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evidence police are hoping to lead them to the killer. >> and police cars targeted in boston. how many times this has happened and the search to find who is responsible. >> live from the channel 4 studios in boston, this is wbz this morning. >> good morning it's 5:00 on your friday morning. thanks for joining us. i am chris mckinnon. >> i am cathen hauser. -- kathryn hauser. happy friday to you. and if you enjoyed the heat it will >> yes hot and humid. same deal as yesterday. we have a heat advisory that goes into effect this afternoon. and the heat index temperatures right around 102 across the board here. temperatures starting off warm in the 70s and in boston 78 degrees. 78 in lawrence and 78 in manchester and worcester coming in with 73. by midday today, 90 degrees and hazy hot and humid. and continues to be the theme. there's a chance for an isolated thunderstorm for that
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today. high temperatures else he where in the mid-90s. low 9s farther to the south and -- 90s farther to the south and east. how long the hot weather will last and when we will get a break when we will see cool down in the lower 80s and more rain chances coming up in that weekend forecast. traffic and weather together now breana. >> reporter: we have breaking news this morning a multicar crash in charlton has essentially shut down the mass pike in both directions. the crash is in the eastbound lanes just before the charlton service plaza near road. all eastbound lanes have been closed and all but one westbound lane has been shut down in charlton. according to an -- physician with the massachusetts -- official with the massachusetts department of transportation it involves two trucks. being see the backup in the westbound lanes is stretching almost duck-- you can see the backup in the westbound lanes is stretching almost to auburn. i suggest getting on the mass pike continued. we will deep you updated on
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it clears. a crash on 128 in newton. four vehicles involved. one of them caught fire. no word on injuries yet. police are trying to figure out what caused the crash. the highway is now back opened. breaking overnight a. night from boston to sacramento diverted because of turbulence. one passenger telling us the turbulence was so severe that there were cracks in the overhead bins. that plane landed safely in rapid city south dakota. 22 passengers and two crew members were taken to the hospital to be replacement aircraft will take remaining passengers onto sacramento and they will land later this morning. new overnight an investigation underway after three police officers' personal vehicles were tampered with. the latest happened wednesday in police parking lot in east boston. two lug nuts were missing from one of the tires. that was a third time in less than month. in the two earlier incidents, loosened lug nuts caused damage to vehicles. new developments in a jog
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>> investigators believe vanessa marcotte struggled with her killer. anna meiler is live with the new clues police want you to look out for. ana. >> reporter: -- anna. >> reporter: officials say she likely scratched and bruised her attacker he and are asking the public to keep a eye out for a man with those injuries. investigators rushed to the crime scene that is the center of so much fear and anxiety in princeton. >> we hope they find the person responsible. >> reporter: the woods where vanessa marcotte's body was found sunday. her body was naked and burned. >> we believe that there was a struggle between vanessa and her killer. >> reporter: the worcester district attorney says they believe she fought for her life. likely inflicting injuries on her killer. >> the injuries specifically were scratches, scrapes and or bruises. therefore, we would ask that
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these types of injuries that would have been fresh earlier in the week, to contact the massachusetts state police tip line. >> reporter: officials are also narrowing the timeline of the attack. they believe she was murdered sometime between one and 3 p.m. sunday while she was out for a jog near her mother's house. >> i know it's not a lot to go on, but it's better than nothing. >> reporter: investigators hope sharing the new clues with the public will help them capture her killer. and bring him officials say they have received more than 300 tips so far. they are asking anyone who may have seen a car traveling or parked on brook station road between hours of 1 and 3 p.m. on sunday to give them a call. reporting live in princeton, anna meiler wbz this morning. >> and as you mentioned police are relying on help from the public to catch this killer. if you have information, you
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very scary moments in rockland a 13-year-old boy comes face-to-face with a man trying to break into his home. that man got scared off sparking a massive manhunt. police released this sketch of the suspect. detectives say he had a knife and was trying to pick the lock at the home yesterday afternoon. anyone with information on this is asked to call rockland police. dramatic video of a driver trying to beat a commuter rail train across the tracks in wakefield. this is another view of that crash. you can see the that truck with such force that it pushed it several hundred feet yesterday morning. wbz julie loncich shows us the wrong move the driver made behind the wheel. >> reporter: surveillance cameras capture the violent impact. >> at the beginning, i was crying and shaking and calling 911. >> reporter: when a pickup truck veered around a railroad gate inwake fooled by the broadway -- wakefield by the broadway streetcrossing and was struck by a commuter rail train
