developing news right now at 6, new information on a deadly knife attack in london. the suspect in custody this morning. >> and a big win for wynne. what's happening today at the site of the everett casino. >> and a close call for woman in woburn. how a pole went through her windshield. >> from the channel 4 studios in boston, morning. >> good morning to you great to have you here with us i am kathryn hauser. >> i am chris mckinnon it's thursday august 4th and another beautiful day on tap in new england but overnight hurricane america. the storm brought strong wind wind and waves and heavy rain. danielle niles is here with a better look. >> category one hurricane kathryn chris weakened

instead of 08-mile-per-hour winds 74 miles per hour winds are need to be a hurricane. northern portion of guatemala impacted. earl continues the westward track and even though it weakens coming over land in mexico over the next couple days, the biggest concern will be for heavy rainfall upwards of a foot of rain is possible so flash flooding and mud slides is the big concern. 64 in boston right now. what a beautiful start to the day. it's falmouth and 60 in chatham and 52 keene with a touch of fog from keene to taunton not nearly as widespread as yesterday. so grab the shades as you head out. that's the only thing you will need. 60s rising out of the 60s quickly actually. 70s through mid to late morning. 82 by lunchtime. bright and warm. we will top out in the mid-80s even a few upper 80s through the interior today. ride home looks quiet in the 70s on cape cot. set at 7:59. a quiet end to the week

thunderstorms for saturday. details on that coming up. let's get you on the road with traffic and weather together. >> reporter: you are officiallyat a crawl on the san diego ema-- zakim approaching the o'neill tunnel. it's jammed up on the leverett connector as well. we had one accident on route 3 and now we have another. this time it's in rockland before exit 14 and route 228 and it's blocking the shoulder and not causing any severe delays yet. nock >> thanks so much. we begin with developing story this morning. police investigating whether a deadly knife attack in london was an act of terrorism. a woman was killed at least 5 other people injured. the attack happened in russell square near the british museum. the 19-year-old suspect is in custody after an officer used a stun gun on him. police say it appears mental health was a significant in the attack. security is being stepped up in the city. a couple of inches makes

luz sawyer was driving on locust street when she lost control and hit parked cars and slammed into a fence. a pole from the fence appearanceed the front windshield and missed her head by 6 inches. >> kind of the thing that made everything inside me drop and i almost kind of freaked there. >> sawyer is in the hospital and was told to stay there what caused her to blackout. a worcester man due in court accused of attacking a police officer who is directing traffic. jones appiah tried to get into a driveway closed off. police say that's when he got angry and punched the officer and even tried to gouge out hiseye. officers had to use pepper spray several times on hip. -- on him. the fight to wipe out mosquitoes carrying disease

ground spraying gapped around -- began around 2 this morning and stopped at sunrise. they are focusing on public parks and locations that host large public events. residents can request ground spraying near them by contacting bristol county mosquito control. 6:04. a big day for casino gambling in massachusetts. wynne resorts is set to start work on the casino project. wbz jim smith is hive in everett with -- live in everett with a close he look at what's -- clo happening today. >> reporter: the construction site here in everett is buzzing with activity. they have been working couple hours since predawn. later today, it all officially begins with a small ceremony construction getting underway in the two billion dollar casino project which will sit on 33 acres near the mistic river. the move comes after somerville

challenge a permit for the project. they were worried about environmental impact and might seek more changes in the courts but the wynne people say it creates hundreds of construction jobs and many more jobs once the can soon -- cay sono is opened and they hope the opening will occur in three years and later today as we said, the people behind the project will be right here along with the mayor of everett and we will find out more about what's to come. jim smith wbz this morning. back to you guys. >> thanks focus of a public hearing in boston today. wbz anna meiler is live with the details on how people can get involved. anna. >> reporter: chris that hearing is held here at mildred community center tonight a city council committee will review the boston police department's plan to test out body cameras for the first time and residents are welcomed to come weigh in on that plan. the department recently announced it will conduct a 6

