so if you start to feel ill or notice a rash near the bite, call your doctor. good morning, everybody. thank you for being with us. it's saturday, august 20th. and i'm kerry with barry roar bank. >> and seems -- barry burbank. >> and everyone is talking about that now. we love it so much that we embrace it and love it. that is why it goes fast. >> and goes faster than any other season. >> i know and that winter takes forever. >> sometimes it is the. >> and like years sometimes. >> and let's see what is goings to happen this winter. we'll have a winter forecast coming up later this fall.

right now. let's first go to the -- judge i like that name hudson. let's go to the hs. >> you like that, huh in. >> i wonder why. >> and let's go to the hs and see what the touches are like. they're mostly in the 60s, as you can see. in hudson at the forest avenue elementary school and i also -- in holiston, the miller elementary school, south of boston to hampton, 65 degrees. and good morning, everybody. it's 70 at logan airport right now. northern western new england but we have the core of warmth and high humidity in here. so, it looks like that is going to be an area in here where some showers can form later this morning or this afternoon. and there is some low clouds and hardly detectable here on this satellite imagery. and there is a ball of low clouds coming from the east of connecticut and into the worcester area and parts of worcester county. meantime, the rain out west, this is the rain that will hopefully get us a half an inch

temperatures into the mid-80s today and tomorrow, away from the ocean and near and under 80 at the coast line. both days will contain a changeable amount of clouds and sunshine. a couple of scattered showers can't be ruled out, primarily from worcester county westward both days as it turns muggier this weekend. kerry: >> and all right, thank you so much. and breaking news we're following overnight. police are looking for an inmate who escaped from a halfway house in manchester, new the 37-year-old andrew shea escaped on footed before 7:00 p.m. yesterday and was seen heading east on howell street in manchester and he way ways 265 pounds, brown heche, blue eyes and a tribal tattoo on his neck and he's serving time for two armed robberies. if you see him, call 911 or the new hampshire state police at the number on the screen: 603- 271-3636.

story this morning, a child ising treated for severe burns from falling into a fire it and this is video of a medical helicopter from province town and according to cape cod.com, the chill was playing on the oversandiary when he or she stepped into the firepit accidentally and there is no word on the child's. >> and a team pilot makes a life-saving decision mos littleton. the engine stopped and the student pilot had seconds to react and katie brace spoke with witnesses on what happened next. >> reporter: the video show's couple on plane the board with a student pilot. >> and this happened. >> reporter: he was alone at the nearby construction site early friday afternoon. he was working on the success story of an isolated home on harwood avenue in littleton. >> i looked up and out of the window and saw a plane flying

that was too low. >> reporter: he saw the plane go into the trees at the edge of the property and called 911 and ran. >> was running down there and expecting the worse. i saw him walking back towards me. shocking. >> reporter: later, he took the photos of the wreckage. >> the plane was a wreck and it was in bad shape. i couldn't believe he was alive. >> the first thing he said was that he was fine and okay. he had a cut on his knee. i can't believe you're alive right now and, yeah. you're so young. >> reporter: the young man is a at the stone minute man airfield. he was flying solo, a single engine cessna plane traditional used for training pilots. >> i could tell he was panicking and he called his mother immediately and said he was in trouble. >> reporter: at 2,000 feet, the teen lost power and he six miles from the toe is airport. he knows the area and that is why he aimed. he mauved the plane toward the field before crashing into the trees. what do you think of the fact

>> amazing. unbelievable. >> reporter: the pilot knew to mauve toward the fields because he lives down the street. katie bryce, wbz this morning. this morning, a man police describe as a violent felon is in custody accused of stabbing another man outside of a woburn restaurant. the victim was found slashed in the neck outside of jake and joe's early friday. he's in critical condition right now. the 36-year-old is facing assault charges. and this morning, a 15- month-old girl custody while police investigate her twin brother's death. noah john died thursday night from traumatic injuries. a baby sitter was watching both children in her home on monday when she found him unresponsive. the little girl is in the hospital. it's unclear who the other two children are in dcf custody. and this is video of the baby sitter leaving the woburn police department yesterday. the middlesex d.a. has not said when or if the

case. and wbz learned state police investigators are testing dna samples as they investigate the murder of vanessa marcott. she was killed while jogging in princeton. her body was found in the woods hours after leaving her mother's home for a run. investigators received 900 tips and so far, there are no arrests. and a soldier was in the right place at the right time to save a man from the wreckage of a horrible crash he witnessed the accident from a pizza place. his time in the military played a big role. >> and was covered in blood up to my elbows. >> reporter: he remembers almost everything. the spray of debris. >> the front left tire to the honda civic si was about here last night in this area. >> reporter: the stunned onlookers, the sound. >> and what sounded like two freight trains hitting each other. >> reporter: a great volkswagon jetta and white honda civic

thursday night in dorchester street and the 9-year army veteran said what he did next was pure muscle memory. >> and i immediately ran across the street and ran here and i was like, you know, is everyone okay? >> reporter: he heard a response from the jetta, a man with the broken leg but there was no sound from the civic. >> he was hurt bad and knocked from the driver's side to the passenger's side seat. covered in blood. >> reporter: that is when his driver's side door and it wouldn't bum. >> i ran to the back side and the passenger side, reached in and reclined the seat and went to go and grab the guy out and at that moment, that is when boston police came over and they were just like we got it from here. >> reporter: his actions so fast, joe slow to call it anything but instinct. >> and it's just something that everybody should do, i mean. it's not a big deal. >> reporter: police say that

running down three people in downtown crossing was driving without a license. she crashed her rented mercedes into two women and a 9-year-old boy on thursday. the witnesses lifted the car and freed the mother who was trapped under the frame. the driver is also accused of leaving the scene. and a nashua police officer is recovering after a drousy driver crashed into his cruiser. it happened as the officer was parked on the side of the road. the police believe the driver fell asleep at the wheel. the officer was injured but manad and we're seeing the first video of a framingham teenager accused of trying to kill his family on vacation. the 16-year-old is behind bars down in florida now. his mother and younger brother hospitalized with stab wounds. and the 911 calls have just been released. ken mccloud has more. >> reporter: as he was booked on two counts of attempted murder, gust ramgrip's calm demeanor was in stark contrast to his mother's hysterical 911