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couldn't believe what they were watching. >> all of a sudden, the white pickup truck came out of i didn't see it came out of nowhere and the train hit it and it went down. >> reporter: the train pushed the truck 100 yards before it could finally be brought to a stop. passengers on board were not injured but were certainly startled. >> we are going along normally and a bump and everything stopped and we were jolted. >> reporter: the 70-year-old driver was transported to the hospital by medflight with attached to the front of the train. >> it was so quick. >> reporter: julie loncich wbz news. >> 5:06. over to campaign 2016. hillary clinton could release her tax returns as early as today. donald trump will be on the campaign trail in pennsylvania this after hinting his campaign could be in trouble in one conservative state. brian webb has the latest. >> reporter: domed trump didn't sound like -- donald trump didn't sonde like himself --
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in places like utah. >> we are having a problem i mean, because you know look it could cost us the supreme court we will have four or five justices put on. >> reporter: adding to trump's troubles reports that 70 republican senators urged the rnc to steer resources towards congressional races and away from donald trump. something the republican national committee and the gop nominee denied. >> there's no truth but i am the one that's funding raising the money. and other people are getting to use the money that i raise. and i mean, if it is true that's okay too. because all i will have to do is stop funding the republican party. >> reporter: hillary clinton unveiled the economic plan in detroit thursday and pledged to keep her economic promises. >> i will stop any trade deal that kills jobs or holds down wages including the transpacific partnership. >> reporter: something donald trump pounced on reminding
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the partnership while secretary of state but reversed her opinion on the trade deal during the primaries. >> all of a sudden she went from it's the gold standard to she won't approve it. >> reporter: clinton is facing scrutiny over 300 pages of her e-mails released this week. some suggest possible ties between the clinton foundation and the state department. a connection that clinton campaign denies. brian webb for cbs news. a virginia teen is facing tower in new york city. 19-year-old stephen are a gotta is undergoing --ry gotta -- rigotta made it to the 21st floor before being pulled inside. he said hes a trullp supporter with a urgent message for the candidate. comic con kicks off. >> you can expect to see comic book fans and big name celebrities. nicole jacobs is live with a
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nicole not a bad gig. >> reporter: i guess not kathryn. we are on the water and in the seaport district and it's very nice. i can tell you if you are super hero fan or super villain fan this is weekend that comic con fans certainly do not take lightly. it's the largest gathering of all of those fans comic books and video games as well as movies gathering right here in boston. it's a celebration of what is considered deep culture and packed with top named celebrities like jillian anderson and we cannot live leave out william shatner e began tweeting his excitement about boston in july. tweeting -- he began tweeting his excitement about boston in july hey red sox i am looking forward to throwing out the first ball and what do you think about my forel and last night he tweeted boston, you, me -- form. and last night he tweeted
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who's going with me. over the course of the weekend there will likely be thousands of people joining him because the conventions bring out upwards of 100,000 people or more. i should add shatner is throwing out the first pitch at tonight's red sox game and wbz is a proud sponsor of comic con which begins this afternoon. live in boston seaport district nicole jacobs wbd this morning. thanks -- wbz this morning. >> thanks michael phelps appears to be unstoppable crushing the competition in the 200 meter individual relay or medley last night rather. earning the 4th gold of the games and the 22nd of the career. lochte finished 5th. phelps will compete in the final race tonight. history for simone manuel the first african american woman to win a gold medal in swimming.
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free style and they set a new olympic record. also big day for gymnastics. simone biles wins the all around gold meldal and redemption for aly raisman with the viler -- silver in the erent which she lost out on in london in 2012 object a -- on a tie breaker. david ortiz sent out this tweet congrats to my good friend on the silver medal making proud as usual. hashtag boston strong. so let's look at the medal count. united states still in the lead with 38 medals overall including 16 gold and followed by china and then japan.>> well- done all around. >> 1, 2 in gymnastics. >> cleaning up. love that. 5:11 is the time. getting fit for free. >> fun and exciting class that is will have you toning up and keeping your budget in tip top shape.
