from their coach about what they did when they felt it. >> elizabeth: also breaking, one person is killed at least 18 people hurt in an attack on an american university in afghanistan. the suspects blew explosives and opened fire on the attack. fox 25 inauguration other mark ockerbloom is here with what we know at this hour. >> mark: so far, no group has claimed responsibility for the attack. the military has been working for hours to free hundreds of students and teachers inside american university in western kabul. right now, dozens are still trapped. the univsi they are still assessing the situation. the car bomb exploded outside a school for the blind next door, before at least one attacker fired at the university campus from that school building. right now, police aren't sure if there were one or two attackers. officials said a guard who worked at the university had been killed. 18 others were hurt. the u.s. embassy was working to account for you'll of its personnel -- all of its personnel. the u.s. military is advising afghan forces to responded to the gun and bomb attack. the university staff from their car. they still haven't been found. we'll continue to monitor the situation overseas, details as we get them. mark ockerbloom, fox 25 news. >> elizabeth: ock, thank you. more details now about that university attacked in afghanistan. the american university in kabul has been open for ten years. it's afghanistan only not-for-profit, private independent university. there are more than 1700 number and part-time students. they offer degrees geared toward afghan students in business, info stay with fox 25 on air and on line at fox25boston.com, for the $? on thiselopmendz/ breaking story. we'll continue to update you on this attack ahead at 4, 5 and 6. >> a convicted rapist is accused of striking again, attacking a woman in boston's south end. he used the same plot that he used nine years ago to lure and attack a woman. robert goulston is live in the south end where both attacks happened. robert. one location and takes them to another. this week, it was the playground. nine years ago it was a location only a block away. >> i'm in disbelief and shock, because he wasn't like that when he was with me. he was such a sweetheart. >> the reporter: this woman, who did not want to be identified, says she's two months pregnant what eduardo rodriguez' baby and is cutting ties with him now, after hearing the charges against him in court today. police say rodriguez picked a woman at random in the south enderle monday morning, her art knife point by the carter playground near northeastern and raped her. he also stole her money police say and phone before running off. rodriguez is convicted of doing the same thing nine years ago, almost the same way. when he approached an 18-year-old girl at the rugles t station again at knife point, forced her to the stairway on tremont street and raped her two times. he served nine years -- eight with a g.p.s. device. he had the g.p.s. device on when he committed the rape. police were able to pinpoint the him because of the g.p.s. unit. >> the time the victim describes she was raped, 1:12 a.m. >> the reporter: and we learned today in court, that he cut off that g.p.s. bracelet about three hours after the crime. we also learned that police have him on surveillance video, walking with the most recent tonight at 5:00 p.m., whole have a little bit more about what the suspect did right before the crime. we are live in boston, robert goulston, fox 25 news. >> blair: the baby boy who was found unresponsive while in the care of a baby-sitter will be laid to rest this week. noah larsen's wake will be held in stoneham tomorrow, followed by a funeral mass in woburn friday. he will be buried privately. investigators are trying to figure out how the 15-month-old was hurt in the first place. children's hospital. >> elizabeth: a nasty crash involving a school bus full of campers, bricking on fox 25 morning news when we reported this happened on cape road in mendon. at 4:00 p.m., we're hearing from someone who ran to the site of the crash to help. fox 25's crystal haynes is live in mendon, where the good news is that all the kids here are ok. >> the reporter: i spoke with april hodge, who is actually a millis teacher and she said she just ran when she saw a school bus was involved in this crash. she also points out to me, i'm going to step out of the way, that actually newly paved and doesn't have lines painted on it and if you drive down the road, the stop sign is hidden by trees lining the street. they were on their way to enjoy the last days of summer, when a bus taking kids to a ymca camp in franklin collided with this black sedan at the intersection off route 140 in mendon. fox 25 with this exclusive video. the vehicle, according to the front of her. she tried to avoid it. she was traveling at the normal speed for this road and obviously, couldn't stop in time. >> i ran to my window, and i could see the back of the school bus. so i ran out, threw omar infante shoes on, ran out, to see what was going on. and kind of just helped the camp counselor get the kids off the bus. >> the reporter: 16 kids, age 6 to 12, were on the bus, headed to the y on porch hill road with a staffer on board was a bus monitor. when april hodge heard the 8:30 a.m. this