save the life. >> this is the building that people say the witnesses that were on the scene say the woman actually ran into and we are being told that she's cooperating with police tonight. it's unclear if she's facing any charges. now, coming up at 5:00, i actually spoke with another witness who was right there as this was all unfolding. why he said he had to jump out of the way in order to -- so that he didn't get hit by this driver. >> we're following breaking news right now. sky fox live as firefighters are working to battle this fire in hyde park. sky fox shows the thick smoke billowing from the top of the structure. a number of firefighters, you can see them climbing on top of the building. fox 25 has a crew on the ground on the way. we'll monitor this as the fire fight continues. there are no reports of any injuries at this hour. >> developing tonight, a local teen is under arrest for attempted murder accused of brother while on vacation in florida. newton resident gust ramgren was cooperative and provided a confession to the stabbing. the mother and brother are in critical condition. he faces two counts of attempted murder. >> a man faces charges trying to kidnap a child from a store. front of his parents, threw the boy over his shoulder and walked away. the father stopped him and took his son back. o'brien left the store and left a short time later. he's being held on $1,000 bail. also developing right now, police in brazil confirm u.s. swimmers were not the victims of an armed robbery in rio as they claimed. mark, police just held a news conference a few minutes ago. four american swimmers were not victims of an armed robbery. however, they did vandalize a gas station. surveillance camera shows them stop at a gas station while on the way back to the athletes village after a party on sunday. a security guard pointed a gun at the swimmers to control them but it wasn't excessive use of force. police say lochte was confrontational with guards because he was drunk. they added during questioning, one of the swimmers police are now calling for the swimmers to apologize to the people of rio. they say one or all may be charged with reporting a crime that never happened as well as the vandalism we told you about. but right now, the investigation is still ongoing. elizabeth? >> the question here is why? right? well, extreme drought conditions are extending across massachusetts and parts of new hampshire. now some towns and water districts are talking about adding to the restrictions that are already in place. annedover where governor baker spoke about the problem in the last few minutes or so. >> that's right. in fact, the news conference still going on right now. what we can tell you is governor baker stopped short of declaring an emergency here in massachusetts. however, he and his top advisers say that is one of the options that still is on the table in addition to special federal assistance, possibly for farmers if they continue to lose crops in the drought. governor baker here at this small farm in we can tell you the strawberry field they're standing in front of right now, the owner tells me should be about a foot high. instead, it really just looks like a patch of dirt at this point. now, the extreme drought conditions, and that is a term being used, now include 17% of eastern massachusetts and about 4% of southern new hampshire. today we also flew sky fox to show you just how low some of the local reservoirs have gotten. fox 25 also spoke to people in that have had additional water restrictions. one of the two water districts has a moratorium on any outside watering except the use of hand tell hoses. they say there's not much more they can do now to cutback. >> what stage are you at now? >> we're at the most critical stage there is. no water. >> you can't go higher. >> no. the next step is to -- if they mandate it, if they mandate that you have to cut out hand watering, that's the next step. >> the linfield center water district told me he hasn't seen conditions this bad since 2006. this year he told me their water district has used add in newspapers, even reverse 9d 11 calls to their customers, the residents, reminding them they need to conserve, that they're being ordered to conserve water. today the governor also made a direct plea to everyone in massachusetts about cutting back their use of water. we're going to put the comments together for you and we'll have >> obviously this is a real concern. chief meteorologist is here now. kevin, there's some rain in the forecast but it is not enough to solve what is a serious problem. >> i was hoping we would get some next week. it looks like it will be mostly western massachusetts. where you can see here, it's less of a problem. still a problem but less of a problem than here in eastern massachusetts. this is extreme drought and there's still another category to go. exceptional drought. so as dry as we've been, it can get even worse. we don't want to get there. bu normal so far for the year in boston and the boston area. that's crazy stuff and that's why it's so dry and why