superintendent tommy chang sending the findings to the school community. the water fountains have been deactivated in seven schools. while those fountains are off line at those schools students and staff will be offered bottled water. operator. transit police say 23-year-old emma bloom threatened the operator last night with a pocket knife. this was at the readville commuter rail station. police say she refused to pay when the operator was trying to collect her fare. she's accused of kicking, punching and biting the man before pulling out that knife. and taking a look at first alert -- at the rio games, the women's gymnastics teams has racked up a record number of medals, making sure to send their leader out on a high note. ben: still to come, a look back at the career of national team coordinator marta karolyi. heather: in your health, the alarming statistics concerning our young people and substance abuse. harvey: tracking some strong thunderstorms, the strongest in parts of middlesex and worcester moving into areas for the to the east. guess what i just

in the bathroom, signs tell people not to drink the sink tommy chang send this letter to the school community saying seven schools in six school buildings had at least one water fountain with lead concentrations that exceeded the federal action levels of 15 parts per billion. not only jeremiah burke but the stem academy. also and boston latin. all schools where the water tested safe in the spring. and according to a statement boston public schools sent us. new results indicate higher levels, likely due to testing conditions in the summer that did not reflect typical fountain usage in the school year. >> and these schools were not the only ones tested. the water in 30 buildings deemed safe. and now the superintendent says boston school officials are looking at a permanent fix so this won't continue to happen. christina hager, wbz news, back to you. >>> sticking with the schools, new information about the upgraded version of the m cat exam for kids in grades three through eight. students will take the new version of the exam in the spring. it's computer based with a 10th graders will continue t

this from superintendent tommy chang saying health and well being of our students are top priority at boston public schools. we are committed to ensure the best possible water quality for improving standards for students and staff. >> anchor: she says she told police about a dog left in a hot car over the weekend. when the officers let the dog's owner off with just a warning she lost her cool. >> reporter: found the dog in a 10 to 20 minutes. so she called police. around the same time the dog's owner came back to the car. once the officers arrived they determined the dog was not in danger. told officers to call animal control or fire fighters to access that situation. if they wouldn't arrest the owner they should arrest her. so they did. >> i asked them c department. they refused to. i asked for water. i did give the dog i tried to. the dog was so distressed he didn't take the water. it was going on 20 minutes now. >> reporter: she was arraigned in court this morning and then released. in the newsroom ryan schulteis 7 news. >> anchor: following more news today a suspect who led police

tommy chang released a statement saying this: the olympic zone now. beginning with a live look at rio, another exciting day. and even a big day for love on team usa. >> adam: plus a new england native had an impressive day on the water. joe amorosino is here to tell us more about it all. >> reporter: team usa won big on the track today as well. christian taylor and will clay competed in the triple jump final. they're team mates at the university of florida. taylor defended his gold within mulled pell goals since karl lewis an clay who won bronze in 2012 stepped up and earned silver but that might not have been the best part of clay's day. after the event he ran into the stands with his own version of the olympic ring and proposed to his girl friend. fellow track star queen harrison. clay tells us she said yes. it was the epitome of sportsman ship on the track. topsfield's abbey d'agostino was running in t nicky has been lynne fell. tripping d'agostino. when she started running herself she came up hobbling and it was hablin who returned the favor. they

boston schools superintendent tommy chang says the gis you get a call from him, you have to go to school. the calls are free. middle and high school students will be able to sign up for the calls starting next month. ed: he could obviously do it in spanish too . mike: that is a cool idea. ed: he should call us when we have our afternoon nap. fios is not cable. we're wired differently, which means we can fix things differently. thanks for calling fios. this is ryan. you can't tell me this cord isn't in. yes, mr. mcenroe... see that cord? just plug it into the connector on the right. so you can clearly see what's in and what's out? oh absolutely. i like that. tech support that lets your technician see the problem over your smartphone. only from fios. dear fellow citizen, i know what it's like to live a full life. but living for today doesn't mean forgetting about tomorrow. most people spend more time planning their vacation than they do for retirement. tion. so how are you going to get there? don't worry. it just takes some planning. and i can help. so if you have a question about retireme

