. >> back at the state police post, dana confesses she's been fighting heroin addiction for over two>> so, what got you started in prostitution? >> just paying for it. you know, my habit, it grew so out of control. >> with a $300-a-day habit, it's a battle she's losing. >> heroin, especially, especially heroin, i mean, it just changes your brain, you know, how you think. i mean, when you don't have it, you feel like you're dying almost. like your body tricks itself. it's like you have to have it or else you're not going to live anymore, like you're dying. >> unusually articulate, educated and self-aware, officers are surprised to learn dana's downward spiral from honor student to addict to prostitute began with a sports injury. >> i had a really bad rotator cuff and i was at the point where i could, you know, keep playing but i was, like, basically putting a bandage over it, taking, you know, like painkillers, vicodin, prescribed to me and oxycontin because it got so bad that i had to take them to play. >> dana says she graduated to heroin when her health insurance ran out and she co

state police headquarters. noah's father trooper clardy was killed earlier this year. state police posted these page. always nice to see members of the family in the office and thanked them for stopping by. >>> keeping you up to date. checking in live with all of our reporters after this break. >>> plus a dave shopping takes a frightening turn when a toddler suddenly has a seizure.i went over to the mom and ripped a bunch of clothes off the rack at tj marx. >> daniel: how she saved a little boy. (whispering) what are you doing up? (whispering) mom said i could have a midnight snack. well, i say it's late, and you need to go to bed. why? because i am the boss. mmmm. shhh. the family favorite. yoplait. >>> 5:44. if you were joining us we are getting up to date on all of the top stories. >> daniel: a family of seven is pulled from the rubble of a house explosion and tensions cameras to 9 boston police department. >>> a violent confrontation on the red line that is bound to lead to criminal charges. jessica reyes is live at the station in south boston. jess. >> reporter: this morning transit police are s

but you can see they are back together after new jersey state police whose post about the reunion is going viral. by chance the two long lost siblings were reunited at a job fair at the rutgers newark campus. the man in the middle, a trooper that happened to be a foster child himself. he has no doubt they were december continued to be there and december continued to be future troopers. >> finally, kids and broccoli. >> kylie does not like broccoli so much she left her mom this note, i will give you $50 if you don't make me eat the broccoli and then a second note that says p.s., i will give you a hug and kiss. she is working all angles here. the mom says the fourth grader leaves notes all the time describes her as a piece of work who is picky about vegetables. >> kylie did not have to eat the broccoli and mom did take the money and put it in her bank account and not back in the piggy bank so kylie could not use it to bribe anyone else. >> where does a fourth grader get $50? >> she negotiated. she is creative. >>> lets get a check of the roads tonight. matt pellman is in the traffic ce

. >> he stated he stepped out his house to and he encountered the bear, he started the bear, and the bear swat at him and ran away. >> facebook post by police, state that they are not sure whether or not this encounter even happened at all. police did give me this statement. >> we're trying too verify all of the facts he told us, at-this-point we don't was takee hospital. scrapes but nothing life-threatening, division of fish and wildlife are tracking the barracker temping to trap and and learn more about it as of now they have not can't -- cd it yet, i want to know if you have ever encountered a bear in new jersey? let me know. >> i'm changing saying to a duck is a man's best friend. i caught up with a swarm of ducks that were illegally released into the hackensack river, taken in by barn yard sanctuary in new jersey. >> they are real characters, they are comedians, they are funny. >> they are so delicious. >> i love duck. >> all right, starting august 8, these quite comical creatures and you might want to get one could sanctuary founding director said they need a loving owner and a lot of space. >> we're looking for is not to take them ho

state. >> reporter: the police say the man posted this video on youtube tuesday which is titled message to mr. trump. in it, he asks for a personal meeting with the republican kenneth craig, cbs news, new york city. >>> overnight, at least 20 people were injured by a large fire at a maryland apartment complex. the fire broke out in the washington suburb of silver spring, just before midnight. the blaze involved at least two of the three buildings at the complex and one of the buildings collapsed. two of the injured are firemen. the fire is under control this morning, but not all of the apartment residents are accounted for. >>> canadian police shot and connected to a terrorist plot. the 24-year-old suspect lives in a small town about 140 miles west of toronto. police say the suspect was identified after they received credible information of a potential terrorist threat. reuters reports the suspect was arrested last year for openly supporting isis on social media. >>> a u.s. commander says isis is in retreat on all fronts. military campaigns against the terror group in have taken 45,000 ene