year-old son had been stabbed. >> my son is dieing here. and help me. >> where is the person that did this, ma'em? >> reporter: she said the attacker has been locked out, but it takes several minutes for the dispatcher to grasp the knife-wielding assailant is her other son, the 16-year-old. >> he never did anything look this. i don't know what is wrong. but he stabbed me and my son and you have to hurry. >> reporter: at roughly the same time, a 911 call comes in from a neighbor who said a teen is at stabbed his family. >> and he's a young man and he said he is not injured, but he is on our front porch. >> and you said he has no injuries, correct? >> no injuries, right, you're asking me? >> no. >> no, he's okay. >> reporter: the dispatcher hangs up and quickly calls the neighbor back realizing she is unaware that the teen on her porch is very likely gus. >> i'm going to stay on the 79 with -- on the phone with you until the police arrive there to meet you.

that? >> no. >> did he have blood on his happens or anything like that. >> not that i can tell. >> reporter: within minutes, the sheriff's deputies arrive to arrest gust, who quickly confesses. >> a female police officer is asking him to come down our steps. >> okay. >> and asking where the knife is and he said i threw it. >> reporter: he was a student at newton south high school. the police have not yet discussed his motive. and his mother is in serious . his little brother condition. in the satellite center, ken mccloud for wbz this morning. >> and 6:10 now. an accused drug dealer goes to great lengths to avoid arrests. for him, though, it didn't work. and this is what he looked like when he was arrested in south yarmouth. the police surrounded the house and then this man walked out. yup, the same man. turns out they were not from wisdom but they're a realistic looking disguise. you see the 31-year-old miller

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this weekend, zach brown will be there tonight and tomorrow night as well and i think starting early in the evening in and that is looking okay for both nights for the concert at fenway park and there is a slight chance of a showerboing the days, but i think the higher risk might be tomorrow evening as opposed to tonight. for the most part, we'll be okay and that is on the muggier side as time goes along and the great falmouth road race is happening tomorrow morning and looks about 9:00, around and some sunshine peaking through the clouds. breezy and humid at 10 to 20 miles per hour. and for that race and good luck to everybody. and it's 70s. the dew point is 63. and this is rather rare at logan airport to have that wind calm and there is more of a southeast breeze today and pick up to 10 to 15 miles per hour

above the upper 70s to maybe close to 80. we hit 81 in boston yesterday. maybe not today and about 79 should be the high temperature and we'll have a changing amount of clouds and sunshine and it looks like the greatest amount of clouds is back into interior sections. wey is 50s in western and nowhere new england, but they're the dew points showing where the moisture is pooling and seems to be in this area in here, there is a surge of higher humidity rolling up and that is where there is a lot of low cloudiness into portions of worcester county, eastern connecticut, portions of rhode island and this is the area that may have some scattered showers forming this morning or this afternoon. and there is noing about thunderstorms but a few scattered showers may form. and the rest of the area is high humidity to oppressive and some of that is coming back this weekend. but it won't last long. we have real dry air coming the

suburbs today and near or just under 80 at the coast line. we have an onshore breeze and a high tide at 1:25 this afternoon. and water temperatures continue in the low to mid-70s. pretty nice there and it looks like the clouds, watch them develop over here. there are a lot of low cloudiness in there and it may make some of the low cloudiness burn off. other clouds will burn up and release a few scattered showers in here and the coast line might be partly cloudy to mostly clear tomorrow. and the greatest threat of a few scattered showers again, tomorrow, will be primarily from worcester county westward and parts of rhode island into connecticut and into western massachusetts. and now, everybody should get some rain late sunday night and early monday morning by day break. it moves out quickly and shouts down, the air dries out, the wind is gusty, 50 to 30 miles per hour and refreshing air comes in about 81 and lots of sunshine on monday and beautiful weather next week. almost a whole week is going to

making you think like fall is around the corner. by the end of the week, it's going to be 90 to 91 and away from south-facing coastal spots. >> and looks like a good week. thank you so much, barry. the same boat gets the triple had -- bolt gets the triple-triple and the full coverage of the olympics coming up. >> and a look ahead at the sports you will not see at the rio games. >> and today is saturday, august 20th. and is it your birthday? see who the birthday of robert plant from led zeplin who is 68. jonathan aquan, famous for playing a short round in indiana jones and the temple of june and the goonies is 45 and actor andrew garfield from the amazing spider-man is 33. your birthday, though, rock out. happy birthday to you.

. welcome back. usain bolt secured his triple- triple with last night's win and secured the gold medal in three events in three straight olympics. the jamaica team took home gold in the men's 4 by 100-meter relay. he said this was his last olympic race and look at this crowd. the fans all over jamaica crowded into restaurants and packed public squares to watch the win.

medalled in this event since 2004 and finished third. they were later disqualified for a bad baton handoff. the women's relay won last night's 4 by 100 in over 41 seconds, the fifth gold medal for team member allyson felix. and u.s. women were golden in the water. the american women's water polo team crushed team italy in the gold medal game last night and that extends the team's win also outscored opponents, 73-32 in rio. and so, the u.s. now has 105 total medals, 38 gold, 35 silver, and 32 bronze, which puts us closer to our own record of 110 set during the 2008 olympics in beijing. leave all, china fell in second place in the medal count with 65 medals and great britain a close third with 60.