superintendent tommy chang says they will start flushing the fota they're safe for the start of the school year. emily: commitment 2016, donald trump's running mate mike pence will be in new hampshire today. he'll speak at an event in manchester this afternoon, while trump heads to north carolina. yesterday the republican nominee got his first classified national security briefing. he then held a national security roundtable at trump tower. democrat rival hillary clinton is expected to hold a fundraiser in montana today. she spent much of yesterday in cleveland, and met with students. in the right place at the right time. a probation officer credited with saving a baby's life. randy: the disturbing conditions where she says she found the newborn. plus, a cemetery mix-up in rhode island. the mistake that's pitting two grieving families against each other. erika? erika: staying on top of that breaking news in rio. two american swimmers will be ld they were robbed. the pair was pulled off their plane as they tried to fly home last night. authorities want to question them about the alleged rob

. >> reporter: the school superintendent tommy chang released a statement today where it says in part we have a moral obligation to enshthat you are all of our schools are safe and inviting places for each and every student. marty -- said new leadership will ensure an environment where students feel safe to learn. in boston, outside latin tonight, i'm john monahan. workers remove several cats at least two are dead. >> tonight officials admit they are nowhere near finishing this job. >>> in full has mat suits at one point an axe mcspc workers trudge through a home to rescue cats being kept inside. neighbors alerted authorities to the deplorable conditions. >> if it was a warmer day it smelled worse. closed you could still smell an odor. >> reporter: people who live in the area say they have tried to get help for both the animals and the women in the past. at one point circulating a petition throughout the neighborhood asking for help from the board of health with the strong ammonia smell and mental health services for the sisters. they say about 100 cats were removed several years ago

once the call for a change he says the school department and the mayor the school superintendent tommy chang released a statement today which says in part we have a moral obligation to ensure that all of our schools are safe and inviting places for each and every student. mayor marty walsh released a similar statement tonight saying new leadership at latin will ensure that students learn an environment where it's safe. outside latin school, i'm john monahan, fox 25 news. >>> workers seized about a dozen cats from a home today it was breaking on fox 25 news at 5:00. new at 10:00 we're getting new information about this disturb discovery. this home has been condemned. next at 10:00 in a live report why there are still cats inside the home right now. >>> plus, the first few minutes can mean life or death when it comes to the house fire. fox 25 investigates looks at how long it takes fire departments around the state state environmental police are trying to identify the operators of two speedboats. what they did that left a young boston woman in the don't let dust and allergens get between you a

superintendent tommy chang says that they will start flushing the fountains every day to make sure that they are safe for the start of the school year. >> police are on the hunt for a peeping tom in the city of boston who may be on the prowl in the back bay. residents are putting up posters along marlboro street. seen peeking into windows several times. boston police tell us that they have increased the patrols in that area of the city. >> this convicted sex offender is back behind bars and that's raising questions in one community. why was he free in the first place? antoinette antonio in norwood with the concern there. >> yeah, some really big concerns, randy, this guy has a long wrap sheet that dates back for the 1980s, and now that he's ld they have had enough of him, and they are really fed up with this guy. here's a look at 49-year-old chad falcone in handcuffs again. his record shows a slew of the same kind of crimes, exposing himself to women. a lifelong resident, norwood police say that they have been dealing with him since 1989. he's a level 2 sex offender, and he's been arrai

failed to do so and in four cases, students failed to follow policy with it came to superintendent tommy chang was not available to go on camera today, but he did release a statement which says in part, we have a moral obligation to ensure that all of our schools are safe and inviting places for each and every student. the racial, cultural and linguistic identity of every student must be honored. in the wake of this controversy, the longtime head master at boston latin resigned, and so did the assistant head master, shortly after that. looking through the paper, would, we'll continue to cover this and get you the latest information for now, outside boston latin, john monahan, fox 25 news. >> vanessa: a pit bull owner could soon face charges after two dogs brutally attacked a woman in salem. >> mark: the woman was just out for a walk with her lab when it all happened. it's a story you saw first on fox 25 news at 10:00 p.m. last night and new tonight, that woman is talking only to fox 25. >> the reporter: they opened the car door and the two dogs just charged. >> mark: she almost lost her hand a