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>> good morning. we are increasing temperatures again today. in the mid-90s but the heat index is around 100 degrees. hazy hot and humid conditions continue through weekend and thunderstorms chances as well. i will have the hour by hour timing coming up in the full forecast. i' that doesn't stop my afib from leaving me at a higher risk of stroke. that'd be devastating. i took warfarin for over 15 years until i learned more about once-daily xarelto... a latest generation blood thinner. then i made the switch. xarelto? significantly lowers the risk of stroke in people with afib not caused by a heart valve problem. it has similar effectiveness to warfarin. warfarin interferes with vitamin k and at least six blood clotting factors.
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for wrong reasons here a man at the padres pirates game went to the foul ball and forgot he had nachos and plate of beer. damage is done the chips and sauce and beer goes flying. and adding insult to injury, he didn't catch the foul ball. >> i want to say nacho best moment let the chips fall where they may. >> man what a waste of and nachos. >> yeah and that beer cost money. >> i didn't see all the. >> $12 beer. >> i saw that on his face. poor guy. >> make you want nachos. >> it does. >> you talked about yesterday you were telling us how you layer the cheese. >> and there's a method to making it tough do the chips and cheese and next layer and cheese. >> i like jalepenos on there. >> got to have that. hot, hot. >> yes. very good. hot and spicy nachos sounds
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it's going to be a hot forecast for us the next few days here. and we are chasing a few records. now we are not going to break any but we will come close to one. in fact yesterday we had high of 96 in boston. the record high still stands with 99 degrees set in 1944. and for today we are going 95 degrees. record 101 set in also 1944. saturday we are going to be a little bit cooler below 90 degrees. so sunday that's going be tonight next day that we could see a record but we will far from it. 93 for the forecast record 101 set in 2002. temperatures starting off warm and we are muggy out there and it's sticky. 78 degrees in boston and lawrence and manchester. dew point temperatures running around 70 degrees. and the dew points are going to be a factor throughout the entire day again. making our temperature feel slightly warmer than what it is. affecting temperatures right now. current heat index your real feel tem with 80 in boston.
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in chatham. hour by hour temperatures warm up quickly just like yesterday in the 90s for that lunch hour. 91 degrees. 2:00 at 92 and a chance for a isolated thunderstorm after that. highs in the mid-90s for most locations the on cape cod mid- 80s. heat index real feel temperatures expected to be between 100 and say 102. depending on where you are. so very, very oppressive heat. overnight 78 a chance for an humid. no showers at this point in time. but we are tracking the potential for rain afternoon today. hour by hour forecast going through the afternoon pause it for the lunch hour. still looking dry but more clouds developing. and you will notice the clouds pop up and start to produce some of the rain. producing even maybe thunder and lightning. by 4:00, we will be tracking the storms and expecting some of them to be perhaps strong and maybe an isolated severe storm and damaging wind gusts is the main reason why we would
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we don't expect anything widespread. heavy rainfall a concern and, of course, lightning too if you are out and about. here's seven-day outlook 88 degrees. sunday 93. monday 82 and much cooler and a chance for storms all few of the days. traffic and weather together breana. >> reporter: we are keeping our eye on a multicar crash in a essentially shut down the mass pike. it's in the eastbound lanes just before the charlton service plaza near city depot road. eastbound lanes been reopened. according to an official with the massachusetts department of the transportation -- of transportation it involves two trucks. first responders are on the scene. the backup from this crash in the westbound lanes is almost reaching auburn. sis. sns you can't get -- since you can't get on the pike get on route 20 that runs along the pike. now back to you. >> thanks very much appreciate the update. boston wants to slow things
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speed limit to 25 miles an hour. the mayor plans to ask the sit they council to go ahead with the measure. mayor walsh says lower speed limits will make streets safer for pedestrians and bicyclists and drivers. 5:19 is the time. if you came home with a little extra baggage following your summer vacation, don't worry we understand. >> is this baggage but shed the pounds without dropping all your hard earned dough. more free fitness fun in this week's >> up to the sky. >> reporter: get your week ep started on right foot or leg if you may with free yogamblysquar each saturday dozens gathering along the river a. for a 9 a.m. workout bring your mat. preregister to guarantee your pot is. it runs each week until september. for a bit more variety check out legacy place in dedham each thursday they take over part of
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class covering everything from barre to boot camps. work out with a view in the seaport five days a week there are classes on the green overlooking the harbor. sometimes 2 in day. the classes range from yoga to kick boxing and including live music and won't stop when summer ends. program runs until the end of october. or go for a run too that's always free as well. >> that's true i like the yoga we did yoga moves. >> we were. the city of host of free classes all summer. something for every day of the week. >> so if you like more information we have a link on the website cbsboston.com. really good information. >> i am sweating after we watched that. coming up next, big papi back in the liveup at -- lineup at fenway. >> yankees and red sox face- off. >> the pats taking the field for the first preseason game. how jimmy garoppolo felt behind
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garoppolo and the boys got it down. defense with a big game. first quarter the ball is stiped to jamie collins and check him out taking it to the house. patriots up 6 07b just like that and convert two points to make -- 6-0e just like that and convert -- 6-0 just hike that and converted two points. jimmy hits white with a gorgeous screen. white goes all the way down to blount finishes the play but a 2 pointer fails 16-14. 17-16 pats after gostkowski gets this. same core with the saints driving in the third and thisinterception from leblanc.
