it was a gloomy day for the patriots training. opting to get the work and outside, instead of the plush practice bubble, because working out in the new england elements will only help them with the games. now, kevin focus going into the patriots hall of fame tomorrow. and today, was keeping a close eye on the current crop of running backs. the three time running back champ known for his detention to detail everythingt and ron gronkowski keeping the team alive. admitting that even though the workout in the pouring rain was tough, it is very important. >>> you know, you don't always get rain days, you also get ring games. it is cool to practice in the rain, we get a chance, to work on your tex-mex. making sure does like it like that. and, you see it out there, a couple of people slipping, the ball going through their hands. it is a good time to work, get your work in. >>> and a great shot by the parking malcolm mitchell the fourth round is adjusting to the training camp, and it is safe to say that the young man is impressed with the

joe amorosino live in foxboro with more from practice. >> reporter: the patriots trying to keep it as normal as possible here on day one of training camp. over 12,000 fans came out. all eyes onton brady and jimmy garoppolo. the two quarterbacks, they share a high football i.q. they share the ability to process and store data quickly and efficiently. and now they are sharing reps in practice. for the first time since 2001 the patriots open training camp knowing tom brady will not be their starting quarterback but brady went about his business as usual during the team's first practice of camp. sharing first team reps with jimmy garoppolo who is also not altering his approach this summer. >> nothing has changed. you know when they put me in for the reps i'm in for i'll do whatever the coaches act but mindset is the same. >> reporter: the 24-year-old garoppolo seemingly unphased as he prepares for his first year an opportunity the former second round pick is not taking lightly. >> you got to go out there. take advantage of it. you don't get many opportunities in this league and you mights

he played in 5 super bowls for the patriots, winning three times. at faulk is thrilled to be taking his place among other patriots greats. >> [indiscernible] but for good reason. ed: a good reason. he's going into the hall of fame. the red sox play game 2 of their 4-game series against the angels tonight in anaheim. what a great one for david price. you can't blame price for this. he was on the mound and pitched his best game of the season last night in many ways. he walked only one and he struck out six batters. trout is safe. trout on base. watches the glory again. that is a tailor-made double play in either direction. you go to second, you get two, you go home, you get two, you get neither. the angels when the game. 2-1 to anaheim. they play in anaheim again tonight. for bob halloran. maria: and you did a heck of a job as always. and he was doing the morning show and last night. a machine. coming up at 7:00 and 11:00, a local startup -- research with blood samples and the impact on treatment and medicine. and then at 11:00, a new study asks the qu

in time, these brave men and women will come to be known as the american patriots. [ birds chirping ]s ] >> your excellency? general arnold has arrived. >> the most feared general in the continental army, benedict arnold -- a seeker of fame and glory, a hot-tempered military genius, and america's most notorious traitor. but behind every traitor stands a man. and behind every legend lies the truth. >> general arnold, this is lieutenant colonel hamilton. >> general benedict arnold, widely known as the most famous traitor in history for his defection to the british that jeopardizes the entire revolution. but before arnold betrays his country, he is george washington's favorite fighting general and a true american hero, which makes his betrayal of his commander in chief both painful and personal. >> congress has overlooked your bravery and resilience on the battlefield. for that, i am sorry. >> but i have bled too much for this revolution to be passed over by congress in this shameless manner. >> arnold is a great field commander. he is also senior brigadier. but there are already a coupl

in time, these brave men and women will come to be known as the american patriots. , a south carolina innovator who conceives a new way of fighting, leads civilians into battle and becomes the father of modern guerilla warfare. but behind every innovator stands a man, and behind every legend lies the truth. >> gabriel! >> uncle francis! i mean "colonel marion," sir. >> of all the great patriots in the revolutionary war, one who's often wrongly overlooked is francis marion. those who know him call him the "swamp fox" because of the cagey, new approach he takes to war. once a traditional british soldier himself, marion no longer sees the wisdom of just marching into battle. instead, using his own homegrown style of guerilla fighting, marion plays a pivotal role in the defeat of the british southern strategy and, in turn, american victory in the war. >> we'll give those redcoats a proper welcome, won't we? >> we're lucky to have had peace as long as we've had. i wouldn't be so eager for war if i were you. >> five years into the revolutionary war, the back-and-forth in t