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thank you for being you with us. it's 6 third i'm -- being with us. it's 6:30 on this saturday morning. the weekend is here already, just like that. >> goes pretty fast. >> last sunday. >> and seems like we finished last weekend. >> i know and here we are. >> and anyway, an okay weekend. >> is it? >> it's not going to be perfect. >> okay. >> and not going to be a washout. i wouldn't rule out a few scattered showers. i will show you that in just a moment. >> and let's go there. >> and to the beginning of the alphabet and do the as and go do 64 degrees this morning. let's go way out to adam's, massachusetts, way out in the berkshires at the plungeet school and 51 -- plunket and 51. there are cool places in western new england and parts of northern new england. and let's shoot eastward and come to north of boston and andover at the senior high school there at 65 degrees this morning. and so, this is what we have for temperatures again. you can find the cool air in here. 52 also in pittsburgh.

air in here. looks like there is going to be a boundary develop where we may have some scattered showers forming in here today. so, that is looking at the temperatures around 70 in boston and we have varying amounts of low cloudiness in worcester county and eastern connecticut. this is the rain we're hopeful to be here and give us a half an inch in places tomorrow night. a few scattered showers can't be ruled out from parts of worcester county westward today and similar wet weather for tomo. and sunshine across the region. mid-80s away from the ocean and close to 80 or under at the coast line with an afternoon high tide. and that is it for now. see the rest of the forecast the next seven days and that is in a few moments. >> and thank you. we have breaking news overnight. the police are looking for an inmate who escaped from a halfway house in manchester, new hampshire. the 37-year-old andrew shea escaped on foot before 7 yesterday. he was last seen heading east on lowell street in manchester.

265 pounds. he has brown hair, blue eyes and a tribal tattoo on his neck. this is his picture again. shea is serving time for two armed robberies. if you have seen him, please call 911 or the new hampshire state police at the number on your screen. 603-271-3636. and a teen pilot makes a life-saving decision moments before crash landing in littleton. he was coming from th at the stone minute man air field. flying solo in a single air cessna plane traditionally used for training pilots. at 2,000 feet, he lost power with 6 miles from the toe is airfield and -- the toe is airfield and -- stowe airfield. a 15-month-old girl is in state custody while police investigate her twin brother's death. noah john tied thursday night from traumatic injuries. a baby sitter in woburn was

noah unresponsive. the little girl is still in the hospital and it's unclear who the other two children are who are in dcf custody. and a soldier was in the right place at the right time in south boston to save a man from the wreckage of a horrible crash. two cars collided late thursday night at old colony avenue and dorchester street. it was then that a 9 year army veteran ran across the street to see if everyone was okay. he jumped in and helped grab one of the drivers out car before paramedics arrived. one of the most popular vacation spots in florida is now in the zika zone. pregnant women are being warned to avoid south beach in miami. julian -- >> willly longcheck spoke with people at logan about what that ban means for them. >> reporter: southern florida has two zika zones. five more people acquireed the virus in miami beach, including three tourists, bringing the total number of u.s. infections to 36.

not informing everyone sooner. >> and cbs news confirmed this information yesterday, and your office told us all day and night the reporting was wrong. >> it's very important that the information is accurate and timely. >> reporter: it's -- . >> it's frustrating when you don't get information from the governor's office. it's frustrating when the governor is having a press conference at 12:00 and is informing all the elected officials and the public at the same time. >> reporter: and finding the spread in miami beach poses several problems. high-rises and millions of ur winds which may blow some of the products that are applied and, of course, you have large numbers of people and getting people to wear long-sleeve shirts and long pants would be challenging. >> reporter: here in boston, the concern among locals travelling to the area, varies. >> and not quite yet. i do use a lot of commonance is error error with me and my three -- common sense with me and my step kids. it's kind of hard. hopefully they find a way to treat it. >> the mosquito repellant and

should probably. you know, the usual what, two caps and now we have three or four. but, there is a lot of uncertainty. but we have done everything we can to prepare. >> reporter: senator harry reid is now calling on congress to return early from the summer break to deal with zika. congress left washington last month before approving the emergency funding requested by the president. at logan airport, julie longcheck, wbz this morning. >> i. the officer who job. the victim's family is not happy about it. demonstrators blocked the street in front of the saint anthony police department in minnesota where officer yanez returned to work this week. family members tell our sister station in minneapolis it's a slap in the face that he's allowed to work. yanez fatally shot castile during a traffic stop in july. the shooting is still under investigation, but the chief of

with a sterling reputation. and could be a key piece of evident. the highest court said aaron hernandez's cell phone has to be handed over to prosecutors. he is accused of killing two men in the south end in 2012. the trial is scheduled for february. he had given his cell phone to his lawyers after the lloyd murder in 2013. the sjc ruled that was the equivalent of concealing evidence. and president obama will travel to louisiana to see firsthand the some scientists call once in a thousand years flooding there. yesterday, donald trump toured the area and criticized the president for not going down there sooner. trump took some heat himself from the state democratic governor who encouraged trump to make a sizeable donation to a flooding relief charity instead. and hillary clinton now said former secretary of state collin powell told her to use a private e-mail account for state business. powell said he doesn't remember that conversation but does say

personal account was forgettingup classified work. condition. and -- work done. and police are looking for a person who attacked an mbta bus driver. they're releasing the pictures. they say this man here assaulted a bus driver at the intersection of cambridge street and brighton avenue after 12:30 at night on monday. the tipsters can remain anonymous so anyone with information is asked to please call the police. and this is unbelievable video. take a look at this. it shows a man cruiser. when the officer crashed it in arkansas. the suspect actually tried to make a run for it, but police caught him a short time later. the officer was badly hurt in this crash. wow. and a red sox pitcher's name is being mentioned in cy young talk and david ortiz continues to give red sox nation plenty of reasons to remember him after his retirement. we have it all for you coming

. >> hi there, kerry. looks like we're not going to have too much wind here the next few days. at least today and it will be coming onshore. tomorrow may start to pick up out of the east-southeast and going up to 20, 25 miles per hour and we have that by tomorrow afternoon. and brings us to the trivia for this hour and see what it is and it goes like this. on august 19th, 1991, it was hurricane bob and that was 25 years ago yesterday. came in and came ashore and made landfall and produced gusts on cape cod up to what? did the windsboro up to 80 miles an hour in gusts or 95? did they blow up to 110 or were they up to 125 miles per hour in cape cod from hurricane bob 25 years ago yesterday. we'll have the answer to that