police. during that time brown was his innocence. brown eventually came up of this home. he was taken into custody. he post $2,00050,000 bail overnight. >> tomorrow state police will mark 40 years since a lawrence boy vanished without trace. he was 10 years old when he was abducted on crawford street. search efforts over the years have come up dry and empty. a member of his family and a childhood friend are expected to talk about that mystery tomorrow. >> a chicopee man accused in the a teenager back in court. jeffrey was originally charged with murder. a grand jury decided not to indict him on that charge. a 15-year-old dillon francisco was shot and killed last month when he repeatedly knocked at his door. the judge set bail at $10,000 cash. [chanting] >> this is black lives matter of cambridge city hall. protesting the lack of affordable housing in the city. the officers removed the door handle and moved the protestors away from the entryway. no arrests were made. >> a driver falls asleep at the wheel causing this car to land on its top as you can see. the crash happening this morning on market street. this is in rockland. when firefighters first got

state police. he acknowledges they were' wrong. he has apologized for his actions. >> reporter: a massachusetts state trooper has not resigned his post. has not cut a deal. he is still going to face trial here at this point. joseph flynn is under massachusetts state police and he has been suspended without pay. live in nashua, jonathan hall, 7 news. >> ryan: a school bus crash turning deadly. the passenger in a car that collided with the bus yesterday has died. the driver of the car is still in the hospital. the accident is still under investigation. a report from espn says kraft pushed draft kings to merge with its rival fan duel. between both companies last year, a merger was discussed which would have given fan duel 06% of the company but fan duel rejected the offer. the krafts were early investors in draft kings. >> in the race for the white house donald trump in new hampshire after launching his latest attack on hillary clinton. he is facing criticism after calling her a big o.today trump's rally folk used on his economic plan and dan hausle is live for us in manchester with more be what trump had to >> reporter: he didn't use t

we go in and have a ter -- terrific operation interest right here at our command post mass state police air wing, they have been critical in this and giving us bird's eye view literally. and, national grid we got 50 to 60 personal out in area. [inaudible] >> okay. >> yes. the tornado warnings before our first call. i had already -- this -- >> what time? so maybe about 3:00. >> and i -- what kurt says about the warning system someone asked how long i have been here. i have been here for 34 years i could tell you warnings systems that we have now we don't have way back when. and, i had already talked to the shift commander and was coordinating when this call came in. so it is really -- it was really pleasure to have jump on the phone. >> alert sound before of the tornado hit? >> the -- yes. warnings for the tornado -- the tornado warnings we were notified of that in path of it. >> you got your first call at 3:17. yes. roughly. yes. >> alert sound -- somewhere in there. yes. >> absolutely. >> give us some about five minutes we will get someone and bring you up than. >> -- [inaudible] thank

just seems so wrong, especially at these games, representing the united states" according to a facebook post from brazilian civil police, jack conger and gunnar bentz - who were interviewed thursday -- denied having been victims of a robbery and meanwhile, lochte's attorney says brazilian authorities have not asked again for assistance. but officials in brazil say they are working with the u-s to interview lochte again. even though it's likely no criminal charges will be filed, this incident could still cause trouble for the athletes. (christine brennan/sports analyist -- alt -- usa today columnist) "standards are higher for olympic athletes than any other athletes. i'm kim hutcherson reporting rio's mayor says he feels "pity" for lochte and the other american swimmers involved in the incident... saying they don't represent the american athletes competing in the summer games. donald trump making a push for the african- american vote. during a campaign stop in michigan today... he said democrats have been taking the african american vote for granted. "look how much african-american communities are suffering under contro

state police as they continue their investigation. he was ordered to ventured any firearms. >> -- to surrender any firearms. [ indiscernible ] taken by the police. >> reporter: he posted $10,000 the courthouse. >> and it was closed to the general public while the dcr and state place continue the investigation. it's believed that mackinnon acted alone. >>> an elderly woman was hit lowell today. the truck driver was there to do work for the school and may have been directed to park in a different space. no charges have been filed. >>> the cost of your commute is about to get better or worse. ryan kath has a closer look at what it means for your wallet. pass by october 28th. you'll no longer be able to pay cash, and the cost of the commute could be significant. tonight commuters are finding out how much they could pay to drive under the tolling structures along the pike. >> where do you usually get on? >> so you paper 70 you're paying 55 cents less per trip. [ laughter ] that sounds good to me. >> framingham to downtown boston would stay the same. west newton to downtown would be 70 cents more. >> one of the key messages that we want to get out to the public is get a transponder

