thank you for joining us. today is saturday, august 27th. barry burbank is here with the forecast. another warm start to the day out there today. >> it certainly is. you're filling in for kerr y this morning. welcome to the weekend. it's warm out there but not nowhere near as humid as it was yesterday. >> it was sultering. >> so much heat in the afternoon. things have changed and it's nice out there. on the wbz weather bug network this we'll go to the h's and check out the hollis brookline middle school. it's down to 65. not bad out there. it's still warm but it's certainly a lot less

degrees. 73 at logan airport this morning and still 71 in worcester. there are still some warm places but it's cooled off in western new england. you see a lot of 50s out in here. the skies essentially on the clear side. i don't see too in clouds around there, just a couple of scattered clouds. a lot of sunshine this morning. there's going to be a lot of high thin cloudiness during the day and few puffy clouds as well. here's today's forecast, 88 further away from the ocean and about 80 at the coastline this afternoon. less humid. we actually have a high tide occurring this morning at 7:30. tomorrow it's about the same, the upper 80s away from the ocean, 81 at the coast with sea breeze. the rest of my forecast coming up. >> barry, thank you we begin with breaking news. there's been an arrest in the

two counts of capitol murder. he was a person of interest early on. after a lengthy interview last night it gave them enough to charge him. the sisters were found stabbed to death inside their home on thursday and police found their stolen car less than a mile away. they worked as nurse practitioners serving the poor and if times of crisis opened their home to neighbors. >> we had that hurricane katrina andob they let us use their kitchen and we cooked out of there and everything. >> a memorial mass for the nuns will be held monday in mississippi. an update on breaking news from rockport. this is the man accused of attacking a woman. he's under arrest. police say he pushed her to the ground and try today rip off her clothes. it was local business owners who gave police the break they needed. officers in gloser were able to match the suspect to

is identified as 22-year-old angle castro. on wednesday night police say castro attacked a 50-year-old from behind knocking her to the ground. that's when castro tried to remove her clothing but was unable to so he fled taking off on a bike. witnesses told wbz they could hear that woman's screams and those screams may have saved her life. rockport police released this surveillance video of castro. yesterday. castro facing charges with assault with intent to commit rape and assault and battery on a disabled person. he will be arraigned on monday. new development on a developing story. three people were hurt when a pick up truck crashed into the square cafe on north street. crash investigators spent several hours on the scene. this morning police tell wbz the driver was not under the influence.

said why 29-year-old jeffery mahoney drove into the front of the building. he's facing charges. two of those injured were customers inside the restaurant. the third was a passenger in his truck. this morning a death investigation is under way in the small town of massachusetts border's with new hampshire where a man and woman were found dead in their front yard. police say this is a murder-suicide. now they want to know why. the bodies were found yesterday in ashby >> it's just awful. >> investigators spent hour s collecting evidence down at dead end rule in rural ashby where the bodies of a man and woman were discovered outside on friday afternoon. the result of an apparent murder-suicide according to the middlesex da. >> they were a nice couple. they were nice. >> neighbors said they lived

in recent years. >> they had problems just like everybody does. >> in this small town where everybody knows their neighbors this cup. was remembered fondly. >> she was very nice. out of the blue every now and then she would call and chitchat and that was it. we didn't hear from them for a while. >> very sad. >> so far the names of those involved have not been released. investigators do say there is no danger to the public. in morning. if you live near the charles river you might want to head out to the long fellow bridge since you're awake anyway. around 7 crews will be venting the pipes. that will send out a huge cloud of steam. traffic will be shut down until the venting ends. the fight over body cameras isn't over yet in boston. far from it. the police officers union is now suing to prevent

they said forces officers to use it violates the collective bargaining treatment. -- agreement. the city and the officers signed off on the program only if officers volunteered. when that didn't happen a random consultant choose 100 officers to participate. there's now a $5,000 reward that leads police to the vandals who blew up a n salem. it's the box for an lgbt paper salem called the rainbow times. as many as 7 people were caught blowing it up on tuesday night. amtrak is threatening to cut service from boston to new york and to washington dc over a legal bat with the mbta. they want to pick up the tab for $340 million in track maintenance cost. the mbta said that boston

the threat to be an empty threat. a head's up for next week, the orange line is shutting down wuf oh the tracks at forest hills from september 3rd until december. it's part of an on going construction project to rebuild a failing over pass near the forest hills station. there's a stepped up police presence in dorchester and officers are calling for peace hatier was killed by gunshots on the morning of the festival. police believe the shooting was gang related and now the police commissioner is calling for peace. >> again, not to show that we're over bearing, we just want to make sure that nobody gets hurt. >> last year the parade route was shortened to help curve the violence. time and hope are quickly run out for finding survivors of the devastating earthquake in

