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a plum island home ravaged by fire. a charred shell barely standing. the bright flames sent black smoke billowing through the community this afternoon as the

scene looking for flare-ups. neighbors say this could have been even worse if not for some helping hands. our jim smith is live on plum island tonight and he joins us with the very latest. jim? >> reporter: well, ken, we still don't know what caused this fire here on plum island. but i can tell you that investigators with the state fire marshal's office were here for most of the evening and meanwhile take a look at what's left of this house. unfortunately it's in ruins. but incredibly nobody was hurt and as you will see, it could have been much w. fire crews work into the night. soaking down hot spots only hours after an inferno destroyed a home on plum island. the five alarm fire broke out sat -- saturday afternoon and it was roaring in no time at all leafing a home in dash -- leaving a home in ashes and badly damaging the others. >> my mom's house. >> reporter: amy's family home

neighbors and families. >> it wasn't any one house that anyone was caring about. it was everybody's houses. and everyone just pitched in and people grabbed hoses and buckets and they were throwing water. everywhere. >> reporter: but not everybody was so lucky. kenny doors' family home was incinerated along with some cars parked out front. >> it's very upsetting. yeah. it's very upsetting you know to see something like that happen. and your whole house goes flames pretty much. it's very surreal right now. hasn't set in. tonight i will not go back to my house. >> reporter: the fire could be seen for miles around, from land and the sea. the damage is severe but incredibly nobody is hurt. it took a group effort to keep the entire neighborhood from going up in flames. >> mutual aid from as far south as middleton and as far north as the new hampshire seacoast. they did a great job in the heat and proud of all of them.

a great job by everybody involved in making sure that these flames did not spread even further. that includes an off-duty fire captain who lives right here on the street and sounded one of the first alarms. and also a police officer here in new bury who went into the home to make sure that everybody was out safely. live on plum island, jim smith, wbz news. >> jim thanks. the community is more thanking an 18-year-old kidded in -- killed in an alleged drunk driving morning. the da's office says austin robins was killed after the car he was in went out of control and struck several trees. people gathering to drop off flowers and cards or just taking time to reflect. the driver 19-year-old joseph cap of gardener has been charged with drunk driving and motor vehicle homicide. in boston, a string of violence is being tied to this weekend's caribbean festival. at least three shootings

chantee lans is live in rose bury tonight and she joins us with the latest. >> reporter: ken, police say that shooting that killed a man was actually indirectly tied to that parade but the community tells me that this parade is both respected and part of their tradition. >> it's a culture thing. i love it. >> reporter: the caribbean festival parade continues the traditions spanning decades. >> i'm trinidadian. you know, i come out all time and i support. >> reporter: but this year and recent ones left a negative impression. three of night shootings happened at -- overnight shootings happenedment and one of the shootings on westville street in dorchester left a man dead. >> yesterday, i went out in font of the media and sort of said this is always a challenging night for us, i think we had five people shot by the time we -- this time last year. we had four so far this year. and so we're working hard. we had a lot of extra visibility out there.

avenue. >> i feel safe. i came up to see my family. you know, it was a really great time. >> reporter: brown traveled there washington, d.c. to dance in the friday with her -- parade with her sister who lives in hyde park. >> the parades -- the events themselves are great family events but unfortunately people are up all night partying. >> reporter: bill evans and mayor walsh both stopped by the parade and mayor walsh vows to increase safety. >> we're on top of it and we're and going to continue to work to keep the violence down. >> things happen out of our control but it's still a good event you know and i'm going to keep coming. >> reporter: and police say so far, no suspect information or arrests, live outside of bpd headquarters, chantee lans, wbz news. in plains police are looking for the person who shot and killed a man in a wheelchair. the shooting happened overnight

street. that man was targeted officers say. tonight, tufts police are increasing patrols following a break-in near campus, this as thousands of college students return to the boston area and authorities say early this morning, a student woke up in bed with a man standing in the room. that suspect quickly took off and ran down college avenue and jumped into a car. police are investigating. aquinas man is facing charges after driving into a hingeham cafe. police say jeffrey mahoney went over the sidewalk and right cafe on north street last night. two customers inside were seriously hurt and a passenger in the truck was also injured. police say mahoney is okay and was not under the influence. the last few weekends of the summer and we're getting a winner. a picture-perfect day today but will tomorrow be a repeat? meteorologist pamela gardner has the accuweather forecast. >> oh, yeah it will. another gorgeous day and a

