the donald trump campaign is relying on 12-year-old weston imer. (weston imer, trump campaign co-chair, jefferson county): "i am the co chair for the jefferson county trump campaign." we found him friday putting the final touches on the jefferson county field opening tomorrow in wheat ridge the place where volunteers will gather to get out the vote. (weston imer, trump campaign co-chair, jefferson county): "last year at school kids would bully me." weston admits sitting behind the big desk may not always be the coolest thing to do but he's loves it now and hopes to inspire others (weston imer, trump jefferson county): "get involved! that's what i'm gonna say. get involved, kids needs to be educated." of course on paper his mom is an official field coordinator, but she hopes giving her son so much responsibility teaches other parents --- democrat or republican. (laurel imer, weston imer's mother): "you have the responsibility to your parents to teach them." weston is hoping to continue his role until school starts in september. natsot: "restarting n

eastbound right after the weston tolls. here is live look at the zakim where bumper-to-bumper on zakim bridge and leverett connector. over to your live drive time and 128 to the tobin. 39 minutes on 93 south and a little over an hour on 128 southbound from route 1 in peabody to the weston tolls. >> daniel: 9:02 right now. following breaking news in salem at this hour. police tell fox25 that they are investigating a homicide. woman was found chandler street. man now in custody and investigators say this appears to be a domestic homicide incident. the suspect is expected to be in court this morning. we have a crew heading to the scene. we will bring you update once we receive more information. >> daniel: dozens of kids expected to return to boston somerville camp after a little boy drowned there last week. >> julie: the tragic accident prompted dozens of safety rules everyday. jessica reyes is live in south boston where kids are starting to arrive. >> jessica: camp starts at 10:00 this morning and past ten or 15 minutes we ha

he actually admits that he and his cell mate weston kruger had gotten in a fight. he had told us that the fight was over a disrespect issue. he was trying to watch tv from his cell, which is a challenge because you can't always hear the television from your cell. and his cell mate was in the rear of the cell, shouting through the vents to someone else. a common way that inmates communicate. >> a pretty long dude. i told him once before, keep it down. still talks, still loud. look, bro, be quiet when i watch tv. that's when he said [ bleep ]. that's when i got off the desk and started laying in on him. the minute he did that, i drew the line and doesn't matter how big he is, how small he is, i just needed to draw that and get that off my chest to let him know this is what's up. and it's sad. we went off like 20, 30 seconds and then stopped, shook hands, there ain't no problems no more. from that point on, he was quiet when i was watching tv. >> the two men are moved to holding cells until authorities can find new housing assignments for them. >> we'll bring each of

up to 27 minutes weston to the weston tolls. meteorologist shiri spear joining us now for day two, very pleasant enjoyable weather. shiri? >> shiri: we need to make up ground as far as the rainfall deficit goes, not happening today but every other day 7-day forecast, we got the showers, about an inch below average rainfall just this month and back it up to the beginning of the year and over seven and a half inches short. typical rain in boston. over eight inches short typical rain in worcester. we need it, we are itching for it, drought conditions yet we wake up this morning and more sunshine, 71? and work way lunchtime upper 70s in boston and should be able to get up to off the beach and inland towns and cities and off to the north here and stuck in pattern starting tomorrow and all the way into the beginning of next week, which is going involve a lot of humidity, warm weather and chance for showers. today awe we have are scattered clouds mixing with blue skies. incredibly quiet this afternoon, 80 in boston, in quincy but look

meet weston imer -- a field coordinator for trump's campaign. his mom is an official field coordinator, but she hopes giving her son so much responsibility teaches other (weston imer, trump campaign co-chair, jefferson county): "get involved! that's what i'm gonna say. get involved, kids needs to be educated." butt to (laurel imer, weston imer's mother): "you have the responsibility to your parents to teach them." weston is hoping to continue his role until school starts in september. the republican presidential nominee makes another attempt to remedy his less than favorable poll numbers among black voters... and does so by pointing the blame at the democratic party. steve nannes reports nominee) "i'm asking for the vote of every single african-american citizen in this country who wants to see a better future." donald trump's latest plea to black voters came during a campaign rally in dimondale, michigan friday - to a predominantly white audience. trump accused democrats of taking black voters for granted.. the business mogul even declared that

the back-up here goes all the way back to the weston tolls. westbound of course a lot of cure ross ilt heading into the weston tolls and on the backside, as well. let's take a look at the it stays heavy all the way out to the state police barracks. let's take a look at what's happening on 128 right now. heavy and slow throughout the afternoon. 95 southbound, route 2 to route 9 about a half-hour ride there. look at northbound, almost an hour ride from route 9 all the way up to 93 and andover. also we're seeing a lot of heavy traffic heading out of the 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 disclaimer: independence usa pac is responsible for the