morning, she ran to help. >> being a teacher and seeing a school bus, kind of that instinct kicked into make sure the kids were ok. >> the reporter: april helped calm the kids down until first responders arrived. the kids, staffer and bus driver all ok. however, there were not seat belts on the school bus. >> they were crying initially, wanted to know what happened. once they got off the bus, we were charting, they calmed down and wondered how they were going so get to camp. passenger were transported to area hospitals in serious condition. firefighters from surrounding areas used the jaws of life to get him out of the car and then, he was transported by helicopter. now, i spoke with the ymca out of franklin and they tell me about ten kids went on to camp, six picked up by their parents. in a statement, the president of the area y tells me it's unfortunate kids -- it's fortunate rather that the kids weren't our thoughts and prayers are with everyone involved in the accident today and we hope they make a speedy recovery. now, investigators are working to reconstruct this accident, and i put the residents' concerns about this intersection to them. their answers coming up at 5:00 p.m. for now, reporting here crystal haynes, fox 25 news. >> elizabeth: breaking this afternoon. no one from boston police for the f.b.i. will face any charges over the shooting and killing of the 26-year-old was shot and killed after a confrontation in a roslindale parking lot. officers claim he was holding a knife and lunged at them. raceme was accused of wanting to be head police officer as part of a terrorist lost connected to isis. we brought this to you on fox 25 live on the air. d.a. dan conley saying the shooting was justified and they have met with rahim's family. we have a crew gathering more details. in the meantime, fox 25 wilmington, where one person was airlifted to massen with serious injuries. according to police, speed appears to be a factor in why the s.u.v. slammed into a pole here. it happened around 10:00 p.m. last night at the intersection of lake street and jaques lane. another person was also seriously hurt, but brought to a nearby hospital. >> blair: republican nominee for president, donald trump, says he will soften his stance on immigration reform. this as a new report surfaces on donations to the clinton foundation. >> i had a meeting with great people, great hispanic leaders, and there certainly can be a softening. >> the reporter: done -- donald trump, last night on fox, indicating there could be give on his immigration policies, following days of speculation he would shift positions on his mass deportation policy. while dems or focused on a possible flip-flop, trump continues to hammer the clintons over their foundation, now calling for to investigate whether his democratic opponent gave special favors to foundation owners while serving as secretary of state. >> this is out of control, what's going on with our country, from the standpoint of justice and law and order and you look at all of these acts, where she's 100% guilty, everybody knows she's guilt. she's lied all over the place. >> the reporter: on a fund raising blitz, off the stump for a week, hillary clinton bringing the clinton campaign says they're now halfway to their billion dollar fund raising goal for 2016. and while some say they should be concerned over new accusations, clinton gave special access to donors, they deny there's any truth to this and political analysts say it most likely will not hurt her in the polls. >> there are a lot of americans who say they don't trust hillary clinton and are voting for her anyway. that tells you something about in. >> the reporter: clinton will be at a fund raiser at the apple c.e.o. tim coco crisp tonight. >> elizabeth: donald trump is bringing his campaign to manchester, new hampshire tomorrow. trump will be holding a rally at the armory ballroom at the radisson. be sure to stay with us tomorrow, fox 25 will be at that event with full coverage. >> blair: helicopters spotted flying over boston, over and over again. still ahead, we're asking what their mission is all about. ahead, his comeback story. how he's now getting to do what other children his age take for granted. >> kevin: temperatures near 90 at many of the airports and the country. lawrence at 88 degrees. i'll take you to some of the neighborhoods that are actually hitting 90 this afternoon. >> blair: improvements being identification identification taking a look at the zakim bridge, it is slow. not a good situation whether you're going into or out of the city. taking a look at the maps, you can see that 93 north and south really, but particularly southbound, from somerville all the way to south boston is all jammed up. >> blair: let's show you live drive times. 93, the o'neill tunnel to the split, 19 minutes. 