body cameras while patrolling. civil rights activists have been pushing for police to use body cameras after recent officer-involved shootings across the country. they argue it will increase transparency accountability and trust between law enforcement and community members. boston is one of the largest police department in the country not to use the cameras. last month they announced they reached an agreement with the police union to conduct the pilot program. commissioner evans said he was hoping for an august launch but it has not taken program, come here to the mildred community center at 5:30 tonight. reporting live, anna meiler, wbz this morning. back to you. >> thank you. funeral services will be held this morning for a 7-year- old who drowned at a city run summer camp. family and friends of kyzr willis will gather at the morning star baptist church in mattapan to say bye. a gofundme page has been set up to help the family with his funeral expenses. the little boy accidentally

beach. this morning animal rescue crews will be back at a condemned house in upton. yesterday they removed 8 living cats from the home on school street. and they think more may be hiding inside. investigators describe the two sisters who live there as hoarders. neighbors say the hope has been a problem for years. >> it stinks. real bad. smells so bad. >> it was to the point where we couldn't sit outside the house and we are two houses away. >> they have to prevent it once and for all. >> the the sisters both in their 60s were checked out in the hospital and are now staying with family. donald trump heads to maine. the go po. nominee is trying -- gop nominee is trying to get his dam pane back on -- campaign back on track. >> reporter: campaigning in florida, wednesday, donald trump sought to refocus attention on hillary clinton. blaming her for the creation of isis. >> she should get an award from

>> reporter: and tying her -- ofis is. >> reporter: and tying her to accusations they made -- the ebamma administration made ransom payment to iran around the same time four hostages were released. >> 400 million dollars in cash how do you do that this is started by crooked hillary clinton. >> reporter: the attacks came amid signs of a deepening rift between the gop nominee and members of his own party. representative adam kensinger was the late of the refusing to support trump in november. angry over his feud with a gold star family. trump's running mate mike pence also split with him and endorsed house speaker paul ryan. >> i am strongly support paul ryan and endorse his reelection. >> reporter: a fox news poll shows trump trailing by 10 percentage points nationally. speaking at a denver based

>> i would like him to explain why he paid chinese workers to make trumpp ties. this is one of them with his name on it. >> reporter: today clinton will continue to talk about jobs-the economy at an -- jobs and the economy at an event in las vegas. positive news for trump campaign he raised 82 million dollars in july. mostly from small donations. the clinton campaign raised about 90 major confusion at a busy intersection. >> red usually means stop but in quincy some mixed signals are driving people mad. >> also it could be a key clue in the fight against asthma. the surprising discovery from new study of the amish community. >> and the first olympic action underway in rio. how the the u.s. women's soccer team did in the first match plus why one player was booed.

sunshine as well and we will rise into the 70s pretty quickly by mid to late morning. someone has the hiccups. 80s by the afternoon. we will time out saturday thunderstorms when we come back as we look live beautiful look over the city of boston. looks like a postcard. stay with us. you are watching wbz this

four hundred million dollars. that's how much charter schools will drain from four hundred million siphoned from local districts that desperately need it. four hundred million that won't fund more science and technology, arts or preschool, counseling, or smaller class sizes. four hundred million unavailable to the ninety-six percent of students who don't attend charter schools. let's improve public schools for all students, not just a select few.

police department has new fleet cruisers. the toys will be hand out to neighborhood kid caught in the act of good paver. last year positive ticket initiative to reward kids for like holding a parent's hand while crossing the street and wearing bike helmets. >> i like. >> that's great. >> follow the rules. >> and connect with kids in the community. we have a beautiful day on tap today. so that's a good -- that's good news. the sunrise was so nice. >> it has been nice. danielle what's going on. >> i have the hiccups so bear with me i can't get rid of them. i tried everything. >> we need to scare you.