meet weston imer -- a field coordinator for trump's campaign. his mom is an official field coordinator, but she hopes giving her son so much responsibility teaches other parents --- democrat or republican. (weston co-chair, jefferson county): "get involved! that's what i'm gonna say. get involved, kids needs to be educated." butt to (laurel imer, weston imer's mother): "you have the responsibility to your parents to teach them." weston is hoping to continue his role until school starts in september. the republican presidential nominee makes another attempt to remedy his less than favorable poll numbers among black voters... and does so by pointing the blame at the democratic party. nominee) "i'm asking for the vote of every single african-american citizen in this country who wants to see a better future." donald trump's latest plea to black voters came during a campaign rally in dimondale, michigan friday - to a predominantly white audience. trump accused democrats of taking black voters for granted.. the business mogul even declared that no oth

and 21 minutes from route 1 in peabody to the weston tolls. problem good news, shiri because you are tracking some rain. temperatures now and for the next couple of hours in the upper 60s. we don't get much of a warm-up. lower 70s. tons of clouds around and patchy drizzle and showers. i will time out the steadiest of it coming up. >>> a state lawmaker hospitalize and getting ready for surgery. the information we are learning of senator ken donald trump's condition after he was learning of senator ken donald trump's condition after he was rushed to the steeped slowly in cold water for small batches with an ultra-smooth, full-bodied flavor. discover the craft of cold brew today and keep on. ? sip in summertime with a frozen coolatta from dunkin' donuts. stay cool this summer with a new sour apple, watermelon, or blue raspberry coolatta. america runs on dunkin'. . welcome back at 4:15. meteorologist shiri spear. chatham over to harwich and orleans. yarmouth getting a decent rate of rainfall. a decent amount of rain out toward plymouth. eases up a

butt to (laurel imer, weston imer's mother): weston is hoping to continue his role until school starts in september. the republican presidential nominee makes another attempt to remedy his less than favorable poll numbers among black voters... and does so by pointing the blame at the democratic party. on friday during a rally -- trump accused democrats of taking black voters for granted.. he even declared that no other group of americans have been harmed by hillary clinton's policies more than the black community. (donald trump/ nominee) "look how much african- american communities are suffering under democratic control. to those i say the following. what do you have to lose?" clinton's campaign released a statement in response to trump's question stating.. african-americans have everything to lose.. voting for a man who questioned president obama's citizenship and courts 'black voters' clinton is overwhelmingly ahead of trump..91 percent to just 1 percent. it claims.... to be the best asian food in the country.... but this morning --- a las vegas restaurant is getting the wrong kind o

and 22 minutes on 128 from route 1 to the weston tolls. taking a look at the expressway, you can see those slowdowns really starting here at the gas tank, but the weather is absolutely beautiful. skies are clear and jason, even though those storms have passed, you are still tracking if you were just waking up with us we did have storms. those out of here nice and quiet. mid and upper 90s like we did yesterday and we will be turning the corner for something a little more tolerable and gloom in and some of the heavier storm totals and an inch of rain out of that heavy rain that went through yesterday and bursts of wind damage in worcester county and even around hingham and and randolph about half an inch of rain. needed but not drought 75 degrees right now in boston. dew point, 6. if you want those numbers to be farther apart if you don't want it it to feel as humid and that's what we are seeing this morning. it is still sticky, i think, for most standards, but not as oppressive and stuffy. the temperatures are generally in the 70s until you

meet weston imer -- a field coordinator for trump's campaign. his mom is an official field coordinator, but she hopes giving her son so much responsibility teaches other parents --- democrat or republican. (weston imer, trump campaign co-chair, jefferson county): "get involved! that's what i'm gonna say. get involved, kids needs to be educated." butt imer, weston imer's mother): "you have the responsibility to your parents to teach them." weston is hoping to continue his role until school starts in september. friends are alway looking to bail each other out... but this woman took things a little too far. what she was doing when she was arrested outside a police station...not wearing any pants. and... extreme skydivers taking the sport to new heights. but this may be a little too extreme...cloud surfing during we'll take an inside look at the newest extreme sport and remember, chopper 13 bringing you breaking news fast and first. stay with us. 00-07 "how much did you...shots of r&r." i'm catherine cortez masto and i approve this message. four yea

nothing slowing down as you make your way to the weston tolls. even relief on the expressway wide open. live drive times. 12 minutes on route 1 from 128 to the tobin. 20 minutes on 93 south. 21 minutes on 128 southbound from route 1 in peabody to the weston tolls. >>> our top stories this monday morning. a large police regulars going on along a rural road in princeton. the district attorney and medical examiner avenues office search'!aen a area near brook station road. neighbor tell the gazette they have been looking for a missing jogger since yesterday afternoon. a news conference is expected this afternoon. we will have a crew on the scene and we will bring you more informations in it becomes available. >>> this morning big problems at logan and other airports as we just told but at the top of delta airlines said computer systems are down everywhere, and this is causing massive delays. crowds are already forming at the delta terminal at logan. no one is being allowed to check into their flights. the first delta flight leaves for atlanta coming