hampering the recovery efforts. 284 people now confirmed dead and many more are still missing. caskets are being laid out at funeral home. this weekend saint anthony celebrates the saint of miracles. his spirit can help those injured or left homeless. >> thousands fill the streets in the north end. as they celebrate italian tradition they will sending prayers and aid to those impacted by the devastating earthquake in italy. >> through games and food, 300,000 people will block to boston's north end to continue a century old tradition. >> i'm a social

i'd like to be able to do things that contributes to the community and helps other people. >> and a chance to help those devastated by the deadly earthquake in italy. >> we are going to give a percentage back where the earthquake happened. >> palo is asking restaurants like his to donate some of their profiteroles -- profits to the earthquake victims. >> this just happened today so this is coming together. i'm hoping the word involved so we can raise more money and send it back to italy. >> he's also the president of saint anthony's society. his group gives to charities and will shift to give to italy. he knows that struggle well after his family had to recover from a deadly earthquake that struck his hometown back in the 80s. >> it was devastating because it took down my family's home. >> i'm glad we came here tonight. i'm just praying for

>> if you have more information on how to send aide to italy head to our website, cbsboston.com. the patriots took on the panthers last night in an important pre-season game that could be the last time that we see tom brady for a while. it was jimmy garoppolo and not brady starting the game. garoppolo playing the first three series of the game and had no points to show for it. tom brady made his way into the game throwi o the patriots won this one 19-17. more on the game coming up later in sports. much more ahead on wbz this morning. family tragedy for an nba all star. what chicago bulls star dwayne wade is saying about gun violence that claimed a young mother's life. >> also ahead, traffic and deaths on the rise. the new safety feature that could keep our highways at a reasonable speed. >> later your chance to see

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welcome back. if you've every had a tractor trailer go speeding by your car on the highway this will come as a relief, federal officials are considering a plan to install a device on new trucks and other large vehicles that would limit how fast they can go. as chris van cleave reports the top speed would be about 68 miles per hour. >> police believe speeding was likely a factor in a crash that 10-year-old child in new york last weekend. it's the type of tragedy that's increasing. >> traffic deaths surged 18% over the last 2 years, more than 19,000 died in the first half of 2016 alone. >> it is killing us. >> debra is the former chair of the national transportation safety board and now running the national safety council. >> one-thirds of death are due to alcohol impaired drivers.

going up across the nation. >> this surge come s as more americans are driving due to low gas prices and the economy. >> they are looking at why there's a 13% rise of deaths in cyclists and 10% for pedestrians and young drivers. >> traffic deaths are on pace to finish the year up nearly 10%. now, cars are increasingly coming with collision avoidance technology. 40% of consumers say they have been startled or surprised by something their car did. >> chris van cleave, cbs news washington. >> that's great. we can all slow down on the roads. we're slowing down sum mer and stretching it out here, right? >> we're really going to stretch it out. i'm looking way ahead to next week, the week after actually. look ahead

september is going to be kind of a hot month. >> we can keep going to the bech through the school year. -- beach throughout the school year. >> the teachers don't want to hear that. breanna, yesterday we had the 19th day of 90 or higher. now that is pretty amazing. normally in the city of boston you get an average of 13 . i know last winter we were talking about big hot summer coming up and, yep, we got the 1 yesterday afternoon. man, it was sweltering yesterday afternoon with that humidity really incredible. well, we go back to 2015. we had 25. it's possible we're going to be closer to 25 before we get through this year because it looks like some hot weather is coming. especially as we get into the first part of september. can you believe that? it looks like we're going to have august as being the warmest august on record. 2016

yesterday it was about 10 or 11 degrees above average. so that's crazy. let's go to some of the numbers this morning. it's recovered and cooled off and refreshing and nice out there this morning. if fact, we have -- in fact, we have some places down in the 50s. the typical places like the airport, sanford at 54 degrees. we've got 59 in concord. we've got 65 in man chester. we have 60 in bedford at the airport. we have 59 degrees in norwood and 60 in taunton. ther have the urban heat canopy of boston at logan airport at 73 degrees this morning. it's still 70 down at falmouth. most places are basically clear. the sun will be rising a little after 6:00 the morning. we're looking at dew points that have fallen from yesterday being 70 to 74 in the afternoon especially after a few of those showers fell and we got -- actually, it felt more