90, eullsing the ted williams tunnel, weston tolls, 20 minutes. >> elizabeth: the oldest park in amer change is coming to fenway park, but it might be hard to notice all the differences. somehow fox 25's jason law got this gig. i know he was pretty excited about that. he's got a look at the changes from fenway. >> the reporter: the boston landmark commission approved four of the six proposed projects for fenway park. most notably, replacing the pesky pole, named after johnny pesky, red sox great. the fenway park architect says solid and up to code. the big cumberland farms sign in right field is also coming down. the team plans to replace it with a new video screen. of course, nobody really likes change, two fans spoke out against the video screen, including season ticket holder, christine fry. >> my seat faces the field. i receive green. i receive the -- see green, i receive the ball players and if i want to see video, i know where to find it. >> the reporter: ownership asked for permission to move three dugouts three and a half feet closer to the field, in order to the commission balked at that proposal and said it needs more time to review that change. now here's something else that was approved by the landmark commission, and this is interesting. the outif he would wall right in front of the bullpen is going to be replaced with a removable wall and we're told it's so that fenway park can begin hosting soccer games. all of these changes that were approved by the landmark commission will be implemented before the start of the season in 2017. at fenway park, jason law, >> blair: 100 boston police officers have now been chosen to begin wearing body cameras starting next month. the officers began training today though as part of a six month trial which begins in september. all 100 were chosen at random after no one volunteered. here's the breakdown of who is wearing them. 87 men, 13 women, 55 white, 29 black, 13 hispanic, and three asian officers. they'll work in five neighborhoods including roxbury and mattapan. we spoke to boston's mayor about the cameras this afternoon. we are putting together that story for you right now to air the dogs were let out for good reason this afternoon at the state house. check it out. >> elizabeth: so cute. >> blair: the pups helped governor baker to sign a law to let people smash a windows to let a dog out if it is in a hot car. as long as the person called 911 beforehand. residents in sciate are told to watch how many waters they're using. town officials say they are issued, asking people to only run dishwashers when they're full. governor baker made a similar plea to other areas of state, hit hard by drought. >> jason and lillian weatherington stole from a target in june and july. the two were caught on surveillance cameras, arrested by lexington police. according to the sun chronicle, that's the couple's last known address. >> kevin: had a tornado emergency out in the midwest earliered to. it is so beautiful here to think of something happening out there, just amazing. we'll be getting pictures coming in, but let me show you what the radar looked like. this prompted what is turned a tornado emergency, coming through indiana, as that storm moved away. there are pictures. coming of utter destruction in some places, and we're efforting that right now. meanwhile, to the south of there, this is the same storm, this is live storm tracker the indianapolis radar, it's still a tornado storm in marian, indiana, but also in the northern part of the indianapolis area, northern indianapolis, right in here, it looks like there may be a hook echo. that is a tornado worn system as well. this is the same system that's going to affect us later on this week. let's talk about what's going on outside here right now. we've seen temperatures well into the 80's, even a couple 90 degrees towns, like maldin, you're at 91 right now. you want to cool off, just drive over to winthrop, it's go to lynn, 83 degrees. revere beach in the low 80's as well. cooler spots near the water. inlands, it is hot in many places. this is southern new hampshire, hampton falls at 92, but even here at newburyport, 90 degrees. you can bet if you drive to the other side on plum island, you're going to be much cooler, but 90 downtown right now, and off to the west of there, this will take you to nashua, new hampshire, where it's 93, next to our app banner, 93, litchfield, 88. windham was 90 earlier, now down to 80 degrees. satellite-radar shows it's because of all the sunshine out there. we talked yesterday and meteorologist shiri spear this morning told you about this too. the wind shifting to the south, bringing in the more humid air and allowing for hot every temperatures like we've had. this is the system out to the wells. these are the tornado warnings in here. much of the energy wants to swing to the north of us but we will get showers on in here. fu hours. there will be some clouds starting to go billow up in the afternoon. we will not get showers tomorrow. out to the north and west an in vermont and who have to western massachusetts, maybe a couple of showers will start to pop up, but not farther to the east. lunchtime temperatures tomorrow in the low to mid 80's, upper 80's to around 90 degrees again tomorrow afternoon. high temperatures, 81 hyannis. 88 in the merrimack valley. 