nicole: good morning, i'm nicole petallides. federal reserve chair janet yellen signals interest rate hike could be coming as soon as as next month. this job's release could make or break the rate rise. lauren: the dow down 157 points last week. let's check in right now to see how stock market futures are shaping up ahead of the opening bell. nasdaq futures down 2 and a half. nicole: weaker yen could help japanese exports. nikkei up and in china fractionally lower. lauren: oil prices moved in a big way last week. down 1.3%. nicole: big night for the music industry. we will have the story. lauren: the vma's. in sports, the yankees missed chance to move up in wild card race after winning four in a row . highlights coming up. nicole: 5:01, we welcome you fbn:am, first look at what's today ahead. lauren: trump tweeting i will be making a major speech on illegal immigration on tbhens the great state of arizona, big crowd looking for a larger venue. mean while republican vice presidential nominee mike pence says trump stands on immigr

nicole: good morning, i'm nicole petallides. and hillary clinton already hitting back at trump with rebuttal to his speech and we will have all the details for you. lauren: friday release of job's report sparking a global stork market. checking in on u.s. stock market futures futures ahead of today's opening bell, dow futures indicating 47% rise at the open. nasdaq gaining 16 points. nicole: in asia stocks also in rally mode. let's check it out. that's up 1%. lauren: check out oil prices, they have been down 11 in the past trading sessions, right now up 42.41 a barrel. nicole: japan makes a rare televised address that could make it difficult, significant change in japan's imperial system since world war ii. lauren: michael phelps leads team to u.s. victory. 19 gold medal. in baseball alex rodrÍguez says he will be hanging up his cleats. nicole: that was big news over the weekend. it's 5:01 a.m. we welcome you to fbn:am. first look at what to expect on the day ahead. dozens of adelta passengers are experiences massive delays due

nicole: 5:01. welcome to fbn:am, first look at morning markets, breaking news and what to expect for the day ahead. lauren: like a big reset. you reset the week and the month. breaking news this morning. donald trump and hillary clinton kicking off the post convention contest with busy travel plans, trump launching an 8-day, 5-day tour starting with ohio and pennsylvania and clinton to campaign in omaha nebraska with warren buffet. the presidential nominee on fox news sunday for this exclusive interview. >> you don't think there's any legitimate reason why people would have doubts about your -- to use your phrase honestly and untrust worthiness. >> it's fair for americans to have questions, i hope you'll ask donald trump why he's so untrusted by the mean people. i think the uninflammatory answers blame somebody, blame immigrant, blame muslims, blame somebody, is attractive in the first instance to people who are looking for answers, but what i'm continuing on and i believe, he has offered nothing t

nicole: beautiful. coming up rio olympics and with the flame extinguished and passed to tokyo.he box office. >> my family was one of the most respected, welcome home. >> please, i need you to tell me who your enemies are. >> i won't name names until we were betrayed by my own brother. nicole: ben the biggest box office bust. we will tell you who beat out ben. you're watching fbn:am, first look at morning markets and breaking news. more coming up after the break ♪ [announcer] is it a force of nature? or a sales event? the summer of audi sales event is here. get up to a $5,000 bonus on select audi models. >> in the arena there is no law. races is a blood spoil. if you lose, you die. if your brother, beat him. nicole: i love morgan freeman. ben one of the biggest budget busts of the summer. brought in 11.4 million in its opening weekend. coming in first for the third straight week in a row suicide quad. a little over $20 million, 62 million domestically ranking at fifth among all dc comic adaptations. sa

a powerful overnight earthquake page nicole: and nicole petallides. hillary clinton state department and the clinton foundation. donald trump softens his immigration stance. lauren: the dow snaps a two-day losing streak ending a team plans to the site yesterday. let's check in a stock index futures right now we have a nicole petallides and monastic is trained to japanese tax drag him in more than half of 1%. 75 index closed at one 10th of 1% hometown 1%. lauren: oil prices weekend 1.5% yesterday. $47.20 a barrel. oil giving back on the 2% today. nicole: tesla announces >> identified in the american league east. the boston red socks keeping in a dead heat with the highlights come in a good >> 5:01 a.m. when they have his 24th. we welcome you to "fbn:am." your first look at morning markets and breaking news. lauren: 21 people believed to have died. the magnitude of 6.2. 100 miles northeast of rome. it happened around 3:00 a.m. local time. witnesses say residents are trapped under a breeze of a building. there have been about 60 aftershocks. these rescue

lauren, nicole. nicole: henceforth. nicole: thenceforth commend the u.s. open under way. novak choke a got off to a very good start. baseball with a dramatic 10th inning win for the new york mets. other highlights coming up in sports. ♪ the world is mourning the death of a comic genius. gene wilder and we will have more when we return. ♪ [announcer] is it a force of nature? or a sales event? the summer of audi sales event is here. get up to a $5,000 bonus on select audi models. always has to be who sat your desk? phone now, with one talk from verizon... hi, pete. i'm glad you called. (announcer vo) all your phones can work together on one number. you can move calls between phones, so conversations can go where you go. take your time. i'm not going anywhere. (announcer vo) and when you're not available, one talk helps find the right person who is. hi, john. (announcer vo) so wherever work takes you, you can put your customers first. introducing one talk-- another way verizon connects your business better. learn how at onetalk.com. nicole: actor gene wilder has died. he

