back in 2011 for withholding chemotherapy medication from her severely autistic son. jeremy fraser diagnosed with a treatable form of cancer when he was six years old. prosecutors say labrie failed to pick up her sons prescription and lie to doctors about giving her son those much-needed drugs for his recovery. jeremy's cancer returned and he died at the age of nine. in march of a labrie did win a new trial on the single charge of attempted murder. she was released from prison plead guilty. >> time to move on. she has taken responsibility. she is not the same person she was when this all happened. >> this case was always about one thing, jeremy. justice has been served today. reid: kristin labrie will remain on a five-year probation for a second charge of reckless endangerment to a child. her attorney says labrie did receive a degree while in prison lepage saying today he will not resign but plans instead to seek spiritual guidance. the comments come as lepage tries to quiet controversy created in the wake of this voicemail left for representative drew gattine. >> you little son of a --, socialist --. erika: lepage releasing this statement after meeting with gattine to personally apologize. apologize sincerely for using such disrespectful language as your governor. also, i would like to express an apology to the gattine family. i understand how hurtful statements affect a family and regret that my words have adversely upset your lives. for this i am sorry. gattine said today that despite the apology he thinks lepage should resign. emily: a deadly crash is under investigation in boston. two people were killed when the in was hit by a car near logan airport. those two victims had just arrived from texas. newscenter 5's antoinette antonio has the latest on the investigation. antoinette: this crash had route 1a and part of the ted williams tunnel shut down for hours this morning. two people riding in a hotel shuttle bus were killed and another four taken to the hospital. the crash involved a dark-colored subaru. you can see how smashed up it was as it got towed away f man from swampscott, rear ended the hampton inn shuttle bus which had just gotten onto 1a from the airport. that caused the shuttle bus to hit a side barrier and that's when two people were thrown out. we're told they are a 59-year-old man and 47-year-old woman from el paso, texas. the shuttle driver, two passengers and and the driver of the subaru were all taken to mgh with non-life threatening injuries. we reached out to the hampton inn logan airport location and they would not comment. seatbelts. police are still trying to figure out whether they were used. state police say their investigation continues, and depending on the outcome of that investigation criminal charges could be filed. in east boston, antoinette antonio. erika: a little humid out there today but what we are really watching is the holiday weekend. emily: cindy, tracking may be some impact from the tropical weather. cindy: tropical system we have our closest eye on down here in the gulf of mexico. still tropical depression number nine. notice it is barely moving. it's trying to get better organized and hurricane center thinks this will become a tropical storm later today. head toward florida where along the gulf coast, hurricane watches up and tropical storm warnings. this will likely make landfall and continue to lift northward look how wide the cone is. there can be impacts anywhere across new england or this could go out to sea. the time period we need to be most concerned about here locally is sunday night into labor day on monday. we will talk about the potential impacts coming up. a couple of showers off to the west as we go forward. a lot of these are going to dry up. a better chance we get in on a few showers especially overnight and into the first part of we charges accused of stabbing a , teenager in the neck with a golf club. that teen is recovering. sera congi is live in malden where the suspect went before a judge today. sera: curtis day, the suspect is here in this courthouse and arraignment is expected any moment. several charges including attempt murder. state police brought the suspect stabbing his friend with a golf club. at the break heart reservation yesterday evening. the victim was transported to beth israel by metlife suffering serious injuries from a stab wound to the neck. according to state police, date was there with friends and some kind of fight broke out just before the stabbing. they allegedly stole a car and took off crashing in wakefield center where he was taken into custody. the victim suffered serious injuries but is expected to emily: members of black lives matter chanting -- chaining themselves to the front door of cambridge city hall protesting the lack of affordable housing in the city. boston globe reports officers removed the door handle to remove the protesters away from the entryway. erika: donald trump making a trip to mexico today. that's ahead of a high-profile surprising twist in the race for the white house. lana: just hours before his speech on immigration in arizona trump meets with enrique pena nieto. >> our priority of securing the border. lana: mike pence and vincent a fox taking different tones. >> very opportunistic move. this and finally see what is behind trump. this false prophet that is just kidding everybody. trump criticized fox on twitter. also invited me when he a follow just for using the f bomb. fox fired back tweeting i invited you to come in apologize plan to visit mexico "at the appropriate time." a new washington post poll finds that clinton's support has been eroding after unfavorably numbers are rising. now at 59%, practically tied with trump read approximately 30 new clinton e-mails are expected to be released by the fbi and state department soon. the meeting between mexico's leader and donald trump will be will take questions from mexican and american press. the men have one thing in common , really high on favorability ratings and those hoping to capitalize on this dynamic moment. emily: the wife of tim kaine will campaign in boston today. anne holton will participate in a women for hillary roundtable at suffolk university law school later this afternoon. she'll also visit a clinton campaign office during her swing erika: firefighters are investigating the cause of this four alarm fire in boston. about a dozen people were forced out of their homes around midnight on myrick street in allston. 