beautiful weekend we've been experiencing and temperatures right now have cools into the 70s and 60s. 66 degrees norwood and all afternoon temperatures were in the 70s along the coast thanks to a sea breeze that kicked in late this afternoon. while inland, we had some high temperatures in the mid- to upper aides. well -- 80s. well, dew point temperatures are way more comfortable compared to last couple of days as promised. the dryer air has settled in and we have dew point temperatures in the 50s. and anything 65 degrees or higher. that's when it does become sticky and so we're far from that. overnight lows will get pretty close to those dew point temperatures. and that means we could be tracking some areas of patchy fog going into tomorrow morning. the low in boston though 65 degrees. tomorrow afternoon plenty of sunshine again cooler along the coast and mostly sunny and a high of88 degrees, satellite and radar shows we're clear for most locations. our next system though sitting back to our west, and this one is bringing a chance for rain but it's not a big chance. i'll have the breakdown of that

roller coaster temperatures when we'll see 90s and when we could have high temperatures around service in the seven day forecast. ken? thanks. scary moments on board a southwest airlines' jet when part of the engine comes apart mid-flight. these images obtained by wbz news show the engine with its front cover torn off and passengers were going from new orleans to orlando when they heard a blast and oxygen masks dropped from the ceiling. the flight continued on for about 30 minutes before making an emergency landing in pensacola. >> it was shaking -- right afterwards and that sound. >> just like blew. you could hear it blow. >> then there was that rattling after it and we -- and i was -- shook a lot when we were landing. >> parts of the engine tore off and damaged other parts of the plane including a wing. luckily nobody was hurt and the plane landed safely. southwest says the plane is now being inspected and the ntsb is

now a developing story, police in mississippi have made an arrest in the brutal murders of two nuns including one who grew up in stoneham, mass. >> this is 46-year-old rodney earl sanders now charged with stabbing two nuns to death in their rural mississippi home. police have hinted at evidence of a break-in but have not yet been specific about motive. the bodies of sister paula merrill a stoneham native, and her lifelong friend sister margaret held were discovered on thursday. after theful-year-olds didn't -- 68-year-olds didn't show up at the clinic where they worked. >> they actually spent their entire lives serving this community right here. i'm sure the community is completely devastated and grieving. >> indeed, for more than three decades, as seen in this video, the nuns worked as nurse practitioners helping patients in america's seventh poorest county providing low cost or free medical care and a place where 44% of the residents live in poverty.

still live in stoneham. >> the patients absolutely loved her. she was so good to them. and they -- she and sister margaret both went so far above and beyond anybody that could be expected of a normal human being. >> police began looking at sanders early on but won't say why. the stolen car was found less than a mile from the murder scene. sanders has been charged with two counts of capital murder meaning he could face the death penalty in mississippi. merrill is not sure she can do that just yet. chicago police are investigating whether nba star dwyane wade's cousin was killed by a stray bullet during a robbery. naaea aldridge was killed yesterday near a school. two people of interest are being interrogated by detectives and right now officers think two men began

instead hit the 32-year-old mother of four in the head and arm. she was not the intended target. that murder has become part of the presidential campaign. this afternoon, donald trump was campaigning in iowa but earlier, he tweeted about the murder. saying the shooting is a reason why african-american voters will back his campaign. the tweet brought about condemnation online from those saying trump was trying to politicize a tragedy. today, hillary clinton received her fit security briefing as the democratic presidential nominee. she met with intelligence staffers at the fbi office in white plains, new york. the briefing is customary for both major party presidential nominees. the libertarian ticket was in boston today for a campaign stop. gary johnson and former massachusetts governor bill weld held a rally on boston common this morning. weld delivered a fiery speech just steps from his old office

one that provides honesty. >> it's a wonderful combination. he is truly lincoln-esque. i call him honest johnson. honest johnson. and i hope that will stick with the electorate because it's absolutely true. >> the two former republicans are pushing to be included in any televised debates between donald trump and hillary clinton. still ahead on wbz news at 11:00 a rally for ali. needham flips for their hometown girl. the celebration for star and the message for her fans. >> also ahead, a bridge comes tumbling down. a massive mistake for one truck driver. >> and forget a message in a bottle. this one was written in the sand. how two stranded fishermen