meantime, the school superintendent tommy chang released a statement saying the safety, health and well-being of our students is all the a top priority at the boston public schools. we're committed to ensuring the best possible water quality by improving standard for our students and staff. >> sarah: all right. now. the summer games, simone biles nearly perfect, flipping her way to her fourth gold medal of the games. local star aly raisman capping off an impressive olympics, taking home... >> christa: they were both electrifying in their performances. so inspiring. and, you know what, aly is talking about her future, as well. maybe it may not be over after all. this might not have been the swan song, nancy. >> nancy: good morning to you both, christa and sarah. this was the last day of competition. what a way to go out. aly raisman goes outs proving there is no one better. >> nancy: team u.s.a. delivering a one-two punch. >> tremendous. aly stuck the most difficult of landings, securing her spot in history. i'm so happy for you. now you stand alone as the second most decorated olympic gymnast

change. last but not least. tommy lee: >> graphics gave this one a shot, tommy lee, and there you go.t's always fun. thanks for inviting us into your home tonight. that's it for this "special report," fair, balanced and unafraid. twitter can be a dangerous place. greta goes "on the record" right now. >> good morning. it is tuesday august the 30th. this is a fox news alert. fears of election chaos in november. voting in two states hacked. the urgent warning of the fbi amid fears russia is trying to meddle in our presidential election. >> a terror plot thwarted. the man with a plan to plot police stations and president obama. the chilling step that stopped a horrific attack. queen elizabeth is hiring right now. it could land you in buckingham palace. i was just there. it is awesome. "fox & friends first" starts right now. ♪ >> good morning. you are watching "fov of on this tuesd -- "fox & friends first." i am heather nauert. >> let's get right to the fox news alert right now. there's a disturbing new threat. fbi warning voting systems in two states have been attacked likely by russian h

change. last but not least. tommy lee: >> graphics gave this one a shot, tommy lee, and there you go.un. thanks for inviting us into your home tonight. that's it for this "special report," fair, balanced and unafraid. twitter can be a dangerous place. greta goes "on the record" right now. >> san francisco 49ers quarterback collin kaepernick causing a fire literally. fans, or exfans burning his jersey all because kaepernick refuses to stand for national anthem. the quarterback standing by his decision saying our country oppresses black people. as you can guess, many are outraged. [national anthem] >> there's a lot of things that need to change. one specific solid police brutality. >> very courageous act. to sit on your ass as a third string quarterback likely to be cut. very, very, very courageous. >> there are a lot of things going on that are unjust. >> i

tommy smith and john carlos. also noted, kirk flood, all local leg ends who stood for social and economic changed and were heavily criticized for doing so. >> reporter: it is one of the most iconic moments in olympic history, 1968 black power salute. winning gold and bronze in the 200 meter run, tommy smith and john carlos took a stand and big chance. >> it wasn't so much i was making a statement. i was a black person making a statement. in other words you should stay in your place. >> the two former san jose state students were stripped of their medals an received death threats for years. >> i think he has to walk through the jungle of ignorance. there's a lot of ignorant people who don't fully understand. they get caught up in patriotism and the whole nine jards ♪ take me out to the ball game ♪ >> reporter: athletes have been standing for beliefs throughout his tore. kirk flood refused to accept a trade. mohammed ali criticized the vietnam war and tore up his draft cards. smith and carlos owe their political awakening to dr. harry smith. kaepernick has said the two were close but dr. edwards did not advise him

change and that's a good thing. phils up 2-0 in the third inning. cesar hernandez, two hits tonight. tommy joseph, he also had two hits tonight. this is his 17th homer of the season. the phils take a 4-0 advantage. he gets a strikeout when he needs it. the phillies hang on to win this game, 5-3 the final. >>> the eagles and redskins won't meet until week 6 of the regular season but that doesn't mean the trash talking can start now it's comng from washington. norman told espn.com quote have you ever once been one of the top 20 quarterbacks of the league? not that i remember. and you want more money. i can't wait to play him twice a year, close quote. bradford's teammates have come to his defense while trying to take the high road. >> i really don't care what he says at all. >> he wants to prove everybody wrong and he's a number one pick a few years ago. i think he's going to get it done. >> i'm not going to pull a tl right now and get all upset, but at the same time sam is my guy. everybody loves him and everybody is happy he's our quarterback right now and i think we're going to be very su