nicole: good morning. i am nicole petallides. i nicole petallides. i would venture that the equator were donald trump. don trump better at handling the top issues for americans, the economy. lauren: degas that's a seven-day losing streak with 41 points on the back of rebounded oil prices. plus check on stock market futures. the dow was up two points, nasdaq up seven. train two stops was the first in four days at the nikkei up 1% ending up one 10th of 1%. lauren: it was a big driver of the stock rout of rebounded 3.4% yesterday. still trading above $40 a barrel. trade to be my musk with widening losses among higher costs and disappointing delivers. the company sticks to its ambitious production plan. lauren: wal-mart in talks by judge.com to help it battle amazon. nicole: the u.s. women's soccer team wins their first game in rio. the u.s. flag will be carried the opening ceremony by asilomar michael phelps, the most decorated athlete in american history. lauren: 5:31 a.m. in new york it thursday, august 4th. almost dare to tgif. fbn am, your first loo

nicole: i am nicole petallides. the obama administration secretly airlifted or hundred million dollars to iran as four detained americans were released. we'll have a story for you. lauren: to tell posting its longest losing streak in year 107 straight sessions. after calling 90 points and looks like u.s. features there down again making it a sessions in a row. s&p down five commitments to 11. nicole: stocks in japan last 2% as the economic stimulus package disappointed investors. the shanghai composite index gained one quarter of 1%. lauren: oil prices falling below. the good news that the gas pump, the more trouble for the oil patch. $39.80 a barrel, gained three quarters to 1% fell below 40. nicole: at that exile plans to expand its about medicare business. lauren: the day for unlocking your smartphone with pastors are over. samsung unveiled a new phone that can be and not the blink of an eye. nicole: the doping issue still being debated and the new york mets taking to the yankees. highlights coming out. lauren: 5

nicole: thank you. coming up we will be watching much more on what happens for janet yellen in wyoming as well as this. ryan lochte has been charged in brazil with filing false police report. new york mets gain some ground, highlights coming up in sports. check this out too. >> real meal for 5 bucks, real meal for 5 bucks, finger licking, finger licking good. nicole: you think it is finger licking good too but it is one of the biggest secret in the world. a nephew of colonel sanders, we have that story for you. you are watching "fbn a.m.," your first look at markets and breaking news. nicole: look at the futures market, a mixed bag, the dow and nasdaq, the s&p is up one/4 of one point, this week all the major averages are down 1/2%. lauren: oil is at $47.05 a barrel, down 1/2%. gold is up $13.28 an ounce. the latest from the world of sports. ryan lochte has been charged with filing a false robbery report during the olympics in rio. he admitted he exaggerated the drunken incident with three other swimmer

nicole: go u.s.a. 5:31 a.m. we welcome you to "fbn:am," the first look at today's practice, the latest break-in is and what to expect but they had. lauren: hillary clinton strongly criticizing donald trumps economic proposals while campaigning in florida. >> his tax plan will give super big tax breaks to large corporations and the really wealthy. just i can than the guys who wrote the speech. he wants to eliminate the consumer financial protection bureau, which has saved billions of dollars for americans. >> this comes as trump slams clinton and the major economic policy speech. blake burman's details from michigan. >> speaking for the detroit economic club monday in a parade of protesters from a donald trump released part of a reworked tax plan. trump was introduced by his running mate mike pence and that a new bracket which would call for rates 12, 25 and 33%. trent praises the first rate for the wealthiest of americans who he said would get their fair share. he also proposed dropping the top and business tax

nicole, back to you. nicole: at the latest on that latest on the two olympic summers been held in rio after a judge raises new questions after the athlete story that they were robbed at gunpoint. in louisiana, devastating flooding is far from over as far over as large range of rains are expected today. details there. you are watching "fbn:am," your first look at morning markets and breaking news. is hmm. [cell phone beeps] hey! [police whistle blows] [horns honking] woman: hey! [bicycle bell rings] turn here. there. excuse me. uh. uh. [indistinct announcement on p.a. system] so, same time next week? well, of course. announcer: put away a few bucks. feel like a million bucks. for free tips to help you save, go to ♪ feed the pig hey how's it going, hotcakes? hotcakes. this place has hotcakes. so why aren't they selling like hotcakes? with comcast business internet and wifi pro, they could be. just add a customized message to your wifi pro splash page and you'll reach your customers where their eyes are al

nicole: 401(k)s, iras. here's a look at the headlines in today's edition of "the wall street journal." whistleblowers posed to reap large reward. the whistle blower could get a payout type two bank of new york. the world's biggest advertising fire breathing space for. a consumer product giant will move away from specific customers after banning the practice has limited effectiveness. gawker and the daily mail are a defamation suit settlement. the journal says the deal could resolve one of a long list of cases from subjects of its past article. good luck at stops with 11% in the online review site raised revenue guidance. they have struggled to attract users in the second quarter. the quarterly earnings. a look for first-quarter results from michael kors before the opening bell. the accessory makers expect good to have lower earnings compared to last her at this time. investors at her comment from the company and their effectiveness as for the current quarter. kate spade got really hit hard time about 20% af