80 degrees. cape ann off the water, 78 degrees for you out there tomorrow afternoon. let's pick this up tomorrow night with the front coming in to new england. there can be source. friday morning, we'll watch for a couple to pop up. you saw some there. then in the afternoon, with the front slowing down and coming across here, there it is looking slower than it was yesterday, we have the risk of a few showers and thunderstorms and still a warm muggy day on friday, with many towns hitting 90, friday as well. the good news is once the front gets past storms, we are drying it out into the upcoming weekend. looking much nicer on saturday with sunshine. a few clouds in there, especially later on in the day and 81 degrees. so nice looking weekend, which is always in view. so we're going to keep tracking the latest timing on the showers coming on through. i'm awaiting the latest track of gaston and another system in the tropics. i'll have that tropical update for you coming up and the pictures coming in from indiana as well. >> elizabeth: gaston, you have such a flare when you say that last 2016 zip trip. closing out the summer this friday in burlington. we've had such a great summer. we visited all towns and cities that make living here so great. join meteorology shiri spear and gene lemanski this friday from 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. i heard that there's a last zip trip, i'm going. make sure you bring a box of healthy cereal for the cereal drive. >> mark: a new england. >> blair: a new england army vet moves a country singer to tears. what he did at a concert that caught her attention and why her songs are so important to him when he was on duty. now here's mark ockerbloom with what we're working on to fox 25 at 5:00 p.m. >> mark: we are following the deadly earthquake in italy and we'll be in the north end in boston talking with relatives overseas, what they're hearing about the aftermath. it's been more than three weeks since a jogger was killed in princeton. new at 5:00 p.m., we are live there with the changes residents as they i don't want to live with the uncertainties of hep c. or wonder whether i should seek treatment. i am ready. because today there's harvoni. a revolutionary treatment for the most common type of chronic hepatitis c. harvoni is proven to cure up to 99% of patients... ...who've had no prior treatment. it transformed 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up the precaution& especially with tourism and kids going back to school. bug repellant is being distributed to school districts and nurses are being taped to deal with the threat. the main concern is stopping the stopping their breeding grounds, which is standing water. >> we start doing more mosquito control around it and start doing strategic testing. we'll test the family, we'll test where they work. >> elizabeth: there are 43 locally transmitted zika cases ins florida to date. new england tourism spots are actually benefiting from florida zika outbreak. travel experts say the families worried about zika are looking to california and southern arizona to get sun along with canada. be according to the tourism authority, the country has seen several groups that have moved meetings hand convention there is from other caribbean islands. >> blair: more people in louisiana are asking for more aid, the heavy flooding they've seen down there. 119,000 people have applied for help with fema. more than 100,000 homes have been damaged by flooding and more than $132 million in federal money has been sent to help residents with repairs and the temporary housing. after three tours of duty overseas, all that one was tolet one singer know the it her songs had on his life. jeff didn't know who miranda lambert was before he went overseas, but then he got a care package, including a mixed tape with two of her songs. jeff brought a sign, to let her know what she meant to him. >> one of the girls looked at me and said dude, you're going to wreck her with that. >> elizabeth: that is so cool. >> blair: she couldn't get through the song without wiping see on the video right here. jeff couldn't either, even though he didn't get to meet her, he says it was a big dream come true. there's a mystery in the sky above boston and it's got people on the ground wondering what's going on. i went out today to get answers and what i uncovered by the loud helicopters and their mission. >> kevin: 90 degrees in many towns, the officials reporting station today. of the neighborhoods. what's happening in the tropics and the latest on the situation in indiana. >> elizabeth: we continue to follow breaking news in italy, where late today a child was pulled from the rubble in the aftermath of an earthquake. again! again! again! again! again! general mills is removing artificial flavors and colors from our cereals. so you can love cereal... again! >> elizabeth: some breaking news now. no one from boston police for the f.b.i. will face any charges over the shooting of a suspected terrorist in roslindale last summer. 