your lawn looks like it does out there. there are sunny skies around eastern massachusetts now. some rain we're talking about is some showers and thunderstorms popping up back here. we thought they would be in western new england. these are the berkshires and vermont, some thunderstorm activity here. not having an easy time of it and there's not much behind it. it will be moving into the area. that's not coming to the rescue. you hate to root for a tropical storm but that's the kind of moisture we need to break the drought conditions. we will talk about the potential for rain early next week in a few minutes. >> investigators are searching for the person who killed a jog engineer princeton. it's been almost two weeks since vanessa was abducted on the side of brooks station road. they are killer has not been found. fox 25 walked through the crime scene with a private investigator and former police investigators are dealing with out there and he said the spread out scene through dense woods creates a big challenge in the search for evidence. >> two tractor trailers collided this morning on the mass pike. video taken around 2:30 near exit 10 in auburn. you can see there's a lot of damage there. traffic delays lasted well into the morning commute. police say one of the drivers were seriously hurt. >> the cyclist who was hit by a pickup truck is doing better road yesterday morning. the 61-year-old is in critical condition but now stable. police do plan to charge the driver of that truck. >> firefighters removed a group of protestors who handcuffed themselves to a fence in west roxbury. and now as jessica reports, it's all part of an ongoing protest against the construction of a natural gas pipeline that would bring fracking to boston. police and fire crews worked to free three people who chained themselves to the fence of property this morning. >> i know i'm going to get arrested. i'm on the wrong side of the fence here. >> tom mcdonald was one of the three people. he said it's all in response to the controversial west roxbury lateral pipeline that would bring fraked gas into boston. >> civil disobedience is what you have to do when the legal system won't do it for you. spectra is locking us into climate destruction and a danger to the community. >> pipeline is running through a highly residential area, right next to a blasting. >> the goal of the demonstration was to delay construction for as long as possible. >> it's no sweat on my back to lock myself to a gate. i hope i stop the work for a good period of time because the work should never have started. >> while that only lasted about arrested is just a small price. >> i feel good. i'm doing my small part to assure our future. >> this probably isn't the first time this group has staged a protest like this. last month, al gore's daughter was arrested at a protest with the same group. now, despite today's arrest, the group says they do plan to do another protest sometime in the near future. with animal cruelty did not show up for court today and now a wanted man. kevin kennedy is accused of leaving his dog tangled in chain for days, if not work. the 2-year-old german shepherd was found by animal control. >> massachusetts senator is growing -- among a growing number of leaders in washington demanding more responsibility from the senator spoke at logan today a week after a glitch at delta caused hundreds of delays nationwide, affecting dozens of flights in boston. that's after southwest had a similar malfunction earlier in year. he's calling for an airline resiliency effort to keep flights on time. >> a flight should be cancelled if there's a superstorm that forces the cancellation of the flight. a flight should not be cancelled not working. >> a letter signed also asked airlines about their policies for reimbursing or compensating passengers who are impacted by destruction. >> a man has already served time for filing false reports of suspected drug samples. this happened in 2012 at a new closed lab in jamaica plain. hundreds of the defendants involved h a convictions. aclu is asking the supreme court to throw out the rest of the cases or at least set a deadline to resolve them. a police officer accused of beating his wife seven months pregnant. >> still ahead, how the officer's department is reacting to the allegations. >> plus on the lookout for a peeping tom in one boston neighborhood. the warnings showing up all over. >> a couple of showers and thunderstorms popping up in western new england, trying to move eastward. i'll show you the chances they maybe some rain for us just ahead. >> we continue to follow breaking news. sky fox is live over a home in hyde park where firefighters are fighting a pretty intense fire here. you can see smoke billowing out of the roof. this is happening on river guess what i just did? built a 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comments he made in 2002 when he suggested president bill clinton, the husband of his running mate, should have resigned over his affair with monica lewinsky. kaine, who acknowledged making the remarks, say it