good morning everyone, yes, this is it, this is the day. a live look where the pan mass challenge gets underway, just about a half an hour. the weekend long event is expected to raise $46 million for cancer research, and treatments. a lot of heart -- hard work going into this day. glad you are waking up with us. unfortunately, the ride will not be completely free of bad weather, right? >> it is going to be great tomorrow for them, they have to keep an eye to the sky for

nothing is changing, it looks like we are in for a day which we will have to keep an eye to the sky. temperatures pretty close to 70 in most spots. it is a warm morning out there, no question about that. we have dew points in the lower 60s right now, here is what is going on the showers and storms some have developed along northern new england. nothing important right now, no big thunderstorms at the present time. as the sun goes to wor you have a -- have to keep an eye on the showers and storms heading out to the southeast. some of the showers and storms across northern new england will start heading southward into southern new england and massachusetts late this morning. showers and thunderstorms are definitely in the forecast for today as it goes up to the upper '80s to near 90 degrees and turning a lot muddier as the day progresses. watch out for the thunderstorms

winds. tomorrow will be much less humid, 85-86, should be a beautiful day. anybody outside today, especially those at pan mass keep an eye to a sky as these storms approach. storms or not they are definitely ready to ride. the bicycles are all lined up, in sturbridge, look at this, ahead of the shares and mass challenge. athletic fundraiser in the entire country. this year some 6300 writers have a goal to raise $46 million. the longest ride stretches 192 miles from sturbridge to province town. we have coverage live in sturbridge where the right kicks off at 5:30 a.m. i can't

been up for hours. >>reporter:you can feel the excitement down here. you can hear the music playing getting these riders ready to take off. you can see everyone out here getting their bikes, and their gear ready making sure their tires are full of air. making sure they have enough water for this long trek. 12 different routes ranging from 27-192 miles. people will paddle through 46 massachusetts towns. almost 3000 people takeoff here in sturbridge at hour later another big root rolls out, they meet up near london and hound -- and head south, sunday morning the 2 day writers will get back on their bikes -- riders get back on their bikes and ride across cape cod to the finish line in provincetown. first time riders no they are in for a challenge, but the experience of a lifetime. >> first time during the two

>> are you ready for a? >> i am ready for it. >> why are you writing? -- -- riding? because everybody matters. >>reporter:we will bring the start to you live. back to >> thank you so much, we are going to toss it to catherine, also of early. good morning. >>reporter:good morning, and good morning to everyone at home, 2700 riders will be taking off from the starting line which is not too far away for me. there are for thousand volunteers, many of them are busy, as we speak getting ready for all of the riders. it will be a busier scene over

here is where they register, there is also a place for them to shop, fuel up, grab a bite to eat before making their journey. when 63 miles from here to p town -- p-town. most of the riders will make that 80-mile track this morning. i also want to tell you at 6:45, there is opening ceremonies. big papi's daughter will be singing the national anthem this morning at 7 o'clock. that is when all of those riders will be starting a lot of different teams, people dress up together in support of someone who has been touched by cancer. team parker power, they were navy shirts with superman logos on them, that -- this is in honor of david parker who died a few years ago i just 42 years old. his wife is riding, for the first time, tells us why they were the superman shirts.

superman. when he was diagnosed without him the man of steel. -- we dubbed him the man of steel. >>reporter:that is what today is about. everybody is touched by cancer in some way. we will talk to them, and bring you that live and that big starting point later this morning. back to you. >> such an exciting and special day. thank you so much. again, the sturbridge portion kicks off at 5:30 a.m. the wellesley one starts at 7 a. m. also, tomorrow, we will be live streaming the finish line in provincetown so you can share on all of the riders, you can also see it at cbsboston.com, and hear about the challenge and support us up -- of specific riders. tom brady is getting personal. >> i'm just going to refer us to win every game, that we are

we will win, too. >> opening up for the first time since dropping his deflategate battle. his decision to publicly address it did come as a surprise. dan roach has more. >>reporter:tom brady could make a very good politician one day as he is able to deflect questions with the best of them. yesterday, number 12 did just that. despite the fact you know deep down the suspension has to be cr up his deflategate fight and accepted his four-game suspension. he has not said a word about it publicly until friday morning. >> it was a personal decision. i try to come out here and focus on what i need to do to get better, and help our team. i will be chairing -- cheering our team on. >>reporter: how it --