we go behind the scenes of training camp tomorrow during patriots all access. you can see exclusive s with the players and coaches tomorrow is heat is on this noon. let's get a live look at the city of boston where temperatures will be climbing into if 90s. -- into the 90s. >> relief is on the way that includes some much needed rain. will it be a wash out to kick off the weekend? danielle nilings has a look at our forecast. >> it doesn't look like it will be. rain is in and out of here tomorrow. it arrives pre-dawn and lasts much of the day. the heaviest rain will be focused along and south of the the biggest threat for localized flooding in some of the torrential downpours, embedded thunderstorms can't be ruled out with gusty winds and some of the heaviest rain. looks to be 1 to 2 inches of rain. not a drought buster by locally higher amounts may be buster. boston and worcester are included in the area of severe drought. this was just updated this morning by the department of agriculture. 8.2 below the average in worcester, 8 inches in boston. some relief in te

the patriot act became the and thef extremismsm danger of overreach on the part of the government. so much so that when the u.s. congress, as compliant ass they were, and acted the patriot act by an overall majority, even the u.s.s. congress two weeks after september 11 inserted into the patriot act a provision that says the power this law creates will expire in four years. the reason being that everyone recognized this was an incredibly radical piece of legislation and that nobody wanted this to become permanent as p part of america's political landscape. it was justified only because the situation was so extreme. later, thears situation was no longer extreme and the idea was those powers could be curtailed and everything would return to normal. later, in 2005, the patriot act came up for renewal and it was renewed with almost no debate by a vovo of 89-10, even in the face of abundant evidence powers had been abused. in 2009, the obama administration issued a statement saying they wanted the patriot act quickly renewed. the handful of senators said, maybe we should modify this a t

today was the first practice for the patriots. all eyes were focused on tom brady. , he will keep a low profile. 12,000 fans were here this morning embracing tom brady. they vilified roger goodell. tom brady took the snaps and the crowd went crazy. what they had full team drills jimmy was the starting quarterback. tom brady didn't sign autographs did not acknowledge fans. he exited through the rear gate as well. >> whatever circumstance you put him in, he is never going to change. he comes out of practice no matter what, if he is suspended or not suspended, i never see him come out and not give his all in practice. whenever he is not on the field he is giving it all. anchor: as for jimmy, he got plenty of work and plenty of attention. >> this has the look and feel of a normal patriots camp. the patriots are preparing someone other than tom brady to be the starting quarterback. he will treat the camp like all the others because he has been working to be the starter anyway. >> however you want to look at it tom i have been preparing

. >>> and the patriots are ready for camp. coach belichick greeting reporters for his first news conference of the season. it's the first time we've heard from the coach since tom brady's deflate-gate decision. dan hausle live in foxboro with what the coach is saying about brady, about the team. what do you know, dan? they didn't take the field, though. so no brady sightenings,but a lot of talk. actually the players and coaches talking about how brady dropping his appeal and accept the four-game suspension can be a good thing. >> reporter: coach bill belichick takes to the podium to kick off another nfl season. first in years where he knows he won't have tom brady as quarterback to start the season. brady's deflate-gate suspension prompting the coach to take a rare look ahead to week 5. >> tom will return as comes back. but in the meantime, we have to prioritize the first part of our schedule and that'll be getting ready to go. >> reporter: players are ready to rally around week 1 starter jimmy garoppolo but don't expect to pla

in time, these brave men and women will come to be known as the american patriots. ge washington, the very embodiment of american ideals, a commander of men who will win a war, lead a nation, and claim its rightful place in the world. but behind every commander lies a man. and behind every legend lies the truth. >> attention, infantry! >> george washington may become the father of our country. but, when the revolution begins, washington is far from the man legend says is born to lead. following a disastrous performance in the french and indian war, washington is turned down for a royal appointment with the british army. the rebuke leaves him unsure of his own ability to lead. as the continental army faces the british army in boston, george washington doesn't just have a war to win. he has something to prove to his men, his new enemy, and to himself. >> this army killed over 200 redcoats in bunker hill. when london gets word, it's only a matter of time before general gage is finished in america. >> if only dr. franklin and his congressional delegation could be convinc

