by the end of your golf game that 78 degree read willing feel even warmer. temperatures at the beaches generally in the 70s and inland in the 80s already by the middle of the day. we'll get even warmer in the afternoon. as far as that rain i'm getting some of the latest information right now put together a timeline for you to show you when you will be dodging the raindrops. >> a chance for rain later this weekend be sure to download the fox 25 storm tracker weather app. you can get experts. fox 25 storm tracker weather app is free and available on any device. tonight we note death of this little boy who disappeared from thinks daycare was a tragic accident. his body was found in the water after a frantic search ended in heartbreak. fox 25's christine mccarthy live with the changes marty walsh is demandsing for that camp. christine? >> reporter: well, these new new head count procedures and all of these policies will be rolled out to every city-run drop-in day camp like the one here on carson beach. >> this was just an unfortunate tragic accident. >> reporter: three days after the death of 7-year-old kaiser willis, boston police announce the dorchester boy had died of an accidental drowning tuesday at the city-run day camp at south boston's community center. >> unfortunately that counsellors was trying to teach him how to swim. at 2:15 counsellors cleared all kids from the water to get ready for pickup. witnesses reported seeing kaiser leave the beach for the bathouts but around 2:30 his brother noticed he wasn't. there by 2:49 the director called 9-1-1. >> the lifeguards had locked arms and were scanning the beach from one fence to the other. >> reporter: the quincy harbor master later located kaiser's body. that's mystery here. >> reporter: asked if staff notified police soon enough evans answered zbles they were doing everything possible that we would have done before we got there. >> reporter: ahead of a peace walk in roxbury mayor marty walsh noticed -- announced changes. >> we wanted to make sure something like this never happens. >> reporter: changes include live preservers for all kids, 34 security cameras new head count procedures and an managing children's arrival and dismissal and new child staff ratios. >> for the rest of my mayor and not long after i will be thinking about kaiser willis. >> reporter: and the mayor tell us us that on monday boston city leaders will come here, will visit the kerley community center and will go over these new changes and procedures with both staff then later with parents so they're comfortable to send their kids back when the doors open for children on tuesday. we're live in south boston, breaking news in cambridge. cambridge firefighters just pulled a person from the charles river. we're told that person fell off the bridge about an hour ago and was about 50 yards offshore. paramedics rushed the victim to the hospital. they were performing c.p.r. but we are still working tonight get an update on this person's condition. we'll continue to bring the latest details as we get them. developing tonight at 10:00, hillary clinton's campaign admits a computer service used was accessed as part of the d.n.c. e-mail hack. only to time fell that problem is a problem moving forward. now meanwhile, clinton and her competitor donald trump are ready to go head-to-head one day after the convention is wrapped up. >> reporter: with both conventions in the history books, the newly minted republican and democratic nominees are back on the campaign trail. while stumping in colorado springs, donald trump promised the gloves are coming off. >> every time i mention her everyone screams lock her up, lock her up. they keep saying you know but after watching that performance last night, that's lies. i don't have to be so nice anymore. >> reporter: hillary clinton and her running mate are on a three day 600 mile bus tour through the rust belt. they're hoping to sway the 20% of republicans with an unfavorable view of trump. >> we're going to be visiting a few places where people are making things. donald trump talks about make america great again, he doesn't make a thing in america except bankruptcies. >> reporter: both ohio swing states come november. however, technological threats continue to loom over clinton and other computers of her party. the f.b.i. and justice department investigating possible breaches at the clinton campaign and other democratic party organizations. just days earlier, donald trump asked russia to hack his rival's e-mails. he has since said those comments were a joke. >> they asked me one question and i obviously was being sarcastic. in fact the people in the room were laughing. >> he was being ignorant. joking around, i don't think cyber security is a big joking matter. >> reporter: there are 101 days until the general election. fox 25 will be there every step of the way bringing you updates from candidates across the country as well as here in new england. new at 10:00 marks thune police are hoping someone will rog those