heather: -- maria: i'm maria stephanos. investigators have just confirmed vanessa marcotte struggled with her attacker before her death. likely injured and has cut's and bruises that someone would notice. they are narrowing the timeframe of this murder. now saying it happened between 1 and 3 sunday afternoon. out on the town common, there are now balloons and running shoes to remember vanessa marcotte. she was killed while running along brooks station road sunday police are still trying to identify a suspect and are now saying he was injured when she fought back. >> evidence and information we have in this case leads us to believe there was a struggle between vanessa and her assailant. >> police are asking people to this tip line if they know someone or saw someone earlier this week with bruises and scratches. also, they want to hear from anyone who saw a car along brooks station road sunday afternoon. they're getting a lot of leads, but still looking for more help. >> breaking news where police are asking for your help to

our maria stephanos is here with breaking details. reporter: breaking by the second. this story changes by the minute ed. abc reports two of the swimmers, ryan lochte and james feigan, have been indicted by brazilian prosecutors for false reporting security video released today shows ryan lochte, feigan and 2 teammates at the gas station where the incident took place. the local police chief says the 4 were drunk and became rowdy at one point breaking down a locked bathroom door and vandalizing the inside of the bathroom. despite the indictments, one local sports law expert says the whole incident could be quickly resolved, the swimmers reportedly paid $50 for bathroom repairs before leaving the gas station. >> they should apologize which is probably what they want the most. >> they paid the fee dollars for bathroom repairs before leaving the gas station. the police chief says the incident has harmed the image of rio de janeiro. bened: right now, we're learning more about the attempted kidnapping of a baby, grabbed by a stranger right in front of his parents. at a brai

i'm maria stephanos, wcvb newscenter 5. antoinette: you got to admit it, it is, yes, a big part of you. will you miss it? >> the 3:45 a.m. wakeup call every day, you know. i get what he's saying. a flock of flamingos stolen off a fai doug: they were more than lawn ornaments. the significance and why police are trying so hard to recover all of them. ? welcome to the fourth grade ? ? so happy to meet you ? antoinette: this isn't an mtv music video. doug: that's a teacher welcoming his fourth grade class with a back-to-school rap. the reason behind his youtube release. antoinette: it's a gorgeous start to the day. let's look live. cleaning of a steam pipe. the process is expected to continue throughout the weekend. keep in mind, if you're heading in that area. doug: no need to be nervous. e to the test. ayotte: i've been an independent, strong voice for new hampshire. narrator: then why does kelly ayotte still support donald trump for president? independent minded republicans across america put principle ahead of party and sai

. >> the 10:00 news on metv boston with maria stephanos ben ? ? 4 by 4 by land, 4 by 4 by sea ? ? 4 by 4 a 4 my untry and how l boy scout ? ? a every ? 4 doin' it yourself cuz you want it done right ? ? 4 by 4 the top down - stars keep ya up at night ? ? 4 by 4 every one of our seventy-five years ? ? that's how we live ? and donald trump in massachusetts and new hampshire tomorrow. he's attending a high-priced fundraiser at the home of billionaire businessman william koch. tomorrow night he heads up to windham, new hampshire for a rally at the high school. president obama heads to the vineyard tomorrow for a two-week vacation. the first family has spent their summer vacation on the island nearly every year since president obama arrived in the white house. daughter sasha is already working on the island at a seafood restaurant. family arrives. there is no public events schedule during the visit. heather: the family of a foxborough boy who died of cancer has welcomed a new addition to their family. many remember danny nickerson by the simple birthday wish -- he wanted a lot of cards

hello everyone, i'm maria stephanos. ben: i'm ben simmoneau. storm teamhi harvey: as of now, we have no thunderstorm warnings in effect. we do have strong thunderstorm warnings in eastern parts of connecticut, rhode island. there are flood warnings there because they have had so much rain. now that is moving into southeastern as a chooses and melt plymouth -- massachusetts and mount plymouth. there is more often the west red berkshire. this is still the case right now to the north of greenfield approaching menendez region of new hampshire. but this is moving to the east and southeast, so the leading edge is getting closer to new bedford. it does appear that southeastern mass and the cape will get thunderstorms and downpours, and other ar down tonight. 80 eight degrees in boston. it is very -- 98 degrees in boston. very uncomfortable. we'll talk about the weekend. maria: thank you. ben: five investigates the murder of a woman in prison. maria: we have the exclusive details. reporter: five investigates has vanessa marcotte. she disappeared close