was borne what do we do to help this country be strong? past controversies don't have anything to do with that question. >> meanwhile, hillary clinton is taking the day off from campaigning but will be meeting with law enforcement officials in new york city. donald trump has been painting himself as the law and order candidate but with clinton ahead in the polls nationally, she took a swipe at the republican nominee during a stop wednesday in ohio for his recent staff he wants from his campaign. there is no new donald trump. this is it. >> with just 82 days left before election day, trump's team is denying the addition of kelly ann conway as campaign manager and brightbart news as the chief executive is a shakeup. instead, calling it an expansion, gearing up for the final stretch. >> i hear that term used a lot be bringing to washington. >> trump is in north carolina today. a recent poll shows him behind by nine points. >> now, third party candidates in the race for the white house are trying to make their case to the american people. yesterday dr. jill stein and her running mate participated in a town hall with voters. stein told the audience the green party seeks to build upon what former democratic presidential nominee bernie sanders hoped to neither donald trump nor hillary clinton are fit, they say, to be president. >> i will have trouble sleeping at night if donald trump is elected. i will also have trouble sleeping at night if hillary clinton is elected. >> stein is at 5% in the latest cnn polls and gary johnson has 9%. candidate needs to poll at least 15% to participate in the upcoming presidential debate. >> federal civil rights lawyers against muslims. earlier this year the town refused to allow the islamic society of greater worcester to create an islamic cemetery in the town. now they're looking at whether the town violated exercised religious rights. dudley residents cited concerns about property values, traffic hazards and water pollution. >> so in a serious drought situation, you know that. we've been there. it's getting worse. all areas in red in the extreme drought. that's 17% of the state covered in that. it's about 2% of the entire northeast so it's a small percentage of the entire northeast. i read a tidbit saying that the they will be out of water in 30 days. that's amazing to think about. it's a tidbit i found that truck me with a whole city like that not having enough water. showers in western new england have been popping up. heavy rain shower, no thunder or lightning with it. same thing back here in the hudson valley. this one here in southern vermont. it will track southwest n southeastern vermont, be aware that's on its way. it's not a severe storm but there's some thunder and lightning. lightning is a dangerous situation no matter what kind of storm is headed towards you. if there's lightning, take cover. there's not a lot of rain out here. see the front we talked about, two systems, one that cut across with a few showers for the south coast and this is the front that was going to bring showers and storms to western new england, not a huge concern. it's just a couple of showers and those are going to wash out. so here's what we really need. cheer for a storm to hit us. after all, tomorrow is the 25th anniversary of hurricane bob and devastation it brought to southern new england. that's the kind of rain we need. we don't want the rain and wind. fiona latest stats, 25 mile-per-hour winds. so fiona would track like this towards the northwest. notice this little kink in the forecast tracks and our computer models. that's showing a slight turn to the north. this is bermuda out here. which i expect, it would miss us. we wouldn't get any of the moisture from this. we wouldn't get any rainfall. it wouldn't help at all. tonight you don't want rain. around 80 degrees at 7:00 and dropping through the 70s during the course of the game and clearing skies. it will be a pretty night. billy joel is at fenway park this evening. temperature at 82 at 7:00. 76 by midnight when everybody is out of the show and hanging around. tonight. 71 degrees at 6:00 p.m. on the north end. 78 by 10:00 a.m. and the food will be fantastic. lunchtime temperatures in the 80s. so going to the beach tomorrow is a great idea. high temperatures across the area tomorrow will generally be in the 80s. a couple of 70s, most in the outer cape and certainly here's the seven-day forecast. another dry and sun drenched weekend. this is looking good. temperatures in the 80s so you like the good weather but you want the rain. now, our chance for rain is monday. a system coming at us with a lot of water with it, the way it's pointed is more toward western and northern new england, not where we need it so badly in eastern new england. something that you want to watch very closely, newest information coming in right now, shows you the potential for heavy rain climbing from all the flooding there in the region. next at 4:00, how some homegrown heros are helping with the cleanup. here is what we're working on for fox 25 news at 5:00. >> we reported on the water concerns in boston. all new at 5:00, the new community dealing with lead in the water and what they're doing with it. and live at gillette stadium. fios is not cable. we're wired differently. so we wired the wagner's house with 100 meg internet. which means that in the time it takes mr. wagner to pour a 20 oz. cup of coffee, 12 seconds. that's the power of fiber optics. and right now you can get 100 meg internet with equal upload and dowloads speeds, tv and phone for just $69.99 per month online. cable can't offer internet speeds this fast at a price this good. >> developing this afternoon, a massive wildfire burning in southern california is continuing to grow. it now stands nearly 50 square miles and that's 10 more than it did yesterday. 