the oppressive air has pushed to the south for now. there will be a slight bump up in humidity and a little bit on monday. it's not going to be the lower 70s like yesterday. air temperatures today in the upper 80s. 88 degrees should be a common number away from the ocean. at the coastline 79, 80 or 81 degrees during the afternoon hours because the breezes will be coming over shore. at it's going to be a land breeze this morning and then shifts into the sea breeze. we have a high tide coming up early this morning at 7:30 and another one this evening at 7:49 and a low at about 1:30. through the day watch the time stamp. we're going to see some fair weather clouds forming inland away from the sea breeze and high thin cloudiness may be seen this afternoon. just elements of

tomorrow we'll have varying amounts of clouds and some sunshine around. more in the way of cloud cover tomorrow. in northern new england tomorrow there could be a few showers breaking out across there in the afternoon. some will come down tomorrow night maybe hits parts of northern massachusetts tomorrow night as a weak front comes on down. as far as the red sox hosting the royals at fenway park, the game this evening should be just fine. it should be about 78 and pleasant. tomorrow degrees there. tonight's lows in the upper 50s to lower 60s. the cape and the island looking great this weekend and going up to the north and going up to the lakes region and the mountains it looks like we'll see temperatures there going up mainly into the 80s. here we go, the upper 80s for the most part. cooler at the coast.

it i -- it takes a dip on thursday and friday. that's just temporary. it's going to rm what up. >> thank you, barry. facebook has taken a a lot of heat for what stories it considers to be trending. now it's making a big change. that story coming up at 5:25.

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a cousin of chicago bulls star dwayne wade was fatally shot while pushing a stroller on the south side on friday. she was walking to register her children for school yesterday after relocating. chicago police say she was killed when two males walked up and fired shots at a third man on friday afternoon but shot her in her head and arm. police say she wasn't the intended target. >> wasn't bothering nobody. just going to register her kids in school and bullets that fly around and have no name decided to find its way to her head. >> police say her baby wasn't hurt in the shooting. one witness has been questioned so far but no arrests have been made. facebook is reducing the roles humans play in deciding

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special moment at the park with a big round of applause for ali . she placed her medals on ortiz and threw the first pitch. she won a gold and two silvers. this is a warm up for another celebration happening today, she's the guest of honor in her hometown. there's much more ahead on wbz this morning. call it the zika effect. >> also ahead, a closer look at who the former prep school student convicted of sexual assault. >> and as we go to break here's a look at your winning lottery

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thank you for staying with us. i'm with barry burbank here. we already have our beach coolers packed. they are in the back. we are waiting to go. >> i think the beach is going to fill up today.

last weekend in august. can you believe that? >> i can't. it flew back. >> summer always seems to go faster than any other season. >> right. we're going to have an extended summer. >> we are. it's going to be ex extended into september. even though we have a chilly period coming at the end of this upcoming week, breanna, it could be really cool but it's only going to be temporary. the w's this morning. wilmington at the middle school it's 64 there this morning. not too far winchester it's 66. let's go to down to the droem school where it's 67 degrees this morning. the difference from this yesterday and yesterday morning is that it's a lot drier out there. the humidity has really dropped. some of the temperatures have dropped this some of the low lying spots. like norwood at the airport down in the lowlands there it's 59 degrees there this morp. -- this morning. we find essentially clear sky everywhere. might be a couple of scattered clouds but

there are really some high thin clouds from new york state. some streamers of the high clouds. a few puffy clouds forming during the day, especially inland away from the sea breeze. today's high 88. we have a low tide early this morning at 1:30, high tide this morning about 7:30. another one this evening about 7:45. tomorrow the same temperature, about 88 to 89 away from the ocean and 81 at the coast with the sea breeze. partly cloudy and partly sunny. that's it for now. the rest of the forecast in a few minutes. >> thank you, barry. 5:33. check ebb ing our top stories. a man accused of attacking a woman in rockport. officers were able to match the suspect to surveillance photos. that man is identified as 22-year-old angel castro. on wednesday night castro attack add 50-year-old woman from behind knocking her to the ground. that's when police say he tried to remove her clothing

