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thank you for joining us. today is saturday, august 27th. i'm breanna mitts filling in for kerry this morning here with barry. barry and i already have sun screen on. >> getting ready for the beach later on today. >> yeah. we're both doing that. >> a good beach day. a nice breeze in the ocean. a pleasant sea breeze. it's going to be good in the water as well. let's take a look outside right now and you can see how beautiful it is. little bit of haze out there. the humidity has dropped breanna and it's pretty nice out there. very comfortable compared to what it was. let's look at the numbers. these are the numbers from our wbz weather bug network. out in the burk shires where they have cooled off to 56 this morning. let's come way back east to north of boston at andover at the senior high school there, it's 61. way down to the south coast at the ford middle school

we have 60s all over the place from the urban centers like boston at 73 up at worcester airport it's 70, in the city of providence 70. the skies have cleared everywhere. some high thin clouds may start to show up. streamers of them showing up. a few puffy inland clouds will take shape as well. the upper 80s today and sunny to partly cloudy both days and lower humid. more on the weather coming up. we begin with breaking news. there's been an arrest in the murder of two nuns. 46-year-old rodney earl sanders is facing 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

they worked as nurse practitioners serving the poor and in times of crisis opened their home to neighbors. >> we had that hurricane katrina and nobody had gas so 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. 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 surveillance photos. that man 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

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. police took him into custody yesterday. castro facing charges of assault with intent to commit rape and assault and battery on a disabled person. he will be arraigned on monday. new information 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. they haven't 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

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 north of fitchburg. >> 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 the result of an apparent murder-suicide according to the middlesex da. >> they were a nice couple. they were nice. >> neighbors said they lived there for 15 years but separated in recent years. >> they had problems just like everybody does. >> in this small town where everybody knows their neighbors

>> 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 ashby, julie loncheck, wbz this morning. if you live near the charles river you might want to head out to the long fellow bridge since you're awake anyway. we have a live look. 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 the random selection of officers who will wear the new equipment. they said forces officers to use it violates the collective bargaining treatment. -- agreement. the city and the officers signed off on the program only

random consultant choose 100 officers to participate. there's now a $5,000 reward that leads police to the vandals who blew up a newspaper box 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. the same box had been targeted before. 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 is a crucial link and considers the

the orange line is shutting down one 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 at caribbean festival. dawn hatier was killed by gunshots on the morning of the festival. she was an innocent bystander. police believe the shoin 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. this may be one of the most whale watches every seen in the area. the guys who couldn't contain themselves after

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so it's back the school soon for a lot of kids. >> starting on monday. >> it movie mie may be a hot classroom. >> it's going to be warm this week. i'm wondering about the week after labor day. there's some indications that it could be very, very hot that week. >> it's going to crank up. happce that's not what we want to september. we've had a hot summer and it's going to continue into september. last winter we went out of el nino. look what we have here in august. so many red squares. not a blue square. blue squares indicating below average temperatures. that was last august 3rd, the beginning of the month. we're going to have several more

yesterday was a jackpot here. we got 11 degrees above the average. it is quiet clear that this august is going to turn out to be the warmest august on record here in boston, surpassing 1988, 2002, 2003 and 1944. that's the way it looks right now. with this august is the time of the year to not enjoy these various pollens and a lot of people have a tough time with ragweed and that's what we have going for us this year. we're right on the threshold of the high zone over the next few days. medium to high to into the high. that's why we have some sage brush in there. let's look at the temperatures right now. it's 73 in boston. it's 70 in worcester, 70 in providence. it's warmer than the out lying locations. in the low why lying spots the upper 50s. it's

canada. with these dew points that have dropped into the upper 50s now it's certainly a lot more pleasant than yesterday afternoon where it was sweltering humidity here. it's really, really sultry. that's been pushed to the south. we have dew points extending west, mid to upper 50s. that's what we'll have today and tomorrow. it's not going to jump up too quickly. it's not going to be super high humidity for the next several days. highs in the upper 80s exsettlement ex-- except for along the coast. coming in from the northeast and east at 10 to 15 miles per hour. we've got the highs across the nation in a lot of 90s. we have a ridge of high pressure that promotes this heat pump. it's continuing to be hot and sill try down there. issue -- sultry down there. we have that parcel of dry air for now. there will be a front

