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find your walk near you at alz.org/walk. live from the channel 4 studios in boston, this is wbz this morning. >> good morning everybody. thanks for joining us. it's sunday august 28th. i am meteorologist barry burbank when i say august 28th i can't heave. >> it's hard to -- believe. >> it is hard to believe i think everybody else agrees. not just me or you. >> make it slow down barry. >> i know i wish i had the power. >> maybe with the forecast. >> yeah anyway we will enjoy nice weather together. let's check the wbz weather bug network going to the w's and

westboro at the elementary school 63. and we will go to westwood at the deerfield school where it's 62 degrees this morning. so, that's what we have right now. we have numbers that are in the upper 50s to mid-60s depending on the cloud cover a lot of places it's clear but there's places there's cloud cover like in lawrence it's cloudy there and 68 degrees. a few other places have patches of clouds as well. so, it's anything to worry about today. we won't have any rain whatsoever. there are showers going upstate new york and across southern canada and the far northern mountains could get a shower a mixture ofshoin and clouds to -- of sunshine and clouds to combine. 88 away from the ocean. southeast southerly wind at 8 to 16 miles an hour. high tide this morning at 8:30. and the rest of my accu-weather forecast in a few minutes any cog. >> -- nicole. >> thank you.

fire a charred shell barely standing. bright flames send black smokebillowing through the community as the fire spread from one house to the next. this morning neighbors say this could have been a whole lot worse if not for helping hands. jim smith has the very latest from plum island. >> reporter: fire crews work into the night soaking down hot spots hours after an inferno destroyed a home on plum island. thve saturday afternoon and it was roaring in no time at all leaving one home in ashes and badly damage willing two -- damaging two others. intense heat melting the siding. >> my mom's house is the house my brother and -- brother and i grew up in. >> reporter: they escaped dang thanks to napes and family. >> -- neighbors and family. >> it was not one house is everybody was caring about it was every one's houses and everyone pitched in and people grabbed hoses and buckets and

so lucky. kenny dorr's family hoe was ensign -- home was-sin rated -- was incinerated along with cars. >> it's very upsit setting to something like that happen and your house go up in flames. it's very surreal right now. it 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 sea. the damage is severe. but i credibly no one is hurt the neighborhood from going up in flames. >> mutual aid from as far south as middleton and north as the sea coast we appreciate the companies that did a great job in the heat and proud of all of them. >> reporter: very sad about the damage to this home but a great job by everybody involved and making sure that this fire did not spread even further. that includes an off-duty fire captain who lives on the street and sounded one of the firstalarms and a newbury

everybody was out safely. in plum island jim smith wbz this morning. in jamaica plain police are look foreperson who shot and killed man in a wheelchair. the shooting happened saturday right in front of the 7-eleven on center street. officers say the victim was targeted. and 18-year-old man -- an 18-year-old man from lunnenburg has died. the da's office says oughtin robbins was killed after the of control and struck several trees. a roadside memorial is growing on hollis road. many gathered to drop off flowers and cards and to take some time to reflect. the driver 19-year-old joseph kapp of gardner 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. three shootings happened

one man. chantee lans has the latest from roxbury. >> it's a culture thing i love it. >> reporter: the caribbean festival parade continues the tradition. >> i am trinidadian and i come out all the time and support it. >> reporter: but this year, and recent ones left a negative impression thee overnight shootings happened at parties indeathry -- indirectly surrounding the events. one shooting left a man dead. >> yesterday i went out in front of the media and said this is always a challenging night for us i think we 5 people shot by the time we-- this time last year. we had 4 so far this year. and so we are working hard. we had a lot of extra visibility out there. >> reporter: the extra police presence was felt on blue hill avenue. >> i feel safe. i came up to see my family and you know it was a great time. >> reporter: one person traveled from washington, d.c.

eventsthem refs are great family event but people up all night partying. >> reporter: commissioner bill evans and mayor walsh stopped by the parade. mayor walsh vows to increase safety. >> we are on top of it and doing our thing and will continue to work to bring the violence downs. >> things happen out of our control but it's a good event and i am going keep coming. >> reporter: police say so far no suspect information or arrest. chantee lans wbz this morning. charges after driving into a cafe. police say jeffrey mahony went over the sidewalk and into the front of the cafe. the square cafe on north street. two customers inside were seriously hurt and a passenger in the truck was also injured. police say mahony is okay and was not under the influence. he is now facing several traffic violations. tufts university campus

campus as thousands of college students return to the bot boston area. boston area. authorities say early saturday morning a student woke up in bed with a man standing in the room. that suspect quickly took off ran down college avenue and jumped into a get away car. police are investigating. plenty more to come on wbz this morning including the campaign trail. hillary clinton taking a day off getting her prepresidential security briefing and hear what she discussed officials. and a fiery speech from a former massachusetts governor running for vice president. hear from libertarian party member william weld why he and

