break news at 4:30 a deadly crash in the sumner tunnel. we are live with the latest. >> and developing news in rockport. recognize this man. police want to question him in a brazen attack on a woman. >> new developments in the murder of a nun from massachusetts. as the stoneham native is remembered by her family. flight. concerning behavior that prompted the pilot to call police. >> live from the channel 4 studios in boston, this is wbz this morning. >> good morning thanks for joining us i am kate merrill. >> i am chris mckinnon. it's friday august 26th. >> not only is it friday, but we have got barry burbank on this friday and we are so excited to see you. >> decided to come help the company out. >> thank you.

morning. happy friday. it's 73 in boston right back to bad habits right back to high humidity. same thing we have had so much of in the month of august so it's going to be another muggy day out there. will there be showers. >> couple crossing cape cod and most are moving offshore. we open up the shot and see more often eastern new york right now. a lot of these across upstate new york going across northern new england a chance of a few scattered showers and thunderstorms here in southern sections so the dealy planner we have -- daily planner, we have got 70 to out. rises at 6:03. there will be spotty showers and storms late this morning in the first part -- and the first part of the afternoon. 85 at midday and 88 this afternoon. partly sunny the sunset at 7:27. you will love the weekend. i will have the forecast in a few minutes. >> thank very much. we will start with the breaking news the sumner tunnel shut down after a deadly crash. >> police are on the scene. let's get to anna meiler for

>> reporter: state police confirm one person died and two people have been taken to local hospitals with life-threatening injuries after a crash that happened here. you can see the sumner tunnel is blocked off with state police vehicles as officials reconstruct the crash. police say this happened just after 3:00 this morning. you can see a gray vehicle mangled and facing the wrong direction on the ramp to 93 northbound. there is debris all over the road. we can only see one vehicle w crash. state police are now on scene investigating how this happened. there's no doubt this will affect the early morning commute for many and-- [audio not understandable] again one person is dead and two other people hospitalized with life-threatening injuries. we don't have any information on their names or ages but we will keep you updated on details as we learn them. for now reporting live in

morning. now to a developing story woman attacked in rockport. police are searching for the man seen in the surveillance pictures. investigators say he fits the description of a suspect who attacked a woman from behind. knocked her to the ground and tried to remove her clothes. it happened on pools lane after 9 wednesday night. the victim was able to fight the man off and he took off on a bicycle. if you recognize him or have any information, call rockport police. a nun from massachusetts murdered in mi for dedicating her life to helping the poor. sister paula merrill was one of two nuns killed in the home they shared. >> police believe they may have been the victim of a robbery. jowly loncich spoke with sister paula's family in stoneham. >> reporter: when rosemarie merrill learned of her sister's murder her heart stopped. >> i don't understand why these things happened i talked to him and i said i don't know what your plan was don't know that i

sister paula merrill and sister margaret held was toys covered -- discovered thursday morning the victims of a home invasion. they both nurse practitioners working in a nearby clinic had served the poverty stricken community for three decades. >> her patients absolutely loved her. she was so good to them and they-- she and sister margaret went so far ab beyond anything that could -- beyond anything that could be expected. >> reporter: the 68 joined the order in the late 70s a moved to the deep south shortly after. >> they lost so much. >> reporter: the nuns provided vital medical care to hundreds of the underinsured and uninsured. rosemarie says it's what her sister did best. >> we will get through this. just have to keep believe that you know there's a reason for this. >> reporter: sister paula merrill in her own words in a

sisters of charity of nazareth last fall in we may a difference in people's lives and never know what that difference is. we do what we are hopefully we do what we are called to do where we are. >> reporter: the authorities say the nuns why stabbed and their car stolen. both will be buried in kentucky. in stoneham julie loncich wbz this morning. police have found the sisters' car abandoned on a cueded street barely -- secluded street barely a mile from there are their home. 267 people now confirmed dead and 387 people treated for injuries in italy. recally this morning a 4.7 magnitude aftershock rattled residents and rescue crews. there is been nearly a thousand aftershocks getting in the way of some of the rescue and recovery efforts. that is live-- this is a live video of what's going on.

find survivors. also breaking a deadly car bomb attack at a police checkpoint in turkey. 8 police officers have been killed can, dozens wounded and the country's state run news agency blames kurdish rebels for the explosion in southeast turkey. and a deadly explosion at a sports center in belgium part of the building collapsed. right now staffers say this appears to be an accident and they don't suspect terrorism. one person was killed two others injured. this happened in the 75 miles south of brussels. new developments in the scandal involving ryan lochte police charging him with filing a false report e said he was robbed at gunpoint but admitted he was drunk and apologized for embellishing the story. a charter flight bound from massachusetts was delayed for several hours because the copilot appeared to be drunk. talon air tells wbz before a