night and into monday. just a slight chance of a shower here. as far as the tropics go, this is low pressure being watched here. this is tropical storm gaston in the atlantic that's going to turn into a hurricane. it's currently at these positions here this morning. blah -- 65 miles per hour winds. slated to intensify into a hurricane as it moves out east of bermuda and takes a big turn out in the ocean. . -- ocean. so it will spare bermuda. today 78 to 80 degrees water temperatures are great. the water will be high this morning before 7:30 and again at 7:50 this evening. low at 1:30. there we go, the mid and upper 80s. wednesday may be back to 91. then a temporary break. crazy weather at the end of the week with showers and 77 on thursday and very, very cool and windy on friday, 70. then it recovers next weekend. by the end of the weekend back in the 80s again.

it's a killer whale, baby. >> a fisherman shot this video 12 miles off of chatham. they were looking for tuna but saw this killer whale. it's a shot that has marine biologists saying wow. >> you can a understand the excitement of these fisherman. it's not too often that you see orcas in these waters. they're a pod and probably looking for food, maybe skid. >> you know, generally with any kind of unusual animal movement we talk about it's most likely food. we don't know here. >> it's well documented that chatham's growing seal population has attracted great white sharks.

seal escaping a great white shark. they don't normally eat seals. they go after sharks but not in our waters. these guys off of chatham, just orcas being orcas. >> everyone knows that the ultimate predator in the ocean beyond people are actually a pod of orcas. the adults are considerably bigger than white sharks. they work cooperatively. they are the wolf packs of the ocean. >> canadian waters and likely all female, maybe one male or two in the mix. >> these fisherman were looking for tuna and got a real treat when they saw orcas. i'm bill shields, wbz news. a young mother shot in the streets.

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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. 32-year-old nakia add wing -- aldridge 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 arm >> 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 has taken a lot of heat for what stories it considers to be trending. now it's making a big change.

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facebook is reducing the roles humans play in deciding what topics are trending on the social media giant. conservatives said stories were stifled in favor of a more liberal agenda. facebook said that wasn't the cace. still bloomberg reports thattr a human team will still oversee the categories. much more ahead including an update on our breaking news. police made an arrest in the murder of two nuns in mississippi, one of whom was from massachusetts. >> call it the zika effect. the new changes in place

thank you for staying with us every. barry burbank is here. it's a beach day out there. the water is warm, we have a nice breeze. >> i think it's the perfect beach day. last weekend of august so people will be celebrating that. the temperatures are going to be great. the water is still very warm. breeze is going to commence. breanna, it's a perfect combination of all those factors that's going to make it a nice beach day. let's go look outside and see that beautiful sun coming up there. oh, man, it's almost clear. the air has dried out nicely. let's see what the numbers look like this morning in terms of the temperatures. on the wbz weather bug network to the n's this time and to nashua, new hampshire. 64. same temperature at the john old ham

in norwell it's 66 this morning. we do find a few places down in the upper 50s in the usual cool areas like norwood airport. in boston it's still 73. it didn't cool off that much but the air is so much drier. bright and sunny most of the morning. eventually high thin loud didnessness. most of -- cloudiness. most of tuf near 80 at the coastline this afternoon because of the sea breeze. definitely less humid. more on the weather for the next 7 days coming up. >> barry, thank you. 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.

ground. that's when police say he tried to remove her clothing by was unable to so he fled 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 stabbed to death inside their home on thursday. three people were hurt when a driver crashed into the square cafe on north street. 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. this 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