. >>> the patriots back in >> and even with the rain on the field, they had highlights. >> reporter: they were asked if the team would go inside, david, because the rain was coming down good but bill belichick dismissed that and said, quote, forget about that when it comes to the patriots practicing indoors. they were outside from the get go and belichick loved it. as far as the practice, the 7000 fans on hand, so much to watch, and all eyes on tom brady and garoppolo, but there are now players to check out like martellus bennett who will be a great weapon for the offense. he is team offed up with gronk and is excited to be here. >> i really haven't had that much football in a long time. so this is really, really -- like, when you break up and finally get to what you loved in the first place, so it's great being out there. >> reporter: player this season. you can tell. also, he was asked if it's tough trying to get comfortable with two new quarterbacks at the same time and again went with the girl reference and his response, i dated two girls at the same time before. so we'll leave t

the patriots practiced in the rain. gronk through a couple of footballs. this is the fourth day of practice for the patriots and the hearty crowd turnout. the company cape, from new hampshire, the beaches of maine, the mountains of her mock, all to the tom brady, jimmy garoppolo, and the gronk. rain or shine. >> you seen me bent over, huffing and puffing. i mean, today, my cleats are probably 20 pounds each, so it was definitely a little bit more on the body physically-wise, trying to cut corners, you've got to have more of -- i would say -- form? what's that word? form? technique. you can play football in conditions like this. mike lynch: the red sox out in anaheim wrapping up their four game series with the angels and trying to salvage a split. john farrell has been ejected for the game for arguing balls and strikes. they scored another run in the first inning to lead. in the third inning -- traveled 444 feet. angels on top 3-2. they go 5-2. and finally a called third strike -- right there. trailing 3-0. the seventh inning right now in anaheim. trading d

yes, the pats are back in camp and patriots' nation is delighted. gated opened and hundreds of fans burst through like the esplanade on the fourth of july. >> it's a chance to see the patriots. >> 7 excited. it's awesome. >> reporter: it begins now. the pats are back at work in 90- degree heat and is pumped up. >> it's so exciting. i have been waiting for this since february. starting to countdown. >> reporter: like christmas eve or christmas? >> absolutely, yes. >> reporter: all eyes on jimmy g, the backup and now temporary starter. but brady and the rest were just as high on the list. >> just watching tom brady, it's like a where's waldo kind of thing to pick him out. it's so much fun. >> reporter: and, of course, there's gronk. fans? this reaction it says all. >> this is just so awesome. this feels amazing. >> reporter: you psyched? >> i am. i am. >> reporter: i get that impression. >> yeah. this is awesome. >> reporter: boy, he was really something. you have to love young steven. he was so pumped up. yes, pats' fans still disappointed and angry a

the summer olympic games. wonderful story here. while most patriots' players are on the practice field today at gillette, nate ebner is focusing on the rugby field instead. united states in rugby 7 as the sport returns to the olympics. he was an all-american in rug wii before he turned his attention to football. bill belichick says he's rooting for ebner. >> i talked to nate several times. i wish him well in his endeavor. it's a great opportunity for him to follow his passion and participate in the olympic games. i'm pulling for him to bring back something around his neck. that any form of rugby has been included in the olympics since way back in 1924. and you can see all of the action from the summer games right here on 7 nbc. nancy chen will be in rio for the olympic games. look for her live report throughout the games. >> christa: still ahead, a bit of trouble for pope francis. what happened. >> plus a decision to release an infamous prisoner raising a few eyebrows. the man who shot president reagan is going free. >> kris: and a slip-up during a ro

in time, these brave men and women will come to be known as the american patriots. ge washington, the very embodiment of american ideals, a commander of men who will win a war, lead a nation, and claim its rightful place in the world. but behind every commander lies a man. and behind every legend lies the truth. >> attention, infantry! >> george washington may become the father of our country. but, when the revolution begins, washington is far from the man legend says is born to lead. following a disastrous performance in the french and indian war, washington is turned down for a royal appointment with the british army. the rebuke leaves him unsure of his own ability to lead. as the continental army faces the british army in boston, george washington doesn't just have a war to win. he has something to prove to his men, his new enemy, and to himself. >> this army killed over 200 redcoats in bunker hill. when london gets word, it's only a matter of time before general gage is finished in america. >> if only dr. franklin and his congressional delegation could be convinc