thank you for joining us, i'm maria stephanos. ed: and i'm ed harding. the early stages of the investigation now complete. our rhondella richardson is live in lincoln with what we've learned so far. was just towed away from the scene. the bike was smashed. the victim has been identified as a 69-year-old man, pronounced dead on the scene. his bicycle collided here just before 1:00 p.m.. this road. the driver did remain on the scene speak to investigators who have tried to reconstruct the crash. the name of the victim is being withheld at this point. >> we hear about bike accidents all of the time. are cars on the road. >> this is the suv, a highlander that hit the bicyclist. it was towed from the scene at 6:40 this evening. bikers came by in droves. police have not told them if the driver is facing charges at this wcvb. >> whitey bulger is asking the highest art in the land to get him a new trial. they are hoping to overturn his conviction. >> he is arguing he was granted immunity when he was an informant and says the judge in his trial should have allowe

newscenter 5's maria stephanos claims made by team usa swimming they were robbed at gunpoint outside of the olympic village are appearing to crumble. a different version of events is playing out on multiple pieces of surveillance footage. police sources saying 104 olympic swimmers including ryan lochte are seen breaking down a bathroom door at a gas station and getting into a fight wa first gave. >> in the guy pulled out his gun. he said get down. i said whatever. reporter: he now says the gun was pointed only in his direction. he is back in the u.s.. his teammates all are still in brazil. two are seen here after being houston. >> they said you need to the bark the plane. reporter: investigators looking into whether or not false statements were made to the police. >> let's give the kids a break. sometimes you take actions you later regret. reporter: the chief of police saying they should apologize saying the only a federal police source is telling abc news to of the swimmers may get passports back and be allowed to fly home, possibly as early as tonight. anchor: worsening weather her

newscenter 5's maria stephanos is here with the chilling audio, maria? maria: it is chilling, heather. police took two 911 calls. the coming from the suspect's first mother, who was critically stabbed. >> please, we're going to die! my son is going to die. he stabbed my son. 16-year-old gust ramgren is charged with them to murder, stabbing his own mother melissa and 14-year-old brother wednesday night. his mom melissa is a school teacher from newton. and the second 911 call came from a neighbor who talked to police as the teenager sat on her front porch minutes after the stabbing. >> what exactly did he say to you? his family. >> ok. >> and he said "they did it." >> he said he did it? >> he said "they did it." who is they? he is not saying. heather: the dispatcher talked melissa ramgren through the process of applying pressure to her son's injuries until police officers got there. melissa ramgren and her 14-year-old son are still in the hospital. gust ramgren is held without bond. ed: a potential setback for the aaron hernandez defense. the state supreme

. >> the 10:00 news on metv boston with maria stephanos and ben simmoneau, on comcast channel narrator: let's put this political promise to the test. ayotte: i've been an independent, strong voice for new hampshire. narrator: then why does kelly ayotte still support donald trump for president? independent minded republicans across america put principle ahead of party and said no to trump. but not kelly ayotte. she says she still supports trump. ayotte: an independent, strong voice... narrator: if she's so independent, why is she still supporting trump? disclaimer: independence emily: much needed help for survivors of the nightclub massacre. hospitals in orlando say they will not build patients for expenses which could cost millions. 49 people were killed, 53 others hurt when a gunman opened fire on june 12. health officials are exploring other options like state and federal funds to help patients with ongoing medical costs. massive tornadoes tearing through the midwest. some like this one caught on camera read at least 12 touchdown in indiana destroying even severely hurt. overnight to