>> i try to move on from it. i try to focus on the positive, be here with my teammates getting better. >>reporter: how much did you rely on your family to get through this whole ordeal, and this decision? >> my family has been everything for me. obviously, the support of my teammates, and coaches, and mr. kraft, and jonathan. the whole team, and our fans, i t the best fans in the world, and we do. hopefully we give them a lot of reasons to cheer this year >>reporter:brady can participate in joint practices in preseason games which begin next week. he had to stay away from the team for four weeks startin involved in any way for -- anyway.

orleans saints at gillette stadium. our coverage starts at 7 a.m. tn fo fifth quarter only right here on wbz. the obama family arrived to martha's vineyard to begin their two-week vacation. this will be their seventh and final trip to the island. at least as first family. donald trump will be a new hampshire today, one day after a big about-face he ended up endorsing several key republicans, that includes house speaker, paul ryan, report the reboot comes at a time when people were starting to worry about his campaign a little bit. >>reporter: donald trump is not only back on message, he has done an about-face, ending a nearly weeklong standoff with the gop. >> i support, and endorse, our

>>reporter:with a two thumbs up and a grin, the republican nominee continued. >> i hope, in the highest esteem,-- -- i hold, and the highest esteem, senator john mccain. for his service to our country. i also fully support and endorse senator kelly, of new hampshire. >> what is happening is something we have not seen in this campaign. donald trump being brought to heel. >>reporter: john keller bee trump and finally struck a chord. >> it indicates the extent to which, not just the party leaders, but the trump campaign itself is flipping out. >>reporter: meanwhile speaking at a convention for black and hispanic journalists on the hillary clinton tried to find yourself misleading -- clarifying herself over misleading e-mails >> which i told the fbi, which is truthful, is consistent with what i have said publicly. i may have short-circuited

significant lead over her opponent and several lead s tates, but john keller says do not count out trump, yet. >> because he is on this losing streak, it has prompted him to set up and take notice. >>reporter:donald trump has several events planned right here in new england, on s aturday. a rally in new hampshire, followed by two private events. the pan mass challenge isn't the only big sporting event getting underway this night's olympic opening ceremonies. [? music playing? ] this is the sweetest thing anyone has ever done. that was from my friend caitlin, you always encourage me to go after my dreams. love always, your future maid of honor.

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that was a live look at the wellesley where the pan mass challenge kicks off in 15 minutes. there will be riders in the storm, raising a cloud all the way to bourne, barry burbank. they met or be prepared for that, right? i know you have been telling everybody, it is amazing, the week before and after today, it's just today. >> a lot of things happening today. it looks like the potential is there for some strong thunderstorms, everybody is going to be having outside plants today et riding the pan mass challenge, or other things, you have to keep an eye to the sky. we've got a really dry situation ongoing. this has been happening going on weeks, and weeks, and weeks. one good thing i have not had to mow my lawn in the last six weeks. it is not good for the farmers here, it is not good for the crops. we need rain badly, we are in bad shape here. we have a severe drought going

there is hope we will get some rain today and some places will get some big downforce. but then places that will get hardly a drop of rain. these are the numbers right now, close to 70 off to the s outhwest, in the 70s, we have been so lucky, with some of the heat we have been having, we have not had a huge amount of real tropical air. it has been humid, at times, we had two points today in the low to middle 60s. the real ic will be injected into the northeast today ahead of this approach in cold front will set off the thunderstorms. there is some action in new york state right now and across northern new england. no real strong thunderstorms at the time. as we get into the heating of the day, and this cold front come southeast, the stage is set for the most volatile weather near and south of the mass pike's this afternoon. near 90 in boston, and southwest word, and the dryer

is coming in tomorrow. if you're going to be at, in, or on the water today this afternoon it will be 80-90 at most teaches you the water temperatures have been really, really nice. just after 8 o'clock, there is a moderate risk of some rib currents, and some of these beaches. the careful out there, we have had flat sees most of the s waves in the last couple of days. so there is a moderate risk of those rip currents. 90 in boston today, especially northwest of boston a place up in here with the areas close to 90. close to the lower '80s and the cape. this afternoon, first, this morning, we have clouds starting to come in. a few scattered showers taking place this morning. they will regenerate this afternoon. so we will see these different -- developing often southern new hampshire down into massachusetts. that afternoon they come on

activity will be near and south of the mass pike into later this afternoon. you see some of those thunderstorms right here. some of those can take some damaging wind gusts, but the main threat is damaging wind gust, at this point. that is what will be going on today and everything quiets down this evening. we have temperatures us are going up this morning 6 9-70 degrees around 7 a.m. and sturbridge, 7:49 a.m. into the 80s this afternoon. anytim waish out for those scattered showers and thunderstorms. here's my forecast for the next seven days, near 90 today. lower '80s on the south coast, keep an eye out for those thunderstorms. tomorrow, no threat at all. turning much less humid tomorrow, not too much wind in the afternoon. beautiful days on monday and tuesday turns a little bit

right back to the heat. the second half next week will be astonishingly hot. >> my air conditioning just broke. barry, thank you so much. the 2016 summer olympic games have officially kicked off with last night's opening ceremonies. and those taking part in the ceremonies, wife of tom brady, being she is from brazil she was part of the open several scenes throughout the night. michael phelps held the flag for the parade of nations, where america had the largest delegation to walk through of any country. we do have a developing story out of chicago. hundreds of protesters filled the streets, after the release of a controversial video.