changing gametime didn't affect the morning festivities. they held their welcome home luncheon celebrating their success in 2015 before flying to tampa. they went all casual donning tommy bahama shirts to honor the director of operations. let's check out the notables that were there as well. hall of famer and "great day washington" colrich darryl green caught up with the fan favorite terry clark to get his take on this year's team. >> harry, word. what you think about the season coming up? >> 10-6 in the playoffs worst- case scenario for sure. we have a great gm and coach. things are coming together.>> you heard it right here at the welcome home luncheon 2016. back to you guys. >> i love seeing them on there. there is chatter about tonight's game that i might not go all four quarters because of all the rain. >> why put guys out there when it doesn't mean anything? >> maybe we can get a half and. let's get out of this clean. >> i'm thinking of rain.>>> tomorrow showers and not a washout day. mid-80s and the great on friday and worried about saturday and sunday with the new trek up tropical storm hermine. we are worried about it. wusa9 news at 6:00 and cbs news is next.

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tommy to vanheusen. can pvh remain the tar of tstar runway? then what feddy has to say on friday. workday, changing the business of doing business. could this earnings report be the latest seen of a turn? i'm going to talk with a ceo fresh off earnings. so stick with cramer. >>> don't miss a second of "mad money." follow @j@jimcramer. send jim an e-mail at cnbc.com. or give us a call at 1-800-743-cnbc. miss something? head to "mad money" at cnbc.com. ss >>> if you aren't already convinced that retail's doing a lot better than we thought it was a month ago, look at the quarter from pvh, the apparel company known for calvin klein and tommy hilfigehilfiger. the company has been able to start executing this year after spending some, okay, time in the wilderness. after a beef off a $1.29 basis. tommy hilfiger grew at 3% in north america, and these numbers are better if you look at them on a constant currency basis. plus bullish the next quarter. ra the stock has had a huge run off his bottom. don't expect it to explode up. let's check in with the chairman and ceo of pvh, welcome back to "mad money." >>

changes or plea to guilty. jazzmyn rood appeared in connection to the death of 17-year-old eve tarmey last year. rood allegedly knew another man was going to give tommy heroin but left the room. prison when she is sentenced in december. live pictures of boston. sunny, hot and we have oppressive humidity moving in. that brings the potential for storms. cindy: which we could use. that would be good. any rainfall is welcome. cold front way off to the west area and we have some time. i think tomorrow at this point we will have a higher chance of showers and storms coming in. we will take every drop of rain from the drop monitor and things really have not changed. deficit still running over seven inches for the year, boston into worcester. the area of extreme drought in the red concentrated around boston up to the north shore, southern new hampshire. the severe drought has expanded slightly. i about 8%. -- by about 8%. the draft continues. no relief insight. not hopeful that those within but more humidity on the southwesterly wind. humidity has come up. this red color, that is the oppressive humidity and that starts to work in overnight and we are going t

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changes in city schools. >> boston latin school is really the flagship school for the city and what better school to start to fix this in that cool. >> julie: tommy cheng said they have a moral obligation to make sure schools are safe for students. >>> a woman who filed a lawsuit against a catholic high school in framingham and the boston archdiocese. she claims they looked the other way while a former teacher raped her repeatedly. the unidentified woman said she was 14 when the former marion high school gym teacher and coach is sexually abused her over a two-year period in the 1970s. she aid she was having trouble we disguised the woman's voice and didn't show her face. >> i believe that people were outside of it, that were looking at it. that hud have done something. >> daniel: both the school and boston archdiocese told fox25 they don't comment on pending legal cases. the cool separate from the diocese in 2004. >>> happening today, it is finally time for wynn resorts to start construction on the $2il michael henrich live at the site in everett. construction begins after a long battle between wynn and rounding cities. >> reporter: it is finally