26-year-old rahim was killed roslindale parking lot that we brought to you live on fox 25. officers said that he was holding a knife and lunged at them. rahim is accused of wanting to behead officers as part of a terrorist plot connected to isis. d.a. dan conley saying moments ago that that shooting was justified, and that they've met with rahim's family. we have a crew working on gathering more details. we'll check in with them in just a few minutes live. >> blair: also breaking right now, you heard kevin mention this before the break. a devastating tornado appears to have struck in indiana. this is cel video from kokomo, indiana, north of indianapolis. you can see at one point, how huge the tornado is off in the distance. we are seeing reports in twitter that an entire neighborhood near a high school may have been destroyed. no word on injuries, but the damage to build something's widespread there near indianapolis. fox 25 storm tracker chief meteorologist kevin lemanowicz is gathering or data on this and will join us again in a few minutes. >> elizabeth: hard to see after our own recent damage. >> blair: absolute. >> elizabeth: also breaking, at children are among the many victims there. more than 3 east of fresno 0 others are hurt and right now, rescuers continue to dig through the rubble searching for survivors. they pulled an 8-year-old girl out alive. there have been several large aftershocks. at 5:00 p.m., we head to italy to get reaction from the people who felt that powerful quake. members of the men's basketball team from bryant university are actually in rome right now on an 11-day tour of italy. as fox 25's daniel miller reports, many of them felt the quake in their hotel, including th the destruction hard to look at. rescuers spending hours digging through the hubble of dozens of collapsed buildings, trying to find any survivor after an earthquake in the mountains of central italy. the powerful 6.2 quake hit just after 3:30 a.m. wednesday morning and was felt hundreds of miles away. >> it lasted for about 30, 35 seconds, which is a pretty long time. that's bryant university assistant basketball coach, from rome. he and 23 members of the basketball team were asleep in the hotel when the quake hit. it felt like someone was underneath your bed, shaking it and then the room was like, swaying back-and-forth, so it was an interesting feeling. >> the reporter: burns said he didn't know what was happening, but soon realized something wasn't right. >> there was a panic in the middle of the night especially to be woken up to. got out in the room, checked outside to see what was go once all the shaking stopped, burns says, he and members of his group went down to their hotel lobby to see if things were ok. daniel miller, fox 25 news. >> elizabeth: burns told daniel the team was scheduled to play an exhibition game today about 65-miles near the epicenter quake, but that game is scheduled balls the floor is it cracked. the team is safe and they are scheduled to return to boston fox 25 storm tracker chief meteorologist kevin lemanowicz is tracking some temperatures that will be flirting with 90 degrees out there, kevin. >> kevin: actually hit 90 in a few spots and out in the midwest, they're dealing with something we had to deal with, there's kokomo, indiana, the storm cell right there, had a tornado come through and it looks like now, it's off to the northeast of there. i put the live storm tracker radar from indianapolis on here near marian, indiana, your see the cluster of storms, that really right about in there is where the red and the green are lining up next to each other. something we talked a lot concord on monday. there is still a tornado likely with that storm there, and just north of indianapolis, we've been watching this one curl around, it looks to me like the storm center or the tornado center is near warren, indiana, right along i-70 there, so obviously, not the tornado situation for them. overhead, the reason why this is important to us, outside of the fact that just a human interest and hoping everybody is ok, this is the same storm system, or at least part of it that's going to be affecting us later on this week, so for now, as elizabeth towns have hit 90 degrees. maldin was up to 91 earlier. watertown was 90. now down to 89 degrees. there are some other towns that hit 90. we'll do it again tomorrow. talk about how long the heat will last and still awaiting word from the national hurricane center and the latest on gaston and another storm awaiting a name. >> blair: maybe you're like some people wondering about fast-moving helicopters flying in and around boston. this has been happening all week long. we started looking into what they're doing after getting emails and calls from many of you. some people told us homes are shaking and police are only telling us, this is a training exercise. look closely and listen. you'll receive and hear what some people saw last night before downtown boston. we found this video, posted to youtube, helicopters, one after another, flying near the high rises and not just last night, but all week on twitter, fox 25 addison hoover wrote, lover boston police and marty walsh, but comically low helicopter fly-byes at 10:00 p.m., with no public viewing, not a hot idea. chris also tweeted, is there a helicopter race over boston tonight? the helicopters have been flying all week in and around boston. boston police put out a community advisory, to alert residents about a planned training certificate zoos, in conjunction with the defense department. they stress, it's not in response to any world events. when i for more information, they would only say the specifics are kept mysterious for good reason. fox 25 also found, these black hawk helicopters lined up today on the tarmac at a local airfield. when we asked about the helicopters, fox 25 was directed to the department of defense, who wouldn't comment on the exercise. but at night, it is more like this -- fast flying above neighborhoods and a city that will likely continue