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welcome back, we are following a developing story from chicago. protesters have been in the streets, much of the night, especially on the city south side following the release of a video showing the fatal shooting of an unarmed lack and after a short police pursuit. this is a video from one police officers body camera. there also recordings from

shot by a chicago police officer. on july 28, he was assessed -- he was suspected of stealing a car. the actual shooting was not documented. the officer that shot o'neill in the back, did not follow procedures. police in chicago are bracing for more protest today, as a nation continues to struggle with issues of race, and how it impacts police. that was not a problem in one local event designed to show support for the men and women in blue. it you make together.

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it was a day to come together and unite, and many are calling it a big success. >> you guys have so much to be thankful for. this is a beautiful town to live in. i day, hundreds came out to celebrate the new event which brought community members and police officers together. lots of free food, dancing, and plenty of cops were out there for the day. organizers say they had one simple goal in creating the event, and that was, unity. it looks like it worked. much more ahead in our next half hour we will take you live to sturbridge for the for --

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good morning, thank you for being with us, 5:30 a.m. on the saturday, august 6, i am kelly connolly along with the barry burbank. >> remember i told you. >> you did, you said it was going to go so fast. >> it seems like a go so much faster than the other seasons. >> we wait so long for it, and we love it so much. it's like when you and i are together four 4 hours on sunday morning, we just love it so ago so quickly. >> good analogy. pan mass, riders taking off from sturbridge, we are going to go to that in a moment, we -- they might have a rough day when it comes to rain and

>> if they are off, going fast, and on the way a lot of them will get down there before there is a real problem. but, you know, we have to watch out this afternoon. the main action will be taking place, for the most part, the highest risk of the worst thunderstorms would be near and mainly south of mass pike. right down in here. this is not a good place, because of those riders will be in there. there is action this morning, but a lot of it is a week. most of them are just showers, not too much lightning be detected yet. the stage is set, a lot of the parameters are available, and the atmosphere, this afternoon for those thunderstorms to start percolating. again, they will be across southern new england. that is the main threat. for everybody else, with all other outside activities going on, there is a ton of stuff

the pan mass is what we are concerned about with all of the bikers out there. getting closer to 90 this afternoon, but the clouds racing and, producing thunderstorms and turning muddier than it has been over the past few days. two points will in the upper 60s this afternoon. the main threat, for these thunderstorms will be the damaging wind gusts and scattered spots. some areas get downpours, other areas will get hardly a drop of rain. most of the action south of mass pike. no problem for the riders tomorrow. much lower humidity, plnt breeze, high of 86. today, is the beginning, the weekend long pan mass challenge. the first wave of riders just leaving sturbridge, right now. we want to get right to anna as a take oo morning, riders taking off here in sturbridge, kicking off the 2016 pan mass challenge. you can see the sea of cyclist

what an exciting atmosphere out here, this morning. so much anticipation for the long trek ahead. these cyclists are so motivated knowing that each petal and each mile makes so many differences in so many le these riders are biking 111 miles today, and the most 50 -- the first 50 miles of the most brutal. the finishil riders will arrive in goren between 12:30 p.m. and 5 p.m. a long day for some. a total of 192 miles, offer such a good cause. the executive director tells me this is an exciting day, and emotional day, he is confident they will reach of their fundraising goal of $46 million going towards cancer research

here. back to you. >> remember, tomorrow we will be live streaming the finish line in provincetown so you can cheer on all of the writers -- riders virtually at cbsboston.com. you can also learn more about the challenge of how to support a riders. ridesharing services are in road, uber and lyft riders must undergo some checks, many drivers on board for these changes. >>reporter:more like their cabbie competition, drivers for companies for uber and lyft have new rules. governor charlie baker sign a law regulating right hailing companies. >> a statewide to deal with

vehicle identification issues. >>reporter:in january, uber driver was charged with kidnapping and sexual assault of a woman passenger. now, drivers will undergo 2 set the background checks. the companies will conduct one, the state will conduct the second looking into criminal records on the sex offender registry. >> there needs to be some checks and balances. i make my own rules, use it during the day, i do not use it late good night by myself. >>reporter:the group representing taxi driver/or levels the field. drivers will have to subject their cars to a special inspection. and notify their insurance companies of their business. >> i like having the money, it could be better though, it could be less drivers with better and more reliable drivers. >>reporter:some drivers are concerned about the flipside. brian washburn uses a right hailing service, twice a week, he is surprise regulations were not given a green light sooner.