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maria: i'm maria stephanos. let's get right to stormteam 5 chief meteorologist harvey leonard for the latest trek. a webster, charlton, all affected by really strong storms. i think you can see right in here as the storms have moved to the east-southeast. we are seeing a tremendous amount of lightning -- as a matter of fact, as you check it out, over 1500 strikes in the last 30 minutes. undoubtedly some strong winds as well, and hail signatures is -- line is. as we track that, it will be getting into portions of the boston area meeting south of boston, southeastern massachusetts, so areas like northern attleboro, taunton -- a lot of rain with these downpours of -- as well as lightning. boston northward, we have around the thunderstorms that came through salem mass, and that is just about ready to exit the coast line. another area to watch, exiting the berkshires, a line of strong storms. a huge area in between where there is not anything happening. i think the main action is through tonight and we will see it wa

maria: and i'm maria stephanos. senator brown is not the one being sued. he's name is mentioned in a lawsuit file by a former fox news host. newscenter five's david bienick is live in rye where senator brown lives. reporter: good afternoon. outside his home here hampshire seacoast, former massachusetts senator scott brown denied these accusations against him, and said that they came out of left field. brown and his wife gail said they learned of the accusations this morning when reporter started calling. the accusations come from former fox news anchor andrea tantaros , who says during an appearance last year in the program "outnumbered," brown told her a nightclub with." later, tantaros claims brown snuck up behind her in a lunch line and put his hands on her lower waist. scott brown i have no knowledge : of what she's referring to. to answer your question, no, i've never touched her around her waist. in a lunch line? why would i do that? reporter and she says she said : stop. mr. brown i have no knowledge of : that. if there's anything in a lunch line, i

heather: newscenter 5's maria stephanos is tracking the developments for us tonight. maria? maria: an about-face from donald trump, who's expected endorsement of ryan is a move many supporters hope mends an inter-party rift. could come tonight at a trump rally in green bay. trump hesistated at endorsing the ryan in an interview with "the washington post" this week the gop candidate told the post ,, "we need very strong leadership. i'm not quite there yet." tonight's move is just days ahead of ryan's primary match up with challenger paul nehlen. nehlen has continued to play up trump's refusal to back ryan. and as of right now a ryan aide says he hasn't received words of trump's plans. trump in weeks. >> have you spoken to donald trump at all this we? speaker ryan: no. >> do you have plans to? ryan: i don't have plans to go and we have not spoken since the convention. heather: tonight's rally kicks off at 8:00. trump heads to new england next. he'll be in windham, new hampshire and on nantucket and cape cs occasions over the past months that what i told the fbi, which he said

good evening, i'm maria stephanos. ed i'm ed harding. : the wind that came through leonard is watching both rounds of storms. let's start with him tonight. harvey: the first round is over for most of us but not quite. still around cape ann from its wits -- ipswich to essex. this should be of the coast within the next 30 to 45 minutes. then there is a gap that there are some storms and eastern york and -- that could affect us and severe weather across parts of new york state wherehe as you go through the evening only widely scattered storms. a little later tonight we may see some popping up or approaching from the west. a chance for storms will be across vermont, new hampshire, and maine. the front get set to move through. i will let you know what will follow in a few minutes. ed: only on 5, a close call for house, almost hitting her. tonight, she's sharing the scary experience with our shaun chaiyabhat and shaun, she might not be the only victim? shaun: lowell police say they are investigating 3 other cases of someone

good evening, i'm maria stephanos. that only sky 5 was over. newscenter 5's john atwater is live in tiverton tonight. john: it was a tricky rescue. the workers were hanging below the bridge here for over two hours this afternoon from -- and you can see the delicate rescue. a second bucket truck was routed to rescue the workers that were trapped in their bucket. the rescue was seamless, the workers walked onto the second bucket and then they were taken up te for more than two hours they waited for another worker to make his way down to them in the second bucket. >> he very carefully and slowly maneuvered that basket back of onto the bridge and all of them were safe and everyone was very pleased. -- pleased to see that. the man who did that in the white basket needs to be commended. protocol but it looks like something on that truck malfunctioned and the rescuers said the workers are going to be just fine. maria police say this holliston : man was collecting stun guns, mace, and the parts to build a powerful weapon at his home, he's now charged w

newscenter 5's maria stephanos maria: olympic swimmer ryan lochte now saying he's sorry after disputed claims that he and 3 teammates were robbed at gunpoint in rio. lochte posting online, "i want to apologize for my behavior last weekend-for not being more careful and candid in how i described the events," describing a confrontation at lochte initally told police and nbc the athletes were targetted -- targeted by armed men posing as police. >> the guy pulled out his gun. he cocked it, put it to my forehead. maria but police in rio say the : men were only approached by an armed gas station security guard after this, one of the swimmers pulling a sign off a wall one breaking down the bathroom door. investigators claim the men were detained, forced to pay $50 to cover damages. brazilian officials say they're considering charges against all still in rio but struck a deal to get his passport back after paying $11,000 to a charity. >> from ryan lochte, nothing. he is now in the united states. he's not going to get extradited. jimmy feigen is the one who needs to be concerned because he is t