police, and they arrested him. he pleaded not guiltied on monday. court officials say he hasn't posted bond and the new hampshire state police say this man crashed into two cars, it happened on auto16. donald pierce is being held in protective custody until his court date. a teenager driving one of the cars was taken to the okay. >> your local forecast from jason blair, and the storm tracker weather team. >> right now, a mixed bag of temperatures, if you're on the coast, your they the 70s, 77 in boston, norwood, all hovering on 90 degrees. in wooster, 93. enjoy one more night of fairly comfortable weather, it is going to be nice and dry out there at gillette for the reds be slading bank into the 70s after sunset, and overnight, we aren't going to be as cool as we were this morning. we will be in the low to middle 60s, most spots close to 70 in boston, and we'll see mid and up he were 60s for cape cod and the islands. tomorrow, the risk for showers and storms returns especially that the afternoon. it's going to be a little bit lower, but it's going to to feel quite steamy and oppressive, as the hear. a couple of 70s mixed in here to the south. 75. tha

state police. mackinnon was ordered to surrender any firearms. >> he has been suspended by the issuing authority. firearms have been taken by the police. >> late today he posted $10,000 cash bail. he had no comment as he left the courthouse. and it was closed to the public conducted the investigation. it's believed he acted alone. jim smith, wbz news. >>> so far you don't have an easy path when toll booths on the pike become a thing of the past, it will take a toll on the wallet. what we'll pay when we make the transition to electronic polling. and some drivers will be paying more and a break. on october 28th. the switch will be flipped on electronic tolling. you'll no longer be paid cash and the toll booths will begin to disappear. >> what are they called? >> gantries. >> the gantries are paving the way for electronic tolling. you'll pay with a transponder or the system will snap a photo you a bill in the mail. >> reporter: the go live date -- the change will eventually make for a smoother commute because drivers don't have to slow down and fight their way through crowded toll booths. >> proposed new rates have been revealed. framington to boston would be th

state police there is apparently no risk to the water supply. we will keep you posted as we get new details. taltal-- ben: this map shows where the plane landed, what it usually looks like. yes, that's underwater but it is in right now,. jc: a man in brooklyn rushed to the hospital after he was hit by chambers. police tell us the worker was going down this alley when this bigotry lynn came down. it was due to some trimming work. police say a big branch came down, up to a foot in diameter. herb chambers has said the victim is 29 years old, at last check he was in surgery with very serious injuries. >>ll being made, people yelling. i didn't know what was going on. i came down and there was a guy laying with the branch on top of him. >> it's really sad. a man you see every day, and for something like that to happen, it is really sad. john: that woman had just seen the victim. he often comes around the corner to grab a sandwich. john atwater, wcvb newscenter 5. ben: breaking in boston, a construction worker is rushed to the hospital with serious injuries after falling thre

just seems so wrong, especially at these games, representing the united states" according to a facebook post from brazilian civil police, jack conger and gunnar bentz - who were interviewed thursday -- denied having been victims of a robbery and said ryan not true. meanwhile, lochte's attorney says brazilian authorities have not asked again for assistance. but officials in brazil say they are working with the u-s to interview lochte again. even though it's likely no criminal charges will be filed, this incident could still cause trouble for the athletes. christine brennan/sports analyist -- alt -- usa today columnist "standards are higher for olympic athletes than any other athletes. swimmer "ryan lochte" issuing a statement this morning, saying quote... "i want to apologize for my behavior last weekend -- for not being more careful and candid in how i described the events of that early morning... and for my role in taking the focus away from the many athletes fulfilling their dreams of participating in the olympics. i waited to share these thoughts until it was confirmed that the legal situation was addressed and it w

police academy. the officer is on leave. first united meth difficulties church in punta gorda is holding a memorial service for her this afternoon. punta gorda library where she worked is accepting donation. >> state of florida post a record tourism numbers through june preliminary estimates 57.4 million people visited state during 4.3 increase. last week university of florida reported that americans still plan to travel to the state within next 6 months despite the scare of zika. >> we told you last week the rays are looking for public's input about where their new

police brutality. >> i have the utmost respect for these people. you have bad apples in every line of business and the united states, america, people here have been taken a punishment at the hands >> reporter: the post is since taken down and macedonia police have no comment. >> this was not what i was looking to do honestly. this is not what i was looking to do. >> reporter: we asked and macedonia police will not say who is responsible for posting that facebook message. we're asking questions, getting answers in macedonia denise zarrella cleveland 19. >> thank you. eric meahle says he doesn't plan to write anymore controversial messages on the back of his awareness day. in ohio, they received $2 million from the u.s. department of health and human services. >> a total of $53 million is going to 44 states. 4 native-american tribes in the district of columbia to improve access to treatment. opioid overdoses killed a record 3,050 in 2015 in ohio. >> romona: you may look forward to the holiday weekend will be happy about the pollen in the air. dan deroos has the pollen forecast. >> unfortunately, with the weather we have had over the month of august, high heat is exacerbating problems for people who ha