. good morning, everybody. the red sox continue the weekend series in detroit and drew pomeranz getting the start after a frustrating loss to the tigers. the redd sox looking to fight back on friday and 16 and 3 -- got the start. and red sox wasting no time juveniling on michael fulmer and david ortiz with that first- inning monster shot.

in august. and still in the first inning and jackie bradley the other two-run shot and to right field. number 21 and the red sox had a lead. and with one mistake, a home run to j.d. martinez and aside from that, they didn't have much luck at all. seven strong innings, four hits and two runs and 8 strikeouts and win 17 on the'sson -- season and with two on the 6, a pair of singles and pedra -- pedroia drives in the other making it 6- 2 boston and a couple of two- run doubles and 521 with continue rbis. and 10 to the final in detroit and the red sox picked up ground in the standings, courtesy of a dramatic win over the blue jays. >> and on the drive. and deep right field. and back at -- and can't make the play!

on the way and -- [ indiscernible ] unbelievable. >> how cool is that? and an inside-the-park walkoff home run. the jays had a 2-one lead into the 9th and the bullpen gave it away and allowing the sox to climb. and a day off for the patriots and it's at least tomorrow or monday before you have a chance find out what happened to knock him out of the game with the bears and bell check said all three would -- belichick said all three would play but brady was not on the field and he cut someone with scissors while walking on cleats. again, friday, it was his decision not to play brady. the quarterback's agent told us that an accident occurred and tom will be okay in time. they played the first road game in the preseason next friday

and the defending nfc champion panthers. and fifth quarter after the game, all only here on wbz and to hockey, disappointing news for the browns and their fans and the rangers announced the free agent's decision to be on twitter. the native and product was originally drafted by nashua and never -- nashville and never signed. he was traded to buffalo and offered to be a free agent and courted by a handful of teams, including the bruins. that is for bruins fans. i'm dan roche, wbz sports. >> and thank you so much, dan. and we go from sports to weather. you know what, that is what we do. we do it here, barry burbank. >> is that so? >> yeah. >> and glad you told me. >> trust me on. >> and let's go to the weather then. >> and bring us something good. >> and i would love to bring you perfect weather. >> and about you? >> the rain would be perfect. >> and that is true. >> and it's been a dry summer.

being the dryest sum or record if we don't get thian we expect tomorrow night. in any event, the dry summer was back in no one 57 when it was short of -- and we think of summer being the meteorological summer, june, july, and august. the three months put together and in boston -- boston, we have had three inches and 3.028 inches and the rain tomorrow night and getting an inch of rain is probably not going to happen and is there going to be rain the last few days of august? and interesting, people asked is there a correlation of having dry summers and winter in terms of the snowfall. not really, we look at the same dry years we had and look what we had for snowfall.

average of 44.7 and to below average of 26.2 to way above average, 107.6 in 1995 to 1996 and so, depends on a lot of global factors going on. certainly, projecting and going to have more than last year. and that pretty much will be a no brain or that one, anyway. and we have temperatures in the 60s for the most part and 50s in westean england. seventy in downtown boston and logan airport, anyway and a light breeze. the dew points are interesting and that is because we have dry air surrounding us here and we got this access of warm and moist air coming up through the central part, eastern connecticut into central massachusetts and that is where there is low cloudiness into areas of fog in here as well and that is the area that may

could be scattered showers and no big gully washer thunderstorm and there is a possibility scattered showers could form in there. the higher the humidity is going to win out and spread out across the region and as we try to get into the mid-80s and some metro west communities today and in worcester county, the scattered showers could take place along the coast and near 80. a high tide of 125 this afternoon and each-southeast breeze of 10, 15 milan on the low to mid-70s and continue to have great water if swimming, for sure and some places it's clear and some places are cloudy. some are going to burn off and this is where we have the scattered showers that may form in here and most are west of the coastal plain which may clear out and not get many clouds at all. through the time stamp here, we see through tomorrow and we get additional scattered showers

tomorrow morning into the afternoon and scattered showers not related to the band of heavier rain from the west with the cold front here and i think that is going to be heavier than the model is indicating and hopeful that we -- that we get beneficial rain out of that and mid-80s today, 85, 86 and along the coast, that will apply for tomorrow as well and we get the heavier rain ending early on in know morning and followed by rapid drying out. a gusty wind on monday and wonderful vacation weather next week. it looks sunshiny and nice and cool for a couple of mornings there and refreshing. warming up to 90 and 91 degrees, thursday and friday, away from south-face thing coastal spots and to the trivia on this hour, 25 years ago yesterday. hurricane bob made landfall near newport, rhode island, and caused gusty winds. how gusty were they?

110, or 125 and that is from hurricane bob. what do you think? >> light go with d. >> you got it. 125 miles per hour wind gusts in places like brewster, north truro, a lot of damage. >> 120 and that is unbelievable, barry. >> and destroyed so many trees down there and damaged the buildings and storm surge. so on. >> and good stuff. thank you. you're welcome. >> billy joel is the piano man but the piano kid coming up, a dream come true and that is at fenway park and how wbz helped make it happen.

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. welcome back. billy joel the piano man rocked fenway park this week and it was the piano kid from boston who helped make remember. >> reporter: joel invited 13- year-old bradley bartlet reach up to play the right beer brag. they play regularly at thaniel hall. the last three years, brought the sign to joel's fenway concert. thursday night his dream became reality. >> i don't think awesome is the right word for it. it's more like a -- a euphoric

>> is he duty or what? joel even auto graphed his shoes. so cool. wbz may have even played a role in bradley's big night. billy joel saw the profile we did on the teen last month after bradley's mom support it to him. -- sent it to him. i love that. that is great. an impressive world record attempt may fall on deaf ears. trampoline enthusiasts might be putting in a lot of effort without the big payoff.