i will try to hold them off but you can't help it i've been doing everything and breana has been trying to scare me. 80 to 85 looks beautiful. water temperatures running in the 60s. wind out of the south 8 to 16 miles per hour today. waves about 2 to 3 feet and from the south shore and duxbury temperatures in the 80s today. 70s on cape and islands. high tide at 10 a.m. for south beach on vineyard and and buzzard's bay. mid and outer cape. the high tide is around 1 p.m. 64 in boston right now. 51 in taunton. mid-50s in falmouth and 54 in keen we a little fog. notice visibility is fine for most of us. three mile visibility in taunton quarter of a mile in keene back up to springfield. the fog burns off by mid morning and it's going to be gorgeous. sunshine from start to finish. next chance of wet weather comes in saturday with showers

midwest. that's a cool front that's going to arrive for the start of the weekend. highs if the low 80s at the coastline. 730s -- 70s on cape cod. mid to upper 80s through the interior. 88 fitchburg through manchester. clear and cool tonight. give the ac a break open up the windows and good night for sleeping. 65 in boston but 52 to 60 in the suburbs. tomorrow 85 to 90 for many of 86 in boston and upper 70 toss low 80s on the cape. another mostly sunny day. patchy fog on the cape tomorrow morning. it's tomorrow night into saturday that the clouds increase. saturday morning 7 a.m. a couple spotty showers. thunderstorms are going to fire pretty early on saturday from midday until the early evening hours. they are scattered now the everyone will see one but there may be brief downpours and lightning as they come on by. i am not anticipating widespread severe weather from

by 8 p.m. bulk of the action pushing offshore less humid air works into the picture. i have no idea how i held off the hiccups and i don't want to jinx it. mid-80s sunday looks beautiful. less humid for pmc riders on sunday. great start to next week. 90 again by wednesday. breana. >> reporter: she held her breath for 5 minutes. the commute on 93 south is longer and longer. this is the situation currently. traffic is in rockland before exit 1 and route 2-- 14 and route 228 creating a backup. it's probably a good idea to leave earlier and take back roads to weymouth and get back on route 3. we have another accident in mansfield 95 north at exit 6 and 495. stop and go traffic back to exit # and 29 -- 4 and 295. drivers in quincy are getting mixed signals from a traffic

lights to warn drivers when to stop. the idea is to help pedestrians on hancock street in the center cross safely. right now signs for both pedestrians and drivers try to explain the signals. >> you need a sign initially to understand the signs but the signals themselves are familiar to every motorists or should be. >> it's confusing. that why i have to look >> reporter: the city says it takes a little time but the people are learning lights. it has been in place for a month. -- into new video-- new video takes us inside the plane that crash lanked in dubai. you can see panicked passengers trying to get out. some were trying to grab luggage before crew members shouted to leave the bags and jump down the emergency slides. it took one minute to evacuate.

flames after everyone got off and one firefighter died fighting the blaze. today investigators are looking at the data and voice recorders. the transit police officer in the nation's capital charged with attempting to support isis is due back in court today. 36-year-old nicholas young was arrested yesterday. court documents say he bought nearly 250 dollars in gift cards to give to isis to buy mobile messaging apps. if convicted he faces up to 20 years the fbi says he is the first law enforcement officer in the u.s. to be charged under the federal government's terrorism law. new york state back in the game the governor allowing the return of fantasy sports. the measure calls the online contests a game of skill and man dates player protections that include explaining the rules to new players, eye den -- identification of highly experienced players, and prohibiting minors. massachusetts put similar regular layings in place. the rio olympics officially

competition is underway. u.s. women's soccer team faces off against new zealand. carly lloyd makes it 1-0 early and alex morgan adds another goal in the 46th minute. team usa wins 2-0. american goalie hope solo is booed by the crowd who chanted zika zika at her. she upset brazillians with this tweet in july wearing mosquito netting and a package with a large amount repellant. american swimmer michael phelps will careity u.s. flag during the open sear mownies. members of the team usa voted to give him the honor. he is the most decorated athlete in olympic history winning 18 goals and 22 medals overall. this will be the 5th olympics. >> not too shabby. >> no kidding. 6:19. a new england company taking a stand. >> first cvs banned tobacco products and now a new