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. to campaign 2016 hillary clinton met with national intelligence employees saturday. it was the first briefing on security threats facing the u.s. as a candidate. meantime, donald trump campaigned in iowa and as wendy gillette reports he had a special reason to be in the hawk eye state. >> reporter: a police car led several vehicles into an fbi office in white plains new york. where hillary clinton received the first national security

nominee attended the more than 2 hour briefing by herself with no aides prepped present and got a overview of threats facing the country from representatives of the office of the director of national intelligence. it was her only scheduled event of the day. ? proud to be an american ? >> reporter: republican presidential nominee donald trump spoke at fund-raiser in iowa. a state where polling shows the candidates are tied. it's the bright spot for him national polls show clinton leads trump by 6 about his chances. >> we are going to have a great victory on november 8. >> reporter: he drew iron twitter about the murder of dwyane wade's first cuss canin tweeting she was shot and killedwogging her baby in chicago what i have been saying. african americans will vote trump. the tweet brought condemnation on social media from those who

tragedy. trump later tweeted again offering his condolences. and also mentioned the murder at his rally. wendy gillette for cb is the news new york. the -- cbs news new york the libertarian party was in massachusetts. they held a rally on boston common. weld delivered a speech steps from his old office on beacon hill saying his ticket is the only one that provides honesty. >> it's initial. -- compings i call him honest johnson -- combination. i call him honest johnson and i hope it will stick because it's true. >> the two former republicans are pushing to be included in any televised debate between donald trump and hillary clinton. governor charlie baker was also out on the campaign trail saturday and is not supporting a particular candidate just a ballot question and wants

schools allowed in the state currently limited by law. >> black and brown kids school at charter schools do as well as white kid and that's the only place it's proven which is why you have 32,000 families on waiting list who deserve of the choice and option to send their kids to charter school. >> massachusetts teachers association the union representing most public schoolteachers opposes the measure. they she schools. still to -- funded public schools. still to come, big problems due to a big sink hole in miami. we will explain what officials believe caused it to open coming up next. and it was a late night for no shoes nation as kenny chesney played at gillette stadium for country fest. if you are trying to rest up today after the big party barry has the forecast. he will tell you what to

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right on the busy florida turnpike. the good news here is no one was hurt. troopers shut down the highway. they think a broken water line underneath the pavement might have carved out that sink hole. incredible images there barry. >> sometimes we have seen potholes almost as big as that here. >> certainly feels like it right. >> yeah. >> but certainly good on those authorities for shutting down the highway as quy theycould. i can't imagine driving over something like that. >> you yo woo disappear in -- you would disappear in something like that. we have beautiful weather for today. another great day and as we conclude august and it's almost at the end and we have had 19 days in boston of the -- the temperatures reached or exceeded 90 degrees. didn't make 9 a yesterday but did the day before and you have to go back to 20 -- 90 yesterday but did the day before and tough go back to 2010 to find something higher

reaching 90 and will we get up to 25? probably not but depends on what guess on in september. there are some indications there will be hot days coming up in september too, but we will see what happens. anyway 67 in boston right now. the dew point is 64. the wind is light out of the southeast a few scattered clouds a few patches of clouds. hour by hour in boston we will be going up to the lower 70s here by 9:00. about 77, at 11 and 08 around one and -- 80 around one or two. there will be a sea breeze. and the number of clouds in the skies will be a question mark today. some places will have more than others like yesterday. so, almost a carbon copy of yesterday in many locations. these are the temperatures right now. let's go out and see what's going on to the south in the 70s there with very muggy air coming up through the ohio valley. and say hi to the folks in baker lake. 41 up in crystal clear and calm