waltham police were called to the house at 364 weston street, responding officers found a 52-year-old woman with multiple stab wounds, also wounded an 83-year-old woman with cuts to her hand, in custody tonight and charged with assault with intent to murder, emanuel lewis, 37 of a random incident, that louis and the victims knew each other. according to the d.a. louis initially fled the scene but was subsequently arrested. a shocked neighbor says the 2 women pretty much keep to themselves. warrant. investigators could be seen walking in and out gathering evidence. that 52-year-old woman remains in critical condition. this is an active investigation. anchor: a lawyer for ex-mob boss frank salemme is vowing to fight the murder charge against him. ed: today and charged with murdering a witness back in 1993. newscenter 5's david bienick was in federal court, where salemme appeared earlier today. david? reporter: frank salemme has been convicted twice before. but this time he faces his most serious charge. and if convicted, he could be put to death. seen here in file video from about 10 ye

he slashed his ex-wife 14 years ago when she was working as a housespeaker in weston. she was studying to be an interpreter and leaves behind a 2-year-old little girl. violation, and we are working to find out more why he was named a suspect in his daughter's murder. if we learn more, we will keep you posted throughout the morning. live in new bedford, jessica reyes, fox25 morning news. >>> a north reading woman is due in court accused of eliminating a political sign and running over a man with her car. look at the damage of the sign in andover. 57-year-old susan bryant is accused of spray painting messages about putin and cold star families in the homeowner caught bryant in the act early saturday morgue and said she nearly ran the homeowner over when she tried to get away. bryant damaged signs on property before and charged with defacing property and assault with a dangerous weapon. >>> that is not the only trump sign being targeted by vandals. we showed you this video on friday. a man in haverhill tells fox25 that his property is being repeatedly damaged by street wi

she was workingas housekeeper in weston and sabrina knew four different and leaves behind two-year-old little girl. desilva due in court in connecticut this morning on probation violation and not been charged with daughter's murder and received out into t when he could be charged or when may be in court and much more information on her on the fox25 news at four, five and six. live in new bedford. >> julie: take look at damage to sign in andover. 57-year-old susan bryant accused of spray painting messages about putin and gold star families on morning and nearly ran the homeowner over when tried to get away. police say bryant damaged signs before and charged with defacing property and assault with dangerous weapon. >> julie: video on friday man says property repeatedly damaged by different people. man says police have made several arrests. >> daniel: faa investigating a scare at beverly airport. plane landing without some of the some of the landing gear. sound of metal on pavement after a wheel fell off. flight instructor and student pilot doing series of takeoff and landings saturday mo

police were called to a home on weston street just after lunchtime yesterday and found a bloody scene inside. they found a 52-year-old woman with several stab wounds and a her hand. the 52-year-old, we understand, is still in critical condition this morning. police tell us the suspect is 37-year-old emmanuel lewis. he took off running from the scene police say but they were able to arrest him a mile away from a commuter rail stop. the suspects and victims did know each other and made it very clear this was not a random attack and the public was never in any danger. coming up in 15 minutes, we these two women that tell us that both of them lived in the neighborhood for more than ten years. jessica reyes, fox25 morning news. >>> this morning, red sox fans are waiting to learn how long david ortiz will be out of action, but early reports are hopeful. last night big papi fouled a ball out of his right chin and lived off the field in pain. x-rays are negative and into broken bones. the team says or lifted from day to day. pitcher steven wright and mookie betts will be out of action with mi

police called to a home on weston street just afr weston street just after lunchtime. when they got there, they found a pretty bloody scene inside. they found a 2-year-old woman with several stab wounds and an 83-year-old with cuts to her hand. the 52-year-old we understand is still in critical condition this morning. police tell us the suspect is 37-year-old emmanuel lewis. he took off running but police did arrest him a mile away at a nearby commuter rail stop. police did say that the suspect and victims that know each other and this attack was not random in any way. between the three of them. we did speak with neighbors and found out little more about these two women and for now we are live in waltham, jess yes, sir, fox 25 morning news. this morning, red sox fans are waiting to learn how long david ortiz will be out of action but early reports are hopeful. big papi fouled the ball off of his right chin and lived off the field if pain. the red sox said x-rays taken after the game negative and no broken bones. ortiz will be listed as day to day. pitcher steven wright

just fine. 3 minutes on route 1 from 128 21 minutes on 128 southbound from route 1 in peabody to the weston tolls. back to you. >>> new this morning, right now crews remain on 9 scene of this fire on lafayette street in lawrence. the red cross says they are helping three people who are living in this home. right now there are no reports of injuries. we will continue to follow this story and bring you more information just as soon as we get it. >>> and flames en gulf a building in downtown south bridge destroying two businesses and an apartment complex. investigation continues to determine how the fire started and fire fighters say they can't rule out that someone sparked it intentionally. fox25's michael henrich is live in southbridge. and michael, we saw police still on the scene there early this morning. >> police and fire fighters still on the scene right now in fact. it is impacting traffic here in the area of central and main streets with one of the lane close toast this large brick building that caught fire still roped off, and it going on here. a huge disruption to the people's lives