who broke into the restaurant and stole cash. the woman driver stayed in the s.u.v. and kept a lookout while two men broke into the building. police say the pair covered their faces and wore gloves. also new at 10:00, cohasset police are trying to figure out who broke in to an ice cream which shows the suspects and the suspect's s.u.v. the break-ins at j.j.'s dairy hut happened late sunday night. nothing was taken but there was some damage. new tonight, after a lengthy investigation police in londonderry, new hampshire, have determined a deer caused a bloody scene at a shopping center. blood. people thought a major crime had happened here but tests revealed the blood was actually from a deer. police later found a large deer that had been hit and killed in that area. police say he was on the prowl with his 3-year-old daughter right in the back seat. geraldo is accused of trying to kidnap and rape a 21-year-old woman with his little girl still in the car. police say he grabbed the victim by the throat and tried pulling her shorts down. justin rowe heard her screaming for help. >> i came out of the alley way hold immediately saw blood driching down her arm. so i ran over -- dripping down her arm so i ran over. >> rowe was able to get a license plate and help police make an arrest. right now police are trying to track down the man who sexually sauled an elderly woman in her own home -- assaulted an elderly woman in her own home. police are desperately trying to regret this guy off the streets -- trying to get this guy off the streets. >> reporter: a senior woman at least 70 years old, sexually assaulted in her own home by a stranger who broke into her house. it's a crime that's sending shock waves through town. >> it's disgusting. fleece words for it. i just hope she's okay and will recover from this. >> my mother is 97, i live with her, and i couldn't imagine i worry enough as is it. >> reporter: hingham police tell us the attack happened sometime before 9:00 thursday night. the victim called police telling them a strange man broke into her house through a first floor window and sexually assaulted her. >> it's usual for us to have somebody break into a home and sexually assault the person while they're in there. that's why it's a priority for us. we just we don't want residents to panic or worry we want them to be vigilant. >> reporter: police tell fox 25 the suspect is a white male possibly 65 years old. he's thin with brown eyes and thinning gray hair. afraid we want you to feel safe in your home. but this is something that needs to be off the streets. >> reporter: hingham police are urging residents to be vigilant but don't be afraid. so keep an outdoor light on if you have a motion detector light that's really good. just an idea if you're home alone maybe park the car out in the driveway not in the garage. make it look like more people are home. if you see something suspicious call police. in hingham, bob ward, fox 25 news. a local ymca the membership of a karate instructor accused of raping a 13-year-old girl. we told you earlier this week that part-time marbles arts instructor cory rule was charged with having a sexual relationship with the girl when she was his student. the y says it will wait to take permanent action until the criminal investigation is complete. new clue in the hunt for a man wanted for a frightening attack on the orange line. transit police released this picture of a woman that was with him. we first showed you these surveillance pictures of the tufts medical center stop tuesday night. police say he may have had a gun. the asp krarks has now been called in to help west port police with the largest case of animal cruelty ever. they will help relocate more than 1,000 farm animals living in deplorable conditions on this property last week. many of the animals have no access to food or water. a crew of more than 50 people is now working on this project. police say they are building a criminal case against the owners. for a cat in bridgewater with an arrow through his ear. a motion activated wildlife camera in a backyard captured this picture on tuesday of the black cat you see here impaled by something. the animal control officer is asking for help to find this cat that may be seriously injured. no charges will be filed against curt schilling's failed video game company. rhode island state police announced that their criminal probe is over. the former sox pitcher's company will not face $75 million loan after the release of one game. leaving taxpayers on the hook for more than $100 million. well, tonight two restaurant workers are in trouble for refusing to serve a u.n. form police officer. >> ahead at -- uniform police officer. >> ahead how the police officer responded. as some lawmakers try to get guns off the streets we are learning that gun shops and gun ranges three packed with people. next at 10:00 why women now make up the majority plus, a drone caught flying in some local homes. pat randazzo: when i see those false ads attacking kelly