refreshing up at baker lake. 64 degrees is the dew point in boston and it's got a dew point of 50 in the vineyard. lower 50s down there so a few cool pockets on the cape this morning. and meantime, we get 60s in some lower 70s with the dew points off to the south and west. and muggy air is going to get more humid today. already is so in boston of the upper 80s should do it away from the ocean near or under 80s. when you get a sea breeze when the water is so warm the sea breezes are and the air temperature is going to be pretty high across a good chunk of the nation in the low to middle 90s a little dry air that came in yesterday and made it so much more comfortable and the day before. this front is coming to the northeast and we have a front developing to the north that will change the air mass tomorrow morning the n -- morning. in the tropics i will watch the tropical disturbance that has signs of showing some signs of organization there and may move into the eastern gulf of mexico

favorable for development. so we will have to see what happens. all eyes on that to see what goes on but models suggest it is coming up io cross floor dan east coast next week but that's not etched in stone. here's hur kind gaston out in the atlantic and it's about 620 miles east of bermuda. so it's going take a track currently moving northwest and it's going take a big sharp turn sparing bermuda and sending bigger waves big swells ac t here in new england. it's been flat water for sure this summer but maybe decent waves coming convenient yewly. high tide at 8 -- eventually. high tied at 8 this morning. 74 -- tide at 8 this morning. 74 at the 8:10 starting time at fenway park. and we are watching patches of clouds. model is not picking up. there's patches around but patches during the day a front is coming from the northwest that may kick off a few

dries out tomorrow becoming less humid and up to 89. beautiful day on tuesday near 90 and more humid on wednesday late day storm. showers on thursday. that's it for now. nicole back to you. >> thank you so much. a big rally for aly raisman in her hometown on saturday. coming up here on wbz this morning, how her neighbors and fans came out to celebrate the massachusetts olympian and the other olympian who was also honored in her hometown

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needham rallies for raisman hundreds gathered to welcome back the hometown hero. fans cheered on aly raisman along streets where she group and now she has a special message for girls looking to follow in her gymnastics footsteps. wbz >> aly. >> reporter: it was olympic homecoming for needham's own aly raisman arriving on a fire truck with thunderous applause. she took part in rally for aly. >> thanks you for -- thank you guys so much for coming. >> reporter: she grew up in need hal class of 2012 august 27th was declared aly raisman. >> the beautiful 2016 olimb

and one gold for the team. >> it feels like a dream it doesn't feel like it's happened because i spent so much time stressing about competing and then actually kind of all came together. >> reporter: during the rally she took questions from her fans. >> what is it like being one of the best gymnast in the world. >> it's very, very incredible and rewarding. but a lot of hard work. >> to see her put herself to this level and to go at it i give her so many congratulations for that. >> reporter: now she is back she says she doesn't plan to spend a lot of time here and plans to go on tour with her teammates to show off the medals and will come back and spend much needed time with her family. >> it's 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 and dismend i think

accomplish whatever you want. >> reporter: she thanked her coach fans and parents for her support. larry hernandez -- laurie hernandez got her welcome home. a 6 mile parade ended with her high school marching band guiding her on the football field. and taking a live look at gillette stadium up next barry burbank has the accu-weather

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live from the channel 4 studios in boston, this is wbz this morning. >> welcome back. thanks for staying with us this morning. it's sunday, august 28th. i am nicole jacobs here with barry burbank. it was a beautiful day yesterday. more of the same today? >> more of the same.

difference in some locations. won't be rain anywhere. >> can't ask for more than that. >> we need the rain badly but a lot of people want to enjoy the final sunday in august. can't believe i am saying that nicole but here we go. let's go to the s's with the wbz weather bug network. let's go to sterling mass where it's 58 this morning and coming to the sudbury area -- sudbury area and so scituate 67 right now. many places it's clear. it's a nice start to the day. there are a few spots where there's patches of leftover clouds from overnight like parts of the merrimack valley. it's hard to see that on the infrared imagery but there's patches around a few spots with a little fog in the valley and a few places are cool in the deeper valleys as well. most of the rain is going across southern canada maybe northern maine and perhaps far

wouldn't expect a chance of showers here until tonight or tomorrow morning and scattered at that a mfume occur. but none during the day a sun- cloud combination. 8 is at the coast to 88 considering-- 88 at the coast. and pretty nice day with hightide at 8:30. see you in few minutes with the rest of the accu-weather forecast. nicole. >> thanks so much barry. time is 6:33. fire crews worked well into the night searching for hot sps in a fire that destroyed a plum island home it. broke out yesterday afternoon and quickly-- it broke out yesterday afternoon and quickly went to five alarms. dry conditions from the drought and yesterday's heat made things harder. the flames also damaged two adjacent homes but thankfully no one was hurt. investigators have not said yet the cause. boston police say at least 3 shootings over the weekend were connected indirectly to the caribbean festival and