is on the road to rio while most of the patriots reported to gillette for training camp today, neil has his sights set on a gold this summer. >> he will be representing the u.s. in the summer games as we reported. head coach bill belichick today says he's rooting for his player. >> i've talked to nate several times, wish him well in his endeavor. it to follow his passion, you know, participate in the olympic games. so voting for him to bring something back around his neck. >> the enthusiasm... this is the first time rugby has been in the olympics since 1924 sod heman says it's a once in a lifetime opportunity. >> the u.s. gymnastics team is ready for rio. the squad landed today and airport. remember, native here to our area, alley raiseman, she posted this photo of her on ?antd gram saying "we made it." definitely a cool time for all those athletes and don't forget to turn in to the summer games right here on 7 nbc. we'll have live reports from 7's own nancy chen. >>> a thief tries to clean up the car wash but the attempted carjacking doesn'

paula, back to you. >> steve, thank you so much, and tomorrow is the first patriots' all access going one on one with coach belichick and chris hogan tomorrow night at 7:00 here on wbz. >>> to the democratic national convention. tonight is the big finale. as the first woman ever to be nominated, hillary clinton takes the stage and many are biggest speech of her career. liam martin, a lot of excitement in the wells fargo center. >> reporter: it certainly is, david, and at 10:30, clinton will formally address her party's nomination with tough acts to follow. >> america is already great. america is already strong. >> reporter: the president and hillary clinton. >> we'll carry hill tear victory this fall because that's what the moment demands. >> reporter: president obama's passionate case included a blistering attack on donald trump saying he offers no serious solutions. >> every new day with donald trump is another way that brings the party together because this guy's a knuckle head. >> reporter: former candidate said it would be a mistake to ignore trump. >> i was the guy who said i am

thousands lined the fields for day one of training camp of the patriots. i'll talk with fans about starting the season off without tom brady. >> elizabeth: how a mom helped a teen jump through the window, when she wasn't even there. >> jason: a rally in support of the "black lives matter" hanging over city hall. police will protest the same thank you so much. did you say honey? hey, try some? mmm that is tasty. is it real? of course... are you? nope animated you know i'm always looking for real honey for honey nut cheerios well you've come to the right place. great, mind if i have another taste? not at all you're all right bud? never better i don't know if he likes that. yeah >> jason: we just learned new about the human remains over everett. sky fox got the same area where remains were found on july 7th. just a few minutes ago, the district attorney says the remains appear to be from the same personally this time they uncovered new clues that could lead to an investigation. >> the individual had a fracture to both the left and right side of her nose and po

the road to super bowl goes right through foxborough. patriots opening training camp in the 90-degree temperatures and in the shadow of deflategate. michael henrich is live in foxborough where the focus, michael, is on the quarterbacks. gene, coach bill belichick went on to say they have three good options at the quarterback position for the patriots. and, of course, we know who will start the first four games. today is a big day. the first big public practice here as training camp opens up at gillette stadium. a day that should be a whole lot of fun for fans. even though belichick said three good options, the best option would have been tom brady. we all know what has been happening there. resolved the way that pats fans wanted. brady will be suspended for the first four games of the season. jimmy garafalo will tart and here is what belichick had to say about that. >> we have finally some definition. so our priority now then is to get jimmy ready for the start of the season. for the arizona game. so that will be -- obviously a comprehensive comp