>> new safety recommendations from the fda. 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 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

through blood transfusion in the u.s. it's been spread through blood transfusion in brazil. there's been a twist of a student charged with sexual assault. parents helped pay by the defense of owen labree. 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 evacuation at 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. maine's governor is

mail. this isn't the first time he's made these kind of comments. >> state rep drew gratine. >> i think his comments were racially charg republican governor from leading the democratic lawmaker a vicious voicemail. >> i want you the prove that i'm a racist. i spent my life helping black people and you little son of a [beep] you -- i need you to -- just -- i want you to record this and make it public because i after you. >> he considered the voicemail

attorney general. >> he sounded like somebody that was going about to commit physical violence and it was a stunning message. >> today the governor apologized for the vulgar language that citizens heard. >> everything that i said to him is less insulting to me than being called a racist. >> the governor told reporters he wished it was 1825 so he could challenge him to a dual and point a pistol right in between his eyes. >> every time you think the governor crossed a line again. >> the second term governor explained the dual reference was just a metaphor and left him another voicemail offering to debate him at a town hall meeting next week. cone mccloud for wbz this morning. donald trump is claiming

hispanics and african-americans. the clinton campaign is defending her ties to the clinton foundation as while she served as secretary of state. a house oversight committee is looking whether her work was influenced by campaign donors. >> bernie sanders is going to hit the campaign trail again. he will return to the battle ground state of new hampshire. he will stump for hillary clinton on labor day. he set up an organize save the patriots win barely and the reds sox lose but it's not all bad for boston. coming up, positive news for a big team of the sox office. -- of. -- offense. >> we've had muhammad youssef abdulazeezed -- seven named tropical storm so far this year in 2016. the next one that will be named will be called hermine.

gaston way out in the atlantic and it's going to continue way out in the atlantic as it becomes a hurricane. we'll show you that shortly. the trivia for this hour, now, the list of tropical cyclones names have been established by who? who established these names? the storm prediction center, the world of meteorologist organizations, the national hurricane the long with my forecast. see you in just a

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the patriots defense looked good. tom brady played and a time he ed burrset was perfect and that whether led to a patriots winch now let's look at the negative, jimmy garoppolo. he struggled all game long. he drove the pats down into the red zone on the first drive. almost picked here. luke kuechly drops the interception. under pressure and he gets sacked and loses the ball. jimmy never got with it last

tom brady wasn't perfect, he came in at the end of the 1st quarter and led to pats to a field goal before hooking up with chris hogan. 33-year-old touchdown. can't throw it any better than that. brady finished 3-9 and the touchdown. after the game jimmy said he definitely needs to play better. you know who did look good, the rookie burrset. he completed all nine passes including this touchdown to carter from the third round pick out of nc state. the pats beat the panthers in carolina 19-17. that's your final. for more on this game let's head right down to carolina with steven burton standing by.

needs to im -- bill belichick said everyone needs to improve their game not just jimmy garoppolo. >> we'll work our tails off to get to that point and we'll get there. over all there's some good things that we did tonight. you know, we have to get the little things corrected. as a quarterback you have to make a decision and everything. that's pretty important. i mean, if you don't turn the ball over you give your team a good chance to win. really helps you in field position and every aspect. >> we've moved ahead in a lot of areas but we're certainly not are we need to be. congress any player is. i don't think that any coach is. i'm sure no team is is at this point. -- is at this point. we're all making progress and it's going to look 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 giants in new jersey. kick off at 7:00 here on wbz.

the patriots they end up beating the panthers 19-17. one final preseason game before they play it for real. that's the story here in carolina. >> thank you, steve. safe travels home. let's talk baseball and the red sox taking on the kansas city royals last night. wright making his first start since coming off the dl. gave up five runs in the this homerun. he settled down after that but the damage was done. sox lose 6-3. they fall out of first place because the blue jays won last night. the news isn't all bad. prior to last night's game they learned that andrew suffered no structural damage to his left knee. that looked bad. many thought his season was over. there's a possibility that the sweet swinging out

the sox play the royals again tonight at fenway park. david price on the mound. that's sports the morning. . . -- morning. wbz sports. good morning , everyone. 6:45 right now. let's take a look at yesterday's high temperatures. nudging 90 in many spots. some places got to 90. look at this, 94 in hartford yesterday afternoon. when the sun finally did breakthrough and it started to clear up after a couple of in taunton. it was so humid. boston hit 91 degrees yesterday. that added another day to our list. we're up to 19 days of 90 now. we surpassed 20134. -- 2013. the average number is 13 days for the whole season. will we get up to 25 from 2010? last winter i predicted in between 20 and 25 days that