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>> the amish helping as mass research. asthma is uncommon in amish communities researchers say cows and dust may be protecting children. a new study published in today's new england journal of medicine suggest bacteria from cows ends up in dust that is tracked into homes. and that helps kids build up immunity. burying your nose in a good book could be the secret to a long life. researchers studied more than 3600 people and found those who read the most people who read books more than 3 1/2 hours each week fared the best but those who read magazines and newspapers did better than those who didn't read at all. who knew. >> what about reading the teleprompter for 2 1/2 hours. a happy birthday to president obama who turns 5. the speed limit birthday but the celebration is on hold for few days. this afternoon he will attend a

to martha vineyard's and the president's daughter is this. boston herald reports sasha is working a summer job at the take out window at nancy's in oak bluffs. she has 6 secret service agents by her side and she will reportedly only be working until saturday when her parents arrive for the two-week vacation. >> i love she is working. nancy's is great spot. >> extra hands to help. >> there you go. a big scare at the a local beach. swimmers were ordered out of the water at south beach on reported shark sighting. you can see people standing along the shore there. it may have been a hammerhead but officials have not confirmed the sighting yet. and speaking of sharks, the 10th great white shark the season was tagged off the cape yesterday. the doctor working with the atlantic white shark conservancy tagged the 10 1/2 female. she has been named keli and again she looks like she is smiling too.

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in boston, this is wbz this morning. >> good morning it's 6:30 on the dot. thanks for joining us. i am chris mckinnon. >> i am kathryn hauser we appreciate you being here waking up with us. we have a beautiful start to your thursday. spectacular morning. and look at that. it's like a postcard. >> toffer -- photographer yeason bacon out there with the -- jason bacon with the assignment of the morning. >> shakein bacon. >> that hooks like >> -- looks like a painting. >> except it's moving. >> where's the bird to fly across the screen. beautiful gorgeous start to the day. i love it. and we are in for another fantastic afternoon. temperatures coming into the 80s. humidity is going to be staying low at in and on the water today. 76 to 83 degrees. uv index high. you know the drill. you want to make sure to put on sun block. temperatures in terms of water in the upper 60s to mid-70s. high tide at 108 out through

now. but we are in the 50s for most of the suburbs. 53 er and 54 in keene and satellite and radar showing nothing going on. we are in for a gorgeous day weather wise. plenty of sunshine a few puffy clouds out of the 60s pretty quickly too by the time we getget to mid to late morning and will rise quickly through the 70s. low humidity and 82 degrees. looks fantastic. 70s on cape cod and along the south coast. ride home no weather relatedish ice. 84 threat for thunderstorms on saturday coming up. let's get you on the roads how's the commute. >> reporter: traffic keeps pushing further and further back. you are now at a crawl on the tobin bridge. we are tracking a few accidents this morning. latest is southbound in milton on the expressway after exit 11. left lane is blocked another accident route 3 north in rockland before exit 14 and 228 and this is blocking the shoulder. we have a third accident on 95

bumper to bumper back to exit 4 and route 295. now back to you. >> thanks so much. right now, police are investigating a crash that badly injured two people in lowell a man and woman were hit by a car while crossing branch street last night. the woman was airlifted to a boston trauma center. we are told the man was up and talking to police at the scene. the driver did stop. so far, no charges have been filed. a big day for casino gambling wynne start work on the casino project. jim smith is live in everett didw a closer look at what's -- with a closer look at what's happening today. >> reporter: it is happening. it's a reality for a couple hours now, it's been humming here at the wynne cay can seeno construction site -- casino construction site. the the building has begun on the two billion dollar casino project which will sit on 30 acres of land adjacent to the

the city of somerville decided not further chal answering -- challenge a suit. wynne says project will create hundreds of construction jobs. half are here this morning. and many more jobs once the casino is open. they hope the opening happens in three years and later hind t will join th asthey talk more about what's to come. live in everett jim smith wb ask. this-- wbz this morning. an i-team investigation that is sure to get a lot of attention. how safe is the drinking watter. >> there are lead pipes underground to thousands of massachusetts homes. ryan cath explains many sit-- kath, planes many have known.