on medicare, i wonder... ...do they think that we're stupid? we know kelly. walter kolodziej: kelly has always done the right thing ble record. mary griffin: we need to work across the aisle-which she does. mimi kolodziej: she's fighting for seniors and protecting medicare. pat randazzo: kelly knows that we need to work together to really preserve and strengthen medicare. mary griffin: new hampshire seniors trust kelly ayotte because she has never let us down. tonight we're learning about a disturbing crime keeping people up at night. >> a drone was flying on two families as they slept in their beds. new at 10:00 our john monahan live in hollis, new hampshire, where john a community on there is on edge? >> reporter: that's right, vanessa. everyone we spoke to here in hollis was learning from police that a drone was caught flying around town overnight and watching people inside their own homes. >> reporter: you see them and hear them flying around more and more, drones. but in one small new hampshire town a drone was also caught spying. >> i had no idea i deny know about that. >> reporter: amy surprised tonight police in halas say >> in the early morning hours and the late night hours. >> reporter: two homes spied on one on flint pond road, the other on wright road. homeowners telling police the drone sat outside their windows while they slept. even following them around their house. >> they feel it's an invasion of their privacy which it is. >> reporter: and that has residents a bit on edge. >> it could be a little bit creepy, yeah. >> reporter: amy sun on nerved she tells fox 25 -- fox 25 she'll take extra precaution. >> i think i will close my curtains on the back side of my house at night. >> reporter: i can tell you she's not alone tonight in hollis. police are saying whoever is doing this could be facing some charges and they're asking anyone out there with any information about it to give them a call. live in hollis, new hampshire tonight's, john monahan, fox 25 news. a plainville teen accused of encouraging her boyfriend to kill himself was back in court today court ruled she should face charges. michelle carter's lawyers asked the judge to suppress statements she made to police. that motion will be discussed in the fall. carter is charged with involuntary manslaughter in the 2014 death of conrad roy iii. the case could go to trial as early as december. daughter of former vice presidential candidate al gore, vice president i should say al gore faced a boston judge today, karina gore and five other activists face charges for a protest against the natural gas pipeline in the city. in a zprench refusing to move. it happened in west roxbury in june. they pleaded not guilty. lawmakers on beacon hill are working for the weekend. they have a lot of bills to get lew and a sunday night deadline. the focus in the final 48 hours is on five major bills. they deal with the energy policy, economic development, local government reform. noncompete agreements and regulating the ride sharing industry. bills that do not pass would have to be refiled in of her power to regulate firearms. the republican leader in the state senate filed a bill today to remove that authority. earlier this month, healy announced her office would step up enhancement of the state's 1998 assault weapons ban to crackdown on copycat guns. gun rights activists have called the move an abuse of power. business is booming at gunshots and shooting ranges near the massachusetts new hampshire, line. as fox 25's jason law reports people are looking to arm themselves and these businesses are numbers. >> safety first always. >> reporter: at bob's shooting range on the new hampshire massachusetts border, 16-year-old tia martin is a little intimidated shooting a gun for the first time. >> just the thought of holding one. >> reporter: her father is a police officer in massachusetts which is why she says she's learning how to use a gun. >> so if he's ever threatened the family is threatened. >> would you want to own a begun? >> yes just to have in case up the fastest growing new market for gun sales. >> this is my best target from target practice this past weekend. >> reporter: 50-year-old karen fortier just bought her first gun. >> i have been worried about news that we've been hearing lately about everything going on in this world. if someone was intentionally trying to do harm to myself or my family i'm going to do what i need to do. >> this is a .9-milimeter carry gun. >> this is yub >> the number one seller. >> what would this be used for? >> personal defense. >> reporter: the orlando shooting and recent cop killings have brought a record number of new gun buyers into bob's gun shops. >> it started originally after the first paris attack. we just our class size went up dramatically since then. and it's every time an incident happens people just come flooding are in. >> reporter: the fish and game is pump they say they're not used to having a wait list to get in. >> first time we've had a increase. >> fear