state police tell us the shooting happened along the ac expressway near mile post 12 around 3:00 yesterdayafternoon. the driver of the white suv was able to get to the egg harbor wawa where they asked for help. we met one man who travels that stretch of expressway every day at the same time investigators say that shooting took place. >> there's construction there. there's been cars stopped for like a month now with the construction. anybody that's sitting there could have got shot. >> and police aren't sure if the people in the suv and car were shooting at one another or if there was another vehicle involved. and right near where the main crime scene was, police found quite a few weapons, they believe are connected to the shooting. so far, police have not identified the victims but we do know they're all under the age of 40. they're still interviewing witnesses. they're still trying to find out exactly what the motive was for this shooting. reporting live at the state police barracks in farley, pamela osborne, nbc 10 news. >> thank you. >>> new this morning, philadelphia police hopes surve

the state police tell us the shooting happened on the ac expressway near mile post 12 around 3:00 in the afternoon yesterday. the driver of the white suv was able to get to the egg harbor wawa where they asked for help. >> they almost sideswiped me coming in. when they parked, the driver was like, please help us, we've been shot. i said i can't help but but i'll call the cops. >> police aren't sure if the people in the suv and car were shooting at each other or if there were more vehicles involved. right near the main crime scene, police say they found a number of weapons they believe are connected to the shooting. so far, police have not identified the victims but we do know they're all under the age of 40. the motive for the shooting is still under investigation. reporting live at new jersey state police headquarters this morning, i'm pamela osborne, nbc 10 news. >>> the time is 4:31. 74 degrees outside. new this morning, police in wilmington are searching for the driver who crashed a car after a chase. skyforce 10 was over the scene. this is 9th and harrison streets where new cast

state police tell us the shooting happened on the ac expressway, right near mile post 12 around 3:00n the afternoon yesterday. the driver of the white suv was able to get to the egg harbor wawa where they asked for help as you can imagine. it was quite a shock for customers. >> scary. there are pretty big holes in there. i can't imagine how they made it with just rims left on the car. you can see when they opened the doors, it looked like a blood bath in there. it was a little scary. >> police aren't sure if the people in the suv and car were shooting at each other or if there was another vehicle involved. right near the main crime scene, police say they found a number of weapons they believe are connected to that shooting. so far, police have not identified the victims but we do know they're all under the age of 40. they're investigate iing and so far, no motive has been released. reporting at the state police barracks in farley, pamela as born, nbc 10 news. >>> new this morning, police in wilmington are searching for a driver who crashed a car after a chase. skyforce 10 was over th

state trooper. going to a bathroom in a staff bathroom she noticed a light. mckinon posted $10,000 cash bail. police continued to investigate there. a lynn man in court on a third oui charge. robert hario is also charged with interfering with a police officer. the crash happened at boston and broad way streets in lynn saturday. traffic was impacted. the crash knocked out power to a >> anchor: a nun robs in quincy. someone ran up to her pulled out a knife and demanded cash. 7's kimberly bookman live outside in quincy where she spoke to the mother of convent. >> the victim didn't look your traditional nun. she wasn't whairing a habit. she was in exercise clothes when she says she was 26 year old vanessa young of somerville came up to her on 5th street and tried to grab a satchel she had in her left hand. the nun told the suspect she didn't have any money. all she had were rosary beads, a key and a small momento. she noticed another woman now idded as vanessa wife crystal young. she was standing behind the suspect doing look out. and the mother of the convent said taking that symbol of faith was a bles

state. >> the reason i find your tower was to get your attention. >> reporter: police say the men posted this video on tuesday entitled mr. trump. in it, he asked for a meeting with the republican evaluation. >> one of trump's lawyers released a written statement saying the man performed a ridiculous and dangerous stunt. there is damage to the building and he caused the unnecessary deployment of new york's finest to protect his safety and the safety of everyone in the building. stacked the family of a woman shot and killed in raleigh will address the media. police charged the 39-year-old, chad copley, with his murder. others were being loud and he was going to fire a warning shot here thomas's family hired a south carolina attorney who has represented high-profile cases including officer sterling . >> tonight, please what you to pay close attention to a surveillance photo. you can see a motorcyclist in a brightly colored shirt wanted in connection in the shooting death of the young mother of three. we first told you last night of 32-year-old angela taylor was walking when shots rang out aroun