. >> previously on "legends and lies: the patriots"... >> there is no more justice left in britain than there is in hell! >> under our plan, we remain part of england. >> one part of the empire makes slaves of the other. >> our dead brethren, who were cruelly massacred! >> remember every detail. >> you are all found... not guilty. >> if they mean to have a war, let it begin here. >> cease fire! [ sea gulls squawking ] >> ooh. run, fetch a carriage. i doubt these gouty old legs will carry me all the way home. thank you, my good boy. >> hey! it's franklin! it's him! he's back! [ all murmuring ] >> dr. franklin. what news from london? >> well, parliament -- >> tory bastard! [ echoing ] tory bastard! king-loving scum! go back to england, you traitor. [ echoing ] traitor. >> traitor! >> traitor! >> go to hell! >> get out of my way! [ indistinct shouting ] >> parliament can burn in hell! >> traitor! >> go to hell! king-loving scum. >> after 10 years in london, this is how i'm received? >> i apologize for the reception, dr. franklin. ever since lexington and concord, all of america has been on

>> of the top 10 least patriotic states four or five have the hiest -- highest sales tax. is hard to love uncle sam when he has his hands on his hips. that kills patriotism when you see your money going down the >> it can kind of make you less patriotic when you are shelling out the taxes, right, joanne? >> for sure, unless it is a syntax. i love atlantic city. >> but do you agree that they were on the list? does it surprise you that the red states are more patriotic? >> no. i liked your monologue. another way to qawpt fie and -- quantify and new jersey would have gone up and that's the number of tweets that have # merica in it. new jersey people like that one a lot. >> and you have springsteen and bon jovi, right? aren't they always -- >> springsteen is always kicking america in the ass, isn't he? >> he is left wing. he is kind of a pain, but he is patriotic, springsteen. >> good music. >> "born in the usa" was his best album. >> he made money off it. >>> coming up, it is a time for judgment and a time for knowledge and a time 4thof july half time -- it is time for tv's a

we will see >> previously on "legends and lies: the patriots"... >> the liberties of our country have been purchased at the expense of our treasure and our blood. >> life, liberty, property. i am not prepared to cede these rights to any man, no matter how noble his title! >> the british have taken bunker hill. >> sounds as though we have work to do. >> we are in want of weapons, of uniforms, of all things required by a proper army, or this war will be over before it even begins. [ bell tolling ] [ gavel bangs ] >> the house recognizes mr. patrick henry of hanover county. >> the question before the house is one of awful moment for this country. for my own part, i consider it as nothing less than a question of freedom or slavery. are fleets and armies necessary? let us not deceive ourselves, sir. these are the implements of war and subjugation. they are sent over to bind and rivet upon us the chains which the british ministry have so long been forging! gentlemen may cry, "peace, peace," but there is no peace! the war has actually begun! why stand we here idle? i know not what course oth

. >> and the patriotic message that john cena is sharing with the world. "the skinny".ohn sena is sharing with the world. ♪ >>> time for the skinny and some celebrity appearances expected at this year's political conventions. >> it's not often we have politics in the skinny. a pro clinton superpac confirmed that rapper snoop dogg will be headlining a unity party on the final night of the democratic national convention in philadelphia. >> all right. and meanwhile over in cleveland the prophets of rage say they will be outside the republican convention and are promising to, quote, cause a ruckus. you might rage performed outside the dnc in 2000 in protest of the two party system. >> okay. so inside the republican convention in ohio, however, it's still anyone's guess who will appear. donald trump is expected to release the list of speakers sometime today but who will not be on the list, at least according to espn includes tom brady. >> mike ditka said donald trump invited him but he probably won't go, and neither of the bush presidents, they won't be attending as they say

the control room. there is nothing quite like a patriots practice. >> that's right. some of the fans, thousands of them lined up at 3:00 a.m. this the practice field. for a lot of the fans, attending first day at training camp is a ritual. it means football is finally here. >> this is something i look forward to every summer. >> everyone is excited to see brady. >> i'm very excited to see them. >> i really hope that garoppolo dose really good with the patriots. >> i am excited to see what >> i think just kind of keep him down. i think garoppolo is going to do good and brady is going to -- [indiscernible] >> we're going all the way. >> patriots are worth it. >> yes. >> they are worth it. >> they're worth a little sunburn. >> they're worth a little sunburn. >> the reporter: so i asked several fans to predict the team's record this season. surprise, surprise, no one picked worse than 11-5. not too bad, even without brady for the first four games. the fans have dubbed week five as the start of brady's revenge tour. jason law, fox 25 news. >> vanessa: great to see them all