change their menus. we've had the same menu since '72. - [natalie] what are you known for? - [tommy] i think, first of all, we're known for our milkshakes. we were talked about in "rolling stone" magazine back in 1974 about our milkshakes. - [natalie] that's a pretty big deal. - yeah, we're really very proud of that. we've always used pierre's ice cream, we use the hartzler dairy out of wooster, and it's made the same way as i used to make it when i was 14 years old working at the drugstore, quality ice cream, quality milk, and it's a delicious product. - [natalie] i feel like you just have a passion. have you always had this passion for this? - yeah, i found it really early in my life. i was so lucky because after high school -- i went to high tide, graduated in '70 -- and i went to computer school to learn how to punch the keyboard and stuff. because they didn't have a cafeteria there. i really liked the fact that someone would come and report, "that was the best sandwich i ever had. "you should sell these." and so i said, "i think i will start selling these," so that's how we got

changes everything. re wired differently. so we wired the wagner's house with 100 meg internet. which means that in the time it takes mr. wagner to pour a 20 oz. cup of coffee, tommy can download 30 songs, and jan can upload 120 photos. 12 seconds. that's the power of fiber optics. and right now you can get 100 meg internet with equal upload and dowloads speeds, tv and phone for just $69.99 per month online. cable can't offer internet speeds this fast at a price this good. only fios can. >> thanks so much for joining >> stephen: hey there. i'm here with jon and the o'jay (cheers and applause) thanks for being here, guys! thank you so much! we were just talking about what we're goin d >> jon: yes, indeed. >> stephen: so i was concerned when i saw that, according to the "washington post," there is no song of the summer this year. not cool, music. people need a jam for when they're cruising in their car to the malt shop to meet debbie. >> jon: yes! >> stephen: that's what i'm talking about. so we here at the late show have made the song of the summer. hit it, jon!

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changed. >> sure has it's one thing to think about colin kaepernick you can't help but also think about tommy smith and john carlos and what they did at the olympics in mexico in 1968 on the medal stand you'll recall they raised their fists in a sign of black power and they both ended up paying a big price for that. today we spoke to tommy smith and asked him about colin kaepernick. >> my goodness is he prepared for the outlandish treatment he's going to get because of his belief in parity. he has a sacrifice and it's probably going to be quite great because he's up against red, white and blue, which covers the whole united states and its love and hearing one person sitting down because it's flying. >> when you think back on tommy smith and john carlos and you've talked to both of them as well especially john carlos, they paid a real steep price for doing what they believed was right. >> there's no question about that frank. and what i think we're seeing in today's modern athletes, athletes are very reluctant to come forward with their opinions because it could potentially cost them endorseme

having said that tommy talked about paper talked about labor rules. are we going to get china to changese elements are because they don't adhere to them, it gives them an advantage. >> i think what he is saying is the most important thing with respect for trading with china and i would say japan is love and other asian countries, what happens with these negotiations as we open up our markets to them and they don't open up their markets to us. he mentioned korea where we've seen him as no increase in our experts but they've seen a huge increase. that is something i don't think the american workers will go for. unless you are in favor of unilateral free trade of some of my libertarian friends are, that is not a real trade deal. i was only a small portion. the tax stuff is really revealing fear one-liner want to repeat by me. this is an orton. hillary is talking about raising taxes on businesses to as high as 50% when you take into account her income tax surcharge on the ridge. trump is talking about 15%. which is better for business? a 50% tax on exports for 15%. charles: a no-brainer. no