to be entrusted with somebody else's safety >>reporter: police commissioner wanted drivers to be fingerprinted. that did not make it into the law. uber and tram and seen released applauding the new legislation. back to you. troopers are trying to figure out if excessive speed was to blame for a deadly crash on route 128 and beverly yesterday. police say a motorcyclist crashed into a guardrail after tangling with some cars. w him -- riding with him was also badly her. police have not released their names. police and dan verse are investigating how a little boy drowned in his family's pole. griffin's body was found in the pool, thursday night, at around 8 o'clock. there was a small gathering at the house, when it happened. they pulled a toddler from the water, and started cpr but he later died at the hospital.

years probation. robert fitzgerald pleaded guilty to perjury, he found the gun used to assassinate martin luther king back in 1968. prosecutors believe he lied to boost sales of his book. for the first time ever, cars will be forbidden on newberry street. car free sunday starts at 10 a.m. tomorrow, there also be parking restrictions, in the area. what is the goal? it traffic for local businesses an cars at 6 a.m. -- 6 p.m. on sunday night. the red sox, had some help, behind the plate. and tom brady had a good showing a practice, what his teammates had to say about

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good morning have been waiting to hear from tom brady since training camp began last week. we have been waiting to hear from him since he ended his legal battle with the league and accept his four-game deflategate suspension. he finally spoke yesterday. he will not see regular-season game action for well over a month. >> honestly, i am trying to be as good as i can be everyday. making improvements in certain areas, we try to make them when they changed our office.

of discipline and effort. i'm going to try to go out and do the best i can do. >> brady, on fire, during an intrasquad scrimmage. yesterday, practice, he was pretty much perfect during the scrimmage. is also running up and down the sidelines with enthusiasm, were not on the field. brady's teammates were not surprised by the competitiveness shown by their quarterback. care if it was a race/time issue, i think time will compete with you. he is a competitive guy. he is compassionate about what he does. it's gratifying having a guy like that your locker room. >> it is not matter what you're planning, he wants to win. he wanted to go out to make plays, when he is competing like that it brings out the best in a lot of guys. >> friday they have a rare scrimmage as they ramp up the physical plate and advanced to joint practices in the first preseason game with the

competitiveness, between the two teammates. solidifying the team moving forward. >> the competition level, around here, during practice is off the charts. it's up there. everyone competes every single day, that is what gets you better as a football player, and a team and brings you together as everyone is competing versus each other and helping each other out and getting each other backup. it is really good to see teammates out there helping each other. it also competing at full speed, >> guys are making plays all over the place. a good group of guys willing to work. it's been going good. >> the patriots get a day off today to rest up. they will resume practice coming up tomorrow or you 2:30 p.m. start in the afternoon down in foxboro. that is free and open to the public. that is ever sports right w, i am dan roach, wbz sports. >> thank you so much. barry burbank is here.

>> i think you were wondering what is his name, i have not seen him in so long. >> you have to give me advanced notice. sort of a funny day, a lot of people have -- i have a very good friend getting married in boerne today, i am worried about her because i know it is going to rain this afternoon. >> scattered action, not every community, it is a typical summertime not everyplace is going to get a thunderstorm this afternoon, but some places perhaps could get strong storms. you know how hot july was, and the top 10, for a hot july, that is for sure. how many 90-degree days we have had in boston, 13 so far and we are just barely into august. we knew this way back many months ago predicting we were going to have a probably close to 20-25 days of 90-degree days in boston.

northwest of boston, those are the areas that have had the highest heat so far this season. here we are sitting at 13, and boston will get some more later this week. not likely today, but it will be ever so close nudging 90, and spots, upper 60s and lower 70s right now starting across northern england. we've got pretty much upper 60s and lower 70s across the rest of the not too much wind, these are the dew points. low to middle 60s. it is feeling humid but naturally tropical like the areas down to the south of us. the air is going to turn more humid as the day goes along before this cold front gets h ere. action off to the north and west, but mostly just rain showers. nothing in terms of lightning detection at the present time.

