bridge here again we're talking 495 south in haverhill only one lane open. it is really bad. so if you can, stay away from this area, take [#] 5 south if you can. we understand that this work is going to be continuing for a while. so that's the lay every live here in haverhill. i'm byron barnett, 7 news. >> anchor: police in manchester new hampshire arresting two people accuseded of aall soughting a security guard at a also' home improvement store. the woman tried to shop officer tried to stop her the woman's boyfriend who was waiting in the car pushed that officer. the couple did get away but ed y intersection. police say the couple's nine-year-old son was sitting in the become seat the entire time. >> anchor: a differ goes off the road in dover over a guardrail and then off an into the woods. you can see the front end of the car issesty banged up. the crash happened on main street early this morning and no one was hurt. >> anchor: we are following more news today. police arrest are the father of two twin girls who died after the 24-year-old has been charged with two counts of involuntary manslaughter and two counts of reckless conduct. the 15-month-old girls were left inside an suv thursday night. the father and some neighbors tried to cool them office by putting them in a shallow pool but they were unconscious. there is no reason for it. i'm hoping that maybe he didn't mean to do it because this is something he will have to live with for the rest of his life. >> anchor: a total of 26 children have died this summer after being left in fairfax, virginia earlier today. they say mayor richard scott silver thorn tried to give police methamphetamine during an undercover sting. there police arrested the 51-year-old in a parking lot of a hotel. officials say they have been monitoring the mayor since july. the reason this investigation started was because of allegation of him supplying meth am felt moon in exchange for sex. distribution of methamphetamine. >> anchor: former virginia police officer sentenced to two and a half years behind bars for the killing of an unarmed man. former officer stephen rankin was convicted of voluntary manslaughter. so police say he shot and killed 18-year-old william chapman in a wal-mart parking lot last year. chapman was accused of shoplifting and prosecutors say the officer could haed ve no non-lethal tactics. charles kinsey the unarmed therapist shot by florida police last month now suing the officer he is accusing the north miami officer of using excessive force. kinsey is now out of the hospital and back on his feet but he does have the help of that cane as you can see there. you will remember the cell phone video captured the moment that he was shot. police were responding to a 911 call of a have you societal man walking down the street with a gun. so when they arrived they found kingly lying in the street next to the 27-year-old with special needs who had walked away from the group where he lives. >> anchor: a colorado woman after her racially charged rant went viral but she says it's all started over an attempt to help an animal in distress. speak english. it's america. >> anchor: a y charged rant seen across the country. you are the one that give the brown people bad names. >> anchor: it was posted by wendy flores who said her mother was being verbally attacked when leaving the department of human services in colorado. my mom got evidence of what you everyone goes through so ied to share it with the world. >> anchor: the woman is laura bennett who came forward apologizing to are her actions. that part of me lost control. not right, not appropriate, not acceptable. >> anchor: she said there is more to the story. my purpose of that led to it that is not viewed at you will is the animal in question. bennett said after leaving an appointment she found the at that time i go boy that's just really not right to leave an animal like locked in a car. so she confronted the family saying emotions were running high. there is a fine line between saying the, being concerned about the dog and going into being racist. >> anchor: bennett said the racial remarks came from a dark and ugly place. i don't regret helping the animal. my only regret ask the language i used and handled the situation spot video has the woman on the receiving end of the rant hoping a lesson can be learned. she can forgive but not forget it. i don't think i could just because i saw the effect it took in my family and it was just hard. >> anchor: bennett said she is truly sore sorry for her actions and vault she lost her job and has received a lot of backlash from the community 1 so an ohio a couldn't verse criminal move and kicked them off of a flight. the couple said a flyntant toll them she was uncomfortable with the couple's appearance and kicked them off. they say they had to wait 24 hours before they could catch a different flight. i am thinking all of these people are like watching from the back that this couple is being pulled off the plane and what did they do? that's like kind of humiliating. >> anchor: delta airlines issued a statement saying the company condemns discrimination toward its customers and >> anchor: police are investigating after they found traps in a