bedford, the pilot smelled something on copilot's breath and asked him to step aside and police removed him from the plane. they say he blew a 3.0 on the breathalyzer. >> that's a very high blood alcohol level and i can can honestly say in 15 years of law enforcement this is the first time that i am aware the city police arrested somebody that was planning to pilot a plane. >> talon air says they are proud of the and says safety procedures in place worked the way they he should. it says that copilot has been fired. 4:37. this morning a 5-year-old boy is recovering and almost drown at a backyard pool in chelmsford. he was semiconscious but breathing on his own when he was pulled from the water. he was advice the a -- visiting a home. last weekend a 3-year-old boy and 2-year-old girl were pulled

should learn cpr. >> put the child on back and find the center of the chest and push hard and fast until medical-- until responders get there. even if you don't know it, call 911 and we will also get you the information that you need to know to manage until we get there. >> and we put more information on how to be trained in cpr on the website cbsboston.com. campaign 2016 now. a war of words between dome donald trump and hillary clinton sparring over race this week. and massachusetts senator elizabeth warren jumped into the fight. wbz alicia moller has the-- lewisia moller has. >> donald trump called mexicans rapist and criminals. >> reporter: senator warren played democrat being attack dog after a speaking engagement and jumped into a heated battle

clinton and donald trump. >> he has made hate part of the campaign. >> reporter: the race car flew back and forth -- card flew back and forth between the presidential rivals as trump called clinton a bigot and claimed democratic parties hurt african american. >> the race for klan members is because a lot of what he believes we believe. >> reporter: and this video has been linked to th the democratic nominee sayser pandered to the alt right movement. >> he is taking hate groups mainstream and helping a radical fringe take over the republican party. >> reporter: trullpp to -- trump fired back during a rally and said clinton is attacking all of his supporters. >> the people of this country

are not racists. >> reporter: trump also spent sometime in manchester bashing clinton's use of a private e- mail server and revisiting questions about donations to the clinton foundation. clinton did not have any comments on either of those topics. in the satellite center, louisa moller. another reason to get a massachusetts ez pass when all electronic tolling begins on the mass pike this drivers with in-state trance responders will get a discount. that's not new. those with ez passes get discounts at certain tolls like the westin and allston brighton tolls but a proposal would extend the discount to most tolls in massachusetts. for anyone who has an in-state transponder and out of state ez pass users will get less -- will pay less than drivers who

users. >> apple dealing with a security flaw. what you need to do to keep hackers from taking over your phone. >> makers of the epipen facing new fallout. latest move causing anger and celebrity cutting ties with the company. >> and the local police officer going above and beyond the call of duty to save a injured dog who shielded its owner from gunshots. why am i so devastatingly handsome, i'm in a fragrance...

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welcome back. in today's money watch the new way to cut down on impulse shopping and latest fall out for the makers of a life saving drug. >> an i-phone using going to want to update phones. jill wagner joins us hi those stories happy friday jill. >> reporter: happy friday good morning. chris and kate apple issued a fix for a serious security flaw in the operating system. hack is the first known case of software that can take over a fully up-to-date iphone 6 and capable of turning on the phone's camera and microphone to snoop and record calls and also track movement. the maker of the epipen face

gouging. the company that makes the medicine said it's going to expand the discount card program but critics say that does nothing to solve the problem or explain why the company raised prices by 500% in just a decade. meanwhile actress and epipen spokesperson sarah jessica parker cut ties with the prodrubbing. and high tech fashion that could stop impulse shopping. ibag 2 is designed to stop the wearer from spending money. set it to lock when it sens you are somewhere you tend to spend money and the times you spend the most it will flash andvibrate when you take out the wallet. aid propoe type but personal website finder he.com. >> if you don't want to be

not spend money you first have to admit you have a problem to get the bag and then get the bag like i don't want the bag. i want to spend money. i am not supposed -- even though i am not supposed to. >> i don't know. >> reporter: that's another problem i am thinking. >> is there an override code in an emergency situation. >> yes. >> let me buy this. >> right exactly. >> who is that crazy lady fighting with the bag that's kate don't worey about her. thank you a-- worry thank you. appreciate it. >> aid friday on wbz -- it's a friday on wbz this morning. >> it is barry good to see you. we are okay with the rain news. >> we are okay and we need rain and might get a couple scattered showers but the weekend is going to be good. today we have the chance of showers and then after that nothing happens this weekend. so we are on track for this being the driest summer on record.

the next few days and a 30% chance today. nearly zero tomorrow and nearly zero in southern new england on sunday. in the mount thrins could be a few showers and storms sunday afternoon. monday a 25% chance of showers coming in. wednesday i think is the last day of the month. can you believe it's the last weekend in august coming up this weekend. here we go with the showers moving most of these moving across northern new england this morning a mfume develop in southern sections later this first part of the afternoon. we have the numbers in the 70s even in northern new england mostly all in the low 70s. couple middle 70s. 75 in lawrence right now. 73 in boston. 7 5 in taunton that's a chilly spot this time year. one week from today it's going to feel like fall. that's when i look forward and we can see there's a big change. a chunk of summer polar air is coming and it's going to hit us