for the go on until friday. officials will share more information once it's over, but until then, expect to see more of them flying across various parts of boston. >> elizabeth: more than 1300 errors reported at massachusetts hospitals last year, a 60% increase from the year before. here are the 2015 numbers reported by the department of public health. the wrong surgery was performed on patients 26 times. in 51 cases, medication either killed or seriously injured a patient and there were more than 400 cases of reported. >> blair: this video from 93 south in medford. firefighter are putting out a car fire last night around 10:15 p.m. this backedup traffic in that area, so far, no word on what caused the crash or the condition of that driver involved. >> elizabeth: new at 4:00 p.m., thieves break into a home looking for one thing -- laundry detergent. it happened saturday night in new bedford. police say the suspects made off with 15 bottles of detergent, worth about $250. nothing else was stolen. new bedford police say although they don't see detergent get drugs, after all, everyone can use laundry detergent. back to school means clothes shopping and if you're shopping for school uniforms, the costs can add up. ways to shop smart. >> lease lenski jones, comedian, has become the target of trolls once again. the information about her that was posted for all the world to see. >> elizabeth: live drive time traffic. mass pike, the right of your screen, it is just crawlg you'll be able to see mostly in boston, a lot of congestion, and then free-flowing roadways in other parts of the state. >> blair: closer look at the live drive times. tobin bridge to 128. half-hour. o'neill tunnel to the split, 24 minutes. >> elizabeth: if you bought a ford in the past few years, listen up. the company is recalling about 91,000 vehicles because of faulty the recall includes 2013, 2014, an 2015 model years. specifically, the ford taurus sedans, ford flex crossover utility vehicles, lincoln mxs sedans lincoln mkz and ford police interceptor sedans. they are also recalling 2500 transit vans to replace fuel injection pumps. company is not aware of accidents offer injuries associated with the issues. vice-president joe biden is in the vice-president talked with turkey's prime minister after turkish forces an syrian rebels captured forces. >> blair: a rare pokemon caused quite the scene in taiwan. this is all caught on camera. >> elizabeth: oh boy. >> blair: oh boy is right. this video shows a stampede of people, running across the crowded street, cutting off cars, those runners are apparently pokemon go one of the game's characters. this is the latest in the string of incidents of pokemon goes incidents look at all the people out there. >> elizabeth: hard to find that. video showed olympic swimmer ryan lochte and three other teammates leaving a gas station in rio shortly after it was vandalized, but police never questioned the swimmers. transcript of the swimmers. the teammates broke a mirror and soap dispenser in the bathroom. in the signed testimony to police, swimmers were only asked about damage to a poster that lochte reportedly knocked down. >> leslie jones has been added to a long list of stars hacked bipartisanship leadership twitters. all of her information, including driver's license, passports and nude photos were posted. the hacker who got into her account got and i-cloud. jones has since taken down her web site. lily and i love dogs, but having one, can be expensive. ahead at 4:00 p.m., we crunched the numbers and how much it cost to own a dog. >> kevin: promised you a hotter day and delivering. 92 degrees in hampton. 90 salisbury. 90 newburyport. that's right now. show you how hot we'll be tomorrow. >> blair: school uniforms are than regular clothes. how well at least he's wearing shoes. well done champ. get gooey, flaky, happy. the honey in honey nut cheerios likes to take its sweet time. [sighs] >> elizabeth: it is back to school season and it really is an expense of time of year for many families and while school uniforms are seen as a cost saving measures, the costs can still add up. daniel miller has a look at some ways to save. alex has been finding ways to shop smart for her two heart school in boston. especially school uniforms. >> sometimes they can be expensive, so that's the only problem. alex isn't alone, and now, more and more public schools across the state are turning to uniforms as an easy way of enforcing a dress code, and there are ways uniforms can help you save some cash. experts say a great way to save is to buy clothes in bulk, that fit this to the uniform guidelines. offer great deals on new uniforms. and another option is to look for school or community-based uniform swap programs. the home for little wanderers at the family resource center in roslindale is one such program. >> so we looked at the gap in the community by developing a school uniform swap, it was an idea that came from our staff directly, and so we're super excited to be able to fill the new resource. the uniform swap allows families from any background to come in, and donate g new sizes for their growing children. families who donate to the swap will get a priority in terms of getting donations back to their family. >> the reporter: alex told us, she appreciates the