the post also stated stopping is not an option for police detectives, mcso and the fpi. earlier this week, we saw two massive searches but no jesse. we asked neighbors what they've heard and we tried to speak with jesse's mother but she wasn't home. neighbors help the boy will turn up soon. >> i can't believe he hasn't came back home. that's very scary for us. i hope that he comes home. i hope that boy is okay. hopefully, he's just scared.>> reporter: buckeye police have this case but that foul play hasn't been ruled out. a tip line is still very active. the number is 623-349-6411. call that number if you think you have information that will help in this case pick >> it's been one month. >>> a father's facebook rant getting dps to speak up. he was on a road trip from califoia with his young daughter when he was pulled over in williams. we are learning more about why dps says they responded the way they did. megan thompson has a traffic mix up you will only see on acb15 reporter: 10 walton says he knew he didn't do anything wrong. so when he saw the flashing red and blue

the bureau is currently working with chicago police and the state of illinois to prevent more gun crimes. >> a special media postg attention for a delaware county woman in need of a kidney. jacqueline heiden of media has need a transplant since 2014. she's on dialysis and on a waiting list but her o possessive blood makes finding a match a challenge. her mom michelle put their phone number and the words daughter needs kidney on their family vehicles. "action news" sports anchor jaime apody saw the post saturday night on a blog and shared on facebook. >> amazing. i've gotten calls and i'm responding as fast as i can. >> so far no match. heiden's story is posted on 6abc.com and we hope she gets one soon. >> indeed. the phillies are limping down the stretch as we head into september. they lost to the nationals four to nothing last night. phillies rookie jake thompson only allowed two runs and seven hits in seven innings. it was his longest and best his five career starts. pitcher jerad eickhoff will be on the mound for game two of the series tonight. >>> eagles quarterback carson wentz will not play in the final pr

police are searching the today stating that brown threatened her. interviewing all of the people inside. including brown. brown's lawyers with him at the home. everyone is cooperating with officers right now. brown posted instagram videos ranting about police being outside his home. he refused to speak to police for hours once they got a warrant. >> they would be interviewed by ascertain their statements as to what occurred earlier this morning. >> anchor: police say brown's lawyer is with them. everyone has been cooperating. no one at this point is arrested. >> anchor: we are tracking hurricane gaston. that hurricane churning out in the atlantic is huge. this is high above out of the international space station. this is one of 3 tropical systems out there now. for labor day weekend. on the latest on the tracks of the storms and what can we expect? >> reporter: it's a ways out. labor day weekend is almost a week away. hurricane gaston a beauty and a beast headed away from the u.s. 8 is off the coast of north carolina. not a tropical storm yet. going to make a sharp turn away from the coastline and head off out to sea southeast. this is not a concern for us. it is churning up the waves as well as the po

state police would agree. they announced a funny joke on their social media profile. they said if anybody posts anything fall related before september 22nd, you'll be receiving a fine. ernie: no. >> reporter: i fully support this. i'm sure they're not serious about the fine but it's a funny joke. ernie: a spicy joke. thank you so much. keep it right here. do you read the t-shirts people wear as they walk past you? do you read them? your answers coming up after the break. keep it here. my son has meningitis b. but how did we end up here? his mom thought he had the flu and that he was covered by the meningococcal meningitis vaccine he had received. until 2014 there were no vaccines while uncommon, meningitis b can lead to death within 24 hours. trumenba is a vaccine for 10 through 25 year olds to help prevent group b meningococcal disease. trumenba should not be given if you had a severe allergic reaction after a previous dose. most common side effects were injection-site pain, fatigue... headache, muscle pain, and chills. ask your doctor or pharmacist about all the risks and benefits of trumenba

seems so wrong, especially at these games, representing the united states" >> reporter:according to a facebook post from brazilian civil police, jack conger and gunnar bentz - who were interviewed thursday -- denied having been victims of a robbery and said ryan lochte's version of events was not true. meanwhile, lochte's attorney says brazilian authorities have not asked again for assistance. but officials in brazil say they are working with the u-s to interview lochte again. even though it's likely no criminal charges will be filed, this incident could still cause trouble for the athletes. "standards are higher for olympic athletes than any other athletes. / olympic athletes are still role models and still have to play by a different set of rules. u.s. olympic committee instills that thought. there's a code of conduct everyone has to sign. / this is no joke. i'm kim hutcherson reporting >> vicki:a newark woman is accused of cyberstalking reality star kris jenner. 36 year-old christina bankston faced several charges today in federal court. kron4's maureen kelly talked to bankston's father who says his daughter has suffered f