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here's newscenter 5's maria stephanos. reporter: he did, ed and heather. the president, actually challenged republican leaders to withdraw all support of trump. president obama: if you are repeatedly having to say, in very strong terms, that what he has said is are you still endorsing him? heather: as for trump, he told a crowd of supporters in virginia how he sees democrat nominee hillary clinton. donald trump: she's not tough. you saw her speech she other night. they talk about presidential. do you think she looks presidential? heather: he also said he was honored by a virginia veteran today who gave him a purple heart. trump joked that i always wanted easier. trump never served in uniform. he got five deferments during the vietnam war. >> i love babies. i hear it crying. the mom is running around, like a bother. i was getting. you can get the baby out of here. that's all right. don't worry. love having a baby crying when i'm speaking. i'm speaking. ed: let's be clear, in the past trump has been processed. is it this is a joke. the father of five jokingl

. >> the 10:00 news on metv boston with maria stephanos and dan timinow. now so come past channel 942 and verizon randy: tuesday morning on the eyeopener, prep once, pack twice, saver time. >> ways to speed up your routine just in time for back to school. >> and cooler, less humid air but i'm tracking the next chance >> you're watching newscenter 5 at 6:00. ed: ke pictures from a home ravaged by fire. it happened while the homeowners were out of town on vacation. new at 6:00, we are learning something you may have in your own home actually sparked those flames. jc: here is the culprit. reporter: it is hard to believe. it cost one family their home. >> it was a difficult labor the boston road home and the family is away on vacation. the warning is to anyone who owns a come -- computer and cell phone. >> it actually burnt a hole in the floor. >> this is what is left of a laptop charger. it sparked the flames and the home is uninhabitable. look around are your own home now. it could happen to you. >> anything with a battery that charges, it will a lamp these

maria: i'm maria stephanos. let's get right to stormteam 5 chief meteorologist harvey leonard for the latest trek. a webster, charlton, all affected by really strong storms. i think you can see right in here as the storms have moved to the east-southeast. we are seeing a tremendous amount of lightning -- as a matter of fact, as you check it out, over 1500 strikes in the last 30 minutes. undoubtedly some strong winds as well, and hail signatures

with maria stephanos and ben simmoneau, on comcast channel 942, verizon 461 and over the emily: the agricultural department has closed offices in five states after receiving anonymous threats. of those closed offices are in colorado, connecticut, maryland, north carolina and west virginia . the department is working with the fbi and federal and local law enforcement determine whether the threats are credible. new video of a dramatic rescue during a 10-car pile up in binghamton, new york. the dash-cam video shows the chilling first moments of the h car catches fire. the flames quickly spread before someone uses a fire extinguisher to put them out. the group then pulls the driver out likely saving her life. the city's mayor posted this video online thanking everyone involved in the rescue. erika: amazing. ryan lochte giving his first live interview since the olympics on good morning america. elizabeth hur reports, the embattled swimmer confirmed he " and is hoping to put that scandal in rio behind him. elizabeth: telling this very public lie on nbc. >> the guy pulled out his gun, put it to my four

. >> the 10:00 news on metv boston with maria stephanos and ben simmoneau, on comcast channel 942, verizon 461 and over the narrator: funded by kelly ayotte's special interests backers, "a vile smear," and "trash." the truth... david dubois: maggie hassan has been hands-on working with local police and community organizations. narrator: working across the aisle to secure millions in emergency funding for treatment and recovery. susan mckeown: maggie hassan. mark mitchell: to governor hassan, i know this is about people and families. mckeown: she's putting the families of new hampshire first. i'm maggie hassan and i approve this message. erika: two kayakers are in critical condition after being hit by a ferry on the hudson river. ten people were hurt in all. new york city police pulled several from the water. police say the pilot of the ferry was taking the usual route. stop in time. no charges have been filed. emily: five investigates learning two top state officials are suspended over allegations of using taxpayer money for a private party. this is the invitation to that private july 4 pa