that will be scattered/strong to severe storms this afternoon. near 90 in boston and points at southwest at -- with cooler and drier air offshore northwest. most beaches will be at least in the 80s, some east coastal beaches with a southwest wind is an offshore wind will be closer to 90 this afternoon. tide will be high around 2:30 p.m. this afternoon. low at 8 o'clock, the highest risk of showers and thunderstorms today would along the mass pike and points south. not to say we could not have some up here, most of the a ction, will be down here. watch the timestamp as we go through the day. sunshine will give way to more more clouds this morning. just scattered light stuff for the most part onto the n orthwest. by early this afternoon, the sun is going to work, and some of the other parameters becoming available in the atmosphere to start kicking off the thunderstorms here. southern new hampshire, this

scattered showers and storms, some of those could evolve into some pretty strong once here near the mass pike and points south and southeastern massachusetts by late this afternoon, early this evening. hopefully a lot of the bikers in the pan mass will be able to get down to boerne before those storms threaten the northwest. close to 90 today, cooler at the coastal spots. well into the 80s, 90s and a couple of spots. the gusty southwest win, it looks like it will be a threat of storms and scattered spots. it will be great for the riders tomorrow. getting up to the low and middle 80s then. there is your 80s tomorrow, if you upper '80s in a couple of spots. mainly around 86 degrees. here it goes for the next seven days, near 90 northwest of boston, 80s elsewhere today. i on storms this afternoon.

day. low humidity. 85 on monday, with a nice -- nice dry air, sunny to partly cloudy and a little hotter on tuesday, but still dry. h later next week. get the numbers later next week. in the '90s again. it is going to be a hard pattern setting up for later next week. >> thank you, right now, cancer does not care if you are old, or young, famous or not. how a new england sports star was touched by the disease and what he is doing to find a cure. the pan mass challenges underway in sturbridge. the next leg will be underway in a little over an hour. everyone is wide-awake and working really hard for this. we are live for you all morning long. stay with us.

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to go f--- themselves! you know, you could see there was blood coming out of her eyes, blood coming out of her wherever... you gotta see this guy. ahh, i don't know what i said, ahh. "i don't remember." he's going like "i don't remember!? it in closer, by the mile, to a cure for cancer. that is a unified call of the 6000 people who will ride in the pan mass challenge this weekend. they are fighting for kids, like hudson, lisa hughes has her story. >> come on! >>reporter: with a big smile -- and confident steps. hudson may not be quite ready to

field, like his dad does, but at just one year old he is pretty tough. >> is a joy, he just loves life. >>reporter:that joy comes through even as hudson undergoes chemotherapy for tumors in both kidneys. with his dad nate, and mom, lexi, by his side. hudson has been getting treatments since he was just four months old. >> kids are not supposed to get cancer >>reporter:when pan mass challenge weekend arrives, hudson will be the steam. >> we believe, with our faith, there is a purpose for it all. it has given me a lot of hope and the purpose of this whole thing, the impact we can have on other people. with this ride, and the things they are doing. >>reporter:every pan mass challenge dollar that everyone raise goes back to dana-farber and the jimmy fund. >> we do not want this to be

so many families do not have the support that are going through much more difficult circumstances, we want this to be able to help those people. >>reporter:a cancer survivor himself, nate knows how vital it is to get the very best care. what is your feeling when you walk into dana-farber? >> they have made us feel so comfortable, and hopeful about his treatments and things. they ride through those bombs with us. >> we are so thankful for everything they have done for u s, and for all of the other kids. >>reporter:this fall, nate will be back on the field, anchoring the offensive line, while his son continues his battle against cancer. just like the patriots, hudson will have his own team, and fans cheering him on. >> about this whole process, i tell people all of the time, as hard as it is i have never felt more grateful per -- raphael. >> nate is back at practice after your long recovery after

lexi and hudson will be out there supporting all of the writers as they make their change of -- way to provincetown. let's get back to anna who is live in sturbridge where the ride just kicked off. good morning. >>reporter:good morning, it took riders 10 minutes just cross the starting line. they are on their way to bourne which is 111 miles, that is a long way to go. everyone has their own reason for riding. we caught up with a scene from new york "lick cancer." they will ride for all of those who are still battling the disease. tom says it was life-changing, and now he does stuff like this because he does not want other

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good saturday morning, everybody. right now at 6, the first leg of the pan mass challenge, the riders on their way tobourne. the second leg is just about to begin. the big weekend is finally here. they worked so hard for this. thank you for joining us. i'm kerry connolly with barry burbank. good to see you. >> how are things going, cherry lips? she loves cherry and she just