career. it's going to be somewhere in that range because we're not done yet. we're not talking about any specific 90s in the next couple of days but after that when i think it's going to hit 90 again. well, it's beautiful this morning. what a gorgeous summer morning. it's the last weekend in august and it's just so beautiful. 50s in the low lying spots like in norwood and taunton. in new bedford it's 65, logan airport 73. a beautiful morning on cape cod. it's sode thanks in large part to the dew points that have taken a big dip down into the upper 50s. yesterday 70 to 74. that's been all squashed to the south. we'll enjoy these dew points all weekend long extending from boston to ottawa. we will enjoy the nice air with the high temperatures to go along with that. it's going to feel like summer with the upper 80s.

along the coast this afternoon with that bit of a sea breeze coming in out of the northeast and east it's going to be cooler there. these are the 90s from near new york city southwest ward, a big ridge of high pressure stuck in place there. it's a surface high coming in , a little bubble of high pressure to give us the drier air here. the higher humidity is going to be coming back. some showers midwest and maybe a shower sunday into monday. in the trop ib i can -- tropics we are looking if this weak low is going to develop. so far nothing. here's gaston that's moving out and it has 65 miles per hour winds right now. it's not a hurricane yet destined to be one. it's going to take a big turn out in the

shot. high tide this morning at 7:49. we have plenty of beach to walk on this afternoon. country fest at gillette should be fun. 85 degrees from. beautiful like it was last night. the sox , gorgeous for the game this evening. just great for tomorrow even's game as well around 75 degrees. today we're going to v have a few -- to have a few high thin clouds come in. it will turn out to be a here's my 7-day forecast. the upper 80s for today and tomorrow. even monday as welch -- as well. just a tad cooler on tuesday. so summer weather continues. it's not going to be humid this weekend. more humid on monday and less humid on tuesday. no really truly tropical air like yesterday when it felt like a jungle out there. it's going to be up to 91 on wednesday and 7 the 7 on thursday -- and 77 on thursday and

on friday. this is the list of tropical cyclone names for 2016. we already had seven. the ex-in one will be -- the next one will be hermine. that's how you pronounce that one. so that leads us to the trivia for this hour. here it is. the list of tropical cyclone names have been established by what group? a, b, c or d? >> i'm going to guess c again, the national hurricane center. >> you would think it would be the national hurricane center. >> it's probably d. >> i would have gone for that one. this time the world meteorologist organization. they have six lists of tropical cyclone names and any tropical cyclone that becomes too powerful in terms of producing so much damage or causing so many fatalities that name is remove from the

change and update the list. they get through 6 years and then go back to list number one. >> barry looks the answer to be b. b for barry. >> no. it was today though. still ahead on wbz this morning. scammers tie up local police departments phone lines. what you need to know if

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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 call to a man in gardner as 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 90,000 complaints and people have lost $5 million 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. police have not

believe it came from over seas. they're going to need a bigger screen. coming up on wbz this morning, your chance to watch jaws the way nature

jaws was a movie that made people afraid to get in the water. tonight you can watch jaws 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. top stories and an update on your forecast coming up at the top of the hour.

thank fo on this saturday morning. barry is here. it's a beautiful beach day and we get a break from all the humid. right? >> yesterday the dew points were like 70 to 74, especially the areas that got showers. >> it was a ponytail day for sure. >> that's all gone bye. it's gone away. let's go to the wbz weather bug network and see what is happening in in the r's. rye junior highs. one of

to new hampshire. done it many years. along the coast it's so beautiful. this would be a great day for this. 64. all along you go route 1a along by raleigh, the pine grove elementary school, 67 degrees there this morning. in redding at the memorial high school it's 66. these are the numbers. mostly in the 60s. there's a few areas that are a little bit higher or lower. for the most part it's just one gorgeous morning out there. it's snn and the air is refreshing and nice. not super low humidity but certainly a lot better than yesterday. now, this system going up to the midwest, some of the high cloudiness is going to start spilling into our sky. we're going to see high clouds coming in here. it's this afternoon along with a few puffy clouds. most of the clouds inland away from the southbound. -- sea breeze. highs in the upper 80s away from the ocean and close to 80 at the ocean with a sea breeze at 5 to 15 miles per

forecast in just a few minutes. >> barry, thank you. we begin with breaking news. there's been an arrest in the murder of two nuns. 46-year-old rodney earl sanders is facing 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 in times of crisis opened their home to neighbors. >> we had that hurricane katrina and nobody had gas so 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.