pike. 23 minutes on 93 south. 10 minutes on 128 northbound from university avenue in westwood to the weston tolls. back to you. >>> happening this morning, animal workers are going back to the house with a cat problem. >> catherine: several have already been removed and crews are expected to be there several more days clearing out the animal. jessica reyes is live. crews are so concerned about the condition in the who us they are wear hazmat suits. >> the conditions inside w health condemned it late last night. you can see the house across from us on school street. crews were here for much of the day yesterday. they removed several live and dead cats from here. but this morning they will be back here to track a dozen or so more that might be inside. smca workers had to wear these head to to e hazmat suits just to go inside the house. two adult sisters live inside the house and this is not the first time this has happened. more than 100 cats were taken from the hope a few years ago but the problems started back up recently. >> if it was a warmer day, could you smell it worse. winter to beiou

a little volume eastbound on the pike right after the weston tolls. expressway not a lot of relief there. 15 minutes -- 15 miles per hour is average speed right now on the expressway. here are live drive times, 23 minutes on route 1 from 128 to the tobin. 43 minutes on 93 south pretty typical 26 minutes on the expressway. back to you. night in row a vigil is held for massachusetts native who was murdered while out for a jog. right now police departments across central massachusetts are working around the clock to go through hundreds of tips that have come in. fox25 michael henrich joins us live in prince at the police department where the search for a killer continues. good morning. search continues. marcotte's body could be released today. >> let us pray vanessa may rest in peace. >> daniel: >> michael: vigil they prayed, went, lit candles to support each other and family of vanessa marcotte. 20-year-old native that worked for google time visiting mother in princeton. she went for a jog and never returned. >> i was a cop for 11 years. i can't compreh

you right to the tobin. 19 minutes on 93 south. 22 minutes on 128 southbound from peabody to the weston tolls. meteorologist shiri spear joining us now and shiri, you are talking feels-like temperature in the triple digits today. >> reporter: triple digits tomorrow. today, all about increasing humidity. today get a little stormy from boston points north and west. first up, everybody has to wait for storms. second stop, not going to be all day long. where we get thunderstorms today, there will be w degrees in boston right now. no rain to report to you yet, but increasing clouds, and i am thinking by 10:00 this morning, we will have that chance for a few showers in the boston area and we are watching for some pop-up thunderstorms in the afternoon. it is not storming the whole time. in fact the whole time it will be mostly dry out there. the storms we do get between the high humidity, temperatures in the 80s. the storms we get will pack a punch as far as the heavy rain goes. the batch of rain that we are little -- the estimated arrival time. manchester, new hampshire at 7:42. and worcester

weston is the one doing the work. >>> get involved. just get involved. kids need to be educated.>>> weston is in school so don't worry, but he did spend most of the summer at the office part- time. >> he has that trump hair done -- hairdo going. >>> no matter who whence the election it could be a lot >> in the bay area one county election, the votes are fair and honest and what they're doing to make sure that every >>> a few months from the general election and the primary for senate house and races is a week from tuesday. stories of rigged voting systems so how do you make sure your ballot is counted fairly. here is erik waxler. >> reporter: pasco county volunteers are taking the oath that they will do what they can to make sure the voting process is done by the book and some heard speculation about election day hacking. >> i laughed about it because i pasco county supervisor of elections brian corley said he is confident no breach will happen it doesn't mean someone will try. >> there is people out there who have nefarious motives. >> homeland security

bridge. 20 minutes on 93 southbound from 495 to the leverett connector and 23 minutes route 1 to the weston tolls. all lanes of sumner tunnel pickup truck spun out of control at ramp to 93 north. three men were in that truck, one was killed, two others are in the hospital but they are expected to survive and state police are still what exactly caused the crash. >> daniel: search on for whoever killed two nuns. they were found dead in mississippi and one of them has family here in massachusetts this morning. the nuns family says they were wonderful and can't understand who would do this. reaction from stoneham. >> michael: devastated by the loss of someone who so beautifully dedicated her life to others. two nuns killed in rural mississippi spent their lives helping others in a variety of ways. seen in this recent video talking about their work sister margaret held. >> michael: from massachusetts sister paula merrill. >> we worked together for many years and see patients. >> michael: 30 plus years ministering and serving as nurse practitioners at lexington medical clinic in homes county when

route 1 from the weston tolls. largely unchanged. a 22-minute drive. jason. >> jason: catherine, watching showers building in. most of us will be dry for the morning drive. so we will track these as well as our storm threats coming up for the afternoon straight ahead. >>> and an atm skimming cam drain the bank accounts. at 6:30, why they believe the could be spread out all over the northeast. >>> controlling your smart device through your skin. the tattoo that makes you let -- let's you make calls without tapping on the screen.pulling no punches. the race for the white house. the extreme measures for >>> back at 6:14. hillary clinton holding a strong lead over donald trump. state both she and trump call home. fox25's daniel miller join us now with the strategy going forward with both candidates. >> daniel: good morning, gene. with poll numbers sagging, donald trump will hold a public rally in wisconsin that comes of a the gop nominee delivered a major speech on foreign polyin ohio yesterday. during that speech. trump called for controversial measures t