80,000 people are under evacuation orders right now. dry weather and winds are making the flames unpredictable. >> so far at least 13 people have died in flood ravaged parts of southern louisiana and forecasters are warning more rain is on the way. today the head of the national guard around baton rouge. right now tens of thousands remain displaced from their homes. football players from the university of louisiana showed up to help out. >> the worry of what to do next, trying to stay focused and then a bunch of football players show up and it was a beautiful moment. literally grabbed the tools out of my hand and tell me to take a break. guys in my house and i didn't even know what their name was. >> that's good stuff. >> that's awesome. >> despite all the help, residents say there's a long road ahead and president obama is unlikely to break from his vacation on martha's vineyard to survey the damage. the newspaper in baton rouge called the president to visit the most anguished state in the union. white house says the president is not indifferent to the being updated regularly. >> today investigateors try to figure out what started a fire off the northern coast of puerto rico. 500 people were rescued off the boat and today video shows how the massive effort was going. you can see the smoking ferry here surrounded by several ships working to get people off. investigators believe that fire started in the ship's engine room and then spread to other parts of the ship. >> right now there are signs up all over the place in the back they're warning residents about a peeping tom. what investigators are doing to try to catch them. >> showers and thunderstorms in new england. tracking one in southern vermont. i'll show you where these are going and the next chance of beneficial rain. >> local police officer is accused of attacking his pregnant wife. >> right now we want to update hyde park where firefighters are fighting a very intense fire. it's happening at a structure on river street and right now, we're working to find out if anyone there was hurt and what caused that fire. we'll bring you more information as soon as we get it into our news room. >> 33 people are rushed to the hospital after being hit by a car in downtown boston. it happened at the intersection of school and washington streets just before noon. witnesses say the driver tried to take off with at least two of the victims still under the ca we're told she's now cooperating with police. fox 25 is live at the scene. she's talking to witnesses and we'll have a report next at 5:00. >> also developing tonight, newton teen is accused of trying to kill his mother and brother while on vacation in florida. police say 16-year-old gust ramgren stabbed them at a home last night. police say ramgren provided a confession about the stabbing. he faces two counts of attempted murder. >> a police officer accused of being on the wrong side of the law. today he faced a judge on charges that he attacked his pregnant wife. off the job and in handcuffs, prosecutors say everett officer launched a dangerous assault on his wife who is seven months pregnant. he's accused of hitting her in the face and trying to kick her in the stomach during an argument on sunday but in court, prosecutors say the victim told police the fight actually started saturday. she stated they had a verbal argument the night before about him having females in the house while she was away. the argument continued into this particular day. >> prosecutors say he threatened to get his gun. >> she was pulling on his shirt to keep him from getting to the safe where the guns were. >> the alleged victim ran out of the house trying to escape with their young children in her car. >> at that point, the report indicates that he grabbed the 6-year-old child and placed that she could not leave. >> the alleged victim was able to get away with the couple's 3-year-old child. prosecutors describe the 34-year-old as a man constantly jealous and controlling, increasingly violent and a drinker but the attorney says he's a former marine who is vetted by the police department and says not all the allegations are true. >> the only physical abuse that took place on sunday is when he was defending himself when his wife refused to let him go out the door to a men's game he had scheduled z. maury was ordered