her clothes. it was local business owners who gave police the break they needed. officers in gloser were able to match the suspect to surveillance photos. that man 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 videof 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 developments 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.

the driver was not under the influence. they haven't 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 north of fitchburg. that's where julie loncheck picks up this story. >> 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.

separated in recent years. >> they had problems just like everybody does. >> in this small town where everybody knows their neighbors this couple 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 invo h investigators do say there is no danger to the public. in ashby, julie loncheck, wbz this 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

bridge. don't expect to drive through there. the fight over body cameras isn't over yet in boston. far from it. the police officers union is now suing to prevent the random selection of officers who will wear the new equipment. they said forcing 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 newspaper box 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.

this weekend those will remember the italy earthquake victims. >> as they sell brats -- celebrate tradition they are sending prayers and aide to nose impacted by the devastating earthquake in italy. >> through games and food, 300,000 people will flock to boston's north end to continue a century ole tradition. tradition. >> what was fun comes a serious take away. >> i'm a social worker so this is something right up my alley. i like to do things to contributes to communities and helping other people. >> and a chance to help those effected by the deadly earthquake in italy. >> we're going to give a percentage back. >> the -- he's asking

to donate like his. >> i'm hoping that the word will spread to other restaurants to get involved so we can raise more money and send it back to italy and help families that need it. >> he's the president of the italian ministry saint anthony's society. they give to charity and will shift towards italy. he knows that struggle well after his family had to recover from a deadly earthquake that struck his hometown back in the 80s. >> is came here tonight. i'm just praying for all of them in italy. i hope they get through it. >> if you want to get more information onto -- on how to send aide to italy head to cbsboston.com. wbz news. there's much more ahead on wbz this morning. a family tragedy for an nba all star baa. -- all star. what dwayne wade is saying about the gun violence that claped a young mother's life. >> coming up in today's for

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they're the state's leading nonprofit to make sure that everyone has the opportunity to learn, grow and thrive. we're talking with the ymca of greater boston this morning. we're talking with james more -- morton. >> thank you. >> what's the simple st service to help parents and children get ready for school this year. >> i created an a -- oh word for this mom. learn. make sure that you child has an active life. 30 to 60 minutes of activity every day. r, rest because exhausted children can't learn. n, make sure they're getting lot of nourishment as close to nature as possible. >> that's easy for parents to remember. not too hard there. what are the after school

what will kids be doing? >> so we have after school programs at 50 different locations throughout greater boston. 37 of those are in public schools and so find out if there's an after school program if the school that your child attends. what your child will get in that program is all the things i just mentioned. an opportunity for active, physical programming, they'll also get academic support and stem and also in reading. be, they'll get that. lastly, a nutritious snack. in 2015 we served 489,000 meals to children throughout greater boston. >> that's wonderful. you guys rely on , you know, community volunteers and people helping out. how are some ways people can get involved? >> a mentor, a tutor, a caring adult in the presence of a child. all of us growing up

we could accomplish anything. children need that, especially today. get involved and support a child, especially around their academics. >> james, thank you so much for being on with us this morning and for all that you do for families in boston. >> thank you. it's a pleasure. >> thank you for being here. facebook has taken a lot of heat for which stories it considers to be trending. now the social media site is making a big change. blah -- that story coming up at 7:25. taking a look at celebrity birthdays. it's the birthday of paul ruben who created and played the character pee wee herman. actress sara chalk from scrubs is 40. if it's your birthday have a great one.