from 495 to the leverett connector and just 13 minutes though on 128 from university avenue to the weston tolls. james bryson -- jason brewer tracking less and i g >> jason: tough to get dry and improvements compared to yesterday. timing next rain threat, already watching low developing to the west. i will show you that one straight ahead. >> daniel: iconic piece of real estate, tall building that could be home to the electric cars flagship store. >> stephanie: major step forward for work on one local getting installed this morning. >> daniel: new research on how to keep babies four hundred million dollars. that's how much charter schools will drain from massachusetts public schools this year. four hundred million siphoned from local districts that desperately need it. four hundred million that won't fund more science and technology, arts or preschool, counseling, or smaller class sizes. e public schools for all students, not just a select few. vote no on question 2. you live a portable life. new dannon oikos nonfat yogurt drink fits right in it. with 10 grams of protein... and zero added

the pike 30 minutes, 93, 22 minutes, 128 from route 1 in peabody to the weston tolls, going to take but half hour right now, and shiri, we know it is kind of nice day out there for anybody embarking on morning commute. >> shiri: especially temperaturewise, humidity wise, totally different season than yesterday. it is mild, dry and refreshing, lawrence as well, worcester a couple rain drops falling now, 65? is the temperature. not a lot of rain. it is going to be really light and patchy here and only going to last you until about 10:00 a.m. so 11:00 a.m. comes along, 76?. we make it into the low to mid-80s in worcester area with a lot of on and off clouds continuing today. spots like norwood, plymouth, also at risk for some of the heat things up inland, lawrence 64, dry but partly cloudy, look where temperatures are going. upper 80s, even close to 90? here, but it stays partly cloudy. so it is not going to be crystal clear and hot. it is going to stay partly cloudy, we got the little patchy morning rain. also at risk for one or two pop-ups this afternoon. i have to say about 90% of us ar

the braintree split to the mass pike, 31 minutes now route 128 from route 1 to the weston tolls. back to you. >> gene: 1 week after she was murdered while out for a jobbing with family and friends get ready to say to good-bye to vanessa marcotte. >> sara: tonight wake will be held for leominster native, followed by funeral tomorrow, this as the search continues. michael henrich live in prince where the police have been gathering clues. michael? investigation continues this morning. just yesterday at this very scene just 100 or so yards where from where investigators are basing operation. community members came together and put these balloons on this gazebo and went for a run to memorialize the young woman killed while out for a jog. >> we want to honor the fact that she had every right to be running on that road at that day at that time. >> michael: district attorney victim while she went for a jog is still on the loose. >> look at me. haven't been able to get out running since it happened. >> michael: group of 100 people got together tying balloons to center of princeton, then g

braintree split to the pike, jammed up, 31 minutes and take you 20 minutes, university out to the weston tolls 12 minute ride. shiri? >> shiri: hot, hot, hot today. back to the mid-90s, similar temperatures and feels like temperatures what we h look at all the above average temperatures and how long the humidity will last and when push up. >> jason: slowing down in the city. lofty goal mayor hopes to accomplish by bringing speed limit down. >> catherine: question surrounding driver behind wheel of the truck. look at zip trip to westford this morning. look at zip trip to westford this morning. back out there live massachusetts public charter schools are among the best in the country. our charter schools are public, and we have longer school days with more personal attention. nts in underperforming areas succeed. announcer: question 2 will expand charter school access and result in more funding for public education. every parent should be able to choose the public school that's best for their child. announcer: vote yes on question 2. >> michelle: see hometown team. and congratulations. guy

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11 minutes on 128 northbound from university avenue in from university avenue in westwood to the weston tolls. >>> 4:02. on the hunt for a man who robbed two local stores at knifepoint. officers searching for clue at jim's quick stop in billerica. a man with a large knife threatened a female clerk. it happened 15 minutes after a robbery at a liquor store three miles away. in both cases the man was described as wearing a gray hoodie and carrying a large night out. >>> two large dogs irishtiously attack a woman out for a walk. this video was only on fox25 at 10. it hoes the victim laying on overstreet with neighbors and a police officer by her side. witnesses tell us the woman was walking her own dog around 7:30 when two pit bulls mauled her by heard the dogs getting waiting -- i ran down and she was on the ground and her hand was all ripped open. >> neighbors te u a animal control taking away one of the pit bulls. no word where the dogs came from or if any charges will be filed. >>> a salem man behind bars after he admitted to strangling his estranged wife. he walked into the station say

pike average speeds 28 miles per hour as you approach weston tolls. expressway not a lot of relief there. from needham up past route 9 and over to the pike. live drive times, 37 minutes on pike from 495 to mass ave. 30 minutes on expressway, 41 minutes on 93 south from 495 to the leverett connector. >> gene: domestic homicide and suspect appeared to be in court this morning, right. have more information. >> elizabeth: zika virus made to american soil and forcing cdc, urge women for part of american city. 14 cases now being monitored. right now there are signs up around logan airport warning people of dangers and zika virus outbreak in the u.s. up until now everyone infected traveling outside the country or had intimate relations with traveled to the win wood neighborhood in miami on or after june 15th. cdc recommending that you get tested. right now there's no vaccine for the virus which is transmitted through mosquitos or unprotected sex. >> gene: less than two hours campers will return to the boston run day camp where seven-year-old boy dropped last

police are investigating a double stabbing at a home on weston street. officials say a too-year-old woman was stabbed several times. and an 83-year-old had a wound on her hand. both victims were rushed to the hospital, a suspect is in custody. the d.a.'s office says this was not random, the suspect and the victims, they say know each other. >> breaking news out of new york city. take a look at this. a man trump tower there, fifth avenue, with suction cups as he continues to scale that building. police are responding. you can see some of the holes they've put in the windows there as they try to make contact with him, try to get him to come back in. he is climbing up with suction cups. we'll keep an eye on that for you also. >>> here on 7, a night of