swap, and thinks services like it are importantism. >> number one, it helps me save a little more money, so to be able to spend it on something else, books and material that >> elizabeth: the home for little wanderers at the family resource centers is helping to spread the word about this swap program to help them service more families this back to school season. if you want to contact them, log on to our web site, fox25boston.com, look for this story on our home page and we'll link you over to them. >> blair: tokyo is gearing up for its opportunity to host the olympic games. today the olympic flag arrived in japan from rio de janeiro. an arrival ceremony was held at tokyo's airport there with several japanese leaders and athletes. tokyo is hosting the summer olympic games >> elizabeth: more breaking news now, this time in ashland where state police say an ultralight flight has crash landed. it's not clear in the aircraft is either a helicopter or a plane. the pilot did get out, and we understand is not hurt. we also understand that aircraft may still be in the water. we do have sky fox on the way to the scene. several crews are moving that way and we'll give you more details as we get them. >> blair: tesla motors is the quickest production car in the world, going from 0 to 60 miles per hour in 2 1/2 seconds. the new sedan has a 100-kilowatt battery pack, which extends the car's range to 350 miles. it will also be available in the model x s.u.v. >> sarah: several things keeping track of this afternoon. the town of k hard. as i'm saying that, just moments ago, the national weather service issued a tornado warning west of you in kokomo, indiana, with another storm with a potential for producing a tornado. we watched this storm in northeastern indiana, switching over to the velocity, more of the red and green we look for tightly next to each other, marian, upland, indiana, still a tornado likely on the ground or after least off the ground being shown on doppler radar. this is indianapolis, right here, metropolitan area, there was a tornado on the ground warning, so the thought is there's not a tornado right now, but there's still a little bit of a twist in this radar scheme and i'd be concerned about that? later this week. hopefully not nearly as severe when it comes on by. there's plenty of activity back here and all going to swing toward us. we have another day tomorrow with dry weather before that gets here. just like we saw today, with all the sunshine out there. and that sun warmed us up, as expected, with the southerly winds, the combination brought more humidityan it's still 92 at hampton falls, new hampshire. 90 in salisbury. 89 in newburyport. plenty hot for your dinner plans and nashua, new hampshire, 92 degrees. hudson is at 85. 84 in pelham. so a couple of towns have cooled off there. i promised you a look into the tropics. this takes you out to the tropics. this is gaston up here and this is another system trying to develop just around -- to the caribbean and moving toward puerto rico, the best guess is that the circulation is down in here, but it's really hard to tell right now. from the national hurricane center, 70-mile-per-hour winds. that's a strong tropical storm. 74 makes you a hurricane and gaston looks like it want to become a hurricane, eventually. however, the forecast last night, when i talked to you at 11:00 p.m., was it was to be a hurricane by this morning. that didn't happen. these things don't always work out as the computer models say they're going to. we'll keep watching gaston, it want to go east of bermuda, far away from us and wants to strengthen into a category 1 and eventually categor caribbean, the spaghetti plot to work on this one and show you where it's expected to go. still not strong enough to become a tropical depression, but showing some signs that it's going to develop into one in this area. and head toward the bahamas and southern florida. again, something just to keep an eye on for those who have relatives in southern florida, or in the caribbean, let them know, they need to get stocked up now and get prepared for a system in case it develops. but not a time to panic. futurecast shows us clear, sunny looking like a nice day overall. showers and storms in far northwestern new england. lunchtime temperatures in the 80's for the most part. high temperatures well into the 80's, even on cape cod, and even hitting 90 in some spots again tomorrow afternoon. let me show you the seven-day forecast. weekend always in viewer and it's a nice looking weekends. we'll be dealing with showers, late into friday morning, maybe a few thunderstorms too, and that weekend in view, temperatures in the 80's and dry. so much to talk about this afternoon, tech with me, i'll keep you updating the situation in the midwest and more tropics coming in right now. >> blair: a gianpaolo cerretani pearl the largest one ever found and kept as a good luck charm. the pearl is 1 foot wide and more than 2 feet long. it weighs 77 pounds. that's more than five times bigger than the pearl that used to hold the record. it was found by a fisherman in the philippines ten years ago. the man kept the shell under his it's worth $100,000. the aspca says log owners are likely to spend up to $2,000 in the first year of ownership, including one time expenses like