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a human team will still oversee the categories. barry burbank is here talking about the forecast and we're talking about the beach, do we go down to the cape. there's a lot of options today. you were talking about that bike ride. >> that bike ride along the new hampshire coast is going to be awesome. it's going to be beautiful from the mountains to the seashore. the humidity has dropped quite a bit. let's check it out right now in terms of the drought monitor. the severe drought ar a into southeastern massachusetts. the area of extreme drought has not really expanded all that much. pretty much like it was the week before. so, again, we have to be watching these closely and hoping that we get more rain. it's a crazy, crazy year for sure with this drought effecting a lot of people. anyway, yesterday the rain was approaching from the west. here's boston. yesterday afternoon the showers were getting

airport and a few showers south of logan airport and not a drop of rain fell at logan airport. some heavier showers moving into the south shore communities down through plymouth county and the cape and that was the end of that. boston didn't get any rain. it looks like it's a shoe in now that this is going to be the driest summer on record. the summer being the months of june, july and august. we've had 3.92 inches and the record is 3.97 set back in 195 -- no rain is going to fall in boston coming up for this weekend. there's a chance that logan airport could get a shower on sunday night. 73 in boston right now. the dew point dropped to 60. it's very comfort and out compared to yesterday -- comfortable out compared to yesterday. boston hour by hour looks like this. we're going to have plenty of sunshine today. we're going to see some high thin clouds but the sky will turn partly cloudy for

the temperatures are going to pretty much once it gets to the upper 70s near 80 stall all afternoon. from the wbz weather watchers this morning, we have mark in gardner with 57 degrees. we have dawn in spencer at 59. let's see who do we have down in waymouth, steve at 66. frank in stoneham said 66 this morning. thanks to the weather watchers there. 50s in the connecticut river valley. the dew point was 60. it's really nice extending back here. so we're going to have the kind of air lasting through tomorrow. the real stuffy stuff has been suv ed -- shof shoved to the south. high temperatures across the nation in the 90s here. we have dry air for us here now. looking at the tropics, a little wave of low pressure here out

threat to anyone except the shipping lanes as winds of 65 miles per hour this morning. it will turn into a hurricane but curve way out in the atlantic. the beach forecast, high tides occurring almost now. another one this evening about 7:50. the 7-day forecast, the low tide at 1:30 this afternoon, high temperatures in the lower 80s to near 80 at the beaches, upper 80s across from the ocean. the hot day wednesday at 91. thursday and only 70 for a high on friday. windy, chilly, feeling like fall, a sprinkle it's going to warm up actually after that. late in the labor day weekend back up to 85 to 90 probably by lay dor day. -- labor day. still to come on wbz this morning, getting help to cover court costs. who is really paying the bills of

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there are plenty of outstanding italian restaurants outside the north end. dan alderman has the top spots to munch on. >> la mada's on washington street in the south end is a new restaurant that's about italian american eateries of the 1950s. >> this is supposed to be a bronx style restaurant. when you went and found your chicken parm that's what you're

is known for their brunch on weekend mornings and italian inspired dinners nightly. >> this idea of the italian table where this pasta meat balls, sal bad and bread and great desserts, it's delicious. >> for more of an upscale italian experience with a side of premium steaks and flavors check out pa that -- pasta ria. >> we have a l a lot of shareable plates. it's more towards italian, french and mediterranean. >> you might want to check out the popular and large restaurant in south boston and srv, a cool new italian wine bar in the south end. for more food and fun watch phantom gourmet on my tv 38. >> i'm hungry from that. let's take a live look at the long fellow bridge. it's going to be a

barry burbank is going to have your full forecast coming up.

thank you for being with us on this saturday morning. i'm breanna pits with barry burbank. you can pack up the beach cooler. just go ahead. >> it's one of those days. we have so in this summer. -- so in this summer. have you had a good summer? >> it's been humid and dry. it will be nice to have more rain. >> goos there had there's good points and bad points. it's been dry but great

soon and we'll be wishing it was hot again. >> that's the way it works around here. let's check out the t's on the wbz weather bug network. in tingsboro at 67. let's go down to cape cod and see what is happening down there at the central school in turo, it's 69 degrees this morning. just about everywhere it's unlimited sunshine. the sky is blue and the air feels nice. the humidity has dropped. i don't see any clouds this afternoon. where are those clouds coming from? they are coming from the midwest. there's going to be some high thin cloudiness. it's pointed right towards new england. see those streams coming in you will see them across the sky this afternoon. some puffy clouds away from the sea breeze. this is going to move to the north and west and shower across northern new england. late tomorrow a couple of showers in southern new england maybe late sunday night