hiking trail in northern new jersey aimed at hurting hikers. they discovered broken bottles, wooden with nails sticking out of them and barbed wire. the recent discovery has hikers there very worried. i think it's weird. why would you want to mess up people who were hiking and egger sizing and biking and having fun? i don't get it. you have to be sick. we live in a really weird world, don't we? >> anchor: police are asking visitors to be extra careful if area. >> anchor: so ford is issuing a safety recall on thousands of vehicles in the united states and in mexico. several models from the last four years have faulty springs that can cause, that can break and cause doors to actually unlatch while on the row. so far there has been one injury and one crash linked to the recall. >> anchor: now to the olympics zone the count down is on to the opening ceremonies and olympic athletes are ready for these games to officially gnd needham native alley raiseman. she has been in rio for about a week now but last night she finally got the chance to see and practice in the olympic arena where she will be competing for the first time. here is some of that. raisman said she had a great time in the olympic village getting to know fellow athletes including usain bolt. she said she almost flipped over the table to get to him in the dining hall but he wasn't the briefly. yesterday we saw phelps a couple of times so it's cool to be around the best athletes in the world and i have been having a lot of fun pin trading and meeting other at lows and everyone here is excited and here for the same reason so nice to be able to bond over all of the hard work and how excited he are to represent our country. >> anchor: so while aly is enjoying meeting some of the world's greatest athletes the u.s. swim team found a little bit of a different way to have some fun. >> anchor: they decided to give sinning a shot. nancy chen is in rio the u.s. home team arrived earlier 24 week but before they left they had fun on the road. is anybody going to play music? >> reporter: u.s. swim team hitting a high note. proving their stars not only in the swimming pool but in a car pool as well. the team posting this video on just how seriously they took it. mikhail phelps and elizabeth beizel just some swimmers belting it out. they've got my hands up the u.s.a. >> anchor: as you may remember back in 2012 the u.s. swim team also did a viral video that was call me maybe carly rae general zen song. that got 13 million views. this video on its way to becoming viral as well. nancy chen, 7 news. >> anchor: they are singing in the weather center. it's catchy. we heard him. >> anchor: he is pretty good. still love that video the athletes 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eastern seaboard. so as this weather system comes into new england tomorrow, it's possible that some of you may go the entire day and not have one drop or hear one run bell of thunder. scattered showers and storm tonight partly cloudy sky, temperatures between 66 and 71. tomorrow lots of clouds, as you few weak of sunshine of there may be a sprinkle or shower mid morning tomorrow but i think most of the activity is scattered through the afternoon hours. here is your time line 7:00 tomorrow morning, a lot of clouds for not ch in the way of shower or storm activity then at noon here you storms blossoming through eccut that line does move to the coastline mid afternoon and so we may be able to clear out a lot of you by mid afternoon tomorrow. with that said, there still may be one or would stragglers that come through the merrimack late tomorrow afternoon and tomorrow evening but again you are noticing the scattered nature of the thursday and storm. some of the storms will have brief, heavy rain which is a good thing, some frequent lightning and the possibility of some gusty winds as well. so we'll keep an eye on that through the day tomorrow and any event there goes the front offshore for sunday. mostly skin sunny skies, more clouds in northern new england, sprinkles in the lakes region here in southern new england less humid and a day that features a blaze breezy day with mostly sunny skies then dry for early next week of temperature in the upper 80's. those a hue humid day and uncomfortable day cared to what we have been. sunday lots of sunshine, breezy, temperatures on sunday in the upper 80's but low humidity. for the cape and islands again the risk of scattered showers and storm tomorrow afternoon, 8s monday fantastic, yo the head if you have next week off. upper 70's. for lakes regeneral fe actually i think a higher chance of showers on sunday in the lakes region and north of there upper 70's much cooler monday lots of sunshine upper 70's. of course pan mass challenge this weekend scattered showers and storm tomorrow with number in the upper 80's. sunday partly to mostly sunny skies, breezy and stay hydrated both weekend days, temperatures saturday and sunday in the mid and upper 80's. see you at 5:00. >> anchor: time now for a look at the roads on this friday afternoon. let's get a check with jackie as you can see we're still above this crash scene a motorcycle accident in beverly. and it has been impacting traffic the left lanes have been