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. a florida man is in the middle of an attempt to set a new world record for a number of hours spent jumping on a trampoline. and can you imagine? he started after noon yesterday and at last check, he was darn strong up and down and where's aiming for 24 hours of jumping. this is the problem, though. a good chance this won't be an official record. there is no one from the official guinness book of world

. good morning, yb we're glad you're joining us this morning. i'm offending barwy the coffee. he doesn't drink it or like the smell of it. >> me, i'm like give me coffee and no one gets hurt. >> i break out in hives. >> and we're different and that is funny. i live for it. and all right, barry, give us the good word for the weekend. a mixed bag. >> the good word is that it's not going to be a perfect weekend. >> okay. >> and not a washout weekend and let's go to the?

what is happening this morning. the brooke school, 64 and closer to boston at newton, 67 and go out west to natick at the beneelementary school and also 67 this morning and some places have a lot this morning and some places it's leave cast and some places have some fog and it's all over the place and the temperatures are all over the place, too in western and northern new england in the 50s, it's been cl we have 70s, 75 at groton, connecticut, and it's muggy air coming up in here and we have hard to pick out some of the cloud cover. it's low cloudiness in eastern connecticut and parts of worcester county. other places with a lot of sunshine and a lot of clouds are developing place-to-place and we have the rain into the midwest and hopefully that is productive when it gets here tomorrow night and into early

weekend, a mix of clouds and sunshine and forming along the coast and that may stay relatively sunny and they may produce widely scattered showers from today and tomorrow and into western new england and cooler at the coast. and i'll see you in the seven- day forecast in a few minutes. and thank you so much, barry and we're following breaking news overnight. police are looking for an inmate who escaped from a halfway house in new hampshire. the 37-year-old andrew shea escaped on foot before 7 yesterday, last seen heading east on howell street in manchester. he is six feet tall and weighs 265 pounds with brown hair, blue eyes, and a tribal tattoo on his neck and this is a picture of him again. shea is serving time for two armed robberies. if you have seen him, call 911 or the new hampshire state police at the number on your screen, 603-271-3636.

a child is being treated for severe burns from falling into a fire pit. this is video of the medical helicopter arriving at mass general last night from province town and the child was playing on -- and when they stepped into the pit. no word on that what would's condition. and -- child's condition. >> a teen pilot makes a life- saving decision moments before crash landing in littleton. the plane's engine stopped and to react. and katie brace spoke with wetnesses on what happened next. >> reporter: the video shows a couple of small -- a couple's small plane and on board was an 18-year-old student pilot. >> oh, my god, did this happen? >> reporter: greg palmer was alone at the nearby construction site early friday afternoon. he was working on the second story of an isolated home in harwood and littleton. >> and i saw a plane flying by around eye level and thought that was too low. >> reporter: he saw the plane

of the property and he called 911 and ran. >> and i was running down there expecting the worse and saw him walking back toward me. shocking. >> reporter: later, greg took the photos of the wreckage. >> and the plane was a wreck. in bad shape and i couldn't believe he was alive. >> the first thing he said was that he was fine and okay. he had a cut on his knee. i can't believe you're alive right now and, yeah, you're so young. >> reporter: the young man is a student pilot from the aviation at the stone nu airfield. he was flying solo, a single- engine cessna plane traditionally used for training pilots. >> i could tell he was panicking and he called his mother immediately and said he was in trouble. >> reporter: about 2,000 fight, the teen lost power and he was six miles from the stowe airfield. he knows the area and the large field at harwood avenue, so that is where he aimed. he maneuvered the plane toward the field before crashing into the trees. >> what do you think of the

maneuver toward the feels because he lives down the street. this morning, a man police describe as a violent felon is in custody accused of stabbing another man outside of a woburn restaurant and the victim was found slashed in the neck. outside of jake and joe's early friday and he's in critical condition right now. the 36-year-old james lyons is facing assault charges. and this morning, a 15- month-old girl is in state investigate their twin brother's death. noah john died thursday night from traumatic injuries. a baby sitter was watching both children in her home when she found noah unresponsive. it's unclear who the other children are in dcf custody. and this is video of the baby sitter leaving the woburn police department. the middlesex da has not said when or if charges will be

testing did, neigh samples as they investigate the murder of van nessa marcot. her body was found in the woods hours after she left her mother's home for a run and investigators received 900 tips and so far, there have been no arrests. >> and police say a needham woman was driving without a license and crashed her rented mercedes into two women and a 9- year-old boy on thurs and freed the boy's mother who was trapped underneath the frame. the driver is accused of leaving the scene. >> and an accused drug dealer goes to great lengths to avoid arrests. unfortunately for him, it didn't work. this is what he looked like when he was arrested in south yarmouth. and the police have surrounded his house and this man walked out. yeah, same guy. turns out the wrinkles were not from wisdom. they're just a realistic looking disguise and here you

mask. and miller is facing charges of drug trafficking and investigators said they found $30,000 in cash in the house along with two loaded weapons. and the u.s. men have struggled in the 4 by 100-meter relay for more than a decade. and him this time, looks like they might be taking home a medal and a costly misstep. cast them off of the platform. >> and they have been researching and raising money for childhood cancer for years. coming up, findou help out in this year's saint jude walk and run. we have a live introduce coming up at 7:07 as you rise and shine on a saturday morning. you made it to the weekend.

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y ayotte still support donald trump for president? independent minded republicans across america put principle ahead of party and said no to trump. but not kelly ayotte. she says she still supports trump. ayotte: an independent, strong voice... narrator: if she's so independent, why is she still supporting trump? disclaimer: independence usa pac is responsible for the content of this advertising. . welcome back. it's opinion important walk-run for an important cause, trying to end childhood cancer. this were morning, we're joined by joe dierken and jill hamemton both from the st. jude walk/run to end childhood cancer. thank you for joining me today. >> good morning. >> and we're going to talk about saint jude first, joe. tell us about the mission?

memphis, tennessee, that has a lot of field offices and resources around the country and santa jude is leading the way. the world understands, treats, and defits childhood cancer and other life-threatening diseases. >> and you do so much for families. what does it mean for families? you help them emotionally, financially. >> and exactly. at saint jude, no family receives a bill not for treatment, travel, housing or all they should worry about is helping their child live. >> and helps them focus on the child. it's a mission and amazing work. >> yeah. >> and tell us about this walk. this is important for raising funds. and tell us how we get involved? >> the st. jude walk/run is a national event and takes place in 60 cities across the country and all on the same day. there are thousands of supporters all over the united states walking for saint jude.