police snatched him. a youtube video posted earlier, campaigning in home state of virginia before all of this was going on in new york. >> i bet he has a bunch of bumps and bruises. >> all right, let's get to our forecast. >> today will be another hot and humid and the potential for a few. look at this live picture from the raleigh durham international airport. a few clouds out there, not seeing any fog here in raleigh as we start off our day. some of you are dealing with look at pine hurst and now toward sanford, we are seeing reduced visibility. half a mile in pine hurst. under a mile and a half visibility around areas you are seeing the clouds show up, that's where we are seeing the dense fog. across portions of gnash and edgecomb counties, extending toward halifax county. a mild visibility. and look at that cloudy indicater over on orange county as well. we don't have a sensor, but conditions. so, as far as your temperatures are concerned, 72 in durham. 70 in henderson. 71 in roxboro. nearby wilmington is right now reporting 73. so taking you hour by hour for you, 81 at 10:00 a.m. 86 at noon. and then

we are checking with state police to get an update on that and will keep you posted throughout the morning. jessica reyes, local 10 news. >>> young woman remembered as a beloved daughter, friend and co-worker after she was found murder the community where this happened is on edge. stephanie coueignoux is live in princeton where police are urging people to be on alert as investigators try to piece together what happened. good morning, stephanie. >> reporter: daniel, this is so heartbreaking and shocking because the first murder here in princeton.the last 30 years. you can see a few police cars behind me again, and this morning they are stepping up patrols as they continue to search for a killer. that murder happening just a and it has been less than 48 hours since police found 27-year-old vanessa marcot's body in a wooded area less than a mile away from her mother's home on brook station road. yesterday we were there as neighbor told us they received an automated phone call from police asking them to report if they saw or heard anything suspicious around 1:00. and we know that police are fo

debitar by a skimming device led to one seen here in in rhode island, police posted photo office group installing skimmers over the state line. one of those then rhode island putting a pinhole camera above the atm. and they make new debit cards along with pin numbers >> the last time i use mind card in an atm machine was saturday but doesn't necessarily mean that is where it happened. we are cities police posted if not thousands of dollars from their account. that leaves victims like erin just feeling helpless. >> i guess it could happen anywhere, and there is nothing you can do about it. you. >> reporter: and webster five says these devices were placed not only here in webster but the dudley location as well and these killers come in after close of business and installing these devices and they come back before the bank opens again to remove them. police say the best thing you can do cover up your pin number as you are putting it in here. but as of this morning, they are trying to find the person or people behind this. live in webster, jess yes, sir, fox25 news. >>> now 6:34 this morning. patriots fans breathing a big

allegations, and remains committed to assisting state police as they continue their investigat bail and told a judge he wasn't guilty. >> and the 30-year-old post a $10,000 bond. he's due in court later on next month. in milton tonight kelli o'hara seven news night team. now from the night team sponsors ditching deals after an olympic scandal. likely going to lose somewhere between 5 and $10 million. tonight, ryan lochte is paying the price. well it did not take long for consequences after his story of a rio robbery unraveled. 4 sponsors now deciding to part ways with the gold medal winner. >> rio games are over. for ryan lochte so is his partnership with four sponsors including speedo and ralph lauren. speedo saying we cannot condone behavior counter to this values this brand has long stood for. ralph lauren saying the company will not renewing reportedly worth as much $1.8 million rio police say lochte claimed he was robbed begun point to cover up an act vandalism. today 12 time medal says he respects speedo's decision after apologizing this weekend. that's why i'm taking full responsibility for it, because i overexaggerated that story. and f

state police tell us the shooting happened on the ac expressway near mile post 12 around 3:00 in the afternoon yesterday. the driver of the white suv was able to get to the egg harbor wawa where they asked for help. >> they almost spotted me coming in. and when they parked, the driver was like, can you please help us, can you please help us, we've been shot. i said, i can't help you, but i called the cops. >> investigators say it's not clear yet from which vehicles the deadly fired shots were fired. right near the main crime scene, police found a number of weapons they believe are connected to the shooting. the motive behind the shooting is still under investigation. >>> philadelphia police hope surveillance cameras will help solve an execution-style murder in west philadelphia. police arrived at 55th and santom streets just before midnight and found a man shot four times at close range. the victim died at the hospital. the victim is in his 20s and have not yet been identified. police are checking a number of cameras in the area for usable surveillance video. >>> in philadelphia, two