closed quite a distance as you can see here with just one lane open, the folks are sitting in mile and miles of traffic. and it's pretty much that story just about everywhere on this checking what's happening downtown you can see right here on the zakim the leverett connector is crawling both ways, you are heading north over the zakim backing up very quickly and you ar from right here to spot pond from montvale to 128 and then from 495 to 110. the expressway itself is heavy and slow both directions about a 36 minute trip on the southbound side about 33 minutes northbound. you are very slow passing the gas tanks in both directions. and if you are traveling the turnpike westbound, you the tv h weston and again before route 9 out past 495 and it stays pretty charlton. so it is going to be a long friday afternoon commute. i'm jackie murphy, 7 news. >> anchor: we're going to turn now to your"healthcast." strictor regulations are coming for some smoking products p the f.d.a. is something cracking down on human beinga, cigars and e cigarettes. starting monday nobody younger than 18 will be allowed to buy those products. also vendors must id anyone trying to buy them who looks younger than 27. according to the f.d.a. the number of kids using e cigarettes has increased by more than 900% >> anchor: school is right around the corner. i can't believe it's already almost time. optometrists say it's important to prioritize back to school eye exams because it could be the difference between good and bad grades. poor vision is something parents don't typically know about until a doctor picks it up but there are warning signs parents could watch out for not are ago nicing people when they come in the driving down t room and point to something or look tat that and the child doesn't look at it. >> anchor: the doctor suggests children should have an eye exam about every two years or more frequently if specific problems do exist. >> anchor: ahead on 7 news a 7-year-old justing into action. how a walk to his cousin's house led this boy to save a toddler's ? 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. has quite the story to tell. at just -years-old he rescued a toddler in utah. he jumped into action after spotting the two-year-old floating in a pool. >> anchor: now he is talking about that decision that saved the child's life. right here. >> anchor: ing an is aous summer stroll on his way to his cousin's lace. i was going to go there to play with him. his playstation three. >> anchor: this -year-old was wag a few building down "i heard when he spotted something through the pool fence. i saw a kid drawing. he was like that floating. a two-year-old face dunn under water. officials believe the toddler squeezed through the fence and fell in. i was ready because i thought he was going to die so i went, i ran to save him. i carried him out and then i went back to the d to the office. office staff hurried to call 911. the 7-year-old stayed close as medics arrived. they were like saving him doing like that to his stomach to revive like for him to be okay. first responders are calling hmm a hero. >> anchor: the two-year-old is expected to make a full recovery. he is a hero. >> anchor: what a mature little boy. my goodness. much more to come on this beautiful friday in the next 90 minutes. a jadiann top son. >> anchor: 7 news at 5:00 starts right now. >> anchor: breaking news. a shark sighting off the cape has beach goers on high alert. his fight against the nfl. >> anchor: the opening ceremony of the 2016 summer games kicks off in just a few short hours. we'll take you live t. >> anchor: here is our next chance of beneficial rain. showers and storms on the way. >> anchor: a debt connect house collapses with people trapped inside. witnesses now describing the terrifying scene. >> anchor: we are following breaking news on the cape. several beaches are closed truro. experts say there were as many as 6 great white sharks feeding on a whale carcass. >> anchor: now officials are warning swimmers to be extra vigilant. jadiann tomson is at the breaking news desk with more details for us. >> anchor: officials received a report that up to 6 great white sharks were spotted eating the carcass of a dead whale so this video provided to us by the center for coastal studies. the sharks were spotted just there feeding on that whale carcass. pretty clear video we have there too. officials say the remains have now washed you on the shore there like you mentioned adam in north truro so sky 7 hd flying above the beaches just this afternoon for you and you can see here there are very few people on the beach, even less in the water. officials say they have closed some of the beaches due of ours to those shark sightings and they have closed the following beaches to swimming. noon's landing, cold storage and those beaches could stay closed all the way through sunday. officials are advising anyone still in the area to be vigilant and cautious near the water and to report any shark sightings to police. i'm jadiann son at the breaking news desk, back to you. >> anchor: also on 7. well, it was just a personal decision. so i try to come out here and scruff focus on what i need to do to get better and help our team.