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the rookie. what a play. ensuing drive gaffney, oh, take it to the house. goes 44 yards to pay dirt. he not seen game action -- he had not seen game action in over two years. pats win 34-22 the final. >> it was not the best start no question. we started a liwhh we never want to do but you know that's going to happen sometimes. you are not always going to start the right way or whatever and it's it's a good experience being nut difficult situation and seeing house the guys responded and how everyone respond and i think we reacted in the right way. >> the patriots improve to 1-0 in preseason and take on the bears next week. that's the story here. one other note red sox blew another lead losing to the yankees by a score of 4-2. i am steve burton now back to you. >> all right. 5:25. still to come in the next half-
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at wbz. >> how a cat made it from florida to our studios. plus, how his forever home is here in new england. >> and drought conditions worse in some communities. fire department sounding the alarm over safety concerns and pamela not a lot of help today with the drought. >> we've a slim chance for an isolated thunderstorm or shower late this afternoon but nothing widespread or soaking to help with the drought conditions. it's going to be another scorchper of a day. we will check out high temperatures and how long this tt forecast. ticks are out in mass. so check yourself, your kids, and your pets anytime you've been outdoors.
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r 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 or notice a rash near the bite,
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four hundred million dollars. that's how much charter schools will drain from massachusetts public schools this year. four hundred million siphoned from l 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 prove public schools for all students, not just a select few.
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breaking news at 5:30a. four-car crash on 128 year night and one car catches on fire. we will have the latest on the investigation underway this morning. >> new details about the murder of a jogger in princetonch the clue that could help police find the killer. >> and drought concerns growing around massachusetts. the region most in danger and local officials now sounding
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stewed -- 4 studios in boston, this is wbz this morning. >> good morning to you. happy friday. welcome back i am kathryn hauser. >> i am chris mckinnon it's friday august 12th you have to love it when we make it to the end of the workweek. >> feels good. >> but not outside. it's hot. another hot day on tap pamela. >> yes and temperatures start off warm in the 70s. it's a muggy start just like yesterday. we don't have too far to go to get into the mid-90s again this afternoon. 78 in boston waking up to 73 in worcester. keene 72 and taunton 77 degrees. and by midday, we are tracking 90 degrees. drive home 95 for that high temperature. heat index right around 100 plus there's a chance for an isolated thunderstorm moving in. some of the storms this afternoon could produce some gusty winds and a little lightning and also brief heavy downpours. there's a concern of localized flooding. but no watches or warnings at this point in time. we will keep you up-to-date if anything comes out. high temperatures affecting
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mid-90s heat advisory in effect from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. today as the heat index could be right around 102. more heat on the way for the weekend. plus tracking another round of storms day by day through early next week. we will go through that hour by hour timing in bit. traffic and weather together breana. >> reporter: we are getting-- we are getting new-- >> reporter: we are getting new information about the crash that shut down the mass pike one of the trucks rolled over and the other caught fire. we have no word on injuries but we know first the scene. the crash is in the eastbound lanes of the pike in charlton. it happened just before the charlton service plaza. all the eastbound lanes have been shut down. traffic in eastbound lanes is backed up to sturbridge two westbound lanes are opened. traffic in the westbound lanes is backed up to auburn at 290. route 20 or 9 are your best alternatives this morning. we are following two other breaking news story a crash on