over the weekend, low humidity for the most part. upper 80s away from the notion. ocean -- ocean. the rest of my forecast coming up. >> thank you. your time is 7:32 this morning. 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 from behind knocking her to the ground. that's when police say he tried to remove her clothing by was unable to so he fled 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 crashed into the

night. crash investigators spent several hours on the scene cleaning up and trying to figure out exactly what caused that crash. the former new hampshire prep school student accused of sexual assaulting a classmate has parents help pay for to carney, the same lawyer represented whitey bulger. he was found not guilty of rape but convicted on a sexual assault charge. officers are calling for piece at the caribbean festival. 2 years ago a 26-year-old woman was killed by -- she was an innocent bystander and killed by gunshots. police believe the shooting was

commissioner is calling for peace. 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 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. the patriots win just barely and the red sox lose but it's not all bad for boston. positive knew for a -- news for a big piece of the sox's

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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. berset was perfect and that led to a patriots winch --win. 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 b he came in at the end of the 1st quarter, led the pats to 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.

the pats beat the panthers in 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 thgu >> we'll do our best to get him there. you know, we got two 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.

interceptions, that really helped you in field position and 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 5thrt the game . the patriots bet the 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 that but

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 up. the red sox play the royals again tonight at fenway park. david price on the mound. that's sports this morning. i'm leven reed for wbz sports. >> thank you. let's take a live look right now. you can see the fenway park in the background there. a beautiful night for the red sox game.

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guest of honor in her hometown of need ham. lots of celebrations for her and her family now that she's home. speaking of the red sox, it's going to be a beautiful night for the game. they're playing tomorrow as welch >> it's going to be fine. no problems, no weather woes whatsoever. it was just amazing. >> wasn't it amazing. >> it was great while it lasted. the weather is good. it's going to last through the whole weekend so that's great news. filled with red squares, meaning above average temperatures days. we have to go back to the first three days when it was below average but ever since then a couple of flat days there but all above. yesterday was another big above day. 11 degrees above the average. that's giant. 4.2 degrees above the average for the temperature. that's pretty big here in august. that's for sure. that means it's been a pretty hot month.

surpassing 1988, 2002, 1973, 1944 and so on. that's the way it looks as we continue to have warm weather the next several days. it's beautiful out there. you can see some high thin clouds. those are clouds that you're going to see more of during the day. streaming across the sky. it's 70 degrees at blue hill right now. we have a little bit of a breeze out there. gusting out of the northwest at 14 miles per hour. in that northwest wind it helps to pull in some of the nice dry air from the northwest. so we'll enjoy that today. blah est mostly -- mostly of -- mostly 60s. you get 57 in sudburo ontario. it's on the dry side as the dew points have dipped into more comfortable zones in the 55 to 60 range and they will pretty much be

never get back to the lower 70s like yesterday. high temperatures pretty much 88 in many locations. away from the ocean by just a few miles, along the coast that sea breeze coming in in the upper 70s an lower 80s. the high tide occurring just about now. it will be happening again at 7:49 this evening. that means a lot of beach available with that low tide at 1:30. water temperatures continue great. great news for saint anthony's feat feast, 80, 81. the country fest in gillette looking good there tonight. dry and warm about 85 degrees. it's starting at 5:00 p.m. at fenway tonight. tomorrow night's game just fine. should be mid and upper 70s both days. some puffy clouds popping in land away from the sea breeze today. that's about it.