of gun buying restrictions along with the recent mass shootings and isis attacks have brought record numbers of new members to shooting clubs in new hampshire. >> if they'll shoot two police officers what's to stop them from the shooting you. >> reporter: jason law, fox 25 news. two virginia restaurant workers are off the job tonight after they refused to serve a uniform police officer. it all happened monday night in alabamaia at a noodles and company restaurant. employees laughed at him. >> well, your first response as a police officer is anger. these are very difficult times right now. to have one of my officers in that manner unnecessarily you why first response is anger. >> noodles and company has since released a statement apologizing to the entire alexandria police department. as we have reported on the opioid crisis is out of >> what the largest hospital is telling its doctors in an effort to help save lives. >> new 10:00, the number of people fighting for prince's estate just got smaller. how many a judge eliminated new at 10:00 a minnesota judge overseeing prince's estate has ruled out 29 people claiming to be heirs to the musicians fortune. six siblings and half siblings are still in the running for a piece of the estate. the judge also ordered genetic testing for two other people who claim to be related to the music legend. prince died of an overdose in april. he was 57 and did not leave a will. new numbers out tonight reveal five people die every day from opioid overdoses. now the hospital is changing how it prescribes powerful and addicting drugs. elizabeth hopkins has more. >> reporter: to dr. sarah wakeman the story of the opioid crisis in massachusetts was written out on countless prescription pads. >> in the 90s, we saw doctors prescribe more and more of these medications we had been told they it were not addictive when we treated pain. >> reporter: often patients >> a person who got a surgical procedure and went home with 90 pills what they only needed a couple of. >> reporter: and patients who believed they were safe because they were prescribed. now almost five people a day in massachusetts die as a result of an opioid overdose. but in the last several weeks, massachusetts general hospital has ruled out new guidelines for their doctors to outline how to walk the line between doling out too many drugs and being able to relieve pain comp but the overarching plan is to use opioids as a last resort for the shortest amount of time in the smallest possible dosage. dr. wakeman says he would also like to see more people with the overdose reversing drug narcan readily available. >> we believe that should be in people's medicine cabinets as well. this can be a lifesaver and people can unintentionally overdose even for pain treatment. >> reporter: they say what they'll also do is screen for patients who may be more in case any adjustments need to be made. in the control room, elizabeth hopkins, fox 25 news. governor baker vetoed a bill to expand access to therapies for treatment of lyme disease in its place he offered a new bill. but the new bill does not offer patients access to experimental treatments that are developed to fight other diseases. the legislature now has until sunday to pass this new bill or they'll have to wait until the new session in january. health officials say the first u.s. virus have been found in south florida. they believe three men and one woman contracted the disease within a one square mile section of south florida. florida's governor says he's contacted the federal government for help and is allocating more funds to try and fight the spread of the disease. >> now that florida has become the first state to have a local transmission like through through mosquitoes 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gulls coming in picking up the trash. this kind of trashes up a place that's really, really nice and that's a shame. >> reporter: now the newbury select board is pulling them out and portable bathrooms from the beach. in a tuesday night vote, the board also officially made a carry in carry out rule town policy for all the property here after residents reported four of the five five signs asking beach goers asking them to respect the rules stolen and the portable toilets are being used as a dumping ground. >> it's very unfortunate if people can't play by the rules that's what happens. the beachcomber restaurant and the solution had been simple in years past. >> we always chipped in as a whole as businesses and everything seemed to go okay. i don't know what happened this year when the town picked up the tab. >> reporter: he's among several islanders i spoke to who say something needs to be done about the trash but not a complete removal of the dumpsters and bathrooms. >> the trash will become a huge issue every weekend people just leave all their stuff here so removing the big impact on the center beach. >> reporter: now there were other solutions discussed about them in tuesday's meeting like having someone