nicole tinan's tormentor, alex campbell. the case snowballed after an alert cook county detective trained to look for signs of trafficking notified federal investigators. >> when i first met julia, she was a very scared young lady. >> julia reported her boyfriend had beaten and threatened her. >> he said many times that he would kill me and nothing would stop him. >> she feared for her life and she feared she could be killed by him and thought she would be killed by him for going to the police. >> vanhorn plugged julia's so-called boyfriend's name into the computer. >> before i started this case, i never even heard of alex campbell. once i put him in the system, i found an extensive criminal history. >> in 1986, campbell shot his way into a house, then held two women captive in a tense standoff with chicago police. convicted of attempted murder, home invasion and kidnapping, campbell served ten years. after his release, he was arrested again for selling young women. and many of those women like julia sported that telltale ho

nicole: 5:01 a.m. your first look at today's markets come in the latest breaking news and what to expect the day ahead. lauren: donald chow clarifying his position on how to deal with illegal immigrants in the united states at a town hall event by sean hannity last night. >> no citizenship in >> go a step further. they have to pay back taxes. they pay taxes. there's no amnesty. lauren: the nominee is open to soften a month estimated 11 million people in the country illegally. drunk previously said he would create a deportation course. president clinton dismissed in a paper plate after an associated press found more than half of the nongovernment officials who met with her while she was secretary of state gave money to the clinton foundation. >> my work as secretary of state was not influenced by the outside forces. i made policy decisions based on what i felt was right to keep americans safe and to protect u.s. interests abroad. the state department has said itself that there is no evidence of any kind

nicole: i am nicole pedallides. investors on hold ahead of a big report on july jobs after wild swings in may and june. warner: let's check stock market futures, dow futures hired by 27 points, nasdaq by eight. investors in asia on hold, in japan the nikkei closing at zero and the shanghai composite index down 0.2%. nicole: volatile oil prices closed above $41 yesterday, still at $41.06 a barrel. lauren: apple the latest company to have big bucks, we will tell you how much. facebook takes more steps to get rid of click beit. in sports the opening ceremonies for the olympics, a third of the russian team won't be allowed to compete. in baseball the mets take the final game of the subway series with help from their new slugger. it is 5:01 am in new york, it is friday, august 5th, welcome to "fbn a.m.," the latest breaking news. nicole: more controversy over the us payment of $400 million to iran. that money was delivered by an unmarked airplane, then tehran release four americans earlier this year. one of the four amer

moran, nicole, back to you. nicole: jeff flock, thank you very much. americans planning to travel to iran. the risk of arrest in the detention of u.s. citizens, especially those with dual iranian citizenship. since the u.s. government does not have diplomatic relations, the u.s. has extremely limited ability to help americans if there is an emergency. the warning comes after the u.s. signed a nuclear donated $400 million cash payment to the country contingent on the release of american hostages. lauren: we begin in asia. japan's nikkei down half of 1% while china's shanghai composite index gained 1.1%. korea's cost between one third of 1%. lauren: bears in europe. the act punishes those countries having felt the impact of great britain leaving the european union just yet. the ftse in london at 34 points. the dax and germany gaining 75. >> news this morning that nicholas sarkozy with her aside and ring for president next year. u.s. stock market futures. at 33. s&p futures up for. nasdaq up 12. lauren: oil and gold this morning, huge move for crude oil.

nicole: it is so humid in new york. nicole: you melt going outside. warner: coming up donald trump and hillary clinton set aside their campaign controversies and duel over different plans to fix the economy. >> he offered no credible plan to address what working families are up against. >> she is talking about her plan. her plan, what does it do? it raises taxes. maria: we have a reaction. retail stocks led the record rally on wall street. we get two more important reports on the retail sector, one from the government and the other from jcpenney. we will tell you what to look forward to. you are watching "fbn a.m.," your look at morning market and breaking news. you focus on making great burgers, or building the best houses in town. or becoming the next highly-unlikely dotcom superstar. and us, we'll be right there with you, helping with the questions you need answered to get your brand new business started. we're legalzoom and we've already partnered with over a million new business owners to do just that. check us out today to see how you can become

i am nicole petallides. lauren: welcome back, nicole. i'm lauren simonetti appeared the clayton foundation under fire after they purrs for the state and a cheer from the firm whose parent company is owned by a major donor to the clinton foundation. train to asian markets mostly lower. japan's nikkei gained 1%. lauren: u.s. stock market futures ahead of the opening bell. train to oil prices under pressure this morning down 1%. drink the univision agrees to buy copper after cracker was hulk hogan. we'll have the details. trained to simone biles wrapping up events with another gold medal. christian taylor took the gold in men's triple jump. all the highlights from the rio games. lauren: meanwhile, 5:01. the latest breaking news in what to expect that their head. nicole: donald trump is changing his campaign leadership. advisor kelley conway promoted to the role of campaign manager. call mena for on his campaign chair. stephen bannon, the cofounder of brave heart news comes on board as campaign ceo. lauren: tribe responded to the violence in