saturday, september 24th at the franklin park zoo. >> such a great idea. >> yes. >> and you bring the family. >> exactly. >> and it's a one-mile walk or run. folks have the opportunity to bring their kids and their whole family and come out and support the mission of saint jude while enjoying the zoo. it's really truly a family friendly day and a great way to end with the mission of saint jude and celebrate, really. >> and it's a win-win for everybody. >> do you find a lot of families participate that have been through this with their own children? >> yes. yeah. families that reside in the area and they troy to give back for the treatment that they receive said and just to spread the awareness. >> a special day to see people supporting them. they may have been touched by it through a friend and what doy we do if someone wants to get involved in the walk. do you need volunteers and help? >> and we need both. >> okay. >> go to www.saint jude.org/walk-run and you can find the greater boston

your own team or register to be a volunteer that day. both are equally as important and it's about, you know, coming out and wearing gold because gold is the color for childhood cancer awareness month, which we're excited about. >> u had. >> and we're expecting over 2,000 people. it's going to be a party to celebrate. >> and so great. >> yeah. >> it you so much for making us aware of your mission. joe, and telling us about the walk. hopefully we'll get more people out there. >> and we would love to see you there. >> thank you both for coming. >> and thank you sounds like someone's mother didn't remind them to close the door behind them. coming up, why the mbta said this door on the redline, not a big deal. we'll explain. >> and it's your birthday today on this august 20th. and robert plant of led zeplin turns 68 and the today show's al roker is celebrating his 62nd birthday. boy, he looks good and short round from indiana jones has a birthday today and jonathan

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was reported. and that is a good thing. >> hmm. >> and that looks scary. >> it does look scary. >> and looks scary. >> going into the acela train speed. >> i'll say. >> not that bad. >> and still. >> and it's a mixed bag. >> it is and some poop are saying it's sunny and beautiful and it's not in many locations. there are places taking over us and it's that type of the season again. yes, pollen and we have rag weed in the mix now and same brush. and we get into late august and the first half of september and that is in the medium high zone for the pollen report and looks

there and into men and tuesday, looking for -- into monday and tuesday and hopefully we're going to get some tomorrow night. and we get the rain and hopefully a third to some spots and these are the current temperatures in the 60s and 70s into the southwest. and high, everybody, in baker lake. waving to everyone up there and how's it going there? 37 degrees and that is nice and cool and refreshing this morning and that is nice in new englas bit and into here. it's mug here and this is -- muggy here and this is in the pooling area, the axis and trough of low pressure and there motorcycle showers later today and along the coast, probably not going to be rain and that is near under 80 with

some mid-80s inland, 84 to 86 and those showers may pop up in here. high tied at 1:25 and the water temperature continues nice in the low to mid-70s and many at the beaches. the wind is out of the east- southeast at 10 to 15 miles per hour. and watch the time stamp as we go through the next few hours and watch the clouds start to develop where they have not developed already and watch the scattered showers, which may form in here. worcester county, portions of connecticut and they'll migrating northward like this and a changeable sky today. many areas seeing sunshine and other areas seeing cloud cover with the scattered showers. tomorrow, the same story. we have scattered showers breaking and that is too fast. i don't think the model is showing the real picture happening here on early monday morning with the showers coming through and there is a trough

cold front here giving us the rain for tomorrow night and this is the forecast. can't rule out a few scattered showers from portions of worcester county westward today and tomorrow and some areas seeing sunshine along the coast and looks like the rain, everybody gets late tomorrow night and into early monday morning and dries out nicely. the wind is blowing strong on monday. the into monday, tuesday, and wednesday. good vacation week, though, heading our way. >> and looks perfect. thank you. and usain bolt secured his triple-triple with last night's win and has gold medals in three sprint events. the 100-meter, 200-meter and the relay in three straight olympics and the jamaican team took home gold in the men's 4 by 100-meter relay and he said this was his last olympic race

fans all over jamaica crowded into restaurants and packed public squares to watch his win. the u.s. men's team hasn't medals since 2004 and finished third. they were later desqualified for a bad baton handoff. and a better ending for the women's relay team and won last night's 4 by $100 in over 41 sings, the fifth gold -- 41 seconds, and u.s. women were also golden inth american woman's water polo team crushed team italy. and that extends the team's win strike to 22 gages and the american women have also outscored opponents 73-32 in rio and so, the u.s. has 105 total medals, 38 gold; 35 silver and 32 bronze which puts us closer to our own record of 110 set during the 2008 olympics in beijing and

place britain, aa close third with -- a close third with 60 and we're doing well. and there is more ahead this morning, especially if you're hungry for chowder and this is a look at today's phantom gourmet. >> summertime by the bowl full. coming up, the pit for new england change cloudy.

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clam chowder. >> with three locations in massachusetts, including this one in onset village, the republic is an easy going sea food spot where the signature dish is creamy coahog chowder. >> we have them from local vendors and grind everything up and make a great rue. it's loaded with flavor and brings to you, i think, and a lot of people think some of the best chowder you will have in your life. >> reporter: at gino's portsmouth, new hampshire, classic sea food chowders and stews are made according to old family recipes. >> reporter: these are new england chowders, the same recipes the mom had and they're brothy and thin. there is no thickener in them. >> reporter: in rhode island, they make their chowder differently. at eli's kitchen in warren, the tomato-based soup is packed with shellfish and served with a crispy clam cake for dunking. >> and i wanted -- wanted it to be the star. it's really, really good.

chowder extra rich and thick, the cabby shack has an award winning recipe. and for more food and fun, watch the "the phantom gourmet" saturday and sunday at 10:30 and 11 on my tv 38. >> looks good to me. >> 7:27 is your rise and shine. you made it to the weekend. and a beautiful saturday morning depending on where you are. barry has a look at the full forecast straight ahead. glad you're hanging with us in our house this morning. see you in two. oh, sure thing, sweetie. life is eating out of a flower pot. wait where's the? right. it's being a food paparazzi. honey, your rump roast just broke the internet. as it should. and a takeout romantic. dessert! happy anniversary. life is mucho, and grande. life is eating, laughing, loving