event or attended aspect taters kept it -- as spectators kept it safe and celebratory. bill weld returned to massachusetts for a campaign stop. weld is running for vice president on the libertarian ticket. former new mexico governor gary johnson of the they held a rally in boston yesterday on the boston common in front of 500 people. the two need to earn at least 15% support in five public polls to be included in upcoming tell voiced national debates. scary moments on -- televised national debates. scary moments are part of a engine on a southwest flight came apart. look here. the engine has the front cover torn off. passengers were on the way from new orleans to orlando when they heard that blast and then oxygen masks dropped from the ceiling. flight continued on for about a

emergency landing in pensacola. >> it was shaking right after wards. >> just like blew. >> and there was a rattleing after it and we -- rattling after it and it shook a lode lot when we were landing. >> parts of the engine flew off and damaged other parts of the plane including one of the wings. luckily no one was hurt and the plane landed safely. southwest says the plane is being inspected and e looking into the incident. the red sox looking to get back on track at home against kansas city royals. did zander bogeart and company get it done?

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good morning after three wins in the last three starts you are hoping david price turned a corner and a strong finish for the last two months of the season were in the cards. last night a big test. defending world series champion royals winners of the 16 of the last 19 games. red sox get off to good start this this one and aid good

bogaerts gets the 15th of the season of the red sox what quick 2-0 lead but that didn't last long. royals got both runs back in the top of the second. solo home run in the rbi double and 2-2. heading into the bottom of the second. >> kicks and comes home 2-2 and jacky hits one down the right field head for the corner. this is going to bounce and go over the wall for a ground rule double. scores and the red sox lead it 3-2. >> good to see jbj get a big hit and dustin pedroia 4 more hits. this rbi double gave the sox a 4-2 lead and he made it out in the last at bat after 11 straight hits and the defense doing it as well. bogaerts with a nice play deep in the hole strong-arm to get the out. and betts homers and red sox

hosting minnesota and toronto trails the entire way until this play in the 8th. upton with the cinching liner to right and tweeness may it like it's a grenade. up-- . to football there are questions like who would start jimmy garoppolo or tom brady the answer jimmy g. how much did brady as for brady being effective you decide. into the first quarter he sees the first action and comes out throw. play action pass to dobson nice run after the catch as well. makes a couple people miss and gain of 37 yards and that sets up a patriots field goal. next drive, vintage brady from the 33 yard line he lost one down the sideline into the arms in hogan only a throw he can make. picture perfect. the only touchdown in the four

as for garoppolo he drove the team down to the red zone in the first drive before getting almost picked here by kuechly who just dropped it. edelman broke off and jimmythrew it where they thought it would be they talked about it going off the field but jimmy saidit was a communication issue and not edelman's fought. >> -- fault. >> just a little miscommunication between us and i can't make the throw and i can't and i have to be spart in the -- smart in i can't put it in a loin backer's hand and bottom line so i got to be smarter and tight windows and tight throws and just finish with touchdowns. >> jacoby brissett was 9 for 9 and everybody is talking about the quarterbacks but defense three interceptions as the pats secondary was busy. ryan and mccourty and harmon got picked. rutgers connection striking. 8 forced turnovers for the pats in 3 games and ryan says he was

>> i know watching the first couple games from the sideline i want tubed out there to see -- wanted to be out there to see the turnovers and i was happy and blessed to be a part of it and once i got one and dev and rutgers had to finish it and we got the ball running and turnovers are infectious and that's what we are trying to pride ourselves on and getting a bunch of them. >> and other nfl news reports saying pats signed freiney to a two year -- freeney to a two year contract extension and romo out with a broken bone in his back and ben watson out for the season with a torn achilles tenton. sending on -- dendon -- tendon. sending out an sos using sand. how a scene out of a movie saved two fishermen good morning barry. >> good morning. the last sunday in august.

very impressive satellite picture here of tropical storm irene. it was a strong tropical storm on this date five years ago when it came aboard around brooklyn new york and made landfall there in the morning and caused serious flooding. parts of new york state in western new england for sure and northern new england as well. that was tropical storm irene initially was a hurricane but that leads us to the trivia for this hour. which one of the follg andrew, eye wall, salver simpson scale tsunami which one doesn't belong to the other three. we will have that along with myaccu-weather forecast.