nicole: at thank you, blake burman. i thought the trump will be a guest tonight on the record with greta van festered at 7:00 p.m. eastern time. you don't want to miss that. the u.s. stepping up against isis and libya with a sustained bombing campaign. american warplanes launching against the stronghold yesterday. i was at the request of the u.n. libyan government targeting group tanks and vehicles. >> we will be working closely with them and they will be to terminate the pace and success of this campaign. they have their forces on the ground conducting their efforts in this will be in support of their efforts. >> the pentagon spokesman adding they did not have an endpoint at this moment in time. the third u.s. airstrike in libya. lea: life in hong kong came to a standstill as typhoon neither moved across the city. listed the financial help was closed and that's why we didn't give you an index today. more than 150 flights are canceled stranding thousands of passengers. though blind areas are put on flood alert. hong kon

nicole as the fun joins us live. nicole? nicole: if you pan up to where these women were sitting there is a second floor and if you will it hold. >> i was watching television. three shots and that was it. nicole: multiple shots fired, the violence missing its intended target, but traveling straight through this home where the women were gathered. it hit one woman in the back of the leg, grazing the other. >> it was a gunshot. nicole: scary, but it could have been much worse. neighbors say that shots were fired here at the intersection of suffield avenue and parry avenue. police continue to canvas the area, searching for the person responsible. police are telling us tonight the investigation is ongoing. no suspects in custody. live in worcester, nicole estaphan, wcvb newscenter 5. right now, several families are burned-out of their house in abington. flames broke out at 36 harrison avenue just after noon today and quickly rose to two alarms. abington's fire chief says the fire likely started on the front porch. crews were for

nicole: 3 minutes on the tape are missing. the race to the white house, the first time since declaring his presidential run donald trump admitting some of his comments may have caused personal pain. >> sometimes in the heat of debate and speaking on a multitude of issues, you don't choose the right words or you say the wrong thing. i have done that. [cheers and applause] >> believe it or not, i regret it. nicole: hillary clinton's campaign issued a statement saying in part, quote, that apology is simply a well-written phrase until he tells us which of his many offenses, bullying and divisive comments he regrets and changes his tune altogether. lauren: trump slams clinton saying she is dishonest. >> sometimes i can be too honest, hillary clinton is the exact opposite. she never tells the truth. one lie after another, getting worse with each passing day. lauren: too honest or dishonest, trump said hillary clinton under the democrats have not done enough to improve the lives of minorities. nicole: hillary clinton leading donald t

nicole: nicole estaphan, wcvb newscenter 5. todd: what an excellent outcome. rhondella: you did the original minivan. that attracted the attention. that was huge. rhondella: ok. let us know what you have in store for us in the weather department, mike. mike: i'm going to try to find some good news but it's going to take a few days. it is so muggy out there. we got a little break. now we are back to the heat and humidity again. look at the thunderstorm in the last few hours. that is really going to be a trend. lightning really diminishi look at this. we just have a few scattered showers. this may hold together, getting to boston around 8:00. i cannot think we will see much out of it. there was a severe thunderstorm warning issued. that warning will be allowed to expire. what is causing all of this? there is a cold front on the way. it is a cold front only in name. degrees. there's just enough of a whisper in the atmosphere to fire off the thunderstorms. most of the activity is down toward the south. so it looks like we will miss out on a lot of the rain. this i

nicole: disturbing details outlined in a notebook. thankfully she shared it with a therapist to then called police. >> allegedly had printed out bomb making materials. nicole: 23-year-old heather lyons stood motionless in a worcester court friday as psychiatrists read disturbing details of a plot to kill her former boss and set off bombs on wpi's campus. >> she would then shoot and kill people at random. nicole: according to police lyons had printed put bomb , making instructions but had not purchased the materials necessary. the therapist reported she expressed anger at a boss she admitted fabricating sexual assault allegations against in 2015. a former employee for chartwell food services, she was moved to it didn't quell her anger. >> i couldn't believe it. nicole: the details shocking to her longmeadow avenue neighbors who have known her since she was a child. >> i don't have a problem with heather. she was a good kid. nicole: our neighbors say they never saw any of the anger discussed in court. chest never, no, no. nicole: wpi of

nicole: nicole estaphan wcvb newscenter 5. todd: just an amazing couple. so happy it is a happy ending. rhondella: tough. let's move on to the weather. mike: hot, humid and this continues and nausea. we had showers that added more humidity to the air during showers and thunderstorms cut its way across area. we had some areas that picked up some decent rain. this was the line at the relay much as an inch of rain. but a tapered off. as we have seen some a times, some places get it and some places don't. some of us will get rain out of it and some of us will not. there are some of the lightning we had going on. it was really sparking across the area. you didn't get anywhere close to the rain. you can see the thunderstorms that were out there. as you look out towards charlton, also some power lines down. not a lot of damage. certainly, there was a lot more last night. just because of the isolated nature of these storms. it is moving out of radar range and pushing well offshore. a lot of temperatures well at the 90's today. and it wasn't just the heat. look at

nicole. nicole: ben, diane, that's right. the shooter is still on the loose. the police have few clues as to that person's identity. what they do have is a heavy police presence. family and friends are sitting on that front stoop and police officers going door-to-door, knocking, looking for anyone who may have heard anything. again at the man died, the woman rushed to the hospital in critical condition. >> in the last week and a half, those numbers are taking up again. our work is never done. it is never done. i got a text last night at 3:00 in the morning from commissioner evans, telling me a young person