. my 7-day forecast, upper 80s today, tomorrow and monday. on monday a bit more humid. a slight chance of a shur on monday. a couple showers and storps on sunday night. it may move down to northern massachusetts. the next chance of a thunderstorm on wednesday. thursday showers and 77 and very cool on friday at 70. >> thank you. still more to come on wbz this morning. right now let's take a lookt coming up on this week's centros. >> hi, everybody. coming up on sin troe -- centro a new documentary shows the healthcare system in cuba works. expensive technology isn't really the key. the answer might actually surprise you. details when we come

good morning and welcome to centro, everyone. happy to have you with us. >> a new documentary called community doctors shows the healthcare system in cuba works. expensive technology isn't really the key. the film was created by cula, a solve mere -- a solve mere -- a sophomore

they were focused on the southward system -- on the healthcare system. a free medical scholarship is being offered to students who want to study medicine in cuba. >> thank you for having me. >> that's very important because my name is pretty hard so i want to make sure that people say it the correct way. i did do a good job? >> yes, you did. >> so talk to us about where was it cuba? i understand that took you 4 years to make. >> absolutely. i visited cuba back in 2012. my brother was a student in that program. upon my first visit i saw students from all over the world, many countries in latin america, africa, asia, many countries from the southpaw sifk. -- south pz pa -- from the south spa

to afford to be a doctor because they couldn't afford the financial burden. >> this is a good opportunity for a lot of young students who really want to become a doctor and a lot of them don't have the means to do it. >> absolutely. the cost of becoming a doctor is huge. there's a huge debt and you have to jump through a lot of financial hoops to make it happen. this program allows you to do that if you have the smarts and the passion and the will to do it you can get a free medical scholarship with this program. >> so what can you tell us? video of the film. what can you tell us about this film? >> for me it taught me a lot about the cuban healthcare system, how the focus is really on preventing diseases and not necessarily treating symptoms. in cuba there's a doctor close by an the cuban society ever citizen has access to that doctor and they will go to that doctor for anything. they spend a lot of time with the patients

to understand the patient from a personal and human perspective. i think that helps out a lot as well. >> i would say myself that having all this technology that we have here for instance in the u.s. but also have that people to people kind of connection right. the doctors with the patients , that would be just absolutely key. >> that's right. the doctor are just part of the community. they live in the same area of the patients and know the patients well. there's a t the cost that we spend, $3 trillion on healthcare in the united states cuba spends like 1/20 of that cost but their health out comes according to the world health organization is just as good as ours. that's something that we can learn from them. >> what do you want people to get out of this after they watch this documentary? >> what i really want is to raise awareness about a new approach to medicine and raise awareness about this program. if you really want to become a doctor and

to kind of just get that story out there and also a different narrative about cuba. we don't hear a lot because of the political situation. i think it's great to hear about the collaboration and cooperation between the two companies and this great humanitarian thing. >> how about the language? yes, there are students who probably would want to go there. do they need to know spanish in the case to go to cuba? >> certainly. it's totally in spanish so you have to learn it when you get there. >> that's a very key point here. have you gotten the results of what you really wanted to be able to do with this documentary? >> i think it's a work in progress. i did the best that i could with the resources that i had. it's out and it's available for everyone to see. it's been media attraction with it so far. i think that's good. i didn't expect a whole lot. i just wanted to complete it and put it out. i think the media attraction is extra

doing something else with cuba? >> i am. i think about that. i just don't know exactly what it is yet. i actually probably will follow some of these doctors in previous -- >> go deeper? >> uh-huh. >> okay. i want to thank you so much for coming by and telling us about it. giving us a different perspective of how things are in cuba. i mean, a lot of people here in the u.s. don't necessarily know that. the healthcare system is so efficient like you said in the documentary. so thank you so much for showing now for more information or to view the community doctors documentary visit the website that's on your screen. you can also get a direct link to their website and get more information on cuba's free medical scholarship visiting us online at cbsboston.com/centro. like every week we want to invite you to connect with us online. like us on facebook and follow us on twitter.

you. so we've been talking about this all morning, get outside and do something today. it's going to be beautiful. don't spend the day in the house. >> lovely temperatures, much lower humidity than yesterday, breanna. 80s away from the ocean , lower 80s at the coast. 91 on wednesday, hot days ahead. >> happy saturday, everyone. see you back here tomorrow. invitation sales event it's time to relax. from the moment you take your foot off the brake, the brake stays engaged and you stay put. taking the legwork out of stop and go traffic. and even hills. that's the more human side of engineering. hurry in for limited time offers during the final days of the lincoln summer invitation sales event. lease a lincoln mkx for $349 a month or get 0% apr for 60 months

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