it's the first time since 2002 that the patriots will kick off training camp belichick said brady will return as the starting quarterback after his suspension. >> we have, you know, finally some definition with tom's situation. so our priority now then is to get jimmy ready for the start of the season, for the arizona game. that will be obviously a comprehensive process. tom will return as the starting quarterback. in the meantime we have to prioritize first part of our schedule and that will be to get jimmy ready to go. >> reporter: fans are welcome to watch the players at training camp. the gates open at 8:30 this morning. training camp starts at 9:15. the sessions are held on the practice field behind gillette stadium and parking and entry are free. some important information to remember, any and all bags will be screened. pro cameras. you'll have a chance the meet patriots alumni and cheerleaders but you have to sign a waiver tomorrow when you get here. -- a waiver form when you get here. >> thank you so much. >>> coming up, do red light cameras save lives. >> a new study about whe

we'll talk about the weekend >> mark: day two of patriots training camp. the tempers are already starting to go flare. coach belicheck getting frustrated, answering questions about tom brady's suspension and whether there will be a quarterback controversy when brady comes back,. butch stearns here now, the head coach swearing brady will be taking the snaps in game five. >> the patriots had a productive day of training camp. the weather heldup, so they could practice outside, thank all three quarterbacks got their work in today, but there were signs of frustration starting with the head coach, when he was asked today to discuss scenarios when tom brady's suspension is finally over. >> what happens if jimmy plays better? >> look, i told you what's going to happen. >> so there's no -- >> the reporter: the coach, not the only one showing frustration on friday. when the cameras were off, tom brady slamming his helmet to the pass. one of the newest patriots, tight end bennett has seen brady's competitive side since he got here. >> we're just working out. you know

the patriots are having their practice. , occasional downpours. the patriots are saying heads up. you may want to check ahead before you check out those plays going on. if you are making the beach day water temperatures are nice tomorrow. 70's, lightning. tomorrow is not one to be a beach day but the weekend has some hope. up here or there. notice what it is doing. much stronger. the nacelle over here. southern new hampshire, saying this activity going on, small hail with this and lightning and thunder. watch out with the downpours. with this. it has to lift northward. that is when we see showers and thunderstorms in the forecast. and a flash flood watch. it is isolated stuff we are talking about. it could drop 2-4 inches. the water flows in and makes travel very treacherous. downpours. the occasional shower, a rumble of thunder. this is where it is going to go up. north of their, we get some rain north of the pike. that is the threat going on tomorrow. even this threat area to the north could still have the occasional downpour develop. temperatures tomorrow don't change. it will

and you see leadership when you see the patriots. so i've had the chance to know robert and i grew up in cincinnati, so they're better than the bengals. so i guess those two things -- i got those two things going for me. >> yeah, in your introwhen you were talking about the culture of winning and wanting to win i thought immediately of the patriots and of robert and his contributions there. >> i would add to that governor baker and mayor walsh. so at the end of the day, you know, we all believe in transparency. there's been a lot written about -- a lot written about how ge went about its process. what i would say is that we're going to give back to the community. just take my word for this. we're going to give -- for any dollar that you think was invested in ge being here and there are a lot of places we could have gone other than here, you will get back a thousand fold. take my word for it. just trust me on that. okay? you will get back a thousand fold. but the fact that you had a republican governor and a democratic mayor that actua

. >> ryan: tom bladey and the patriots back on the practice field. we're hearing from garoppolo about his upcoming role in the team's first four games all coming up here on 7 your business needs a lot of speed. but getting it doesn't have to break the bank. introducing the comcast business summer savings event. now you can get a lot for a little. as little as a cup of coffee and donut a day. fast internet speed to drive performance, plus cutting edge wifi for your employees and customers, and voice mobility so your calls find you wherever you are. call today and ask how to get these savings plus a $250 prepaid card. comcast business. >> rya t catch pulling in a 200 pound shark. he was fishing at a beach with his father, something they have a been doing since the boy was a toddler. >> jadiann: the two are talking about the trip naturally forget. christa del camp has the story. >> reporter: this is the moment a father and son fishing trip turned unforgettable. 13-year-old johnny hooked the catch of his young life. but at first his dad thought it was no