128 to the tobin. 20 minutes on 93 out. 23 minutes on 128 southbound from route 1 in peabody to the weston tolls. >>> 4:02 right now. children will return to a south boston day camp where a camper drowned last week. the curly community center in the l street bath house has 7-year-old kazr willis. the memorial for the little boy runs at the city-run center. last tuesday, kazr went into the water at carson beach on his own after a swimming session ended. parents of other campers met with marty walsh to discuss safety measures being made. >> sad that it takes a horrific event to bring change. i think we will see as we move forward for the rest of the summer how the change is working. >> daniel: those changes cameras, head counts every hour and mandatory life vest for children who go swimming. this week friends and family members will say goodbye to kazr. the funeral for the 7-year-old will take place on thursday morning at morning star baptist church mattapan. calling hours will be tomorrow afternoon. donations can be made to an online fund to the family. >>> happening this morning, a worcest

judy and josh weston. the cheryl and philip milstein family. the john and helen glessner family trust. supporting trustworthy journalism that informs and inspires. sue and edgar wachenheim, iii. barbara hope zuckerberg. corporate funding is provided by mutual of america-- designing customized individual and group retirement products. that's why we are your retirement company. and by the corporation for public broadcasting, and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. from the tisch wnet studios at lincoln center in new york, hari sreenivasan. this is pbs newshour weekend. >> sreenivasan: good evening and thanks for joining us. claims and counterclaims in syria today in the battle for aleppo, where 300,000 residents are trapped but there's little doubt that fighting for full control of the divided city is ferocious, and that rebel forces have made gains. various reports say rebels have at least partially broken a month-long government siege and seized a key military complex. hezbollah fighters, allied with syrian fo

heading out of town, mass pike it's crawling after the weston tolls out past route 16. then again after the weston tolls. if we go further out west there has been a problem after 146. in charlton. we had a disabled a tractor trailer with a fuel spill by the charlton service plaza, a seven-mile backup between 146 and charlton. george brown, 7 news. >> anchor: turning to health cast. stanford university. >> jadiann: officials say hard liquor is no longer allowed at the undergraduate oftencampus -- on campus party. >> anchor: dangerous drills in football practice lead to more serious hits for young players than in a game. researchers found the most severe blows happened during tackling experts say reducing the amount of tackling drills could help protect children from dangerous head injuries. >> jadiann: a study from harvard says what you post on instagram could determine if you are depressed. researchers looked at nearly 44,000 instagram pictures people who are depressed posted pictures that were grayer and darkner color. depressed people in the study were found to post m

judy and josh weston. the cheryl and philip milstein family. the john and helen glessner family trust. supporting trustworthy journalism that informs and inspires. sue and edgar wachenheim, iii. barbara hope zuckerberg. corporate funding is provided by mutual of america-- designing customized individual and group retirement products. that's why we are your retirement company. additional support has been provided by: and by the corporation for public broadcasting, and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. from the tisch wnet studios at lincoln center in new york, hari sreenivasan. this is pbs newshour weekend. >> sreenivasan: good evening and thanks for joining us. the united states this evening is on the verge of a milestone. tomorrow the u.s. will meet president obama's target of resettling 10,000 refugees from syria's civil war by the end of the federal government's fiscal year on september 30. that's according to the american ambassador to jordan. ambassador alice wells met today in amman with some of the sev

in one of the most counties in the state, the donald trumprump campaign is relying on year old weston found him friday putting theg final touches on the jefferson county field office opening tomorrow in week ridge, the place where volunteers willolun gather to get out to vote. last year at school kids would bully me.e. weston sitting behind the big desk may not always be thehe coolest thing to do, but he loves it now and hopes to to inspire others. get involved. kids need to be educated. i'm putting these in.n. of course on paper his mom is is the official field coordinator but she hopes giving her son sos much responsibility teaches other parents, democrat or republican. you have a responsibility toes your children to teach them. > weston is on hoping to continue his role until school starts in september. boss proud and maybe launching a career. you want to be president of thee united states one day. >> definitely, 20 10, watch for me. 2040 and i'll take you as mymy running mate. by the way this field office scheduled to open at 9:00 a.m. at the corner of 27th avenue and young field

the tobin, 38 minutes on 93 south. 40 metro station 128 southbound from route 1 in babies to the weston -- peabody to the weston tolls. >> daniel: hundreds of passengers stuck at logan airport commuter system for delta airlines went down early this morning and no flights are taking off. fox25 michael henrich following the story since it developed this morning. michael, people at airport understandably frustrated. they were supposed to take off, some of them hours ago. they may not take off still for another few hours. delta airport the line getting it has kind of wavered because they have accessed the system enough to check people in but so far flights have not been taking off and some passengers being told that some might leave as soon as 8:00 but that's not confirmed. in fact, corporate delta just release the statement about 90 seconds ago saying that, yes, there was a significant power outage in atlanta around 2:30 this morning that caused this system wide computer outage, not passengers anxiously awaiting more info. >> daniel: awaiting a news conference this morning in small town of