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needham rallies for raisman, hundreds of people gathered today to welcome back the hometown hero. aly raisman was cheered along the streets and now she has a message for girls looking to follow in her footsteps as

homecoming for needham's own aly raisman. arrivingen a fire truck with thunderous applause. >> thank you so much for coming today. >> reporter: she grew up in needham class of 2012. today august 27th was declared aly raisman today for the town of needham. >> the beautiful rio 2016 olympics right there. >> reporter: ali won two silver medals and at the 2016 olympics this month. >> it doesn't feel like it's -- actually all happened because i spent so much time you know stressing about competing and then it actually kind of just all came together. >> reporter: during the rally, ali took questions from her fans. >> what is it like being one of the best gymnasts in the world? >> it's very, very incredible. very rewarding. but a lot of hard work. >> just to see her put herself to this level and go to at it again is unbelievable. i give her so many

back she doesn't plan to spend a lot of time here in needham. to show off the medals to the country and then come back and spend some much-needed time with her family. >> it's just great to see her represent needham a little small town. >> the best advice i would give is that the harder days are what make you stronger. if you love it, if you work really hard, you make certain sacrifices, you're very disciplined then i think you can really accomplish whatever you want. >> reporter: she thanked her their incredible support. in kneadham, i'm paul burton, wbz news. >> in new jersey, laurie hernandez -- thousands of people lined the streets for a six mile parade touting their olympian. it ended with her high school band guiding her out onto the football field. all right, pamela is joining us now and she's going to finish off the forecast for august here and fine fashion. >> oh, yeah. it's very interesting. we have some hot temperatures

we have some cooler temperatures for the autumn lovers. >> something for everyone as they say right? >> exactly. and not a lot of rain though. so fortunately, the drought conditions continue and they're going taborsen this week and as we look at -- to worsen this week as we look at the forecast model but something we are tracking out in the tropics several disturbances now. we have now hurricane gaston which has strengthened back to a category 1 hurricane but an area of low pressure and also an area -- well, a low pressure. over cuba. and so first with gaston, that's going to continue to track out to sea. not a concern for us. this area of low pressure, over bermuda, could actually track towards the carolinas and we don't anticipate it becoming a tropical storm but it could bring some heavy rainfall to the outer banks in the next few days and we have invest 99l. this still disorganized but some of the forecast models putting it either through

have a big impact on some folks. big questions on this still, completely unsentiment. to be honest and hurricane hunters have planned another investigation. they're going to fly out there and try and see if there's any organized central part of that storm. because that's when we can get more specifics on the forecast models. stay tuned we'll update you. for us here in new england, the rain is going to be, the well not so much. monday, very slim chance for some rain. tuesy, wednesday, also a small chance. there's a chance, but very isolated. hour by hour timing overnight tonight, 7:00 a.m. sunday we start it off and all dry. all clear. and a few clouds pass through and the heat of the afternoon. overnight sunday into monday, maybe a spot shower but you can see anything that was green that popped up, very short- lived and monday evening, we're all dry. going into your tuesday. so the drought conditions continue. and they should worsen actually this next week. high temperature today was 83

temperatures have cooled back into the 70s and 60s and 71 degrees in boston and overnight tonight, dropping to 66 degrees with some areas of patchy fog under that mostly clear sky and your hour by hour forecast temperatures will be very pleasant to start off the day tomorrow. 78 degrees by 3:00. with some full sunshine and it looks like it's going to be fantastic beach day. oh a cooler on the coast. but it looks like we'll have some warmer temperatures inland with some mid- to upper 80s and your seven day forest ups and downs there. mondayed 0 muggy. chance -- 90 muggy and chance for the isolated shower and then up and down the next two days but canadian high pressure which is something some folks are hoping for, i mean -- we're getting close to labor day weekend? first half of it is going to feel like autumn. highs in the 70s and overnight lows maybe in the upper 40s? for some. second half of labor day weekend, i can tell you sunday monday we get warmer again. >> boy you drive by some of these rivers and ponds though.

but it's still digging ourselves farther into this hole. >> break you have it sometime. i hope in the fall maybe right? it was a stunning sight in england when a tractor-trailer took out a bridge. the truck was too high but it tried to get underneath the underpass anyway. the structure ripped apart the truck and then came crashes down on the roadway. -- crashes down on the roadway. it -- crashed down on the highway. a cry for help in the sand. two fishermen stranded on an they etched sos on the beach and aircraft and boat patrols searched more than 16,000 square miles before the kasaiways were finally spotted by the u.s. navy. they spent nearly a week missing with limited supplies and no emergency equipment. the sox look to get back in the win column against baseball's defending champs, can a red hot lineup coupled with their ace on the mound get that job done? dan roche is up next.