1 firefighter suffered a back injury, but is expected to be ok. no one else was hurt. the fire chief estimates the damage at about 1 million dollars. emily: five former teachers are now accused of sexual misconduct involving students at phillips academy in andover. the globe reports the allegations were disclosed by the school in a letter to the community. the alleged abuse happened in the 1970's and 1980's. the school encouraged alumni to come forward about abuse after recent revelations at other elite schools. right now, sharon police are looking for the suspect seen in this video. they say he broke into a jewelry store and stole thousands of dollars worth of goods sunday morning. anyone with information is asked to call sharon police. erika: the first horse racing track built in new england is closing its doors for good today. new hampshire's rockingham park will close in preparation for its sale to a real estate the salem property is set to become the site of a mixed-use project including residential and commercial space. the track memorabilia, trophies and artwork will be donated. emily: tense moments aboard united airlines flight to london. the injuries on board after the flight is forced to make an emergency landing. emily: florida readying for a possible hurricane. the storm preps happening now is a tropical depression moves closer to the gulf of mexico. cindy: i am tracking that tropical system. through the holiday weekend. erika: history made in the air. a new era of travel between the united states and cuba. >> the 10:00 news on metv boston with maria stephanos and ben simmoneau, on comcast channel 942, verizon 461 and over the narrator: funded by kelly ayotte's special interests backers, "a vile smear," and "trash." the truth... david dubois: maggie hassan has been hands-on working with local police and community organizations. narrator: working across the aisle to secure millions in emergency funding for treatment and recovery. susan mckeown: maggie hassan. mark mitchell: to governor hassan, i know this is about people and families. mckeown: she's putting the families of new hampshire first. i'm maggie hassan and i approve this message. erika: two kayakers are in critical condition after being hit by a ferry on the hudson river. ten people were hurt in all. new york city police pulled several from the water. police say the pilot of the ferry was taking the usual route. stop in time. no charges have been filed. emily: five investigates learning two top state officials are suspended over allegations of using taxpayer money for a private party. this is the invitation to that private july 4 party. the guests greeted by the dcr deputy commissioner. then golf carts, rented by dcr and driven by dcr staff, used to transport them from the party on beacon street to the esplanade. records obtained exclusively by 5 investigates' mike beaude show the invitation to the party thrown by dcr commisioner leo roy and deputy commissioner matthew sisk went out to more than a dozen state employees. now both men are suspended without pay for one week for utilizing dcr resources for their private event. they've also reimbursed the state more than $800. the executive office of energy and environmental affairs released this statement saying the use of state resources for this private event was entirely inappropriate and they're pleased that commissioner roy fully reimbursed the state so that not a single tax dollar was wasted. roy and sisk reported the party to the ethics commission which did order them to undergo additional ethics training. erika: senators in brazil are voting today on whether to oust president dilma rousseff. that follows the fifth day of rousseff's impeachment trial. opposition leaders have accused her of breaking fiscal responsibility laws in her managing of the federal budget. protests have taketo streets on both sides of the argument. rousseff has been suspended since may. emily: 12 people are recovering after an emergency landing in ireland. that london bound plane on its way from texas. elizabeth hur reports on the unexpected ride. elizabeth: a sigh of relief from hundreds of passengers and crew on this united airlines flight after making an on planned -- and unplanned but safe landing >> a number of officers waiting for you. elizabeth: the flight originated in whose -- in houston. a boeing with 220 people on board. it was supposed to be a direct flight to london but according to flight aware several hundred miles out it hit turbulence forcing the pilot to head to shannon airport for an emergency landing. >> we went to a straight drop. while you are dropping everything is flying up. anybody that was not flew up. it was really surreal. elizabeth: the turbulence was startling and when the plane started to speed -- she started to fear the worst. >> long enough to process in the fall. you had a couple of seconds to process we are going down. elizabeth: fortunately we are told the injuries were minor. told all but one were treated and released and put on another flight for london this morning. erika: history made between