23 minutes it will take on you 93 southbound from 495 to the 24 minutes on 128 from route 1 to the weston tolls. back to you. >> elizabeth: we want to to start with bruno in woburn. 31-year-old man in critical condition after being stabbed outside the restaurant jake and joe's. now, police say it happened around 12:20 this morning just after the restaurant closed to the night. police clean-up crews came up earlier to remove more than dozen evidence markers placed there overnight. live report from woburn, that will come up in 30 minutes. boy. the toddler was rushed to the hospital, along with his twin sister on monday, and last night we learned he died. fox25 jason law live outside the woburn apartment where a babysitter was watching the kids when a call was made to 911. >> jason: someone called 911 and still breathing but unresponsive in woburn. we learned that the district attorney's office the now the investigation is on to figure out why. investigators say noah john larson, 15 months old died thursday night at boston children's hospital. fox25 has also learned noah's twin sister, emmy,

to the leverett connector. 10 minutes on 128 northbound from university avenue in westwood to the weston tolls. >>> we are following breaking news out of princeton where tate police are searching for a missing jogger. this has been going on in the area of brook station road since yesterday afternoon and several police cruisers at the scene. police report say a 27-year-old female disappeared while on a jog. according to a worcester telegram and gazette reporter, a man from a medical examiner's office is at the scene along with several members of the worcester county da's office. we have a crew headed to the scene and we will bring you more information as soon as we get it. >>> new this morning, one person is hurt when a car slams into a local liquor store in was the keen just after midnight on hyde park liquors. the driver went to the hospital for minor injuries. a suv was towed from the scene. it did not hit the building but may have collided with the other car before the crash. >>> a man convicted of shooting and killing his daughter will go to court. police picked up walter desilva for

from university ave to the weston tolls. if you were headed out right now, definitely get -- grab that bottle of water jason because still humid and sticky. >> jason: it did and heavy storms rolled through. one bit of rain around auburn as much as an inch of rain fell. we are getting pockets of locally heavy rain. take you on a recap of some of the neighborhood totals for the weekend and take a look ahead when more rain moves back in here. >>> an unusual weapon used in a suspect's apartment. we will show you what makes the gun in question easier to pot the most. >>> plus, a tragedy averted thanks so the quick action of lifeguards and other swimmers. >> two to three minutes -- >> daniel: a 7-year-old pulled lifeless from a local a tragedy averted at a local pool thanks to the quick thinking of lifeguards and other swimmer. a 7-year-old boy is recovering after almost drowning. fox25's jack yack spoke to a pair of parents who tried to save his life on friday. >> he didn't have a pulse, so keep thinking of my son. >> reporter: s

the weston tolls. >>> meteorologist shiri spear joining us for day two. and then we will be changing around, right. >> shiri: things are brewing here in the distance, julie. today we have comfortable weather in place. and the forecast, sticky by wednesday morning and which wednesday afternoon oppressive and stay nasty and thick and oppressive through the end of the workweek. into the weekend, get ready for conditions going downhill if you were not a fan of the humidity you will struggle later this the week. 53 in norwood and cooler. and plymouth 59 degrees. boston, 72. a look at your hour-by-hour forecast starting off with nice clear keys. 69 degrees at 6 a.m. we hit bottom and start warming back into the lower 70s by 8:00 this morning and up to 75 by 10 a.m. and temperatures that will whoever in the upper 70s and lower 80s there, but quite a bit warmer actually sees temperatures get all the way up to 90 this afternoon and a quick warm-up too. still lower 70s around 8:00 but 80 by 10 a.m. and by noontime mid-80s. by lunchtime you will feel much warmer inl

single-digit time. 19 minutes on 93 south. 10 minutes on 128 northbound from university avenue to the weston tolls. new this morning, a tractor-trailer is ripped open during an overnight crash in everett. the driver tried to make a right turn on the beacham treat and took the turn too tight. the truck hit a post and slit the side walls of the container wide open and you can see it in office video. you can see it after midnight. no one was hurt. was open for several hours. >>> a boston police officer was involved in a two-car crash in roxbury. you can see the cruiser and the other vehicle were both damaged. happened at washington and school streets. no word on any injuries. >>> this morning mbta police are looking to press charges on man caught on video threatening other riders. fox25 spoke to the woman recording the incident and tells christine mccarthy not the first time she has seen this man come aggressive with riders. >> i told to you move. and you won't do it. >> reporter: a man on the t caught on camera threatening other riders between swears and racial slurs, he threatens to shoot som