weekend labor day weekend is the long range outlook but we have dew points in the upper 60s to almost 70 and it's steaming out and there we have it to the southwest. there's somewhat dry air in southern pourings of canada that we will get over the weekend. today's highs close to 88 or 89 in many spots like it has been the last few days. south facing coastal locations will be the coolest spots as it has been the last few days. and these are highs across the nation. not too far away from boston of the philadelph southward all in the 90s under big ridge of high personnure -- pressure. so the heat is not going that far away and it will come back at us next week. we have the front coming through with the dry air coming in for tomorrow and looking out in the the tropics and looking at hurricane now gaston and it's moving to the north and will not affect us and will go well east of bermuda and track out to sea so i don't think we have to worry about that at all. the next storm is moving out of

approaches florida. here's 7-day accu-weather forecast. 88 tomorrow with drier air. 80 at the coast with a sea breeze. 89 on sunday and 90 on monday. a couple thunderstorms possible and a couple more on wednesday. you see summer is is not going away yet but one week from today it's gone. back to you guys. >> no it's not we are in denial. >> we don't accept that. police are searching for gunman who shot a innocent teen and dog >> dashaye mizhari was not the intended target and shooting started during a argument in the street. the dog was also shot and one of the responding office hears personal reason for helping the dog. >> reporter: he is 10 months old and just took a bullet for his owner. >> that dog put himself in front of the owner's and took a bullet for him. >> reporter: when officers arrived at the shooting of that

dorchester, they also found felony with a bullet in his front leg his owner told police when the shooting began, felony jumped in front. >> he was panting and drooling and he was possibly in shock. >> reporter: officer and two other officer rushed felony to the mspca and was told surgery would be necessary and it would be expensive and the owner didn't have the means to pay. >> my partner smith and sergeant brooks we agreed to split the cost it's a natural human response somebody in need and to help them out with their family. and dogs are family. >> reporter: and for officer lantain they are. >> hey. it's okay. >> reporter: four years ago his dog lily saved his mother from an oncoming train tugging her out of the way and losing her leg in the process. >> she saved me mom's life.

of the connection between dog and human. >> dogs are family. and i don't think they get the credit they deserve into that's liam martin reporting. felony underwent surgery on the front leg and is expected to be okay. ahead, the message of hate in a local town. >> police searching for vandals who defaced the softball field and that's not all. >> we are following braking news in -- breaking us in in boston a -- breaking news in boston

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

the sumner tunnel shut down this morning after a deadly crash. this happened just after 3 this morning near the ramp to 93 north. one person is dead and two others rushed to the hospital with life-threatening injuries. all traffic is being diverted to the ted williams tunnel at this time. we will have a live update from the scene at 5. two people arrested in connection to the murder of a teen in new bedford held without bail. police say a 21-year-old man is charged with assessry to murder and assault and battery and a 16-year-old is charged with assault and battery with a dangerous weapon. mateo more ales was stabbed to death saturday night and two other boys stabbed at the scene are expected to recover. in may officers surround a driver who led the police on a chase from massachusetts into

surrendered but andrew monaco and a massachusetts state trooper tackled the suspect and beat him. >> i severely regret my actions and i can't explain why and i promised myself i wouldn't do. >> monaco will pay the suspect's medical bills and career in law enforcement is over a massachusetts state trooper also faces charges. 4:55 on friday morning. a message of hate in marblehead. police want to find the person who wrote messages on the high school football -- soft bear field rather. think don't think it's a stewed -- they don't think it's a student. someone threw a rock through a school window and both incidents are believed to have happened around the same time last week. in today's "healthwatch," the u.s. surgeon general is sending a warning letter to every doctor in the country about the opioid epidemic. the doctor calls the issue anurgent health crisis in the

americans have died overdozing on prescription drugs. grit white shack -- great white sharks have been getting most of the attention. >> but a encounter is turning the spotlight on orcas. more on the video when we

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whales. they say they saw four whales including one they thought was a baby and those whales were not shy getting very close to the boat and they say one breached about 40 feet from the bow and the whales stuck with them for about 15 to -- 10 to 15 minds and they shared the -- minutes and they shared it with the atlantic white whale conservancy. >> i see why you get so he can sighted. >> first the seals traffic straight ahead on wbz. >> the news at 5 starts right now. >> breaking right now at 5 a.m., the sumner tunnel shut down after a deadly crash. we are live with the latest. >> and developing this morning, the search is on for this man in rockport. his possible connection to a brazen attack on a woman. >> a nun with ties to massachusetts murdered in mississippi how her family in stoneham is remembering her

this morning. >> good morning it's 5:00. thanks for joining us i am chris mckinnon. >> i am kate merrill. it's friday august 26th. let's check the weekend forecast with barry burbank a bump in the road but a perfect weekend. >> i think it will be great. good morning everybody. it's a muggy one this morning. we have lower 70s around boston. it's really kind of sticky and steamy out there. there's been a couple showers over cape cod and more showers off to the north and looks like showers and storms will move across northern new england and we may have a few scattered around here in southern sections by late this morning and at least in the first half of the afternoon but hit and miss. so this morning for the morning commute, sunrising at 6:303 and muck mingy around 74. spotty showers and -- muggy around 74. spotty showers andset at 7:27. i think you will love the weekend forecast. i will have that in few minutes. >> thanks very much. we start with breaking news this morning the sumner tunnel