state police tell us the shooting happened on the ac expressway near mile post 12 around 3:00 in theafternoon yesterday. the driver of the white suv was able to get to the egg harbor wawa where they asked for help. >> they almost sideswiped me coming in. when they parked, the driver was like can you please help us? i said i can't help you but i'll call the cops. >> reporter: police are not sure at this point in time if the suv and car were shooting at one another or if there was another vehicle with more passengers involved. and right near the main crime scene, police say they found a number of weapons they believe are also connected to the shooting. now, so far police have not identified any of the victims, the people that were shot, but  we do know they're all under the age of 40. police investigators working right now to learn a motive or what led up to this shooting. reporting live this morning at state police barracks, pamela osborne, nbc 10 news. >>> new this morning, philadelphia police hope surveillance cameras will help solve an execution-style murder in west philadelphia.

state headquarters in framingham. thomas hardy killed traffic stop. police posted the picture on if headed to beach here is what i want you to plan around. 76? at 10:00 this morning, by noon time. we will take a look at hot spots and hardest hit towns and cities by saturday storms when we come back. >> catherine: horrifying accident at fast food restaurant. pulled off rescue after collapse trapping several employees in pile of >> look at what's trending right now on fox25boston.com. big story twins found dead in >> michelle: tickets for you. you each get to bring a friend and what do you guys get to go wherever you want. send over to taste in the town. go ahead. >> send over to taste of the town. >> gene: coming to norwood and terrific restaurants here and perhaps the most famous one, one named after this man. how long you been in town? >> since '93. all the stuff you have done for the town. >> everybody knows conrad >> google three to 4,000 pounds a week. chicken verde desh and saw ad and comfort food and pizza and meat lover's pizza. >> fish over here, football s

right now the state of the five people on board is still unclear, but we'll keep you posted. also breaking overnight, a police investigation under way in newton early this morning. massachusetts state police and city police were seen searching on hammond street near the longwood cricket club. no word on exactly what might have happened. >> sarah: here's a look at the day's other top stories. state lawmakers have agreed to a bill that would regulate uber and lyft. the legislators sent the bill to governor charlie baker early this morning. if signed it would require background checks for drivers and would impose a 20-cent fee for each ride. new procedures being rolled out at city-run summer camps in boston. this comes after authorities say 7-year-old kyzr willis accidentally drowned at the camp last week. mayor marty walsh says all programs will now have two staffers for every ten children. and a head count will be taken every hour. all children will preservers while in the water. >> christa: and right now all eyes on the new hampshire state lottery because somebody there is waking up $487 million richer after

state new york. police say 55-year-old alison carrie was arrested after an under cover sting officers were tipped off by internet posts advertising her services one of those ads included lyrics from mariah carrie's hit song fantasy. she appears homeless and has been working out of a hotel for a week if two sisters reportedly have been estranged for years. >>> beyonce was the big winner at mtv vmas in new york city last night. >> and video of the year goes to beyonce. >> she had a question about jimmy fallon's hair he dressed as ryan lochte he presented beyonce with award for video of the year she took home 8 awards and blew the audience away with a 16 minute miniconcert rhianna also performed and kanye west debuted his new video and brittany spears returned to the vma stage after 10 years in what some call a dispointing lip synching performance she performed with oakland rapper g easy, also maken aappearance the final five with one noticeable absence. madison. they presented award for best female video of the year gabby douglas was hospitalized last night with an infection she has been fighting an ongoing mouth injury

police investigating after thumbtacks were thrown on the course of a bike race. >> cycle is competing in the illinois state championship race took a tumble, writer tom keller posted a picture on facebook showing some of the they are also found in another corner of the race. thankfully none of the cyclists were seriously hurt. >> police asking for the public help define who is behind us, we want to know, if you voted today, if you didn't th 18% of you say yes we got it done, 9% of you say no and most of you mailed in your ballot. >> top stories for you, criminal investigation happening in kingman after a police officer involved shooting. paula dell phillips according to police , poignant a shotgun at an officer last night at a traffic stop. the officer fired several shots. the woman died at the scene, the officer on administrative off from a traffic stop. he was asleep in a car before he led officers on the lows tj's. he may have been impaired katie was pulled up in a home near 40th in chandler for hours. i are crew capturing video of smoke coming home an abandoned duplex. breaking news at the top of the newscast, north-central phoenix near 7th street in indian sc