granted. >> what color cup you want. >> reporter: but that changed for susan arena when she opened up the letter about the water pipes leading to her home. >> your service line is it dent fied as possibly can be identified as possibly containing-- pos eye-- identified as possibly containing led. >> reporter: she was one to get a letter from the city as a parent what's the moment hike. >> scarry and feeling a little out of control and immediate fix. >> what letter does this look like. >> reporter: with good reason. experts have known for decades that lead causes developmental problems in young children. here's a closer look at the problem. there's pipe connecting the water main under the street to the home. the city is responsible for the section that runs from the water main to the property line. and the homeowner is responsiblefrom that point to the house. either section could be made of lead or it could be the entire

it's a high property. >> reporter: he comments is -- commends city with an online map and aggressive program to help homeowners replace the service lines. >> we need to be able to demonstrate to citizens people know we are on top of the issue. >> reporter: but i-team found communities are not publicly sharing the locations of lead service lines. after surveying dozens of communities, we found marlboro has 1200 lead service lines mel rose win chest and thousands. >> the the facts that cities and towns had the records for decades, is so disheartening to me. >> reporter: the i-team learned the federal government sent a letter to states in february urging transparency about the low cases of lead service lines but the state didn't share that with cities and towns until five months later. on the very same day the i-team called to ask about it. the commissioner tells us his agency wanted to make sure they had the most up-to-date

forward. >> there is a real emphasize nationally -- emphasis nationally on transparency. >> reporter: part of the effort includes loans to help homeowners replace lead service lines. and it's important to note. just because you ad service lines doesn't necessarily mean the toxin ends up in your water. as a precaution susan had her kids blood tested and the results came back normal. but she can't help wonder about the what ifs. >> if that test had broken and i would be enraged you know that why hasn't this been taken care of. >> reporter: if you can concerned it can be inexpective to get watt -- inexpensive to have water tested for lead. running a faucet cold for two minutes should flush lead out of tap water. if you are not sure what the service line is made of your local water department should have the records and be able to tell you. for the i-team ryan kath wbz

lines. we posted that information on the website cbsboston.com. in other news fentanyl related overdose deaths are on the rise here in massachusetts. a new report shows the number of overdose deaths in the state has more than tripled in the last five years. 66% of overdose deaths so far this year were linked to fentanyl. that's up 57% from last year. fentanyl is considered 50 times more potent than new report details allegations of racism at an elite boston school. school district investigators reviewed more than 100 biased based incidents at boston latin school and found more than a dozen claims violates school policy. superintendent says he is working with school officials to make boston latin more welcoming for students of all backgrounds. and a rhode island prep school is settling 30 sex abuse claims dozens of people came forward saying teachers and

middletown abused them. the claims go back to the 197 0esch the school -- 1970sch the school admis-- 1970s. the school admits they didn't report the allegations. a mediator is determining how much each student will receive. wbz anna meiler is live in mattapan with more on a hearing this morning. anna. >> reporter: the hearing will be held at the mildred community center tonight. a city ci review the boston police department's plan to test out body cameras for the first time and residents are welcomed to come give input on that plan. the department recently announced it would conduct a 6 month pilot program with 100 officers volunteering to wear body cameras patrolling civil rights activists have been push for police to use body cameras after officer-involved shootings across the country. they argue it will increase transparency accountability and trust between law enforcement and community members.

country not to use the cameras. last month the department announced it had reached an agreement with the police union to conduct the pilot. commissioner evans has said he was hoping to launch the program in august but it hasn't taken off yet so if you want a chance to weigh in head to the mildred community senter at 5:30 tonight. reporting live in mattapan, anna meiler wbz this morning. >> thanks very much. a man who held hostages at hillary clinton's campaign office in new hampshire robbing a bank. police say leeland eisenberg robbed a citizens bank in mashiest are new hampshire on tuesday and threatened to shoot the teller -- manchester now ham sure on tuesday and threatened to shoot the teller if she didn't give him the money. just ahead on wbz a check of the top stories including the condemned hoist animal rescue crews -- house animal

woburn how a pollened up through the windshield. >> if you thought the original ice bucket challenging was messy get ready for this. one man's creative new twist on the fund-raiser. danielle good morning. >> good morning. what a beautiful start to the day again across new england. temperatures in the 50s and 60s for many of us. so it's a cool start. doug checking in with 55 degrees in tubesbury bright sunshine -- tewksbury. bright sunshine and later today. i am tracking thunderstorms to start the weekend. we will time those out hour by hour together when we come