nicolle: why is that where we are? it sounds like that's your assessment of the state of the conversation. i think these issues are more fraught and complicated to discuss now than at any other point in my professional life. what do you attribute that to? prof. glaude: it has to do with the vitriol unleashed by the election of barack obama. i talk about in my book something called the value gap. we talk about the achievement gap, the wealth gap and the empathy gap, but there's something more fundamental and it's the value gap and it's the belief that white people matter more than others. nicolle: nobody raises their kids to think that. prof. glaude: it's not about an explicit belief. it based in the oxygen. i till this story -- you learn simply by moving about in space, just driving in certain communities and driving out of those committees, we learn how certain folks are valued. simply by moving about in just like going to school or going to work, all of this stuff is circulating. even when we thought we turned the co

nicole wilfinger will have to. she will also pay fines upwards of $15,000 and you do prison 16 years. according to the new amendments to nevada law, nicole wilfinger won't be able to have her record expunged after she completes her sentence. that was something that was possible 15 years after a completed sentence in the old rule. that will no longer be something she can do. so that conviction will not be able to be sealed. this will remain on her record for the sergio avila, news 3. back to you. >> thank you for that update. >>> a sex trafficking investigation lands a 63-year-old las vegas man in jail. metro detectives with vice and sex trafficking divisions arrested david coil. they say he lured teenagers into prostitution through craigslist. detectives say he had been doing this since october of last year. if you think you're child has had contact with him, police want to hear from you if you 702-385-5555. >>> juan rubio is in jail charged with a deadly stabbing on sunday. a man was found with stabbed wounds and

nicole: joining the sound of cleanup a sound of generators. a lot of people still without power but that is such a minor concern when you consider some of the damage. >> it felt like you were in a blender. you >> everything was rattling, it was 10 or 15 seconds and it was over. nicole: despite an alert if you had time to react. >> i heard a funny noise, it was her making funny noises. i shut all the windows and one open. all the -- all of a sudden the curtain had been blowing in when the wrong direction and started heading out. their doorstep. >> it was really loud and water lashing out the windows. nicole: the ef1 devouring wins -- trees forcing branches into homes. as crews worked to clear debris. >> completely trashed. the trees and trunks and everything. it is awful. nicole: a warning to staff the streets that are hard to find. the cause of the damage even harder to believe. >> i am from new england. it does not happen. i guess they do now. nicole: only one injury that happened in the last couple of hours. a worker was conscious when he wa

we're live in worcester, nicole estaphan, wcvb newscenter 5. diane: nicole, thank you. president obama started off his family vacation on martha's vineyard with a day of golfing, a great day to get outside. he tee'ed off at farm neck golf club in oak bluffs around one -- aroun l.a. clippers player chris paul joined the president and two friends for the match. the first family arrived yesterday for their two-week vacation. how is the weather going to look? a.j.: i was on the cape. it was beautiful. awesome sunset. i know we have storms coming through, but they really led to a great sunset. humidity has been low. i think everybody enjoyed most of today. their work one arteaga flickering showers. a.j.: no, no, they clicked and they are in and out. 80 in worcester. boston, 86. pleasant all the way through the south shore, south coast, cape and the islands -- great day for golf. he to be another nice day for golf tomorrow and tuesday as well. lots of sunshine, low humidity, and obviously where we have had our lack some quick greens out there. the last of the showers, and ver

newscenter 5's nicole estaphan is live in princeton. nicole: there are a lot of questions when it comes to the death of vanessa mark caught -- marcotte. vanessa marcotte once called home. a somber procession leading to the leominster church that would house her final goodbye. >> her love of life and friendship and family. nicole it was the love that : marcotte shared with the world. >> she did not have a evil piece of energy in her. nicole that drew hundreds to : embrace the legacy she left behind. to complete strangers. many who came, if only for a moment to help carry the burden of loss. her murder still a mystery. marcotte found in a little over a week ago in a wooded area in princeton, she was out for a jog, but never returned. >> i have a daughter. where ever she goes -- whenever she go somewhere i worry. nicole: the support inside the church, was met with the empathtic emotion from strangers >> i wanted to put my hand on my heart and say a prayer inside and maybe she will hear me up top. >> maybe this will amount to something. nic

nicole not on the roster this : year, or maybe ever again. the decision made friday by new bedford bears pop warner co parks department. after a well liked coach, 39-year-old sharik mendes was charged in a heroin drug traffiking ring. >> i think it shocked the whole city those that liked him and , those that didn't. nicole perhaps no one more : shocked than conceicao, who wrote a letter to the judge at the request of mendes. he says at the time he believed mendes story, that he was in the wrong place at the wrong time. he had faith in the >> he does a great job with the kids and it is sad to see it end up this way. nicole earlier this week a judge : agreed to let mendes continue to coach, sparking controversy. that conceico letter, at the forefront. but conceico says after a closer look at the charges, he changed his mind. >> good things come to an end. easy money will get you in trouble. nicole: according to court documents mendes sold heroin at h.e.a.r.t. gym and was a large-scale distributor of heroin in new bedford. we caught up with him

