around the world in europe, latin america and australia. and sonoma won. best nonplayground on the planet. >> the you get to have a water fight. >> reporter: education and an outdoor experience is the driving force of the

the slide is so risky, folks, righters have to read a two- page safety warning. the site was inspected for a week before opening this summer. the park is closed today. >> and meanwhile, another park is installing brand new safety measures. workers at walt disney world are building a stone wall along a seven seas killed two-year-old lane graves in june and disney posted brand- new warning signs in that area. >>> and an investigation into the deadly hot air balloon crash in texas reveals the pilot did not see the power lines. and they think the pilot was trying to descend before hitting the wires. the balloon ended up catching on fire and going down. all 16 people on board died. the exact cause of the crash is and it was a great second day for competition and team usa in rio. the u.s. women's gymnastics team came out in full force and she finished nearly 10 points in front of the second-place china. and you go, girl. all five team usa women earned a spot in the all-around or event finals. >> and that is amazing. >>> swimmer katie ledecky rising to the challenge. th

sunday lower humidity and mid- 80s in the 70s on cape cod for sunday righters. hottest day this week looks to up near 90 and humid as well. for weather updates any time down load the cbs boston weather app and you will give live radar video forecast on your phone or tablet and it's free traffic and weather together breana. >> reporter: a busy morning a few accidents to slow you down out there. let's start at 95 north in canton there's bumper to bumper traffic due to an accident between exit 12 and route 128. traffic is backed up all the way toit 11 at neponset street. anr two lanes in -- blobbing two lanes on -- blocking two lanes before exit 19 traffic back to exit 14 and it will take 30 minutes to get through the backup. >> thanks very much. >>> it's 6:46. breaking news overnight. police investigating reports of an armed robbery outside a cricket club. this is the scene on hammond street. you can see officeers were flashlights searching the area. in massachusetts could face new regulation. >> state lawmakers passed the rules overnight. it would force drivers t

. >> new information for bart righters, the underground bathrooms closed since 9/11 could finally come back. cornell barnard is at the bart station with reaction. >> we are getting an earful from bart riders would say finding a public restroom in san francisco is next to impossible. including all bart stations. ten underground stations restrooms have been off limits. since 9/11 attacks for security reasons. bathrooms now are storage facilities. bart bosses considering reopening the restrooms after a lost complaints from riders. it is time for relief. >> figure to help public...sometimes we are at everyone's mercy you and cannot use a restroom. >> i commute each day and people always need to use the bathroom. >> you would like to see them reopened. >> maybe even remodels >> that would be considered, too. many transit agencies is reopened subway bathrooms. bart board will talk about unlobbying the idea this morning at the meeting. >> happening today the first of two services will be held for a former san mateo redidn't killed while playing pokemon go. a viewing is held for calvin riley i

this morning temperatures in the upper sixies to righter around 70. that's by about 8:00. mix of sun and clouds this morning. and a cooler afternoon. 87 for a high in denver today. so cooler as they're heading home. we will see a few storms pop up today. temperatures in the mid- to upper 80s covering northeastern 60s. jefferson county, those kids don't go back to school until next week, but mid- to upper 70s there in evergreen and conifer. here's your first alert we could see a few storms today. there is a threat for a little severe weather. i'll show you where coming up. >>> look at this gorgeous broncos first gamm of the season sunrise. >> it's pretty. >> that is pretty. we have a good drive going on. you can see the camera we have, i-76 and 270, some of the heavier traffic is starting to build across the highways. 270 drive, the drive on i-76 starting to get a little bit busier. you can see the heavier traffic, whether it's on the 270 drive, i-76 or the south side of town, overnight construction. rough ride on northbound i-25 to evans. >>> it was a rough day for some pe

southbound 680 involving a motorcycle righter and the opinion was transported but all lanes are clearedey just gave us the update in the last couple of minutes with heavy traffic approaching. southbound 680 and i used our distance measuring tool and it is seven miles on the way back up to the dublin area. southbound 880 the garbage truck is burning. more information in a few. and mike nicco has the forecast, and how is it looking? >> we are a citizen closer to the last weekend in august to check out live doppler hd and it is dry. with a few reports of drizzle at 3:00 or 2:00 this morning. coolerren with you step outside, and day planner, still sun inland, or clouds lingering around the bay and the cost at noon at 57 to 75 and at 4:00, 59 at coast to 85 inland. i have the grabs next. >> in san francisco the search is on for a man seen on camera punching a woman in the face. over and over again as he attacked the stranger for no reason. amy? >> some resolution citizens here are tag about need for security in the area. this attack was caught on video, take a look, the woman was out for a w

but breitbart is now mainstreaming it and, you know, apparently the alt-righter for lack of a better term are very happy that bannon has been promoted. they see this as a win that they're inside the tent. >> they're mainstreamed. >> this is what breitbart wrote back in march. it said "the alternative right, more commonly known as the alt-is an amorphous movement. previously an obscure subculture, the alt-right burst on to the political scene in 2015. it has a youthful energy andujaring taboo-defying rhetoric that have boosted its membership. >> it's not only inappropriate, it's ridiculous. it's an extreme source of rhetoric but it has a home online. it was said the web site accused president obama of importing more haiti muslims, called bill kristol who was just on a renegade jew and said to all women complaining of sexual harassment to log off and stop messing things up for men. >> john, what do you make of all this? >> the breitbart web site is very aggressive. i think that's the direction trump is going to go in. right now we have two candidates that have very high negatives. the