spaying, neutering and training, after one year, owners will probably spend around $500 to $900 a year,. friday is national dog day. great time to adopt or celebrate your favorite k-9. my dog had surgery last wee >> elizabeth: one boy cannot -- can now do things other kids his age can do. i can grip on to a baseball bat better. i can wear a baseball glove. >> elizabeth: the remarkable surgery and the remarkable boy who give this boy two new arms. and mark ockerbloom with what we're working on at 5:00 p.m. >> the reporter: we talked to a local man whose sister and quake hit in italy. boston police held a news conference. no one from bpd or the f.b.i. will face any charges involving the shooting and killing of a suspected terrorist in roslindale last summer. we'll be live with more at 5:00 p.m. plus, nearly three weeks after a princeton jogger was found brutally murdered, residents remain on edge. fios is not cable. we're wired differently, which means we can fix things differently. thanks for calling fios. this is ryan. you can't tell me this cord isn't in. i know it's in. it's in, but it's not working. i'm sending you a link to the my fios app that going to let me see what you're seeing. really? yes, mr. mcenroe... see that cord? just plug it into the connector on the right. so you can clearly see what's in and what's out? oh absolutely. r technician see the problem over your smartphone. >> blair: a 9-year-old boy is getting a fresh start at life. he received a double hand the boy's positive attitude will blow you away. his amazing progress. >> story about medicine, a story about hope, a story about belief. and a store about courage. >> the reporter: over the past year, this 9-year-old boy has undergone vigorous rehab at the kennedy krueger institute in baltimore. his brain had to learn how to work with his new hands. >> nothing really changed, because everybody i know is baseball, i can grip on to a bat better. i can wear a baseball glove now. >> the reporter: just a year after surgery, he can do things like write on his journal, make lunch, work a zipper and apparently, snatch cookies. but it has been a journey. >> he said to us, don't ask me, they're my surgeon's hands and later, you hard me to refer to snatching a cookie, and he had walked by one day and taken was, i snatched the cookie with my hand, and it was my hand. >> the reporter: this journey started in 2008. he was only two and developed a life-threatening infection. his hands and the won't tom part of his legs had to be amputated. his kidneys were also damaged, so his mom, patty ray, gave him a kidney. in 2012, they went to philadelphia to talk about prosthetic hands, but the doctors had a different idea -- a hand transplants. in the summer of 2015, they got with a team of 40. since then, it's been a year of therapy. >> it was easy, hard, and fun at the same time. >> the reporter: and even just one year later, the future for zion looks bright. >> the sky is the limit. he's already here, look what he has a year out, so imagine five years from now. i can see anything for this kid, he's amazing. >> blair: what's next for a lot of therapy, but he'll continue to talk his mom into letting him play football. happening right now, following several breaking news stories, including the rising death toll in italy. fox 25 news at 5:00 p.m. starts right now. >> mark: first at 5:00 p.m. tonight, major developments in the shooting death of a suspected terrorist in roslindale. no one from boston police or the f.b.i. will face any charges for good evening everyone, i'm mark ockerbloom. >> elizabeth: i'm elizabeth hopkins in for vanessa welch. rahim was shot in a parking lot after a confrontation. john monahan is there where police say the shooting was justified. >> the reporter: d.a. dan conley flanked by the boston f.b.i. office and the boston police commissioner, released his finding in to the death a cvs on june 2 of 2015. moments later, he was leaving, and if you look very closely at that video, you see a cord hanging from his leg. the d.a. says that cord was part of a longer cord, used to hold a large knife against rahim's leg. that knife, the d.a. says, would later be drawn out on police. rahim had been under federal investigation for several months for a plot to behead a person in new york. then suddenly in conversations and he intended to harm a police officer. fearing he would find many targets at forest hills t-stop if he boarded a bus, police moved into arrest him, they say 18 witnesses backed up their version of this story, and the video you're looking at, while it is not conclusive, the d.a. does say that it corroborates that testimony. here spirit of south carolina what the d.a. says happened as police approached rahim on that rainy morning back on june 2, 2015. >> facing an active, ongoing and continuing threat to himself others, theuw???? boston police detective fired one round at mr. rahim and an f.b.i. agent fired an additional two rounds at him. all three rounds struck mr. rahim, who collapsed with a knife still in his hands. >> rahim was taken to a local hospital where he later died. the d.a. says there are over 700 pages of documents to back up his findings, and also, more than 300 pictures to back up this use of deadly forms.

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