police arresting the man last night in everett. -- expected to get new results. antoinette: dangerous heat and humidity now gripping the state. a heat advisory posted for boston and cooling centers now open to the public. this is the hottest weather we have seen. i don't want to call it perfect but we have hit 100 what comes to feel like temperatures. cindy: in some communities already and it is just noon. it's it is the temperatures and humidity combined that is so oppressive. 98 degrees in boston back of -- back at the end of july. when you factor in the humidity this is what it feels like outside right now. last hour the heat index was 100 in marshfield. it feels like 97 in lawrence. that heat index or feels like temperature is going to flirt is why we have this heat advisory in place. take it easy with this much moisture in the air. humidity is off the charts. it is oppressive and with this much moisture it is difficult for your body to cool off and evaporate the moisture. the actual temperatures, lots of upper 80's. we will keep climbing. a good amount of sunshine. thunderstorms that skirted the coast of connecticut earlier this morning. these

police officer. >> it's a facebook post going viral on social media. a california dad angry about the way he was treated when an arizona state trooper near williams, arizona. his 7 year-old daughter in the backseat. the dad wrote as i had my hands in the air he yelled at the top of his lungs in a voice i'll never forget as my daughter looked on in terror. get your hands away from your waist or i'll blow two holes through your back right now. he was stopped because the license plate on his rental car was reported stolen. he had no idea when pulled over on they around 7:30 at night. >> i genuinely feared for my life and he was extremely aggressive and threatening, and he terrorized us i think for no reason. >> there's obviously some ulterior motive. >>reporter: he says the trooper was conducting a high risk traffic stop, which is standard procedure on stolen vehicles. the trooper's gun is drawn of violence. at no time was the trooper out of control. >> we understand that when police pull you over and have guns pointed at you, that's terrifying and that you would be angry, especially when your family is in the car. we understand that. but to inflame and inci

state prison. he is in jail on 150-thousand dollars bail. google alerted authorities to the youtube post in july. officers arrested cuellar hours later. by then - police say he'd attacked his wife. he pleaded no contest july 6-th to misdemeanor domestic violence. a neighborhood is taking legal construction work being done near their homes. people living in a southern highlands community near cactus and rainbow filed a lawsuit - against richmond american homes of nevada and western explosives systems company. the homeowners say these companies are setting off explosives near their homes - causing an array of issues. not just noise - but also damage. "they set these blasts off the whole house shakes, i have crack on my garage floor, my patio is cracked in two spots," "the whole house shook, and, at first, we thought it was the lawsuit was filed about a week and a half ago. a lawyer is working to see if it will qualify as a class-action suit. more renovations are coming to the boulevard mall. it will soon welcome the "seaquest interactive aquarium." this will be an indoor and outdoor attraction. guests will be able to take part in shark and sting-ray tou

post can be so damaging and harmful this is something we had to do. >> they hold private accounts for 110,000 neighborhoods across the united states. police departments, fired -- fire departments and other agencies have joined. >>> tim cook has been five years were apple. he took over from steve jobs on august 24, 2011. the company stock has increased in value by 132%. >>> 4:26 is the time. a south bay councilman arrested. still ahead, the allegations brought to police by his fiancie. >>> the measure that will bring affordable housing to teachers in san francisco. >> good morning, we are looking at a commute where traffic is doing well on the east shore freeway heading out to the macarthur maze. we'll tell you more about the commute heading down to the macarthur maze. >>> well, the pattern that's absolutely not going anywhere. 60s, 70s, 80s -- any sign of a cooler or a warmer pattern? yes. we'll explain when. ♪ ♪ hey, is this our turn? honey...our turn? yeah, we go left right here. (woman vo) great adventures are still out there. we'll find them in our subaru outback. (avo) love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. get zero percent on sel

state prior to the crash. his parents posted $2,500 bail. kapp is scheduled to go to boston university on scholarship. >>> gene: state police issued 100-dollar ticket to duck boat driver that crashed into a off the boat. this happened sunday afternoon after police forced first year driver to take a detour off of beacon street. the driver ended up on storrow drive and slammed near the overpass near mass general and it no one was hurt. >>> update on story only on fox25 a quincy man and son want the state to pay for boat that was ruined off of grape island. mike slide tied 13-foot boston waler to dock while he took his son fishing. ship caused slade's boat to capsize. minutes later the harbormaster found the payer and pair and told them what happened. >> i was in shock looking at the boat and its completely submerged. >> sara: the mbta runs the ferry service. it sent divers to find the slade's personal property and also had their boat towed back to shore. however, the boat is total loss. >> gene: a somber anniversary being marked today in new hampshire. it has been a robert was shot and killed during her sunday night walk. still no answers in t