change, we needed to figure out a better way to handle situations. >> in the following years, more than 40 million people see the clip on youtube alone. and tommy's supporters and detractors seem to be evenly split. >> i get asked to write books about parenting. i'm, like, are you kidding me? are you serious? >> pay you for chores, are you out of your mind? >> you think i'm a parenting guru. have a great kid. i have a great daughter. she made one mistake. it could be argued i made a mistake depending on the point of view. >> the family says they emerged from the crisis. at the time, many predicted that tommy was irref caably damaging hannah and his relationship with her. >> people across the world were just plain wrong, she's not drug addicted. she graduated school with honors, got into college, turned out great. i'm not going to attribute that to youtube. i have a great daughter. i like to think we can communicate well. that's the kind of kid i have. >> i'm glad he shot my laptop nine times. >> if i got one left, i got two left, now i'm out. >> it was kind of obnoxious when i first saw it, but i'm glad what happened since then. >> hope you enjoy

tommy. you're good on the left. >> and as fast as we climb we descend falling at least 15 feet per second watching floor by floor pass by. >> coming down. >> these hard working local men and women changing the philly skyline and finally we touch down. >> here, good. nobody got too scared or nothing? got to be a little scared though. >> and that's an understatement. we heard it over and over and over again on that street. >> i'm not going up there in no basket. i'm cool, thank you, but i'm not going. sflrt. >> would you have the guts to go up in that thing? >> no way. i'd have to mentally prefer. >> we're changing the skyline. >> so the crane-operated man basket, it doesn't operate in winds because it starts to sway. >> my knuckles were white. >> they say some workers, they sit down in the basket because it's too high for even them, so the fact that i did it on camera without squealing. >> being afraid of heights, no longer in. >> exactly. what an experience there. no question. all right. something a lot of people are talking ing about. next at 6:00, a shocking postcard sent to parents y.this mistake has two local students at odds and why the state is calling for an investigation now. >>

tommy >> item 9, action item. approval or revisions of health services system membership rules. >> mitchell briggs chief operating officer of health service system. every year health service system has the board to review any membership will changes we have put into our membership and rules for fact that following plan you. so these are summarized on the first page in your deck. the first change to review is section or hotel, page 21 in the rules themselves. in regards to entitlement to medicare. this reflects operational policy group but equally, for 2017 when we had to medicare advantage plans being offered for medicare enrollees. >> excuse me what do you mean by reflects operation policy? images were already doing it and this is been done to comport with what we are doing? work this is something we intend to do? >> is something we intend to do for 2017. because of the family set up next medicare in romans, one being it could be retired employee. it's not on medicare but has a spouse is already reached medicare age >> i understand the effects operational policy means i could interpret that to being we are already doing something like this and we are now conforming our policy to do what we are operationally doing. it just my rea

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tommy >> item 9, action item. approval or revisions of health services system membership rules. >> mitchell briggs chief operating officer of health service system. every year health service system has the board to review any membership will changese have put into our membership and rules for fact that following plan you. so these are summarized on the first page in your deck. the first change to review is section or hotel, page 21 in the rules themselves. in regards to entitlement to medicare. this reflects operational policy group but equally, for 2017 when we had to medicare advantage plans being offered for medicare enrollees. >> excuse me what do you mean by reflects operation policy? images were already doing it and this is been done to comport with what we are doing? work this is something we intend to do? >> is something we intend to do for 2017. because of the family set up next medicare in romans, one being it could be retired employee. it's not on medicare but has a spouse is already reached medicare age >> i understand the effects operational policy means i could interpret that to being we are already doing something like this and we are now conforming our policy to do what we are operationally doing. it just my readi

tommy >> item 9, action item. approval or revisions of health services system membership rules. >> mitchell briggs chief operating officer of health service system. every year health service system has the board to review any membership will changese have put into our membership and rules for fact that following plan you. so these are summarized on the first page in your deck. the first change to review is section or hotel, page 21 in the rules themselves. in regards to entitlement to medicare. this reflects operational policy group but equally, for 2017 when we had to medicare advantage plans being offered for medicare enrollees. >> excuse me what do you mean by reflects operation policy? images were already doing it and this is been done to comport with what we are doing? work this is something we intend to do? >> is something we intend to do for 2017. because of the family set up next medicare in romans, one being it could be retired employee. it's not on medicare but has a spouse is already reached medicare age >> i understand the effects operational policy means i could interpret that to being we are already doing something like this and we are now conforming our policy to do what we are operationally doing. it just my readi