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sos etched in the sand. it's the scene out of the movie but it sieived two fishermen in -- saved two fishermen who were missing since august 19th with limited supplies and no emergency equipment. aircraft and boat patrols searched more than 16,000 square miles before the cast aways were spotted by the u.s. navy. smart for them to think that

help because the waving of the hand was not working. >> make that big sos really big. >> that's right. >> so somebody can see it. >> and somebody did. >> that's right. how are we looking weather wise. >> looking good today. looking at almost a carbon copy of yesterday. maybe not exactly the same in some locations but overall looking good. nicole by the way, i mode my -- mode my lawn for -- mowed my lawn this weekend for first time in 7 weeks but we have had rain early in the we also the sun is not quite as strong as it was a month ago and so all factors considered some of the lawns are starting to recover but it didn't look good our yard has been looking terrible. but it hooks like we are in this severe -- looks like we are in this severe drought in much of the region with an area that's still considered extreme over parts of eastern and northeastern massachusetts in the southern new hampshire. so we are hoping for rain in the weeks and months ahead.

extremely dry. at 1.25 below average in boston. we have the big rain event last monday but we have had lot of dry days since then and looks like this is going to end up likely being the driest summer on record. summer being meteorological summer months of june july and august because we are at 3.92 and we are just a little bit under that 3.97 and that is the record setback in 1957. these are the current temperatures right now in the of0s -- 60s. there are a fe it's warm up to the southwest. and the air mass supports us going back into the 80s today like we have had so much of recently. and we are looking at upper 80s away from the ocean. dew points around 58 to 64 right now. so getting into the moderate humidity category and may bump up a little more later today and tonight as some of it comes from the southwest and into tomorrow morning it will be humid first thing tomorrow morning and it will dry out because the front will go through here.

yesterday and the same today along the coast about the same as yesterday. around 80 to 82 degrees as that sea breeze takes over with the wind mostly southeast today and southerly at south facing coastal locations. high tide at 8:30. low tide at 2 condition 3-- at 2:31. the first pitch at fenway, 74 at fenway. and we will have patches of clouds and a sunshine cloud combination. some places are clearing out of clouds and -- patches of clouds but sunshine will win out much of the time but clouds there. front comes down it's very weak and there's not much support. there could be a few scattered showers late tonight and tomorrow morning and it will dry out and it's going to look good. and here we go. the accu-weather forecast with- - for the next several days upper 80s tomorrow as well as it dries out and becomes less humid and looks like we will be around 85 on tuesday with nice dry air and wednesday will be

in the day or in the evening. about 90 probably hitting 90 in boston on wednesday and then 77 with some showers in southern new england. hopefully we get beneficial rain on thursday in southern new england and cool and windy on friday. a cool shot 74 with a brief passing shower and passing clouds and lots of wind and then nice dry air and light wind 78 on next saturday. let's go to the trivia. which one does not andrew eye wall tsunami. >> all right. i am going to go out on a limb for this one and say b. >> the answer is b. tsunami all the other ones andrew was a strong hurricane and the scale is how we rate the hurricanes. >> okay. >> and then what was the second i had i forgot. >> well either way i am. >> eye wall the eye wall of the hurricane. so, tsunami is a large huge wave usually in the ocean

hurricanes. >> science lesson this morning. thanks a lot. a dog is man's best friend and while that can can inspire some to get a new pooch, experts say it can cost more than a thousand dollar in the first year and in fact, brooke vil have a bragga found some owners who bought more. >> reporter: she doesn't mind spoiling her dog. >> his chicken. >> reporter: the box toys. >> clippers and eyewash a brush. >> reporter: and the cabinet filled with items for her pet. >> i think i would be afraid to know what we spend on him each month. >> reporter: the aspca says it can cost up to 875 dollars a year to take care of a dog that includes food, toys and treats and health insurance and the first year is costlier with expense like vaccination and spaying or neutering. some owners spend even more. >> i would say 90% of our

best way to cut cost is regular checkups good quality food and doggy tooth brush and trim the bell by getting the vaccines your dog needs. veterinarian kristin frank says adopting a dog from a shelter saves money. >> any cat or dog adapted from- - adopted from shelter will have most if not all vaccines and will be spade or neutered. >> reporter: for claudia even ifcage fo what she gets in return is priceless. >> unconditional love is worth it. >> reporter: brook silva-bragga cbs news new york. the funny girl herself barbara streisand has new mustic we will look at her interview with -- music on the way and we will look at her