i'm maria stephanos. ed: and i'm ed harding. the new federal warning goes beyond pregnant women. men and kids are involved, too. newscenter 5's mary saladna is live at logan with what you need to know. >> i would be cautious and think twice before traveling to miami right now. mary: dr. david hamer of boston number of zika cases contracted through mosquito bites has jumped from four to 14 over the weekend in the hard-hit wynnwood neighborhood north of miami. now the cdc has issued an unprecedented travel advisory, morning pregnant women not to travel the area and telling women who visited the area not to get pregnant for eight weeks and women and men with zika symptoms should wait six months before trying to conceive. in the miami area, health officials are going door to door, handou from what we know now, most of the transmissions are from mosquitoes but it could be transmitted through body fluid. >> as far as we know, at least in men, it can be carried in semen for two to three months, but that's fairly long and that can be in someone who didn't have any symptoms to begin with.

good evening, i'm maria stephanos. ed: and i'm ed harding. it's not the first time that box has been targeted. newscenter 5's shaun chaiyabhat shaun: vandals put that explosive in this newspaper stand, right in the center of town. police think they targeted the gay paper. and they think it was a hate crime. the blast lit up the sidewalk. smoke filled downtown salem. that early morning explosion could be heard a mile away. police say this group of seven targeted the local gay paper. >> there are two individuals here who are actually placing the explosive in the newspaper box. that box owned by the rainbow times. the editor says their boxes went up three months ago. right away, vandals hit. now a dozen times. first with trash. to the top, so when you opened the door, literally, a pile of trash fell on you. it was urinated in. >> i do think it was a hate crime. >> police think so, too. with each new crime,police decided to put boxes in view of cameras. then, this. >> i have no idea who would want to do something like that. it is obviously a hate

maria: and i'm maria stephanos. our investigative reporter kathy curran has the late information. kathy: 5 investigates has learned police have submitted dna samples for testing on at least one possible person of interest in the murder of vanessa marcotte. leaving her mother's home in princeton on sunday. her body was found nearby a few hours later. sources tell us the person is familiar with that area. we're not identifying the person because no one has been charged with a crime. this could be a solid lead, but with more than 400 tips, the d.a.'s office is following every lead. d.a. joe early wouldn't comment on our information, but did say the public should be careful and vigilant. kathy curran, 5 investigates. maria: state police saying they need a break in this case and your tips are helping. newscenter five's john atwater is live in princeton right now with an update on the tip line. john? john: a lot of people have been calling. they have more than 5-00 tips now, but they still need the public's help. it has been a very long week for investigators in this small town as they

maria: and i'm maria stephanos. two people dead in a crime that's stunning a quiet neighborhood. newscenter 5's john atwater is live in ashby, where it's still an active scene tonight. awful. awful. john. the aftermath is too graphic to show. a man and woman found dead on the front lawn of this home tucked away in the woods into. they were a nice couple. nice couple. are. reporter: neighbors say the couple had not been seen together in the neighborhood for some time. >> it has been awhile. i used to see him go by he house and wave. but it has been, i don't know, i would see them occasionally. reporter: police dime the home on the mountain road for officers, officers traveled down the dusty dirt rad as they investigated. it has left neighbors here unsettled as they try to under stand what prompted the violence. >> get through it. get through it like we have to. get through it. >> police are releasing few details about what happened today as they continue the process of notifying family members tonight. live in ashby, john atwater, an arrest in a frightening attack on a disabled wo

maria: and i'm maria stephanos. that worker was trapped in a piece of equipment for hours. newscenter 5's john atwater is live in newton with how they got him out. john? john: maria, a difficult rescue at this apartment building that is under construction. we know the worker has number of broken bones. we have learned his injuries are so severe, he is in danger of losing his foot. construction worker out of the building and into a waiting ambulance. >> this was a true tech rescue operation. john: his foot was caught in this cement mixer. this picture shows the sides cut away. in the middle there, the heavy metal auger that sucked his foot in when he slipped. >> and it's wedged under the bottom of the hopper, they had to get cement out, and then cut away the body of it, and cut auger off. john: tha was in unbelievable pain, given oxygen and an i.v. as firefighters carefully cut the mixer apart by hand for two agonizing hours. >> they could not use power tools because the operation was so delicate. we couldn't use a torch. the ankle was wrapped around the auger, and the heat