monitor the beach in its area sort of around the clock or having security cameras but the budget was the reason they didn't opt for that. it remains unclear when they're going to actually take out the dumpsters and portable bathrooms we'll stay on top of it for you. for now reporting in newbury, >> it's not that cool for you tonight. this is shower activity that came through this evening. that was rain this morning what we had we'll talk more about that. but it's these storms that became more interesting to me this evening. heavy rain that was sliding through worcester county. here's a closer coming southward into shrewsbury right in there. now it looks suspicious to me. it looks just by the strength of it how it enifies quickly and what it looks like on radar. i wanted to look at it more closely using our velocity scanner. remember red is away from the radar so it's blowing that way and green is toward the radar. so where you see the red and green come through towing that's rotation and the storm as it came through the shrewsbury area it actually came through much of worcester county just to the thunderstorm there was never lightning it didn't grow high enough into the atmosphere to create some lightning. all the rotation was aloft nothing ever came down to ground level. so while there were some wind gusts passing by as high as 30 miles per hour we never saw anything go near the ground as far as a funnel or a tornado. but you can get rotation up in some of these storms even without a thunderstorm in certain situations like today without ever seeing wind damage. in fact, i looked around for damage reports and the only one i could find this was this is the one in shrewsbury in case you missed it there. there were some cars stuck on route 9 and floodwaters. i tweeted that out and got a tweet back saying it floods all the time. so i guess it wasn't anything incredible for people along route 9 but there was half inch of rain in a short period of time and in boylston nearly an inch of rain. well, that wind reports are old. another rain report should be. 75? in boston, 74 in bedford out there. so it is mild tonight. the dew points are still up there still sticky. the humidity never went away even as we cooled off today. didn't hit the 90s but plenty of 80s. in boston your temperature tracking downwards to about 69 degrees. and right back to 78 degrees by later in the morning into the middle of the day. lunchtime near 80 degrees. you will be at the beach near 80? all right. fog to burn spots but also you will have the sea breeze that keeps your temperature down just a little cooler. so through the afternoon your high testers will be inland away from the water. 87 framingham to ashland and 87 in holliston. going to cold play at gillette stadium tomorrow night your temperature also track here 81? at 6:00 fam through the 70s by 8:00 and 60s in the evening. i think it's a minimal shower threat. showers will more likely but notice these come into the marine air in eastern new england it looks pretty good back here, right. some refreshing rain but all kind of shrinks away we just won't get a lot of rain. this is not drought busting rain. an on shore wind keeping us cooler and cloudy. first part of the weekend is the best part. saturday. 85? on average. a little bit cooler on cape cod a little bit warmer out to the west of that increasing clouds. maybe glimpse of sun but likely some showers dotting the area as well. i'll be getting the latest information in. i'll update that timeline on sunday and we'll check out where the best beaches are tomorrow as well. two soldiers from massachusetts helped rescue anered woman who spent days stranded in the woods. the national guard soldiers have been training in new jersey when they spotted a car deep in a wooded area. they found the 87-year-old woman slumped over in the back seat. fortunately she woke up and they quickly learned she had days with only rainwater to drink in 90 degree heat. she is now doing much better. divers make an historic discovery off the waters of martha's vineyard. ahead at 10:00 which war this propeller blade dates back too. the sandy hook shooting shook the nation. this school year students will attend a brand new school built on the site where sandy hook once stood. all new at 10:00 forward from the unthinkable pain. but first was the driver subway service will be interrupted after a train went off the tracks in northern virginia this morning. fortunately only one of the hurt. it caused major damage to the tracks and two subway cars. federal investigators will now look into the cause. >> a massachusetts driver is blaming her g.p.s. directions for this crash in vermont. police say the 31-year-old dorchester woman accidentally passed her destination when the g.p.s. voice told her to turnaround she says she reacted too quickly and that caused her to slam into this utility pole. no one was hurt. the new hampshire jury found a school bus driver guilty of looking at her phone seconds before sh jurors convicted stephanie boyd on charges of reckless conduct and assault. last year he bus slid into a tree in nottingham. 