released on $100,000 bail. he's been ordered to stay away from his wife and children and will live with a relative as the case moves forward. >> it was a relatively comfortable day out there today. nice day but still no relief from the drought. kevin is tracking what's on the way as the weekend approaches. >> we all want beautiful weather. with we get into the situation where we need rain so badly, a couple of wet days would do us good. not happening. there's one here in southern have the and a couple back here in the hudson valley of new york trying to make it into massachusetts. one did. it's already falling apart. that's not good news. that's pretty heavy shower in southeastern vermont right now. lightning has dissipated, at least not much happening. may be a couple of strikes headed toward 91 and southwest new hampshire f. that can hold together. but these don't look like they'll make it into massachusetts. and there's not much activity behind them. i'm sure you have these in here but those will tend to die out as the sun goes down and we're back to sunshine for tomorrow. gulf time temperatures this evening or around town, 6:00 is 85 degrees, dropping down to the 70s and clearing out by 10:00 tonight. jip trip forecast for the morning and we'll look at the weekend forecast as well. >> daughter and 10-year-old daughter are recovering in the hospital after being hit by a car earlier this week. the two were in roxbury with a were hit. father of five children was badly hurt when he pushed his daughter out of the way of the toyota. his daughter has a hairline hip fracture and fractured ankle. >> my brother's injuries were more swelling of brain. luckily by god, there was nothing. >> driver stayed on the scene and not charged. he is expected to recover and his daughter should be released from the hospital soon >> boston p patrols in one neighborhood tonight after a watch group posted these flyers with a warning for residents. neighbors spotted a peeping tom lurking around people's homes. michael reports from the back bay where neighbors are pretty concerned tonight. >> the warning signs hang from trees in back bay. be on the lookout for a peeping tom. >> i think it's something we should be vigilant about for sure. >> jonathan lives near the area man lurking in yards and looking into other people's homes multiple times in recent weeks. one person saw a man take off in a white ford pickup truck. >> kind of scary. >> liz tucker spoke with fox 25 while taking her dog for a walk. >> a couple of nights prior to seeing that, there was a guy screaming at 11:00 screening help, help, i'm being robbed. two days later the signs went up. >> boston police say detectives are aware of these reports and they are investigating. police have seen stepped up patrols in the area. >> we had to kind of look out for each other, so if you see something happening, to someone else or something looks alarming, even not screaming, like maybe be vigilant and help out, help out your friends and neighbors. >> the neighborhood watch group crime. that's why if you know anything about who this so-called peeping tom might be, you're asked to call boston police right away. >> new at 4:00, 200 pounds marijuana seized in a massive drug bust. andrew erickson was arraigned on drug trafficking earlier this week. police found him with marijuana with more than $10,000 of cash and cocaine during his search in west port last week. also new at 4:00, this man is facing charges for stolen jewelry to a pawn shop in new hampshire. mark tochi was arrested. they say he stole jewelry worth more than $1,500. he's facing 15 years in prison and will be in court in october. >> a dentist in new bedford may have had trouble getting his patient to open wide and perhaps even concern for his own safety a little bit. the reason is the patient was a called in for a small procedure, removing that painful tooth. of course, the bear had to be heavily sedated for the procedure. what if it woke up? ursula was able to come out of her enclosure after the successful procedure. >> the dentist was overheard saying that was a bear of a job. taking on terror. up next the big step that twitter took to stop terrorists from promoting their agendas. and let's check out the roads now with live drive time traffic. this is a look at the mass pike in brighton. traffic is pretty slow moving westbound but then clears up to the pike. and you'll be able to see traffic is heavy from the bridge to spot pond and then eases up as you head to 128. >> i want to go back to the live drive times at this hour. tobin bridge, 31 minutes. >> twitter is amping up digital war on terror. social media company has suspended 235,000 accounts in the past six months for promoting terrorism. the company didn't identify the terrorist groups or specific accounts, but it's likely many are associated with isis which has been especialllly active on twitter and other social networks, spreading propaganda. >> two people were buried in the wrong cemetery plots. both men were buried in the wrong plots about 30 feet from each other. the town