hi everyone, i'm maria stephanos. ed: and i'm ed harding. the victim of that attack is now in critical condition. newscenter five's diane cho is live in woburn where police just diane: less than 24 hours after the stabbing, woburn police announced an arrest in what they call a brutal attack outside this jake n joe's restaurant. >> there is no clear indication of motive in this investigation and it continues to be ongoing and active. >> it happened just after midnight this morning as the restaurant was closing. anybody was there last night that could get close enough there was a considerable crime scene outside the restaurant police say 36-year-old james lyons is now facing charges for assault with intent to murder. the police chief says the suspect was arrested at a home in woburn adding that social media and good old fashioned police work helped investigators track the suspect down. >> facebook played a big part on it it goes to identification we're not in a position to talk about that right now gerry fruggiero, the director of operations f

maria steph -- stephanos that new alerts are going out. reporter: zika fears are reaching as far north as new york city. they have crews out spraying as a precaution. >> what we know about the zika virus. reporter: meanwhile in miami students are returning to reassuring for parent. >> they are putting it out with the planes. reporter: two areas are being identified as zika hot zones, but the virus spreading beyond florida is only a matter of time with neighboring states like louisiana recovering from the historic flooding facing the greatest threat jievment when you have a situation of flooding it leaves areas behind where the mosquitoes ca until you get the water cleaned up it is a hotspot for zika and west nile. reporter: calling it dire the cdc recommended pregnant women and their partners to stay out of miami-dade county and one of the challenges in fighting zika for health professionals, not all visitors and locals share the concern. >> i don't feel i need to worry about it right now. i am not in the first trimester of my pregnancy. y

maria: and i'm maria stephanos. that boy's twin sister also sent to the hospital. newscenter 5's jorge quiroga is live in woburn with breaking details. jorge? jorge: maria, it is a sad turn of events, the little boy tonight succumbing to his injuries. the district attorney and the department of children and emergency crews had to be called to the babysitter's apartment this past monday. tonight, the little boy's baby sitter is not talking. this is jorge quiroga from channel 5. >> no comment jorge: a no comment from the woman behind the door at the apartment on kilby street in woburn, where 5 investigates has learned 15-month-old, noah, and his twin sister were being cared for by a longtime family friend. sources say the toddler was transported to the hospital with his twin sister was also hospitalized with injuries. the children and their parents live nearby. no one was home this evening, a double stroller was seen on the front porch. the d.a.'s office became involved in the investigation on tuesday, and confirms an ambulance responded to a woburn residence where t

thanks for joining us, i'm maria stephanos. ed: i'm ed harding. they've also narrowed the timeline in sunday's murder. right now our john atwater is live in princeton. >> we believe there was a struggle between vanessa and her killer. john: investigators say vanessa marcotte fought, she tried to get away from her killer and they are hoping signs of that desperate struggle could help lead to his identity. police are asking anyone who's seen a man who looks like he's been in a fight to call them. five days after the murder, and they are still trying to gather evidence to identify the killer who sources say attacked and burned the 27-year-old while she was out for a s from new york, where she worked as a google executive. police have narrowed the time frame of the murder saying they believe she was killed sometime between 1:00 and 3:00. >> we would ask that anyone who observed vehicle moving on the road or parked on the road to call mass state police tipline to rockland, where police have released a sketch of a man police are looking for any informat

good evening, i'm maria stephanos. ed: and i'm ed harding. newscenter 5's john atwater is live on cape cod with the warning for swimmers from officials tonight. john? john: ed, there is enough warning, tonight, if you are thinking about going in the water at other beaches. lurking in the waters off truro, hungry great white sharks. >> any time a dead whale turns up, unfort fat i willing, e they do die. they are targeting the whale and enjoy scaff and ging the blubber off the bodies then they move on. reporter: as many as six white sharks were spotted has since washed a shore. it prompted warnings to be alert in cape cod buy and the closure of beach point and the landing beaches. >> give in the sharks were on the whale and the whale was a mile or two from land, the whales did wash ashore, so certainly makes sense that folks would, you know, take precautionary chance for at least day or so, too. watching closely and urges swimmers to be constantly vigilant. >> it is a common thing where they adhere if you go to the beaches, pay attention to whe