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with this one. one did catch can on fire and no word on injuries there. police are trying to figure out what caused the crash. by the way the highway is back opened. also breaking overnight a. flight from boston to sacramento diverted because of turbulence. one passenger tells us that turbulence was so bad that there were cracks in the overhead bin. the plane landed safely in rapid city south dakota. 22 passengers and two crew members were taken to the hospital to be checked out. a replacement aircraft will take the remaining passengers later on this morning. our other top stories disturbing new details about the murder of a jogger in princeton. investigators now say that vanessa marcotte struggled with her kill canner and the man would have visible scratches or bruises on him. they have narrowed down the timeline and believe she was mrdered between 1 and 3 -- murdered between 1 and 3 p.m. on sunday. investigators want to hear from anyone who might have been in the area along brook station
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prosecutors lay out the case against them. darnell booth raped a 16-year- old passenger in an everett parking lot and drove here to -- her to school. the defense claims there were holes in the girl's story but the judge ordered him held without bail until next week. prosecutors say he has a long criminal record. but uber says that didn't come up and that "all drivers go through a screening process and peased the screening check based on federal and state 7 years on a person's record. it's not an you beer -- uber background check it's state and federal guidelines. police are searching for several teens who roughed up and robbed a woman in the back bay. officers say the victim was walking down marlboro street tuesday night when the group assaulted her then stole her phone. the teens took off down marlboro street towards charlesgate. a rhode island father is charged with neglect.
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in providence the child is 3 years old and was crying sweating profusely by the time help arrived. police say the father had taken another child to a doctor's appointment about 30 minutes earlier. the windows were cracked but the car was not running so there was no air conditioning. law makers in massachusetts passed a bill toe protect pets left in hot cars. first responders and good samaritans can break into a car if a animal's health is for this and the bill goes to the desk of the governor. new way to use pokemon go. a lawmaker wants to use it to get people to vote. he wants to draw in players potential voters direct them to a spie he civic spot and -- specific spot and register them to vote. he hopes to sign up players on the lynn common. a small section of northern massachusetts is now considered to be an extreme drought. overall about 60% of the
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conditions -- under some drought conditions and a local fire chief is worried about having enough water to fight fires. water pumping stations in uxbridge are low. fire department says they used to get the supply from the nearby mumford river but it's at the low levels and can't be tapped in an emergency. . >> the burden will be on us to even though we try to make our response time quick, make it a faster knock down because if a fire has time to grow,wi difficult to catch up wi limited water. >> there are some water restrictions in place but the fire chief is personally asking people to stop all outdoor watering. 5:35. new this morning, triple e deteched in rhode island. atovidence reports a mosquito sample tested positive. this was the first finding of triple e this year in rhode island. there's been no confirmed human cases. officials are urging people to protect themselves.
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in floor do continues to -- zika outbreak in florida continues to grow there's 25 cases. education officials are putting policies in place with schools set to start at the end of the month. they say students can't bring repellant to class but they will be allowed to wear pants and long sleeve shirts that don't match the uniforms. on the "healthwatch," could food and restaurant commercials affect your child's eating habits?research says yes. scientists studied kids reactions after tc ads trigger brainiactivity which could lead to faster and more impulsive food choices. still ahead a. new way to enjoy your twinkies. >> and kids meals changing at panera. what the chain is doing to make them healthier. >> reporter: also get your costumes ready not that we need to tell comic con fans that. i am nicole jacobs live in the seaport district with the story
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story all thanks to nightside dan ray and policeman from florida with big heart. dan mcdonald works with the homeless in tampa. and one of the clients had a cat who had kittens. norman was one of the kittens and no one would adopt norman in florida dan who is a long time nightside listener called dan ray to put the word out and he did and becky you see answered the call. last night dan flew in from florida and becky drove up fromh left our wbz studios for his new home. so how nice is that? >> norman might be a radio listener but looks good on tv too. >> he does. hostess offering up a new frozen treat and panera is make kids' meals healthier. >> cvs with a new oohed. hena damage is live -- daniels is live. >> reporter: good morning.