administrator is apologizing saying the grave digger misread the plot markers. widow of one of the men is furious. she was hoping the plot deeds could be switched but the family of the other man wants the bodies exhumed. >> he deserves to be at peace. my family deserves peace. i buried him with dignity and now i just feel that going to be destroyed because of foolishness. >> bodies are set to be ex umed august 25. >> target is now taking steps to ensure it is accommodating everyone when it comes to which bathroom they choose to use. the retail giant announced yesterday it will have a single stall bathroom in every store by early next year. the new rest rooms will allow anyone who is uncomfortable with themselves. two cell phone carriers are rolling out unlimited data plans. we'll tell you the catch. >> showers and thunderstorms still trying to develop in western new england. not having an easy time making it into the drought areas. we'll talk about that in more detail and where the storms are headed tonight z. discouraging news about teachers and what they make for what they do. th with hood, cottage cheese can be... ? hey! ? ...pineapple on a waffle... or cucumber and dill as a dip. lavors of hood cottage cheese, the possibilities are endless. >> teacher salaries across the country have hit a historic low. we see how low they are from a new report. >> just in time for the start of the school year, a study finds the pay gap between public school teachers and other college graduates is wider than ever. >> teachers are really committed. you know, they're not necessarily in it to make a ton of money, but they need to be able to support their families. they have children, too. other college graduates in 2015 according to a new research report from the less leaning policy institute. in 1994, the gap was just 1.8%. even when you factor in benefits, which are typically better than other workers, teachers still come up short. >> the consequences that teachers are leaving the profession in greater numbers and it's harder to recruit new teachers. >> this is the most creative one. >> study found public $,300 a week on average. also they looked at teacher unions, teachers represented by a union were paid higher salaries than those who are not. epi study says the wage gap adds to a difficult period for educators. retirements are up, demand is growing and fewer people are entering the field. >> new at 4:00, t mobile and customers who want unlimited data plans. both companies announced new options today but they have several catches. companies will slow speeds after hitting a data cap and streaming video whether only be available in standard def. hd is extra. it comes on the heels of verizon and other competitors adjusting prices as well. harley davidson is coughing up $15 million over clean air violations. they're in trouble over an add-on called the eagle tuner. they can increase power and performance but the epa says the tuners cause motorcycles to put out a higher than allowed level of air pollution. >> to rio now, some big events happening tonight. one more time a battle on the track in the final of the men's 200 meter sprint. 94. well, behind in second place are great britain with 21 gold and 55 overall and china also has 55 medals. but two fewer golds. >> north half ton police department may have made a new furry friend. i love this story. a raccoon got himself stuck in a sewer grain -- drain yesterday. it took some patience and a little cooking grease unharmed. probably won't make that mistake again. >> we'll see that again. just thinking out loud again. there's a lot of sunshine out there in eastern massachusetts. you get some sun, some instability in the air, you can get a couple of storms pop up but instability from a weak front and it's producing a couple of showers and storms back here, none of which are holding together very well. a couple of heavier showers massachusetts. there was one near pittfield. and hudson value of new york, we're keeping an eye on that, too. southern vermont, this storm cell has thunder and lightning. it has weakened to just a rain shower at this point and it will continue to weaken as well but move into dover and vermont. if it holds together around 6:30 and you might get a light shower when that gets to you. that's where all the activity is. they need rain back in new york like massachusetts but this is not the stuff that's going to break any kind of a drought. you need to fly out here and pick up moisture from fiona. she's spinning out in the atlantic and not a threat at all to the u.s. these are latest statistics. 