good evening, i'm maria stephanos. ed: i am ed harding. police in mississippi are searching for the killer. relatives here are searching for answers. newscenter 5's john atwater is live in stoneham. john? john: ed, the nun was a member here at st. patrick's in massachusetts, but in 1981, she found her calling in the deep. she was so good the people down there, and they loved her. john: sister paula merrill committed her life to helping those less fortunate living in rural mississippi. her sister says left her home in stoneham in the early '80s, and as a sister of charity of nazareth, she saw countless patients who could not afford what needs to be done john: this video, produced by her order, shows the impact she and sister margaret held made as nurse practitioners at a health clinic. >> she and sister margaret both went so far above and beyond anything that can be expected of a normal human being. john: their dedication to their community makes the murders even more heartbreaking. police say the nuns may have been the victims of a break-i

here's maria stephanos. reporter: democratic vp nominee tim kaine has words for donald trump. tim he released his tax returns, there is not one reason for one voter in the country to trust donald trump. reporter: on the trail in pennsylvania, hitting trump on taxes and the debt owed to banks and foreign government. >> let's be honest. it would be pretty hard as president to train people in, when you open big-time. reporter: meanwhile, voters in florida and arizona casting ballots today in two tough cases of the down ballot effect of donald trump. >> we are very confident about election in november. reporter: trump be grudgingly endorsing the arizona senator after previously criticizing mccain's war record. on wednesday, he travels to arizona to deliver a major speech there on immigration. in florida, marco rubio is facing off against a republican real estate developer, who has been called florida's little trump. on the democratic side, debbie wasserman schultz is facing off against a endorsed by bernie sanders. meanwhile, the head of the fbi says they are working to protect th

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thank you for joining us, i'm maria stephanos. ed: and i'm ed harding. the early stages of the investigation now complete. our rhondella richardson is live in lincoln with what we've learned so far.

maria: and i'm maria stephanos. that driver's family is talking to newscenter 5's jorge quiroga tonight. he's live in woburn with the hay? jorge: ed, maria, she remembers none of it. her family telling us she remembers none of it waking up only after the metal pole from this chain link fence had pierced her windshield. the image speaks for itself, a 12-foot metal pole smashing through the windshield of this suv like a spear. >> that far from her head, it and if you look where the head rest is, it was sitting right here , scary. >> behind the wheel, 60-year-old luz sawyer, her husband and son counting their blessings. >> missed her by not even a elbow, so we are lucky. sawyer apparently blacking out on locust street, in woburn just a few blocks from home. >> stephen sawyer jr. victims son. >> i went up there on my bike and looked the first thing i saw was the pole through the car and almost freaked out. >> sawyer car, then taking out a cement street-light pole, before careening into the fence in the pool some 40 feet

maria stephanos is here with lepage's most recent comments. during a radio interview today. lepage saying his tirade last week was unacceptable and totally his fault. he then went on to address the remainder of his term. and whether or not he would even serve it out. >> i think there's a lot more that can be done, said, and move the state forward. i just need to see whether or not i'm the man to do it. if i have lost my ability to convince the maine people that's what we need and that's the type of people we need in augusta, you know, maybe it is the time to move on. just heard that. then, everything changed with a tweet from the governor, following the interview that seemed to rule out the resignation and what he just said. the governor writing, "regarding rumors of resignation, to paraphrase mark twain, 'the reports of my political demise are greatly exaggerated." lepage is now blaming the cities of lawrence and lowell for maine's worsening opioid crisis. the embattled governor made the comments during a conference of governors in boston. he says drug dealers from the two

good evening, i'm maria stephanos. ed: i'm ed harding. his name hasn't been released, but we do know he wanted a private meeting with the presidential candidate. our ben simmoneau is live in the newsroom with new information. ben? ben: that is right. donald trump lives and works in that building, trump tower. fifth floor atrium to get donald trump's attention. climbing donald trump's wall, not spider man, but a man with suction cups. this 20-year-old from virginia spent two hours climbing the glass facade of trump tower in midtown manhattan. while police cut through air vents, broke glass, and eventually removed entire window panes, blocking his movement with a window washing platf on the ground, they shut down busy 5th avenue and set up giant air bags, all until they could safely grab him. >> i was waiting for the perfect time to present itself, when i felt it was safe for him, myself and my crew. ben: detective chris williams and david walker acting like it >> i reached out, took hold of his hand and said, sir, you need to come with me