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. and that guy knows what he's talking about. >> and he said this is -- . >> this is it. >> and the one and only place to be. glad you're with us. i'm kerry with barry. barry's talking about the

seeing sunshine out of the window depending where you are. >> and we have some cloudiness playing in the forecast here and anyway, let's go to the -- . >> and to the ms. >> and i said that before you haddie chance. >> and i don't want someone to steal your thunder? >> and thank you and please. >> and let's go to the mds and see what is happening in manchester. and 61 there and come into massachusetts the fouler school and go south boston to mansfield high school there where it's 70 and we're looking at these temperatures, 70s in boston and 60s in the suburbs and warm air here and that is humid in this area and that is san interesting setup we have this morning and that is cool and dry in western and northernening new england and there is a lot -- and northern new england and that their is a lot of cloud coverage and that is in there and looks like some

the day and that could mean scattered showers, i think, in parts of worcester county westward and most of us get our rain tomorrow night and highs today and tomorrow, 84 to 86 and at the coast. eighty or under and maybe upper 70s in some beaches the next few days and the scattered showers primarily possible from wooster county westward and this is going to be a widespread rain and some scattered showers ruled out. kerry. >> and thank you so much. >> and we're following breaking news overnight and police are looking for an inmate who escaped from a halfway house. the everyone this-year-old rapid you -- andrew shea escaped before 7 yesterday and he want last seen heading east. shea is six feet fall and weighs 265 pounds and has brown hair, blue eyes and a tribal tattoo on his neck and he's

robberies. if you have seen him, call 911 or the new hampshire state police at the number on your screen. and a teen pilot makes a life-saving decision moments before crash landing in littleton. he was coming from active aviation at the stone minute man airfield where he was nying solo in a single-engine sessma flan traditionally used for training pilots. at 2,000 feet, he lost power and was about 6 niles stowe airfield. he maneuvered the plane toward the field before crashing into the trees. and. a 15-month-old girl is in state custody while police investigate her twin brother's death. and noah john died thursday night from dramat -- traumatic injuries. a baby sitter was watching both children in her home when she found noah unresponsive and the girl is in the hospital. it's unclear who the other two children are in dcf custody. and the officer who shot and killed a black man during a

job. the victim's family is not too happy about it. demonstrators blocked the street in front of the saint anthony police department in minnesota where officer yan ez returned to work this week and family members tell our sister station in minneapolis it's a slap in the face he's allowed to work. he feat ail shot casti -- fatally shot castile dur a traffic stop in july. the chief of police describes the officer as level-headed and inig of evidence. the state's highest court said that aaron hernandez's cell phone has to be handed over to prosecutors. the former pat star is accused of killing two men in the south end in 2012 and the trial is scheduled for february and he gave the cell phone to the lawyers after the lloyd murder in 2013. the sjc ruled that was the equivalent of concealing evident. and big poppy is certainly going out with a bang and the

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. >> good morning, everybody. the red sox continue in detroit with drew pomeranz getting a

7:00 tonight after a bullpen blowing loss thursday afternoon. the red sox looking to bounce back on friday and they had rick porcelo got the start and the red sox taking -- wasting no time and david ortiz with the first-inning monster shot. two-0, boston. 28 home runs, 95 rbi for poppy and we're in august. meanwhile, in the tripping, jackie bradley jr., another two- run shot number 21 and the red sox had 4- 0 lead. and rick made one mistake. a home run pink error error to martinez. and aside from that, they didn't have much luck at all. seven strong innings, four hits and two runs and win 17 on the season and with two out on the 6, they chased him with a fair of runs on four straight singles and make it 6-2, boston

a couple of two-run doubles over the last six games and handily hitting .521 with 10 rbis and the red sox picked up ground in the standing and courtesy of a dramatic indians win over the blue jays. >> and to deep rightfield and back and can't make the play and off to the races and all the way to -- and the round. unbelievable! >> and how cool is that? an inside-the-park walkoff home run for the rookie. the jays with a 2-1 lead into the 9th and that allowed the sox to climb within a half game of first place toronto. and a day off for the patriots and will be today and tomorrow before you have a chance to see tom brady in person and find out what happened to knock him out of friday's game with the bears and belichick said all

even for warm-ups and reports were that he cut his thumb on his cleats. an accident occurred and tom will be okay in time. and they play the first road game next friday when they take on cam newton and the defending nfc champion panthers and patriots game day at 7, kickoff after the game. and disappointing news for -- news for the bruins and the fans. the rangers announced the free agent's decision via twitter. the native and product was originally drafted by nash vigile and never signed and he was traded to buffalo and offered to be a free agent and courted by a handful of teams, including the bruins. and that is the latest in sports. i'm dan roche, wbz sports. >> thank you so much.

starting at 8:00 a.m., we're going to check in with anthony mason for more of what is ahead on todayo show. >> and good morning -- today's show. and good morning. >> the day's headlines and it's not dirt or mold, so what is the organism causing a monumental headache in our nation's capital. >> and the world's largest aircraft ask can stay in the air for days and what is being nicknamed the flying bum. >> and that and the dish and the music in our saturday session ahead on cbs