11 students were on board and several hurt. boyd told me she was downloading an app on her phone at the time. red light cameras reduce accidents and save lives. on the other hand as fox 25's george collie cover discovered cities that turn red light cameras off see a significant increase. and more than 700 deaths in 2014 alone contributed to running a red light. most of those deaths were pedestrians, bikers or drivers in the other vehicle according to a new report. the insurance institute for highway safety study found cities who turned off red light cameras saw nearly 30% increase. >> there are going to be real life ramifications and lives are going to be lost. >> reporter: 158 commuters across the country is turned off the red light cameras in recent years. >> we don't want to know there's a camera over there i have to slow down or i'm going to get a ticket. >> reporter: aaa supports the use if installed to improve public safety but not if it's used as a money grab by thes. >> this growing backlash. >> reporter: john townsend says part of the problems is people are getting ticked for taking rights on red or stopping but maybe having a tire hit the crosswalk. >> if you stop short and you avoid running the red light you still end up with $150 the name of justice? >> reporter: townsend says 80% of red light cameras are for taking a right on red not for drivers speeding right through a light. the study also found less accidents in intersections with red light cameras compared to those that never installed them. in not works george cauley, fox 25 news. insurance institute for highway safety is funded by auto insurers. ahead at 10:00 why the government wants to set a much earlier curfew for new teenage drivers. but first, a massacre elementary rocked the nation. new at 10:00, we'll take you inside the brand new school sitting on the very same property as this community ?? with simply right checking from santander bank, just make one deposit, withdrawal, transfer, or payment each month to waive the monthly fee. and there's no minimum balance. you're alright with simply right checking from santander bank. outside sandy hook elementary school in newtown, connecticut. a gunman stormed inside the school and killed 20 children and six staff members. as the years passed the healing continues and the community moves forward. they did so by building a brand new school where sandy hook elementary once stood. tonight we're getting our first look inside. >> shelley is her name and they've had her for years. >> reporter: from shelley the turtle inside the main entrance to the theme of ducks throughout the new say family of ducks that used to reside in the old courtyard of the former school and they were really concerned that we could attract the ducks back, hopefully, to the new school. >> reporter: designers say they hope the care they took creating and nurturing learning environment both inside and out will help with healing in newtown. >> our focus was our way, our way to bring our students and teachers home to our community. >> reporter: since december 14th, 2012, surviving hook have attended schools in neighboring monroe. the old school building was torn down and construction who the new one began in the fall of 2014. it's on the same site but in an entirely new footprint. >> the intent of this building is to offer a warm and comfortable environment for students. i think they hit a grand-slam with that. however with that being said, i can also share with you that the safety and security measures that are in this building are second to none. >> reporter: security isest dents right from the intercom at the front gate. through the main entrance which will always be locked. classrooms will be finished and cameras are placed throughout the building. but the architects and school leaders deny want the focusover students to be on the security. >> when you get here and there are kids and you're teaching that's your focus. >> reporter: nearly 400 students from pre-k through fourth grade are set to start here in just a few weeks. about 35 of them were in the school during the tragedy of 2012. families of the victims say the design process but it's still too much for many of them return to the school site. san diego police took a second person into custody after a police officer was shot and killed in another officer was injured in gunfire following a traffic stop last night. police say a 52-year-old man was arrested earlier he was responsible for the killing of officer jonathan de guzman and injuring officer wade irwin. police arrested a second person this afternoon but cautioned he was only potential suspect. u.s. attorney general loretta lynch called for calm and thanked officers for their service in baton rouge today. lynch met withs dos of first responders to hear what they were met with dozens of first responders to hear what they were feeling. she said baton rouge isn't only a