45 mile-per-hour winds moving northwest at 10. pressure hasn't changed since last night, meaning she's not intensified when the pressure goes down, the wind speeds pick up, the storm becomes stronger. that's not happening. it's barely a tropical storm at that it's gk to take is to the northwest. there's a little kink in the turning action right in here by early next week. this is hamilton, bermuda. this is going to the east of bermuda. it will churn up the water. taking a cruise out that way, good for you. it will get bumpy. but this looks like it will turn this way and we can tell that by looking at the computer models. throw them against the wall and they spread out like spaghetti and all of them are turning this steer fiona away from us. that's what we talked about last night. i was looking at the jet stream and all looked like systems would kick this out to sea. that seems to be the way it's going to go. things can change. fion a could stall here and decide to meander south. it's not likely but a possibility and none of the main computer models are showing that. one is showing a cork screw out here but it had to be way in the ocean. the fact is, we're not going to we have to look for a different tropical system to form. it could bring some flooding. you saw what happened in louisiana and still happening right now. gillette stadium, 82 degrees. going down to the 70s tonight. billy joel is at fenway park, in the 80s preconcert and through the 70s in the night. back up to 83 in boston tomorrow. zip trip looks great on the don't eat tonight. there will be great food in the morning. sunshine and out in the cape, close to 82 with plenty of sunshine. high temps in the 80s all across southern new england. seven-day forecast shows a dry, sunny, beautiful weekend. we're going to get bevel rain, the next chance is monday. i'm leaning against it being near enough to help us out but we could see a half inch of rain in the boston area. take what we can get. an update as information arrives. >> another indication that to last zip trip of the season. fox 25 will be live all evening long at christopher columbus park so come out and say hi, join sara, jean and michelle and a few other special guests. that's tomorrow morning starting at 6:00. >> when a group of kayakers heard there were humpback whales in the area, they decided to investigate. video shows mother pump back and her calf showing off for the boaters. one group leader says while the experience is incredible, group. >> we stayed back 100 meter. if you're in a power boat and you knew they were coming towards you, you could put the motor on and back off. in a kayak, you can't back off that fast. they can swim way faster than we can paddle z. kayakers never expected to see the whales so close to the boats. >> amy schumer is hipping her show on comedy central may come to an end. inside amy schumer has been a hit for four seasons, winning a but she tweeted last night that the show will no longer be made. this follows a social media uproar after one of the show's writers made remarks about sexual assault. kanye west fans can buy a taste of pabbo this weekend. one popup store will be here in boston. exact location will not be revealed until 24 hours before the opening. west opened a shop in new york in march with items selling for >> wakeup call that no one wanted because it happened at 3:00 in the morning. imagine that. up next at 4:00, fox 25 found out why six jets were flying so low in the middle of the night over several local communities and now here is what we're working on for 5:00. >> we continue to track breaking news out of hyde park. we first told you about this at the top of the hour. no reports of injuries right comes in. plus a brazen 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from lead. >> vanessa: chained to a fence. >> civil disobedience is what you have to do when the legal system won't do it for you. >> vanessa: the pipeline project protest that landed three people behind bars. >> vanessa: we begin with breaking news we've been following this afternoon. firefighters working to battle this large fire here in hyde park. since we first told you about this at 4:00 p.m., it appears the fire is starting to die down just a bit, as crews are starting to get a handle on some of the flames here. you see an awful lot of smoke in this video from sky fox. sky fox flew over the home around 3:45 p.m. and we saw an awful lot of smoke and flames coming from the top of the home before a number of firefighters climbed on top of the building. and were ordered to get off of the roof. any injuries. we'll continue to watch this. >> mark: developing story now, surveillance video captures an attempted child kidnapping. good evening everyone, i'm mark ockerbloom. >> vanessa: i'm vanessa welch. tonight, that child is back with his family and the man accused of trying to carry him out of a local store is facing serious charges. fox 25's ted daniel live in braintree and ted, the suspect actually handed the kid back to his father. >> the reporter: bizarre and frightening vanessa and mark. it all played out inside this grocery store off of 53, a mom and dad from weymouth were shopping with their toddler, i'm told the toddler had just learned to walk and was doing just that in one of the aisles when a stranger grabbed him. a frightening chain of events inside a braintree grocery store. seen in color and from multiple angles. that's 47-year-old steven o'brian, with no shirt, walking in through the front door. now, watch this.

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