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system game rolling out it's version of cvs pay. it can be used from the smart phone for purchases and picking up prescriptions. it's part of an already existing mobile app. the pharmacy swrient hopes they will stream like check out pro- - hopes they will streamline the check out process. panera will shed artificial ingredients and preservatives as part of the extensive no-no list saying it children to eat unhealthy foods while using toys to push its meals. the new menu includes soups salads and pasta and water juice and milkif you think everything taste better fried we have some exciting news for you. starting today, a hostess announced deep fried twinkie will jump from the state fair to your home freezer. the snack in vanilla or
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year long collaboration to spark sales with innovative products. >> thanks very much we apeesht it. have a great weekend -- appreciate it. have a great weekend. details about a wrong way crash on the mass pike. >> what troopers say the driver did moments before crashing into three other cars. >> reporter: we are live inprinceton with new details on the search for killer after ajogger is found dead. the new clues police are releasing to the public coming up. >> and it's time to look at some of the weather watchers morning. 76 degrees according to frank in stoneham and under mostly cloudy skies. unfortunately he says too many clouds overnight to view the percent said. that's a -- perseid. that's a bummer i tried to look too but it was too clouds you may get a peek at some of the meteors on the backside of the peak of the meteor shower the neck couple nights and hopefully we have clear skies. how long the heat wave sticks
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welcome back. it's 5:45 right now on your friday morning and it's going to be another hot day. >> it is going to be another scorcher out there for sure. let's heck in with pamela gardner to see what we are dealing with. >> well it's warm and humid. just like yesterday morning. we are starting off with temperatures in the upper 70s. 78 in boston now. dew point temperatures sitting
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real feel temp. that heat index that feels like 80 degrees this morning. 78 degrees in manchester and lawrence waking up to 76 degrees in providence and 73 degrees in worcester and good morning to you in concord. 73 there too. dew point temperatures runningaround 70 in all spots across massachusetts here. mid-70s on the cape. heat index temperatures a couple degrees warmer than what it is out there. but that heat index quite a factor later y. hightemp of 95. and a chance for scattered thunderstorms late this afternoon. it could help to cool us down briefly and at least in the isolated spots we get the rain but there's also some concern of flooding in localized areas too. but first the heat indx across the board will be -- index across the board will be in the low 100. 101 norwood and 102 for friends in lawrence. heat advisory in effect because it's going to be hot once again from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m.
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massachusetts until you get to the southeast the cape and islands. slightly cooler temperatures there. overnight tonight, 78 degrees for the low. chance for an early storm or shower and we stay rather humid. current radar shows that we don't have any storms or showers moving in yet but there's a boundary to the north and west of us and we are in the warm sector. the moist sector and that's producing some additional showers and storms popping up in the heat of the afternoon. enough instability we could be talking about gu perhaps damaging winds. afternoon today that's when you will want to keep the guard up and keep an eye to the sky and listen. if you hear thunder that means three lightning with the thunderstorms if you are out and about or hanging on the down, we will make sure that you're paying attention to what's going on. afternoon today, through 7 p.m., we have that chance for an isolated storm or shower and primarily right around 7:00, the storms and showers moving through southeastern massachusetts. again gusty winds and very
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main concerns here. 7-day forecast saturday slightly cooler 88. sunday 93. monday down to 82 but a chance for rain and storms all few of those days. traffic and weather together brie one ooh. >> reporter: some relief for -- breana. >> reporter: some reshe for people stuck in interest -- relief for people stuck in this traffic. this is all due to a multicar crash that involved two trucks in the eastbound lanes just before the service plaza in charlton. one truck rolled over and the other caught fire. rino are opened and all eastbound lanes are closed again until they reopen that breakdown lanech the backup from the crash is to -- lane. backup from the crack is sturbridge and route 20 or route 9 are your best alternatives. now back to you. >> thanks very much. breaking overnight a. car crash on 128 in newton. five vehicles were involved. one caught fire and there's no word on injuries. police are trying to figure out what caused the crash. the highway is now reopened.