national symbol for tragedy but more importantly coming together. manchester, new hampshire, police are looking for a man who attacked three people with a baseball bat last night. it happened on this porch on ski mask and hit two adults and a 16-year-old boy. the teen described trying to grab the bat away before injuring his hand. >> the third time i grabbed it he let go and he hit my hand with the bat again. >> manchester police are looking for 30-year-old robert russell for three counts of assault. if you see him you are asked to call police. dozens of marijuana plants seized in one local town. state police joined officers thursday. they found 40 plants worth as much as $50,000. no word yet on any arrests. a dedham couple took a last minute plea deal to avoid a trial for their part in a deadly meningitis outbreak. it's story we've been following for you since 2012. dozens of people died after using infected medication from the new england compounding center. hundreds of others got sick. carla and douglas were among the 14 arrested in this case. they were about to face a bank transactions to hide money. a new hampshire woman faces charges for painting a black lives matter mural. the sign was pointed on an underpass in rochester. pictures of beth wittenberg created the image. she was arrested and is due in court next movement police say the underpass is state property and she vandalized that property. a federal judge gives a victory to residents hoping to block construction of a new casino in taunton. the judge says the u.s. department of interior did not have the authority to make the a native american reservation. the mash pee tribe broke ground on the $1 billion project in april. tribe leaders say an appeal is likely. a world war ii relic has been recovered. divers recovered the propeller blade from a naval dive bomber that crashed while on a training mission during the war. the island trustees shared the power their facebook page with the full story behind the discovery. drought and farmers of the state's top crop cranberries are really feeling the heat. fox 25's kathryn burcham went to carver where even with today's rain farmers say they're in trouble. >> we just came out of bloom. these were all flowered two weeks ago they were all flowers. >> reporter: the raindrops 94ishing gary's cranberry both are bittersweet tears from mother nature it. >> makes me feel better but it won't amount to anything, no. >> reporter: weston has been scouring the skies for months hoping for any sign is now in severe drought and westin worries his berries won't develop to full size. >> we get paid by the pound. they are small they weigh less. >> reporter: green line edging the reservoir shows how far water levels have receded in the drought. >> there are some growers who are saying they need to dig emergency water holes or expand the water holes because they just don't have enough water to get through the rest of the growing season never mind harvest. >> reporter: the head of the association say they are now seeking federal aid for farmers who are struggling. >> they're living on borrowed money, they're using their savings, so they're just literally hanging on to their farms right now. >> reporter: westin's family has been tending boths for five generations. regardings of what the weather delivers he says he'll be back out here where he belongs no matter what. >> we're farmers we keep going. >> reporter: worried if the drought gets bad enough it could stress the violence themselves. they're hoping th next spring will undo the damage that's already been wrought. in carver, kathryn burcham, fox 25 news. >> that's a lot of hope we can't seem to buy them any raindrops around here. a couple spots tonight had some heavy rain and some spots this morning did, too. just wean everywhere it and wasn't over the same spots continuously to break any kind of drought or even put a dent it in. patches of fog in the morning burn off the sunshine. by late in the morning and pretty much anywhere you are going to be. here's some of the best beaches tomorrow. the latest timeline on the shower threat to end your weekend justify ahead. 950,000 people are expected in lowell this week are to the 30th anniversary of the lowell festival. it's the second largest in the country in light of the terror attack in nice, france, organizers have taken extra security steps. the city will use concrete prevent anyone from driving through the six block radius it. >> will make me feel more comfortable. >> i definitely and absolutely 100% agree to them doing this every safety measure that they can take. >> the event is free to the public will run through sunday. if you will be driving in that area we put the details about the road closures up on our website fox25boston.com. tonight a popular brand of children's car seats being recalled. >> next at 10:00 the urgent force it can transmit to a child's chest. plus, new teenager drivers have a curfew of 12:30 in the morning in massachusetts. next at 10:00 the real possibility