the u.s. and cuba. the first commercial flight in more than 50 years between the two countries flew at fort lauderdale today. passengers lining up early for the jetblue launch which opens a new era of travel the tween the u.s. and cuba. emily: florida is bracing for ct much of the state as a tropical depression moves closer in the gulf of mexico. erika: some street and south florida flooding from rain. areas could get up to 15 inches as the depression is expected to turn into a tropical storm. cindy: it could shred them close to hurricane strength. they have not had a hit from a hurricane since 2005. this is something we are keeping a close eye on. take a look behind the track. the depression makes a landfall that by tomorrow evening at 8:00 p.m. buy saturday morning up near the carolinas. look how wide the cone is. a broad spread in the timetable. around here on labor day on monday. we've got a lot to watch. i want to give you some sort of indication as to why it's such a wide cone. some of the computer models we look at our all over the place. the model chart we show you quite often. usually when they are close indication that there seems to be some sort of confidence in the forecast. very little in the forecast right now. at least as we get further out. part of that has to do with the upper-level wind. a little disturbance in the upper levels coming in, going to scoop this tour the north and east. through saturday, high confidence and where this is going to go. beyond this point, the pressure building to the east and west. at does not give us anywhere to go so it just kind of sits and the enders near our latitude -- sits and meanders near our latitude. there is a lot of uncertainty in the forecast and it's for holiday weekend. you need to check back often to find out what this is going to do. it is still a tropical depression. wind at 35 miles per hour. hurricane watches along the coast of florida. op expected to produce a significant storm surge, three to five feet possibly already bringing heavy rain down this way. rain would be a welcome thing but they are expecting possible flooding awfully up into the carolinas with the system. we would welcome some rain from this. it has been so dry lately the lasting of august, the last the of meteorological summer. since june 1, not even four inches of rain in boston. now. it's been looking very threatening through the morning hours. it still managed to get 81 degrees thanks to a southwesterly wind. feeling a little sticky right now and that is going to continue until this front crosses the area. this front is actually being slowed down by another tropical feature, tropical depression number eight. eventually this front will sweep that away so we are not concerned with impact other than some threat for rip tending to weaken as they press in our direction. 70's through worcester county. 81 in boston. mid 80's this afternoon despite all the cloud cover. notice clouds this afternoon. rain, not a lot of it. a couple of showers may hold together in move in. as we get into the afternoon if you plans into this evening it's during the overnight hours, as we get closer to midnight a slug of heavier rainfall could come through and that is what we are waking up to tomorrow morning. a sticky night with temperatures in the 60's to 70 degrees. this front is moving slowly tomorrow. another day in the 70's with a lot of clouds. some showers around in the morning but as that front presses southward, the focus of rain starts to shift into southeastern massachusetts and eventually this whole moves offshore and we are going to see cooler, less humid air working for friday. bright sunshine with beautiful on saturday. as we get into sunday and labor day monday time period all eyes on what tropical depression number nine wants to do. a close eye on that track. emily: medical services company theranos is backing down from a request for emergency clearance the wall street journal reports federal regulators. theranos did not have patient safeguards in place in a study of its new test for the mosquito borne virus. this is another setback for the california company. currently under federal investigation for the company's innerworkings. erika: more good news about the mediterranean diet. a new study by the european society of cardiology say it could be good for your heart. those who did not. the mediterranean diet is high in fish, fruit and vegetables. school leaders in west bridgewater challenging -- channeling justin timberlake. erika: kids from marshfield rally around a friend. emily: the fourth grader is battling an aggressive form of cancer. tommy scardina continues to receive treatment for nut midline carcinoma. his friends wanted to make sure he knew they were there for him, help with growing medical bills. >> something we were not compared for. i don't think anybody can be when you get the type of news. emily: family and friends plan to hold a fundraiser in a few weeks. ? >> watching you engage your kids and just teach, teach ? erika: is that the macarena? emily: what a welcome back and west lyrics by patty oakley. she wanted come up with a unique way to welcome everyone back. erika: all of these classic jams making a comeback. emily: i love it. this is really good. cindy: if i was a kid i would be excited to go to school. a lot of clouds out there. there might be one or two a better chance to get into some showers and maybe some downpours through the overnight hours. some lingering showers but it's turning cooler and less humid as we dry out into the first half of the holiday weekend. sunday into monday, the forecast really hinging on tropical depression number nine, likely to become a public charter schools have been a success." 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