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of fanny brice in 1964does it feel the same? >> i have to have a moment to feel it. >> reporter: jewish girl with prominent noses were not leading lady material but the message of barbara streisand in funny girl the critic pauleen kale would write is that talent is beauty. >> i don't necessarily agree. >> you don't? >> no. >> reporter: you know you changed things. >> i it's interesting because i didn't. >> did you to the feel like you were ding-- >> i couldn't feel the power mined behind what you were saying i couldn't feel really i did that? i couldn't feel it for a long time. >> the streisand plus an interview with meg ryan and a visit to a summer outing for santa clauss coming up here on ww. wbz at 9 a.m. crews working late into the

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live from the channel 4 studios in boston, this is wbz this morning. >> good morning everybody. thanks for joining us. i am nicole jacobs. here with meteorologist barry burbank i can't believe it's august 28. >> it has gone too patch. >> it's almost september. >> it always >> it is almost september. >> it always does go too nooft we are slowing it down with a few more summer weekends. >> cooler weather coming this weekend. welcome aboard. >> thanks so much. >> hi everybody here's what's happening as we check the b's on the wbz weather bug network in brookline new hampshire at the captain douglas academy where it's 61. let's come down to brookline massachusetts at the school 67

cape to bruiseter at stoney -- brewster at stoney brook at 64. good morning. in the 60s a few upper 50s in the deeper valleys but the sun is going to work to warm things up but the sun is blotted out by clouds in parts of the. of eastern massachusetts -- parts of eastern massachusetts. we have varying amounts of clouds. we can't see it very well in theimagery but there's quite a bit of cloudiness in eastern massachusetts. won't get rain out of cloud. rain producing clouds go north. and it's a trailing front that will give us a couple scattered showers but that won't happen until late tonight or first thing tomorrow morning. we will have a imoings of clouds yield-- combination of clouds and 81 at the cold with the sea breeze like we had yesterday. and as high as 88 to inland spots away from the ocean high tide at 8:30 this morning and the rest of the accu-weather forecast is coming up in a few minutes. nicole. >> thank you. this morning, a charred

plum island home that was wreaked by fire that almost devoured other buildings as well. the other buildings were saved not just by firefighters but by neighbors who pitched in to form an old fashioned bucket brigade. jim smith has more. >> reporter: 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 saturday afternoon and it leaving one home in ashes, and badly damaging two others. intense heat melting the siding. >> my mom's house is the house my brother and i grew up in. >> reporter: amy's family home escaped damage thanks to a bucket brigade of neighbors and family. >> it was not any one house 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

kenny dorr's family home was incinerated along with cars parked outfront. >> very upsetting. yeah. it's very upsetting to see something like that happen and your house go up in flames. it's surreal right now. it hasn't set in. tonight i won't 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 no one is hurt. it took a group effort to keep ne in flames. >> mewed yowl aid from middleton and new hampshire -- mutual aid from middleton and new hampshire. we are proud of all of them. >> reporter: sad about the damage to this home but a great job by everyone to make sure it didn't spread further including an off-duty fire cpt who lives on the street -- captain who lives on the street and sound one first alarms and a newbury police office here ran into the

in plum island jim smith wbz this morning. this morning tributes are pouring in for an 18-year-old killed in what police call a drunk driving crash. the da's office says austin rob bin was killed saturday morning -- robbins was killed saturday morning when the car he was riding in went out of control and struck several trees a roadside memorial is growing on hollis road. the drive joseph kapp has been charged with driving homicide. in jamaica plain police are looking for the person who shot and killed a man sitting in a wheelchair. the shooting happened saturday in front of the 7-eleven on center street. according to the boston herald, the man was a panhandler well- known in the neighborhood. investigators say he may have been targeted. that -- that shooting was one in a string of violent incidents some of which tied to

chantee lans spoke to par tisnts -- participants who say they won't let the threat of violence stop the celebration. >> it's culture thing and i love it. >> reporter: the caribbean festival parade continues the tradition spanning decades. >> i am trinidadian and you know i come out all the time and i support it. >> reporter: but this year and recent ones left a negative impression. boston police say three overnight shootings happened at parties indirectly tied to events surrounding the parade. one of the shootings on in dorchester left >> yesterday i went out in front of the media and said this is always a challenging night for us and i think we had 5 people shot by the time we -- this time last year and we had 4 so far this year. and so we are working hard. we had a lot of extra visibility out there. >> reporter: that extra police presence was felt on blue hill avenue. >> i feel safe. i came out to see my family and you know it was a really great time. >> reporter: kim brown traveled