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narrator: tell kelly ayotte: oppose medicare privatization. stand up for new hampshire seniors. don't look now but david price may be pulling it together for the stretch run here. >> yeah that'd be nice wouldn't it? >> that would be nice. real nice. >> red sox fans wod appreciate that. yeah after three straight wins in the last three starts you were hoping that david price had turned a corner and that a strong finish for the last two months of season were in the cards. tonight, a big test. the defending world series

sox a good start tonight and this is a good sign as well. bogaerts coming out of the slump a smash to left out of the park and his is ath of the season -- 15th of the season and the sox had a quick 2-0 lead after a end of one -- at the end of one inning of play. but royals in the top of the 2nd the-2 heading into the bottom of the 2nd inning. >> he checks second and kicks and comes home 2-2 and jackie hits one down this one is going to bounce and go over the wall for a ground rule double. so bradley and the 2nd, young scores. and the red sox lead it 3-2. >> oh, good to see jbj get a big hit and how about dustin pedroia? four more hits tonight. this gave the sox 4-2 lead. after 11 straight hits, and the defense doing it as well.

david price goes six strong innings the win the fourth straight start and that's hanley homer and sox win it 8- 3. coming into last night's miranda rights and panthers' game. there were plenty of -- patriots and panthers' game. there were plenty of questions. more than anyone just about anyone expected. was brady effective? you decide. end of the first quarter, brady sees his first action. and he comes out throwing. the play action pass d dobson. nice run after the catch. makes a couple of people miss and gain of 37 yards. and that set up the pass for a field goal. next drive, vintage tom brady. from the 33-yard line, lofts one down the sideline into the arms of chris hogan. a picture-perfect throw. brady's only touchdown in his four series of plays. garoppolo drove the team into the red zone on the first drive before almost getting picked here by kuechly who just dropped it. edelman broke off the route and jimmy threw it to where he

they talked about it going off the field but jimmy said it was a communication issue and not julian's fault. >> just a little -- little miscommunication. between us and you know i can't make that throw. can't put it in the linebacker's hand and give him a chance like that. it's my fault. i mean i can't -- i can't put it in a linebackers' hands like that. just bottom line. so you know just got to be smart and tight windows and tight throws and just -- let the guy finish with some touchdowns. >> while everyone is talking about e interceptions last night as the pats' secondary was busy. they all got picks all from rutgers. that's eight forced turnovers for the pats in the past three games. multiple reports say the pats have signed leap backer jonathan freeny to a two year extension and dallas quarterback tony romo out six to ten weeks with broken bone in his back and ben watson out

achilles tendon. you hate to see that from anybody especially a guy like watson. who's been so good and such a good guy too. >> romo though can't stay healthy. >> welcome to the dak prescott era. dozens turn out to greet a famous face. the celebrity tighting that had

finally tonight, a celebrity meet and greet for the four-legged and those who love them. manny the fen chi greeted his adoring fans in boston today temperature dog has nearly tw the dog has nearly two million likes on facebook and thousands of followers on twitter. he travels the country to promote different charity events. he's a cutie. >> very cute. all right, one more look at the forecast leer to fineish out the -- here to finish out the weekend. >> the dog days soft summer will continue -- of summer will continue at least for the time being for tomorrow 8able 8 degrees and -- 88-degrees and the humidity will still be low. monday we're mostly dry and 90 degrees and 884 for tuesday, wednesdayed 1. spot the -- 91

spotty storms and then big changes on the way. for friday into saturday going into the last weekend of summer feeling more like autumn. labor day weekend upon us and i can't believe it's already here. cool for the first half but then the second half, there's some signals we may get warm again. some beach weather at least for the second half. >> the college kids flowing in. >> college football starts next weekend. >> that does it for us on this saturday night. we thank you for watching, the "phantom gourmet" is coming up next. good night. [ captions by: capon

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