our nicole estaphan is live in dorchester with the latest on the investigation. nicole. nicole: ben, diane, that's right. the shooter is still on the loose. the police have few clues as to that person's identity. what they do have is a heavy police presence. family and friends are sitting on that front stoop and police officers going door-to-door, knocking, looking for anyone who may have heard anything. again at the man died, the woman rushed to the hospital in critical condition. >> in the last week and a half, those numbers are taking up again. our work is never done. it is never done. i got a text last night at 3:00 in the morning from commissioner evans, telling me a young person few clues. they are asking the public for help. the woman that was injured is expected to recover. live in dorchester tonight, nicole estaphan, wcvb newscenter 5. ben: all right, nicole, thank you. taking a live look at the boston skyline. a beautiful night out there. a few showers, but they did not last long, joe joe:. no -- they did not last long, joe. joe: very comfortable, very quiet ni

also that app that nicole tried, it's called watchdog. it is free. nicole says it's okay. it does do the trick to an extent but some platforms it time. >> and part is just talking to your kids and asking them, what are you using? and then you download it. >> or just talking about how dangerous it is, you know? that seems to work. >> some of the platforms are more difficult to figure out. and in large part, that's because they're not taylored tailerred for older generations -- they're not tailerred for older generations. >>> you can see in these pictures from the university, staff, volunteers and parents helping them out during move- in. about 2400 students are enrolled for the fall semester. good luck to them all. >> good times. >>> in an 8 on your side medical report this morning, the connection between instagram photos and your mo. 34,000 pictures from volunteers and discovered people who are depressed post pictures that are less bright and not saturated with colors. pictures that were bluer, grayer and darker made people feel blue. and depressed people posted more often

nicole: tears of unimaginable loss stories of precious memories. a young woman leaving a trail of love behind those trying to bring justice to her loss asking the public to remember. >> somebody knows something that is key. all these little tips that will amount to something. ben: aaron hernandez back in a courtroom this afternoon. in connection with a double murder case against him. newscetner 5's todd kazakiewich for the former patriots star. todd: the judge ruled jury selection will begin february 13. many delays so far, but the judge meeting a clear that date is firm. nearly five years after a shooting in boston south and clean lives of two men, aaron hernandez will stand trial for their murder. daniel de abreu and safiro furtado were killed in what was called a chance encounter with the former patriots. hernandez, now a convicted killer, sits -- attorney jose baez says he wants more time in the trial. >> i am around page 20,000. there is still some more ago. todd: baez was arguing for a now both sides are continuing trial preparations. the def

nicole oliverio live in woburn where the crash happened. nicole? >> nicole: sarah, so scary, okay. if you take a look over my shoulder, you can see the cones. that's where that pole that went through the car was. now, her family believes this driver may have suffered some sort of medical emergency. she ended up hitting two parked cars, this fence, and then it was a pole from the fence. take a look. it went right and pierced that car's windshield. now that poll came just inches from that woman who was in the driver's seat. so again, people who live here say they heard a loud bang and they came out to see the damage. his mother had just left. they don't live far from here in woburn, to go to the grocery store. when she didn't get back, he came to try to find her. then he saw her damaged car. >> that made everything inside me drop. i almost kind of freaked there. but i'm just happy that my mother is okay. >> thank god this morning we're getting up to see her at the we're fortunate. >> the driver was taken to the hospital for observation. again, her family believes that perhaps she may

nicole says, that her family and insurance pay for her. doctors say there are other kind of medications that can work that aren't as expensive but nicole really pulled her life together. >> wow, stephanie, thanks. >>> tolls day pennsylvania health officials kick off their don't wait to vaccinate campaign. back to school vaccine clinics are held around the state through september 2nd at little to no cost nor eligible children w school about to start for students state officials stressed the importance of keeping immunizations up to date they help protect children against 14 serious childhood diseases like measles. all students are required to be vaccinate todd attend school and we will have more information on the back to school vaccine clinics at cbs philly.com. >>> don bell joins us now, tonight it is night two of the chase utley game. >> have you heard. >> he is kind of popular. >> yes, people kind of dig him. they are into him. >> a little bit. >> incredible. chapter two of chase you the liz's return, former philly star crushed fightins

the south end, and, nicole, police say the man had a troubled past with similar assaults. >> nicole: as you mentioned, he is a convicted rapist. he just "out of jail for less than a year ago for committing a similar crime. a convicted rapist on probation monitoring bracelet when he allegedly sexually assaulted a woman in the sound end. >> that's terrifying. >> nicole: police say the suspect, 31-year-old eduardo rodriguez, was on his bike when he approached the victim along the southwest corner of the park around 11:00 monday morning. rodriguez told the victim he had a knife, then walked her to a secluded area a few blocks away and sexually assaulted her near this playground. >> it's definitely a little bit scary. i don't want that to happen to students or people living in the area. >> nicole: police tracked down rodriguez and charged him with aggravated rape. only 7news was there when police recovered his bike. officers say that g.p.s. bracelet put rodriguez at the scene of the crime monday morning. >> he was on a g.p.s. bracelet. from all the information we have, he cut that bracele