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ticks are out in mass. so check yourself, your kids, and your pets anytime you've been outdoors. check everywhere -- in your hair, under your arms, and between your toes. if you find a tick, remove it as soon as you can. use fine-tipped tweezers to grasp the tick close to the skin. use firm, even pressure pulling straight up, without twisting or turning. then clean the bite area and your hands with soap and water. some tick bites can make you sick. so if you start to feel ill

welcome back amount pennsylvania twist on ice bucket challenge. larry kaplan is traveling to all 50 states and instead of using ice and water he is dumb one of the state's signature items on his head. this is yesterday in boston. of course it was baked beans. the next stop portsmouth will have a clam chowder shower and this is all to raise money for als research. he did say something cool early saying i am taking 30 days off work and away from my family to

go to-- get to go back to their life as it was before. >> exactly. great cause. i am trying to figure out would you rather have baked beans or cold clam chador over -- clouder over the head -- chowder over the head. >> bake beans is not as bad i don't know why. >> cold chowder. >> you say cold chowder. >> i was thinking of it as cold but warm chewedder you can -- chowder you can grab a spoon. >> yeah that delicious. >> you can do that with waked beans. -- with baked beans too. 64 in boston. 57 in nashua. 50s in suburbs. 56 in bedford. 5 # taunton. hook at the vineyard, 54 in taunton. look at the vineyard-- 5 # in taunton. look at the vineyard -- 5 # in taunton. look at the -- 54 in taunton. look at the vined yard.

to the midwest. thunderstorms pushing into northern wisconsin now. and this is our next weather maker. it's a cold front but it doesn't arrive until saturday. so until then we are doing okay. low to mid-80s from beverly to hoston -- boston. low to mid-80s in keene. sunshine out in full force. lower to middle 80s from plymouth to taunton. upper 70s for most of us on the cape. clear and cool another comfortable night for sleeping. you can give the ac a break and let the freash air and 65 in boston. dipping into the 50s in the suburbs. sunshine and just a few clouds tomorrow will be warmer. highs pushed the upper 80s for many of us with a southerly wind 10 to 18 miles per hour. tomorrow late in the day we get fog that will fill back in on the cape. and it is tomorrow night into saturday that areas of clouds fill in. this is the map at saturday morning. so let's time things out to

pmc this weekend as well. important for riders and there may be a stray shower early on saturday and then thunderstorms do admittedly fire up quickly by midday and early afternoon. so 1 p.m., scattered showers and thunderstorms. if you ride in the pmc if you have outdoor activities will you be hit the by a thunderstorm not necessarily. of course any thunderstorms that develop there may be quick heavy downpours and lightning. i am not anticipating widespread severe weather. by 5 p.m., north and west of the boston we start to dry ou the south coast and out over cape cod by the time we get to 7, 8. and that means it will be sticky and warm ride for pan mass challenge riders. upper 80s and less humid air comes into the mix behind the front. mid-80s on sunday. bright sunshine around 80 degrees on cape cod. and 7-day forecast brings us into the mid-80s for the start of next week. another warmup near 90 on wednesday with a few thunderstorms. wbz is proud to be your

for the opening ceremonies tomorrow night at 7 p.m. and right here on wbz and sunday we will be a live streaming at finish line on the website cbsboston.com and find out more about the pmc and how to support a rider as well. traffic and weather together brianna. >> reporter: as we look -- breana. >> reporter: traffic is bumper to bumper in both directions on the expressway because of an accident in milton blocking the left lane after exit 11. as we head west, try to avoid sorry. an accident in mansfield is making for a miserable morning commute. this is at exit 6 and route 495. traffic back to exit 2 and route one slowing you down 30 minutes. now back to you. >> thanks so much. new information on a developing story in london. security being increased in the wake of a deadly knife attack. a 19-year-old suspect is in custody. police say it appears mental health was a significant factor in this attack a woman was