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. good morning, everybody. 7:44 and are you excited the weekend is here? >> uh-huh. >> and relaxing is always nice. >> that sounds good, too. >> and lots of options. and the weather, depending on where you are ag the last few days it's been that way and a changeable amount of cloud and sunshine throughout the day and that is going to be the same thing, you know, going on this weekend as well and some places will have clouds and times of sunshine and break out and some places more sun than others. >> and that is what we have and mainly mid-80s the next few days and seeing a change of clouds and sunshine there. and i want to show you the

river in marshfield and that is a pretty shot and the sunrise today and no sunrise in terms of seeing the sun because of all of the low cloud cover. we're looking at boston's 90 degrees days and we have had 18 so far. a couple of days ago, boston ended up with the 18th day so far over 90 degrees and so, how many more are coming in a forecast last winter, we would have about 22 and i got that ac in this year. i knew it was going to be a hot sure and look at the red squares in august so far and the mean temperature is plus 4.5 degrees and that is whopping, we're going to have more red squares this week and intos second half of the week. the weather watch is chiming in and current temperatures in westminster, 63 and foggy out there and it's foggy as well and overcast there and 66. and frank said storms are clear and nice and sunny, beautiful

hopkinton and 69 degrees and thank to all of the weather watchers for giving us reports and we find out what is going on and that why it's cloudy here and looks like the clouds are going to be a problem throughout the day and along the coast, it might be sunny much of the time and not cloud free and we have some higher dew points extending from eastern connecticut into central massachusetts and supporting the low loudliness and higher dew points to the south and e the north and the humid air is going to take over and woke have -- we have mid-80s in the metro west community and under and along the coast. a high tide this afternoon, 125 and the water temperatures continue great and probably having the most sunshine along the coast and most is going to be mostly over the interior and where we have scattered showers that may form and that is not going to be widespread and

in there and tomorrow, we have the same story. varying amounts of clouds and showers and when this comes through on early monday morning, it's going to produce a band of heavier rain and a few scattered showers and this cold front comes through later and early on machine morning and drier air takes over after that and for the zach brown concert today and tomorrow, the early evening hours, looks okay for the most part and should be around 80 gr great falmouth road race coming up t, it's going to be mid-70s and a gusty breeze. south-southeast, 10 to 20 miles per hour, breezy and humid at 9:00 a.m. for the falmouth road race tomorrow and this is your accuweather forecast, a drier air on wednesday and the showers first thing in the morning and a beautiful weather all of next week with low humidity until the end of the week when it's hot and hollywood again. and that is it. back to you. >> thank you so much. plenty more to come in morning and light look at what is

>> and hi, everybody. coming up on centro, alzheimer's continues to affect millions of americans. today, we tell you how you can help fight this growing epidemic. we'll be right back.

good morning, everybody. i'm debbie. welcome to centro. and did you know there are currently 5 million americans living with alzheimer's disease and 120,000 live here in massachusetts, currently there are over 200,000 latinos living with alzheimer's disease here in the u.s. and that number is expected to rise to over 1.3 million by the year 2050 and to w tell you about the 2016 walk to end alzheimer's this coming september. with us is gabriela ruiz, the manager of professional healthcarees iss for the alzheimer's association, massachusetts new hampshire chapter. >> good morning, gabriella. >> and thank you finish having us. >> and we're here because -- and we're excited and happy because we're going to talk about this great walk that you're going to be having. at the same time, the stats are not good.

what is it that it keeps growing? >> i think that we need to promote awareness so that people are getting diagnosed and getting treatment. unfortunately, we don't have a cure. it's the sixth leading cause of death in the united states and researchers are working hard to find a cure by 2020. >> and i understand it affects more women. >> that's correct. >> why is that so? >> we don't know that yet. maybe because women are living risk as you get older, although age is not a risk factor. >> yes. >> or it's not a normal part of ageing but -- . >> do you think also, though, gabriela and do you think there are more women than men that maybe that adds to the fact that there are more women and it's because there are more women in general on earth. >> right. >> and that could be a possibility. we don't know yet. >> and tell us about the great walk you're going to have and

>> and this is the biggest fund raising event? >> right and the biggest walk is september 25th in cambridge and we're working hard to be the number one walk in the country again. two years ago, we were the number one and last year, the number two and we're working hard and there are 12 walks throughout massachusetts and new hampshire. >> yeah. >> and so you can sign up at alz.org/walk and form a team, fund raise and we're happy to have everyone come out to pr about the disease. >> and light talk about that. >> sure. >> it's important to let people know they can form teams and they can be as big as one person. >> right,. >> or as many people as they want. >> and what is it they need to do to form a team? >> and ask your friends, family and fund raise. and all funds go to support care and research for alzheimer's disease, a great way to get involved if you have a loved one or know someone and a lot of people have friends

support the community. >> and i like to simply things a lot of times and this is one of those cases where i want you to simplify what is all timer's. and how can people understand it? >> it's a degenerative brain disease and dementia is an umbrella term and that is a symptom of alzheimer's and it's a brain disease and i think lot of people don't realize that and so they think that dementia is a diagnoseis and in fact, it's a symptom of the disease. >> and i know that you guys, especially the alzheimer's association of massachusetts and new hampshire, you are going out there and going the extra mile to try and educate people and this is important. >> we have a great latino education outreach lift and she provides awareness and support

order for them to get diagnosed and access services. we have an 800 number they can call any time of the day or night if they have questions and need help getting that kind of assistance. >> uh. >> and you mentioned awareness is key, right? >> right. >> and is this why it's important for you to get out there and let latinos know. i mean the number from 200,000 all the way to 1.3 million. >> right. >> and by 2050 and this is no good. >> and it's growing. a lot of the risk factors could be comorbidities and whatever other risk factors that come with latinos being affected and we're trying hard to really promote awareness to the community and i think a lot of times it's because there is a think barrier and we're working hard to get them educated and upa afraid to seek services. >> and about ever we leave. >> sure. >> and i know there is

virtual walker. talk us to about that? >> and all you have to do is sign up and you can fund raise and sent. join us online and -- . >> a virtual walker and -- again, it just means that if you can't be there. >> right. >> and you can still sign up. >> and go to the neighborhood. >> absolutely. >> and right. >> and i want to thank you so much for coming by. >> and thank you. >> we need to bring more awareness of alzheime on a daily basis. continue doing the great work. >> thank you very much. >> and for more information on alzheimer's and the 2016 walk to end alzheimer's, call 1-800- 271-3900 get a direct link to the website and go to www.cbsboston.com/centro and every week, we want you to connect with us online and like us on facebook and follow us on twitter and i'm inviting to you

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