. >>> today's rain may force the patriots to head inside on this second day of training camp. yesterday more than 12 thousand in fans showed up to watch. both tom brady and jimmy garapolo took the field and garapolo working with the first team. he is getting ready to play the first four games while brady serves his suspension. >>> the fans beating the heat to sport team on the first day of training camp. team. >> reporter: if you thought fan had let it go, moved on from deflategate. free tom brady! >> it is unfair. brady should not be going for four-game suspension. >> reporter: a sea of tom brady signs and jerseys, one little boy with h a brand-new jimmy garapolo jersey. he is proud to support the new quarterback. >> number 10 for a few weeks. >> i am very disappointed about it but i really hope garapolo does very good with the patriots. >> reporter: the start of training camp is like christmas in why you will for wayne mason. he stayed up all night because he was too excite to sleep. >> why do you get so amped up for this. >> i get to see my boys practice, get ready for the a

and the patriots start training camp in the scorching weather in foxborough. >> sara: plus the grand finale for democrats. hillary clinton takes the stage for the dnc. blair miller joins us live in philadelphia. good morning, blair. >> reporter: good morning, sara. all comes down to this. the final night of the dnc and, of course, it is a big one. the first female nominee for president takes this stage and case for why she should be the next president. it comes after another night of powerful speech this time from her vp pick tim kaine, vice-president joe biden and the president that arrived right before that speech. has been working on that speech for weeks. six drafts of it before he put the finishing touches. his main focus, defending hillary clinton saying she is the best choice to be the next president. mrs. clinton will take the stage tonight and will be chelsea clinton. live at the dnc, blair miller, fox25 news. >>> we have been update to breaking news we have been following in lynn. police telling us that one person was shot around 3:45 this morning at the intersection of for

the philly pops had a patriots i can performance that inspired a crowd. we'll show it to you. from independence mall to the parkway, live look at final preparations underway for tonight's big concert and fireworks display. >> and here is a live look at storm scan3, we track the holiday forecast. will the weather cooperate or will mother nature provide her own fireworks? i hope not, today is monday, july 4, good morning, i'm brooke thomas. >> i'm joe hold never for jim done. getting your day start wad check on weather and traffic with katie and meisha. >> good morning, guys, actually wacking up to sad news in the world of traffic. we have fatal crash in mt. laurel i'll get to, all lanes block on 295. >> unfortunate to hear that. at least things now are pretty quiet. tranquil weather to report, eventually rain starts to move in for the area, right on out to storm scan, starting signs of life, far off to the south. moisture starting to creep ever closer through new castle county might have quick little shower moving in. when we put things into motion here, just starting to see the

once the patriots back to work. all eyes are on the other patriots quarterback. >> this is wcvb at 5:00. parts of our area through tomorrow evening. ben: high, heavy impact rain. stormteam 5 has more. anchor: right now we're seeing isolated showers here. you look out west to the berkshires. where is the rain we are talking about? they are goio this is trying to make its way northward. it is moving more ease. most the rain will be to the south. not much going on, here is the way the map looks. down to the south he will be seeing her heaviest rain. a flash flawed watch has been issued.

sam: today pbs is on damage control, tweeting this was the patriotic thing to do, and then later released a statement meeting in part this year's fireworks were difficult to see due to weather. we made the decision to intercut fireworks footage from previous years, and we apologize for the confusion." i think it is safe to say they will not use this year's footage for next year. we're following a developing story out of israel this known where a flight that left from new york landed safely after a bomb threat was made. military jets escorted the plane to safety this morning. the president said they received an anonymous tip of a bomb on board. the threat appears to be a hoax. it was a rare threat for what is considered one of the world's most secure airlines. now to the district, where authorities say a metro police officer -- metro transit, that is -- was involved in deanwood met -- metro station. suzanne kennedy has the latest. there were fourth of july fireworks set off in this neighborhood around 10:00 last night, and metro police were called here for a person who had a weapon. altman