lawmakers make them get off the road much pat randazzo: when i see those false ads attacking kelly on medicare, i wonder... we know kelly. walter kolodziej: kelly has always done the right thing for seniors here in new hampshire - she has an impeccable record. mary griffin: we need to work across the aisle-which she does. mimi kolodziej: she's fighting for seniors and protecting medicare. pat randazzo: kelly knows that we need to work together to really preserve and strengthen medicare. mary griffin: new hampshire seniors trust kelly ayotte because she has never let us down. new at 10:00 the pothole patrol is getting an upgrade. today they want to track the repair of potholes in expanded to other areas. now we posted a link to the pothole repair tracker on our website fox25boston.com. a recall of a popular brand of car seats. they are recalling more than 39,000 car seats because they can transmit too much force to a child's chest in a crash. no injuries have been reported. the recall covers the: the company will send owners a new cover to reduce the force. services haven't done anything to curb drunk driving deaths. the report looked at traffic deaths in 100 of the most populated cities in the u.s. between 2009 and 2014. ultimately, they found there was no positive or negative association with drunk driving after the introduction of uber. the study authors say it might mean drunk people are not willing to pay for the cost of a ride. family of a fallen officer killed by a drunk driver made an emotional plea for tougher laws at the state house today. thel sheriff's deputy and mothers against drunk driving are pushing to rerequire ignition interlocking devices in the vehicles of all drunk driving offenders. right now only repeat offenders have the in car breathalyzer devices. >> these few words are a small window into my daily pain. 60 on behalf of all mothers, fathers, grandparents, siblings, aunts, uncles anyone and everyone who has been damaged or destroyed by a single selfless decision to get behind that wheel. approved the interlock bill. the house is due to take up the bill next. >> when drivers might not want to hear but the c.d.c. says curfews for teens can come earlier in the night. fox 25's george cauley reveals where the c.d.c. says many states and parents should change the rules for new drivers. >> reporter: most of us probably heard it growing up nothing good after happens after midnight but new statistics show for newly licensed teen drivers the times may be changing. >> in this case nothing good happens after 9:00 p.m. >> they restrictions for when drivers can be on the road. requirements typically range from the first six months after passing the test up to them turning 18 years old. a c.d.c. report finds the majority of car crashes for 16 to 17-year-old new drivers happened before curfew most states say between 10:00 p.m. and 1:00 a.m. alcohol-related crashes republic. drug-related crashes are up so it's a good time for young drivers not to be on the roads. >> reporter: the c.d.c. study say a third of teen crashes between 2009 and 2014 happened at night with occurring before the majority of state curfew goes into effect. 49 states and the district of columbia have nighttime restrictions for teens with graduating driver's licenses in massachusetts that time begins at 12:30 a.m. in new hampshire it's at 1:00 a.m. vermont is the only state without a curfew. >> whether it's a law or not in your state if you're a parent 9:00 p.m. is a good time to say you're learning to drive you shouldn't be out after 9:00 p.m. and if you are that's my le all parents. >> car crashes are the leading cause of death for all teenagers. >> announcer: complete new england news coverage starts right now. this is fox 25 news at 11:00. the heat that finally left us just in time for the week hello everyone i'm vanessa welch. >> i'm mark ockerbloom. but with that we are tracking a chance for rain as well. chief meteorologist kevin lemanowicz is here and finally getting a little relief. >> and feeling like the boy raindrop here, mark, we're trying. there's so much moisture in the air. 60s and 70s you would think you could wring out some rain. we did a little bit tonight but it's just in spots. nearly an inch out there in boylston, half inch in shrewsbury from a heavy gusty downpour came on through. but it was just for a small area. in boston tonight's we'll be clearing it out. it's 69?. right back to 79? by 10:00 in the morning. out in worcester county figures to be a little cooler. going up to 79? by 11:00 in cod and hyannis area down to about 68? overnight with some fog developing not so much rainshowers more of a fog. overall tonight is going to be a nice feeling night a little sticky but just not very warm. tomorrow the stickiness starts to go away but the temperature they start to warm up. beaches already near 80?. i'll show you how warm it will be in the afternoon where those dew points go and that threat for rain

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