injured. the attack happened in russell square near british museum. 6:47 is the time. checking our other top stories apole comes crash through a windshield barely missing a driver's head. >> luz sawyer blacked out and crashed into a fence. a pole from the fence pierced her windshield and came within 6 inches of her face. sawyer was checked out at the hospital at this point her family says it's not clear why she blacked beginning construction on the everett casino today. the company says the hiring and building process is going to start this afternoon. yesterday they received a state environmental permit clearing one of the projects final hurdle. somerville will challenge that permit and lost but has several pending lawsuits against wynne casino. the two billion dollar casino will open in 2019. today animal rescue crews will be back at a condemned hoist in upton.

inside. 8 like cats are removed yesterday and two more dead animals were found inside. two sisters in their 60s lived at the home. they are staying with family and are not facing criminal charges. republican presidential candidate donald trump will campaign in new england today. trump will attend a rally in portland maine as he struggles to assure supporters the campaign is strong. trump is faced criticism from republican leaders for criticizing a gold star family whose son an army captain was killed in iraq. still to come on wbz top red sox prospects. >> andrew making the mark in the first major league start. >> and something fore going on on the field before last

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wbz sports driven by bmw test drive a bmw today as your massachusetts bmw center or visit bmw mass.com. the red sox newest member but it was not enough to beat mariners. andrew getting first major league start in left field last night and he got the first major league hit two actually. but starter gave up thee home runs and they lose 3-1 and wrap up the series tonight with seattle. david ortiz started the professional career in seattle and last night the mariners gave him a memorable tribute. the team presented him with a

pike place market. a framed copy of his original contract with the team from 1992. a thole it's unclear -- although it's a little unclear why, three players dressed up like flavor flav gave him a painting and watch. >> it has to be a inside joke. >> papi call us. >> let us know. we are curious. a very special birthday celebration for tom brady in foxbor heo -- foxborough yesterday e rn the team didn't make a big deal but fans did. they brought in signs and sang to him. take a listen. -- ? >> happy birthday to tom ? happy birthday to you ? >> number 12 was not the only one with a birthday chris barker turned 26. so happy birthday all around. >> all right.

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man: we gave him the option -- "do you want to do a big party with your friends, or would you rather do something with us as a big family?" and so he chose for all of us to get together, actually go down to great wolf lodge, and have a family birthday. woman: and that's the family i wanted to give luke was lots of siblings, people who love him all around him at all times,

welcome back a ranking of the best ball parks is out. >> and fenway is number will. -- did 8. usa today ranked all 30 parks base on overall experience, the authors took into account atmosphere, design, location, food and unique quirks. the survey says the sp it's a baseball landmark and everything about that is special. by the way petco park in san diego is number one and wrigley field in chicago came in 4th. still not good enough. >> of course right. >> i don't know. >> you can't beat the atmosphere. >> who is in charge. >> and it has a lot of quirks. >> absolutely. >> concerts at fenway. >> and we are going see beautiful conditions for the

upcoming weekend too. pro jam for tomorrow night and saturday as well. mid-80s today. and upper 80s tomorrow and some scattered thunderstorms on saturday and that's the only chance of wet weather in the 7- day forecast. a big pmc riders we will have to dodge a couple rain drops and get hit with thunderstorms and it's humid and sunday is lower humidity. >> sound good. cbs this morning is next on wbz. >> have great morning everybody.

captioning funded by cbs good morning. it is thursday, august 4th, 2016. welcome to "cbs this morning.? donald trump says his campaign is running smoothly, despite his rift with top numbers. his campaign chairman paul manafort is here. an alleged sexual abuse scandal rocks usa gymnastsics days before the game. coaches are accused of inappropriate behavior. >> hackers take a snap at credit card chips. your account information could be stolen in just second. we begin this morning with a look at today's "eye opener." your world in 90 seconds.