it slows past newton corner then it gets heavy as you make your way out past weston tolls. this stretch looks good heading through brighton but as you he the weston tolls it starts to get heavy all the way out toward framingham. i'm george brown, 7 news. >> anchor: in today's replying sunscreen can be a pain during those hot summer months but it doesn't have to b. family stay safe from the sun. >>> it's hot, anny and the kids just want to be outside.. but don't skip sunscreen doctors say you need to a minutes. when it comes to the kids it, doesn't have to be a fight. >>> i find that kids love putting it on themselves. if you can find a problem a child will apply themselves you are wiinhalf the battle . >> anchor: these kids like applying sprays and sticks themselves. and they aren't responsible for much because most clothing with uv protection built right in. >>> we like sync and titanium because these are quiz sun screens this. i have those same components built into the fabric. they insure their product is water resisten, sun resistant, chlorine resistant for the life of

split to the exit to the pike. 10 minutes on 128 northbound from university avenue in westwood to the weston tolls . >>> back to that breaking news now. a defense dating overnight crash on the mass pike. we take a closer look. it happened near exit 11 a.m. in southborough around midnight. i circled the area over by route 9. cell phone video show several rescue videos rushing to the scene with state troopers. closed for three hours. people sitting on the roofs of their car and walking around the lanes of the highway. traffic started moving about an hour ago. we are still trying to confirm with state police exactly what happened. we do know several cars were involved. >>> 4:32 right now. a young woman is being held without bail accused of viciously attacking a female police officer. that officer's injuries so bad she needs reconstructive surgery. michael henrich live in the newsroom with more details that incident. the officer lost an ear. >> reporter: the police officer will need reconstructive surgery and visit a plastic surgeon ians after his dealing with a lost ear. the 19-year-old in a ba

from university avenue from westwood to the weston tolls. speaking of shiri here she is in norwood and like jason mentioned and alluded to, rain, not going to get a lot of it but a few sprinkles out there. >> shiri: yes, over the weekend scattered showers which is a great thing and we could see downpours along with that. the problem would be we need a week of steady rain to really reremembers this kind of dry situation and drought conditions that we have in place. has been. if we go all the way back to the beginning of the year and we go up to yesterday, this is actually the 6th driest period of time and the time frame that we had on record in boston has been significantly dry. our rainfall deficit now stands over 7 inches in the city itself. and this is how things shape up today. another dry day. we wake up this morning to temperatures in the 50s and 60s by 7 a.m. we have got about 57 in boston and beverly. 61 in plymouth. and 64 in nashua and lower 60s over the cape. at lunchtime today, let's plan around low and mid-80s in most towns and c

heavy after the weston tolls approaching this spot here. route 30 in framingham. as we look at it on the map you see about a 20 minute ride. that is where the heaviest of the ride s. once you get past the weston tolls out to 4935 in westboro you are looking at about another 20 minutes. it gets better past framingham. also looking at the downtown area. the garden camera, the leverett heavy and slow heading down to storrow drive. there is a red sox game tonight. as we look at the expressway southbound, coming out of the tunnel heavy and slow the entire way. it's going to take you over a half hour to get from downtown from the tunnel down to the split. i'm george brown, 7 news. >> jadiann: sean diddy combs opening up a new harlem." he made sure to give advice for the first day of class. it will be hard to top the first day of school getting to hang out briefly with sean diddy combs. >> i love new york, i love harlem. it's great to do something for the community. >> reporter: the school was combs' idea. six years ago he approached steve perry about opening it. >> i sa

from route 1 in peabody to the weston tolls. >> now to breaking news. if off flight this morning, delta airlines is reporting that their computer systems are down everywhere. right now hundreds of people are waiting overseas. this a picture we want to show you that was tweeted from an airport in rome. no word yet on the situation at logan airport. the first delta flight leaves we will keep an eye on this breaking story all morning. >>> and also breaking this morning, state police are in princeton searching for a missing jogger. going on in the area brook station road since early yesterday afternoon and several police cruisers remain at the scene. a 27-year-old female disappeared while on jog. according to the worcester telegram report, a van from the medical examiner's office is on the scene as well as several member of the worcester we have a crew to the scene and we will bring you more information as soon as we get it. >>> a man suspected of shooting and killing his daughter will be in court. police picked up walter desilva for a probation violation,

judy and josh weston. the cheryl and philip milstein family. the john and helen glessner family trust. supporting trustworthy journalism that informs and inspires. sue and edgar wachenheim, iii. barbara hope zuckerberg. corporate funding is provided by mutual of america-- designing customized individual and group retirement products. that's why we are your retirement company. additional support has been provided by: and by the corporation for public broadcasting, and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. from the tisch wnet studios at lincoln center in new york, this is pbs newshour weekend. good evening and thanks for joining us. national polls show hillary clinton dominant with african- american and latino voters but donald trump is making his case. at a rally in virginia last night, the republican candidate reiterated his recent pledge to reach out more to black voters. >> the gop is the party of abraham lincoln. (cheers) and i want our party to be the home of the african- american voter once again. ( cheers