in june, righters reported a criminal settlement would include a consent decree and independent monitoroversee the conduct of vw and fines. now they are reporting the two are in preliminary settlement talks. the "wall street journal" said that fins could top $1.2 billion. the justice department declined to comment. >> san francisco police are launching a newation targeting bicycle chop shops, with the hurdles enormous. the unit consists of only one man, and the operation targets homeless camps where this is a that rebounding black market in surveillance videoen bicycles. and, third, prosecutors say that the proof of the bicycles being stolen is difficult. $4 million worth of boys are stolen each year in san francisco. >> intel is show off their if youest technology. the company is holding their throw day developer forum in san francisco. though will talk about and display everything from autonomous situations to virtual reality and features real sense, bringing human-like sensing to the technology. >> a nasa astronaut who grew up here is ready for her first spacewalk. she will install a

we're getting reports from righter now, four iranian military vessels carrying quote, a high speed interceptited states destroyer which was in the vicinity of the strait of hormuz yesterday. we'll give you more information as we get it this hour. melissa. melissa: donald trump changing rhetoric when it comes to immigration. his strong tone on forcing illegal immigrants out of the country has changed since he first announced his candidacy. is this a new donald trump we are seeing? >> we're going to take people that are here illegally, and we're going to move them out. got to move them out. start right away. we're not going to allow them, if i win they have to go back, they are going to have to go back. there certainly can be a softening. we want people. we have some great people in country. we have some great, great people in it country. but we're going to follow the laws of this country. david: so, while the mainstream media is predicting that a trump shift on immigration will hurt him with his base, rush limbaugh today said, such talk is just wishful thinking on their part. >> trump support

you know, if you remember secretary kerry a few weeks ago compared air conditioners and refridge rightersigerators to isis. harris: yeah. >> let's start by removing that kind of a philosophy, you know, out and we can actually start to get serious about a plan. it's not going to come from this president. gillian: so the u.s. intelligence community claims that the military has reclaimed something like 45% of territory or that isis held in iraq and syria, and as ben be mentioned, that's hugely important, right? because isis, remember, considers itself, has this grandiose illusion of itself as a state. so they're able to generate revenue that way. every time we can push back against that idea, it's help. but it's important -- helpful. it's important to also remember, and i think sometimes the u.s. government is shortsighted, their fallback plan is to revert to being a terrorist organization and carrying out murders across the globe. and that's what we're seeing now. while john kerry is, in a sense, right to say that they are sort of panicking because they're not doing as well on the ground in

what you have that yiewn nice the "alt-righters" on the internet is they believe in hierarchies. some of them are racial. even sexual hierarchies. so a lot of them wave thehi banr of the men's rights movement. so you start off from that political conclusion and when you read the rhetoric it devolves into outright racism and outsight misogyny. so it starts with ideas that have been around since the end of the cold war, and a lot now is visceral, hatred for the main stream cultural movement for embracing some version of the galtarianism civil rights quality of the sexes.e >> yang: david, is there a link or a connection between the trump campaign athand the "alt-right"? >> there always has been. there been "alt-right" support for trump mostly manifested online or even sometimes the t-shirts and signs you see at rallies. there is a big "alt-right" presence on a couple of sites and good matt mentioned the men's rights movement.me the gamer was a lot of gateway for activists to consider themselves "alt-right." more direction came when stephen bannon director of breitbart joined trump's

. >> catherine: violent confrontation caught on camera and only on fox25 mbta righter says the man on the video was threatening other riders during the morning commute. >> daniel: she says this isn't the first time it lead to federal charges. jessica reyes along the red line this morning where the suspect has been harassing commuters. good morning, jess. >> jessica: good morning, daniel. the woman thought pretty quickly when she shot the whole thing in her cell phone and thought to shoot the cell phone video, transit police now plan to file charges. >> shot and told you to move and you're over here doing it. >> jessica: typical morning red line wednesday. cell fen video shows man screaming and threatening riders and hurling racial slurs, then threatening to shoot someone who apparently gotten too close to him. >> put camera in my face and be mad. >> jessica: gets even angrier when recording it all and going after her and slapping phone on the 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

>> i think the chill lax side of this is probably righter side. in any way intimate assassination of hillary clinton what press went bonkers with first four hours. he clearly didn't do that did he suggest there might be armed insurrection in the united states if there were gun control measures. he may have done that that is possible. either way he didn't call for hillary clinton to be assassinated. he went to clean it up shouldn't be a big deal. of course it's a big deal when you're republican. you know why? because the press is biased. that is just true. mitt romney talked about binders of women. didn't mean he was pressing woman into pages keeping them on a shelf like hannibal lecter. bill: he had paperwork and resume's. >> that is what he meant. bill: that is pretty obvious. what is with all the hubbub, bubs. giuliani picked up on this point this morning. watch. >> clinton's opinion machine put it out immediately. they know 10, 12 reporters to go to. the 10, 12 reporters were on top of the trump campaign within half hour with this interpretatio

out the west of the front. 80s, new bedford, providence righter and hotter heat advisory southern worcester county today. that's it for the heat advisory. that's where the feels like readings will be near 100 degrees. but the rest of the area getting a bit of a break. in fact, track the rain chance overall parts of 495 and the worcester hills to begin to see a chance for some storms after 2:00 p.m. that's the spot to watch through sunset and then a few showers make their way eastward into the greater boston area certainly a possibility but the big story, winds wendz off of the ocean. tomorrow right back into the heat. more on that coming up. >> jason: thank you, jason. we're approaching the one week mark and the murder investigation, no answers as to who brat brutally killed this 20-year-old woman as she was jogging near her mother's home. >> catherine: investigators combed the woods where that woman's body was found, and stephanie you're at the police department this weekend, what >> reporter: i spoke with the police about an hour ago and continue to sort through the leads a lot of people