taking off on a bike. an arrest has been made in the murder of two nuns. rodney earl sanders is facing two counts of capitol murder. he was a person of interest early on. a interview gave them enough to charge him. they were found is to bed to death inside their home on thursday. three people were hurt when a driver crasin this happened around 10:00 last night. crash investigators spent several hours on the scene cleaning up and trying to figure out exactly what caused that crash. in morning an extraordinary move to fight the zika virus from spreading. the fda now wants all blood donations screened. this will be in addition to tests for west nile virus and aids. >> new safety recommendations

the fda announcing friday that every blood center in the country will need to begin screening for the virus known to cause severe brain-related birth defects. >> the goal of the recommendation is to keep the blood supply safe for all those who might need blood transfusions. >> previously the fda required screening if puerto rico and florida. now 11 states must start testing. >> they are by areas of local trance mission of zika -- transmission of zika. >> and the rest of the nation in 3 months. it's spread through mosquito bites and sex. one blood donation was quarantined but there's no reports of the transmission through blahhed -- blood transfusion in the u.s. it's

transfusion in brazil. there's been a twist of a student charged with sexual assault. more than $100,000 was raised the pay for attorney j.w. carney, that's the same lawyer who represented whitey bulger. he was found not guilty of rape but convicted on a sexual assault charge. high levels of carbon monoxide forced an andover hotel on friday. 60 rooms on river road were cleared. the carbon monoxide leak was traced to the hotel's laundry room. gas inspectors were determined which units needed to be replaced. scammers took on the police department in gardner tieing up all the phone line s in a scheme to make money. >> i advise you to cooperate with us. >> this started with a single

someone posing as an irs employee. the caller said the man would be arrested if he didn't pay up. the gardner man suspected a hoax and told the scammer to call police for payment information. >> according to the irs website there's over so star. -- so far. >> they stole the police department's number to look real on caller id. remember the irs never demands payments over the phone. maine's governor is apologizing sort of for leaving a voice mail for another governor.

is white. >> the governor's latest tirade took route wednesday at a town hall meeting when he suggested that nine of ten drug dealers arrested in maine are out of state and not white. >> i choose my words carefully. i think his comments were racially charged and i stand behind those comments but didn't call him a racist. >> that didn't stop the republican governor from leaving the democratic law enforcement a vicious voice mail. >> prove that i'm a racist. i spend my life helping black people and you little son of a [beep] i need you to just -- i want you to record this and make it public because i'm after you. >> me considered the voice-- he considered the voice mail a threat. >> he sounded like somebody who was about to commit physical violence and it was really

apologized for the vulgar language that citizens heard but not for the call. >> everything that i said to him is less insulting to me than being called racist. >> the governor then told reporters he wished it was 1825 so he could challenge him to a dual. >> every time you think the governor crossed the line he sets another line and crosses its again. >> the second term the governor later explained the dual reference was just he later left him another voicemail offering to debate him at a town hall meeting next week. on the campaign front, donald trump is continuing to reach out to minority voters. he met with hispanic business owners in las vegas yesterday. he said that hillary clinton has abandoned hispanics and african-americans.

defending her ties to the clinton foundation while she served as secretary of state. now they're looking at whether her government work was influence by foundation donors. >> bernie sanders will return to the campaign trail to stump for hillary clinton. this week sanders set up a non-profit organization to aid progressive causes and candidates. jaws was a movie that made people afraid et water. tonight you can watch jaw from the water. the 1975 classic will be shown on a screen above the water at the yacht club in quincy. you can get in an inner tube and watch while floating in the bay. they will be offering their beer in the retro can, that one right there, when they pursued the shark.

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good morning everyone and let's focus on the positive, the patriots defense was very good. they looked ready to go. tom brady played and for a time he looked fantastic.

now let's look at the negative and that was jimmy garoppolo. he struggled all game long. he got the start and made a pass down into red zone on the first drive. luke kuechly dropped the interception. pats recover it but jimmy never got it together last night. tom brady wasn't perfect. he didn't start. he came in at the end a field goal before hooking up with chris hogan. 33 yard touchdown. he was 3-9, 76 yards and the the touchdown. after the game jimmy said he needed to play better. who looked good, the rookie jacobi berset. that's a nice draw for the third round pick out of nc state.