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hospital after severe turbulence hits a jetblue flight from boston to sack roomo. it made a -- sacramento. it made a emergency flight one passenger said it what felt like a hundred feet and many hit their heads. a replacement aircraft will take the remaining passengers to sacramento landing later this morning. new details about a wrong- wie crash on the pike. >> and latest on the investigation -- wrong way crash on the pike. >> and the latest on the investigation into a murder of a jogger. here ruer top stories friday morning rears now information out of princeton war jogger was-- here are your top stories this friday morning. >> reporter: new information out of the princeton where a jewing jogger was killed can -- where a jogger was killed. state police returned to the crime scene yesterday scouring the woods where the 27-year-old was found dead sunday. p officials say they are
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attack. more details coming up. anna meiler wbz this morning. new details about a deadly wrong way crash on the pike in southboro. police say the man killed was originally driving in the right direction but then pulled into the breakdown lane did a u-turn and began to drive wrong way. he hit 3 cars second 6 others to the hospital late monday night. troopers say the investigation is ongoing. at least 2 people are dead dozens more hurt and several still ss deadly apartment building explosion in maryland. investigators suspect a natural gas break is to blame. the victims have not been identified. another child in the hospital right now injured at an amusement park ride. the boy fell out of a wooden roller coaster at idle wood park in western pennsylvania. the pittsburgh post-gazette says the 3-year-old was conscious in a medical helicopter. the park says the roller coaster passed inspection less
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under investigation. a former penn state assistant football coach jerry sandusky is expected to testify at his appeals hearing today. it's the first time he will take the stand. the 72-year-old didn't testify during the trial in 2012. he was convicted for sexually abusing 10 boys and sentenced to no less than 30 years in prison. sandusky is appealing the conviction based on allegations the trial lawyers were ineffective. the man accused of killing three people at a planned parenthood clinic colorado incompetent to stand trial. robert lewis deer faces 179 felony counts including murder and attempted murder. but yesterday's ruling means can't enter a plea-it's not clear if -- plea. it's not clear if or when he will stand trial. the federal government is refusing to legalize marijuana. they said it will be remain on list of the most dangerous drugs. this as 25 states and washington, d.c. legalized
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recreational use. the administration says it will allow more research into the medical uses. >> reporter: good morning. i am nicole jacobs live on the seaport district this morning. gearing up for the city's largest gathering of super heroes and super villains. boston comic con invades the city this weekend. the convention has put decades of geek culture on the map when comic book fans and the like largest celebrities in science fiction world william shatner is one of those. he has been tweeting his excitement since july. we will share some of the tweets with you coming up at 6:00. also why he is warming up to throwing arms. i am any coke coal jacobs live -- nicole jacobs live in boston ga horse who served in a mill carry honor -- military -- a--
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military honor guard is retiring in the area. >> having a retirement a good ceremony for him. 5:53 is the time. still to come, looking back at the week's biggest stories. >> week that was is straight ahead. stay with us. you are watching wbz this
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welcome book from a murder mystery in princeton to a crime spree in worcester. >> nightmare for travelers and a look at the future. here's the week at that was. >> a murder mystery putting a small massachusetts town caught. >> we are concerned about the safety of our town residents be a visitors. >> police are leaning on the community to help with the investigation. >> a worcester man faces charges of kidnapping rape robbery and more. >> he is charges. >> all delta airlines flights are grounded. >> the airline dealing with a system wide outage. >> just that simple. the system is down. >> the city of boston is declaring a heat emergency. it can get hot. >> you don't like it, get out of the kitchen. >> thousands made their way across the finish line. >> the least we can do. >> it's the cause that matters. >> the mayor was spotted wearing cargo shorts on newberry street. >> if you don't have a hammer
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live from the channel 4 studios in boston, this is wbz this morning. >> good morning to you. i am kathryn hauser. >> i am chris mckinnon. thanks for joining us this friday. we are following breaking news a flight from boston diverted because of turbulence. >> passengers were tossed around dozens taken to the hospital. we will hear from some of passengers on board coming up. also ahead, someone targeting police cars in boston. there's an investigation underway. >> and jimmy garoppolo takes the field for the pats first pee season game. >> and first we have to check forecast. if you are into the heat this is for you. >> another steamy one and you can see it from therise. it looks who -- the sunrise. it looks hot out there. pamela gardner is here to tell us about it. >> just like yesterday, we

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