nicole? >> nicole: sarah, one of those teens, a 15 year old, during this fight. investigators want to know what started it and who is responsible. a 15-year-old is stabbed during a fight. investigators say the teen collapsed and died as he tried running home for help. now this new bedford community wants to know why? >> he's a 15-year-old baby. he's a baby. he didn't get a chance to experience life. >> he would put a smile on his face because that's the kid he was. hearted. you know what i'm saying? he's 15 years old. he didn't even get to graduate high school. >> nicole: police say the teen was one of three. a 16 and 22 year old were also taken to the hospital with stab wounds but expected to survive. investigators trying to figure out what led up to the deadly stabbing. people who live in the complex say they try to keep to themselves, but they have problems with a group from another another part of town. >> we this our thing. but you don't get into no trouble. it's the outside people that

newscenter 5's nicole estaphan is live in worcester where that worker faced a judge today, nicole? nicole: according to police, and heather lyons went as far as sketching out those plans in a notebook. we can consider it good news she shared those plans with a therapist who call police. : lyons was in a worcester court on friday for a competency hearing her longmeadow avenue , neighbors still digesting the disturbing news. >> i never thought it. no, no. i would never think so. she might be a little bit strange, but other than that, no, no. nicole disbelief over what : brought her here -- the former chartwell food services worker, who spent her days at wpi, allegedly told her therapist this week she wanted to kill her former boss. >> nicole: according to police, lyons had purchased bomb making she admitted fabricating sexual assault allegations against in 2015. wpi officials issuing this statement campuswide friday -- there is currently no active threat to our campus nor was there any evidence of imminent danger posed to the community at the time the threats were made. lyons has bee

wbz nicole jacobs is live in concord with closer look at the damage up that way. certainly emergency crews have been very busy. you can see they have blocked off this stretch of hawthorne lane trying to make sure things are safe but look in this yard a. large tree has uprooted and fallen on power lines this morning. this is the type of damage crews in core cord are -- concord are dealing with. i want to get you to video we shot a short time ago. trees arely thering the roadway as -- littering the roadway as well. it's clear as we can see coming into the in lot of wind because there's debris scattered throughout the roadway. i can tell you i spoke with the fire chief here on the scene this morning and he tells me right now they have had only had time to set up and prepare to do dang a-- damage assessment throughout the city of concourt. i spoke with -- concord. i spoke with dispatch at the fire department and they have received many calls for damage but they are working under darkness right now. until we get a little bit of sunlight. obviously there are power outag

nicole is this year's winner. "building their own garden so they can have a healthier lifestyle, so they can have fresh fruit, fresh vegetables." "i've invested in to donald, 14 years he was my wide receiver he did amazing things for our organization so to have donald driver in my building the green house was because her kids are half brazilian, and she wanted to grow foods native to brazil. "it was amazing when i talked to nicole how she said it started in brazil, it started with her grandparents teaching her how to be gardeners and she decided to bring it to the states." "we need to be able to grow tropical fruits nobody is thinking brazil kind of weather here but we can create those environmentsn food." the green house has become a labor of love for nicole. "i've done this all by myself." "i did that to show people that one person can do this and how much more we can accomplish if we have more people involved." now nicole is hoping that her green house will be used as a model for other people... "she's not just

live in his switch, nicole estaphan -- live in ipswich, nicole estaphan, wcvb newscenter 5. maria: stormteam 5's mike wankum is joining us. mike: you statistics together and there is not been much rain -- we are going down as number one right now. not a record you want to be holding onto. this is the driest summer on record. back to 1957. that is the number two spot. we still have several days to go. right now is going as the driest on record. he saw that little bit in avon. we saw this area. that is it though. if you are in it, you might get a little shower out of it. just clear skies and they drier air mass moving in. today was so muggy. now we are a little drier air in here. overnight, skies will clear down to the cape and we will wake up with plenty of sunshine, but humidity will be lower. ben: thank you, mike. a rewas arrest in connection with an lgbt newspaper box that was blown up this week in salem. newscenter 5's juli mcdonald is there live salem explosion -- is there live with what we know tonight. juli: a car turned onto washington street and a pedestrian on the o

i am nicole jacobs. here with meteorologist barry burbank i can't believe it's august 28. >> it has gone too patch. >> it's almost september. >> it always >> it is almost september. >> it always does go too nooft we are slowing it down with a few more summer weekends. >> cooler weather coming this weekend. welcome aboard. >> thanks so much. >> hi everybody here's what's happening as we check the b's on the wbz weather bug network in brookline new hampshire at the captain douglas academy where it's 61. let's come down to brookline massachusetts at the school 67 cape to bruiseter at stoney -- brewster at stoney brook at 64. good morning. in the 60s a few upper 50s in the deeper valleys but the sun is going to work to warm things up but the sun is blotted out by clouds in parts of the. of eastern massachusetts -- parts of eastern massachusetts. we have varying amounts of clouds. we can't see it very well in theimagery but there's quite a bit of cloudiness in eastern massachusetts. won't get rain out of clou

nicole: murder is still a mystery. she was found a little over a week ago in princeton after she failed to return from a jog. her death was not only felt by those who knew her best, but thing they could -- support. >> it's not going to put them at ease, but it will show them that we are behind them. >> i just wanted to put my hand on my heart and say a little prayer inside. nicole: moments of embrace, tears of loss, filling the space between stories of precious memories. a young woman leaving a trail of love behind. tonight, no matter how trivial you think it may be, if you saw anything, give them a call. nicole asked if on, wcvb newscenter 5. ed: brockton police are searching for someone who shot a 17-year-old on a bench. they are saying it was not random. he is giving conflicting statements to investigators. residents heard multiple loud shots and many dropped like kind of serious. ed: residents immediately feared the worst, because the teenager was shot and seriously injured last january. that was a random shooting.