show in the nation's capital, it did not disappoint >> blasts of color lit up the night sky at the patriotic party came to light. we've got live team coverage tonight. wusa 9's mola >> yellow weather alert for the overnight into the early part of the tuesday commute. still dealing with some rain. you can see some of this activity coming out of ohio and kentucky into west virginia. we're going to see a few showers and storms overnight. around here, not much going on in the metro at the moment. although we've got a little bit of drizzle and low clouds. the immediate metro, light sprinkles. look at this big blob showing up from german town to gaithersburg. if this thing develops a little lightning, it wouldn't surprise me. and it's booking east, toward 370 north of the icc. moving east as i said at 40 miles per hour, so gaithersburg, damascus in just a few minutes. dayton and howard county, about little bit of lightning. we got temperatures now from 6 the 74. they're not going to drop much overnight and get ready, because it's going to get hot quickly. i'll be being ba in a few minutes to tell

go look at the graves of brave patriots who died defending the united states of america. you will see all faiths, genders and ethnicities. you have sacrificed nothing and no one! we cannot solve our problems by building walls. we are stronger together. >> this is "the last word" on campaign 2016. >> america has just finished listening to two weeks of convention speeches. 204 speeches. 71 of them at the republican convention last week and 133 of them at the democratic convention this week. one speech stands out among those 204 speeches like no other. and that is the speech we will focus on tonight. it stands out the way only a first-time convention speech can stand out, by taking us completely by surprise. barack obama did that in 2004 when he delivered his first convention speech which was like nothing we had ever seen at a convention before. president obama's speech this week was brilliant and moving but it was his fourth convention speech and we had every reason to expect it to be great. >> and tonight, i ask you to do for hillary clinton what you did for me: i ask you

we'll move forward based on that definition. >> that leaves the patriots in a position of trying to get jimmy garoppolo ready for week one and tom brady ready for week five. how do you accomplish that during training camp? >> our philosophy will remain unchanged for a while here, you know in terms of repetitions because we usually split them up pretty evenly. >> and that work begins tomorrow when the patriots hold their wcvb, sportscenter 5. >> this afternoon at fenway the tigers completed a sweep of the red sox who finished the home stand 4-5. now head out west for 11 games. if things head south this season we'll all point to the past nine games at fenway park. soccer jumped out to a 1-0 lead in the first. pedroia with a solo shot. beautiful, brilliant sunshine. sunshine that may have cost the red sox the game in the ninth. we'll get to that in a moment. 3-1 in the seventh inning. bogaerts launches his 12th of the year. be tts just turns on the jets. hits it to the deepest part of the ballpark. scores. triple. 3-3. so we go to the ninth inning, and the red sox bring on brad zeigler. he

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if you have been watching legends and lives the patriots. see how effective the protests against the british were in the american colonies. in fact, protests led directly to the freedoms we have today. the civil rights marches led by dr. martin luther king jr. a passivist were also very effective in mobilizing public opinion against jim crowe laws and bias in general. dr. king got a lot of accomplishments before he was assassinated. now, we have another protest situation in the u.s.a. whereby many african-americans believe that law enforcement works actively against them. >> if you are a normal white american, the truth is you don't understand being black in america and you instinctively underestimate the level of discrimination and the level of additional risk. >> mr. gingrich is essentially correct. skin color is a very personal situation. every one of my black friends has felt diminished at times because of their complexes, it's wrong. there is no excuse for it, but it happens in every country. enter american law enforcement which is now u

linda wright, decatur, alabama, we watched legends and lives the patriots and then traveled to bostonion. the freedom trail really came alive after seeing the show. excellent, linda. if you're thirsty in bean town, it's not soda there, it's tonic. that's what they call soft drinks, tonic. like a foreign language. and finally tonight, the fact and tip of the day. the sunday fox news series dominating the ratings once again last week. highest rated show on all the cable news networks for a saturday and sunday of the entire weekend. now, this coming sunday we'll take a look at thomas jefferson, samuel adams, and the deck declaration of independence. >> you've been one of the main instigators of the drive for independence, after all. >> i will not. you should do it. >> why me, sir? >> because, as you said, we new englanders instigated the drive for independence, therefore, a virginian ought to be seen at the head of the business to avoid alienating the south. and you can write far better than i. >> hear, hear. >> all right, that's john adams and franklin talking to thomas jefferson. very