carolina, 17-19 is your final. you know what, for more on this game let's head right down to carolina with steve burton standing by. >> thank you. the patriots are a perfect 3-0 but they are far from perfect and bill belichick is saying everyone needs to improve their game, not just jimmy garoppolo. but here's the question, can garoppolo improve his game enough with the regular season more than just two weeks away? >> we'll do our best to get him there. weeks until then and we'll work our tails off to get to that point and we'll get there. you know, over all there's some good things that we did tonight. you know, we have to get the little things corrected that are going to bite us in the butt. as a quarterback you have to make a decision and everything and that's pretty important. i mean, if you don't turn the ball over you give you team a chance to win. when the defense is playing like today,

every aspect. >> we moved ahead in a lot of areas by we're certainly not where we need to do. no players, no coaches, no team is at this point. we're all making progress and that's good. we have to keep our foot on the gas and try to make it as quickly as we can. >> the pats wrap up their preseason schedule next week when they take on the jags in new jersey. kick off at 7:00 on wbz. the 5th quarter is right after the game panthers 19-17. one final preseason game before they play it for real. that's the story here in carolina. let's talk baseball right now and the red sox taking on the red hot kansas royals last night. wright making his first start since coming off the dl. five runs in the 1st innings, three of them on this homerun. he settled down after

they fall out of first place because the blue jays won last night. it's not all bad though. andrew penadandy was hurt earlier in the week and suffered no structural damage to his left knee. that looked bad. many thought his season was over. there's a possibility that he could be back in the line the red sox play the royals again tonight at fenway park. barry, it just doesn't feel like football weather out there yet. >> it doesn't feel like it. it definitely didn't feel like it yesterday when they were playing that game down in carolina and up here it was hot and humid. i'm wondering about september, i it looks like it's going to be hot, at least the first part of september. right now to the

when is the first sunset before 7:00? is it going to be happening tomorrow? >> no. >> is it going to be happening september 12th, september 30th or october 18th. the answer at the conclusion of the weather cast. >> i'll take my time here. >> take a look at that. in the meantime et cetera let's take a look at what happened with the sunset yesterday. thanks to katy she gave us this picture from north falmouth. the sunset was we've had at lo of beautiful sunsets this summer, that's for sure. is your -- sunrises too. the severe drought was ex tended this week down into southeastern massachusetts down through plymouth county. the extreme drought is in the same area as the week before according to the drought monitor. we needed the rain badly and boston missed out yesterday. we had some heavier

hitting some communities on the south shore. some brief downpours just north of boston up through lynn and places like that. there's boston. the showers were right south of boston sort of weakened, went north of born -- of boston, boston didn't get any rain out of it. there were heavier showers in some locations in plymouth county and down over the cape as well. that was about the end of that. it appears almost a shoe in driest summer in record. in boston we're had 3.92 inches in 2016 and the prove -- the previous record for the driest summer was 3.97 back in 1957. there's not a chance of getting more showers around here. we have temperatures right now in the 70s around a few low 70s to 60s. up to the north we find it's cool in canada and some of this cool air

we've to wave hi to everybody in bakers lake. 39 degrees. that's the perfect place to go to be cool. it's 59 for the dew point in boston. yesterday we had dew points of 70 to 74 in the afternoon. man, that was really, really oppressive. we're going to have this air today and tomorrow as well. in fact, it's not going to be all that humid over the next several days. it may be moderately humid on monday. high away from the ocean, 87 to 88. right at the coastline this afternoon, 79 to 81. these will be your highs across the nation today, big ridge of high pressure in control to the south of us. we have this surface high coming in from the north and west and that's going to keep us on the nice side for most of this weekend. here's any 7-day forecast. temperatures in the upper 80s for today and tomorrow. along the coast it will be cooler with

make it pleasant. sunny to partly cloudy today and tomorrow. on monday moderate humidity. no showers likely. west, northwest breeze and 88. the slight chance of thunderstorms on wednesday. then a hot of really cool air from eastern canada. 70 to 71 oid fall-like day for sure. you know what, breanna, it's not going to last long. it's going to turn hotter after that. as we get deeper into the labor day weekend it's going to turn warmer. the week after that it's going to be really hot. that's the long range out look. let's go to the trivia for this hour. when is the first sunset before 7:00? is it tomorrow, is it september 12th, september 30th , october 18th? >> i want to go with c,

>> it's earlier. >> yeah, it is a little bit earlier. can you believe it? the latest sunset of the year is 8:25 and today it's going to be 7:26. >> wow. >> september 12th it will be all the way down to just before 7:00. >> that's great for us because we go to bed pretty early. we'll take it. >> we'll take it. well, the out of town news may be running out of time. coming up, a look at the new challenge for the harvard square landmark. many sleep-aids have pain medicine but zzzquil is different because why would you take a pain medicine when all you want is good sleep? zzzquil: a non-habit forming sleep-aid that's not for pain,

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