stephanos. ed: and i'm ed harding. two american swimmers have been hauled off their flight back to the u.s. it comes as this security video raises new questions about what really happened. newscenter 5's juli mcdonald is here with the breaking details. juli? juli: con the u.s. olympic committee confirming that those two swimmers have been detained at the airport in rio. jack conger and gunnar bentz were on board a plane that was about to take off for the u.s., when police removed them from teammates ryan lochte and jimmy feigen early sunday morning when the four say they were robbed. police are now looking into whether that story is true. the athletes said the muggers, dressed as police, held them at gunpoint in their taxi, and stole money but not their phones. now police want those phones to see if they match up with the olympians' timeline. earlier today, a brazilian judge said the men ap and jovial in surveillance video that shows them returning to the olympic village after the alleged mugging. and police say the sw

heather: -- maria: i'm maria stephanos. investigators have just confirmed vanessa marcotte struggled with her attacker before her death.

maria stephanos caught up with john where he's spending time. on the golf course. >> what happened? >> 3:45 wakeup calls for 19.5 years, i'm tired of being tired. reporter: if you know sports, if you've watched tv or listened to radio in this market for the past 40 years, you know john dennis. former cohost the former part kicked up speculation about john's relationship with his former cohost. it seemed like you left abruptly. you're done and i'm retired. now i'm sitting on a golf course. >> yes. i'll say this. kirk and i were never best friends. however, that never prevented us from doing two and a half to three years of very, very good radio. so it has nothing to do with it. and waking up every morning. i'm telling you what -- reporter: was it the straw that broke the camel's back. >> was there a straw? no. reporter: those mornings are over. when he looks back, john dennis pulls no punches. weei -- >> thank you. great place to spend 20 years. reporter: jerry callahan. >> good columnist, should write more. reporter: kirk minia reporter: by john's own admission, there had been plent

maria: and i'm maria stephanos. two people dead in a crime that's stunning a quiet neighborhood. newscenter 5's john atwater is live in ashby, where it's still an active scene tonight.

maria: and i'm maria stephanos. our investigative reporter kathy curran has the late information. kathy: 5 investigates has learned police have submitted dna samples for testing on at least one possible person of interest in the murder of vanessa marcotte.

good evening, i'm maria stephanos. ed: and i'm ed harding. newscenter 5's john atwater is live on cape cod with the warning for swimmers from officials tonight. john? john: ed, there is enough

hi everyone, i'm maria stephanos. ed: and i'm ed harding. the victim of that attack is now in critical condition. newscenter five's diane cho is live in woburn where police just

there could be more stephanos on the way. here is mark carney speaking earlier. mr. kearney: the bank of england stands ready to take whatever the u.k. adjusts to the realities and moves forward to season opportunities outside the european union. scarlet: but will the measures be enough to measure short concerns? let's get some insight from sam hell. good to see you. you, is theon to stimulus appropriate considering the lack of hard data we have seen up to this point question mark sam: for sure. when you look at the purchasing managers index, the service sector for example, which is three quarters of the u.k. economy, this is the biggest one-month fall in that series in history. this is definitely an appropriate response to a big to the u.k. economy. angie: diminishing the ammunition in the boe warchest, what does this mean for fiscal stimulus? is the pressure more on the government to act? sam: i think they will do anyway. we will probably have to wait until november for that. the new chancellor hasn't said when he will conduct that audit statement. but there is ind

seem to misunderstand what we look at the fiscal stimulus coming out of japan versus the monetary stephanos the fiscal authorities have done more. they are doing more. but compared to what the bank of japan has done, the boj really dwarfs it. discussioneen some and koroda has released this review. as easily come out of this and say, look, i have reviewed it and i've decided my way is the right way so here we go. matt: i wanted to point out to viewers using the terminal. there are great functions in this machine for looking at central-bank policy. just the basics, boj go and fed allow you to get so much information, deep, deep data digging. go, what'sd ecb interesting to me is what draghi boe go, to do or what carney is going to do. dan: neither is scheduled to appear. if you are draghi, you are probably welcoming this time out of the limelight. everybody's talking about the fed in the boj this month. if you are draghi, you're probably, like him a thank god i am not the focusing more. thing they have dedicated that is on their mind, for the eurozone, you can't think that brexit has been a co