((nicole baines parent: he's doing really well today. he actually did surprisingly better than i thought he was gonna do.)) ((karen castro)) 5-year-old cairo is nicole baines' only child. she has first day of school jitters but says full-day kindergarten will help her son stay ahead in school. ((nicole baines parent: it's no better time to you n know, getting use to everything.)) ((karen castro)) in 2015, state legislators approved funding for full-day kindergarten. the goal is to improve student achievement... which often ranks last in the nation. ccsd is also expanding it's "franchise school model program" at keller middle school. the program assigns the best principals in the school district to more than one underperforming campus. the focus is on getting students college ready. keller middle school will now share a principal with las vegas high school. principal, ccsd: give me seven years, all of my staff and my students, seven years to prepare for this thing called graduation.)) ((karen castro)) in the last ten years as the las vega

reporting live, i'm nicole garcia, "fox 10 news." >>> thank you, nicole. a basha's distribution center is evacuated after an ammonia leak there. this happened overnight, 56th street and chandler boulevard. scene to clean the place out and get it to safe levels. it's not clear what caused that leak. >> some of the nearly 200 homes acquired by adot to make way for the loop 202 south mountain freeway being put to good use before being torn down. adot allowing first responders to use the vacant home for training. danielle miller has the story. >> some of the nearly 200 homes purchased by adot to make way for the south mountain freeway serving a final purpose being torn down. >> we are able to get into and create real life scenarios for the firefighters. >> crews with the rural metro fire department practiced what's known as may day scenario. >> we are able to simulate and black out the masks of the firefighters and simulate a smoky condition. having them working through something they are not familiar with in these structures and then drop a chain link section

the police say the assault took pl nicole jacobs is live with the latest for us. nicole? >> reporter: the 46-year-old steven mcdonald is accused of rape and indecent assault on a child 14 years old or older, a disabled child at that. i can tell you these accusations are so graphic we can't share all of them during this broadcast, but i want to get you right to some video of mcdonald in court just a short the alleged victim here, one of mcdonald's 16-year-old disabled students who accuses mcdonald of assaulting and raping him during trips to the bathroom where mcdonald had to assist the student. the prosecutor describes sexual acts allegedly performed on the student and the student allegedly being forced to reciprocate. mcdonald began working in the student's clam in september of 2015. it is unclear when the alleged rape and assault began, but the prosecutor says the boy told his mother about what was happening in school in late march. the prosecutors governor a possible reason as to why the boy may have been afraid to tell. >> the defendant continue usely threatened to go

nicole: residents inside this triple decker rushed for cover. after a stay bullet hit the second floor, traveling straight through the wall where several women were gathered. >> she was doing her hair. that is when the bullet went through the wall and went through her leg. hairdresser in the leg. and grazing the back her customer. scary but it could have been much worse. both women escaping serious injury. and intial fears for nearby children not realized very wife's all my god. it was a relief in my heart because it was not my family. nicole: police continue to canvass ar searching for the person responsible. the investigation is ongoing. reid: right now, several families are burned-out of their homes in abington. flames broke out at 36 harrison avenue just after noon today and quickly rose to two-alarms. abington's fire chief says the fire likely started on the front porch. crews were forced to fight the fire from outside until they had enough man power to go inside. firefighters from six neighboring towns helped. they worked quickly to cut th

nicole jacobs is live in worcester where that man is due in court today nicole. >> reporter: in less than one hour police say one man of crimes from robbery to rape. he ended up at this denny's street business where police were finally able to catch up custody. but that was after the first call around 5:15 a woman reported that she had been raped at knife point at her office building. about 15 minutes later another call of a kidnapping and car jabbing that victim was on the phone with her boyfriend at the time. she says she was forced i side her own vehicle. sexually assaulted and then made to drive. the vehicle was involved in a hit-and-run crash before that victim was able to escape from the car. the suspect ran off as well to the co location where police say he barged his way through -- denny's street location where police say he barged his way through breaking a glass sending some people running to the back room for safety. but multiple police officers had responded and 35-year-old antonio damon was arrested and taken into custody. he is set to face a slew of charges when he goes

we're live in south boston, nicole jacobs, wbz news. >> nicole, thank you. >>> and in brockton police are investigating another teen shot. authorities say some teens were sitting on a bench off oak street when they heard gunshots. a 17 year old later realized he >>> and about two hours, convicted capitol hill ler hernandez will be back in court for a hearing in the boston double murder case against him. he's accused of killing two men in the south end in 2012. hernandez recently hired a new legal team including jose baez. >>> a sharon woman under arrest after accused of attack ago i train conductor. fare, police say bloom refused and started to kick, punch and bite him. the officers say bloom then pulled out a knife and threatened to stab the conductor. she's due in court to face aassault charges. >>> now to patriots training camp where rod gronkowski was not seen at practice yesterday. he left yesterday with an apparent injury. he pulled out during a drill and left the field slowly. his injury is not believed to be serious. the coach made no mention of >>> one familiar face what is b