here lives in hyde park. >> i hate to tied it to the parades because those events themselves are great family events but people up all night partying. >> reporter: bpd commissioner evans and mayor walsh stopped by the parade. mayor walsh vows to increase safety. >> we are on top of it and doing our thing and will continue to work to bring the violence down. >> things happen out of our control you know but it's still a good event. and i am going keep coming. >> reporter: police say so far no suspect arrests. at bpd headquarters chantee lans wbz this morning. a quincy man is facing charges after driving in to a cafe. look at this. police say jeffrey mahony went over the sidewalk and right into the front of square cafe on north street. two customers inside were seriously hurt and a passenger in the truck was also injured. police say mahony is okay and was not under the influence. he is now facing several

police are encouraging increasing patrols following a break-in in a nearby campus. authorities say early saturday 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 get away car. police are investigating that incident. mbta police are trying to find this man who is wanted for lewd behavior while riding the green line earlier this if you have any information about him, call t police. and you will have to stay out of the water at one of the cape's most popular beaches. coming up, why seals are to blame. but first, why a polarizing figure in the republican party

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a polarizing figure in the republican party heads to massachusetts today. maine's governor paul lepage had take part in the conference of new england governors and eastern canadian premiers which begins tonight. he is a republican who is also been accused of making a number of racist remarks. some are even calling for his resignation for an obscene

libertarian ticket was in boston saturday for a campaign stop. gary johnson and former massachusetts governor bill weld held a rally on boston common. weld delivered a fiery speech just steps from his old office on beacon hill saying his ticket is the only one that provides honesty. >> it's a wonderful combination. he is truly lincolnesque i call him honest johnson and i ho electorate because it's absolutely true. >> the two former republicans are pushing to be included in any televised debate between donald trump and hillary clinton. power problems leads leaves two radar centers in the dark forcing flights to circle above. what the faa is doing to keepfrightening situations like the one in miami from happening

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a popular beach on the cape is closed to swimmers until at least tuesday and we the cape cod times says seal waste as well as storm run off is caused dangerous concentrations of bacteria in the waters of the beach in wellesley forcing closure. cay of the beach combers restaurant and that will stay open and that's unfortunate because today seems like the perfect beach day. >> we have had so many perfect beach days and this is one of them and it's cooler at the coast but with the sea breeze that time of the year, it is not a cold sea breeze like in april or may. some of the sea weezs are bone chilling but the water is warm. let's check outside and see a

and in the background seeing some clouds around so we have varying a cloudiness in eastern massachusetts right now. so, we will have a cloud sun combination today and that is the way it should be. temperatures go back into the 80s. let's look at numbers from yesterday. in the upper 80s iland. 87 to 89 in many spots. along the coast it was cooler because of that sea breeze. it will be a repeat performance today. this likely will be the warmest august on record here number 2 slot, 2002, 1973 and 1944 and so on and so on. it hooks like boston should make -- looks like boston should make it with warm days for the conclusion of august here. hi to the wbz weather watchers. karen in westminster has 60. and we have got john in hanover reporting 63. don up in hampton 64 and ned

vers -- danrers at 65. ocean -- danvers at 65. dew points are right around the upper 50s to lower 60s of the we will have a 65 at logan airport right now and it's muggier off to the southwest. it will be a little more humid today than yesterday. especially so late today and tonight and tomorrow morning. but will not match the magnitude of the jungle felt like a jungle here a couple days ago to 75. these are the air temperatures today. 86 to 88- away from the ocean. -- 88 away from the ocean. much of the country in the 90, 95 range as you can see. what we have coming is a cold front which may kick off a few scattered showers in northern new england late today. maybe a couple coming down in northern massachusetts overnight tonight. and maybe first thing tomorrow morning. but it lock like that will be

that. we are watching this tropical disturbance near cuba and florida straits showing sign of development and will move into ground area for further development over the next few days. the atmosphere looks like it's primed to cause this thing to develop. watch that closely. this one we don't have to worry about it's going into effect. shipping lanes are in the atlantic. hurricane gaston with winds 90 miles an hour sustained. higher gusts will curve out to sea like that except -- be a factor except for shipping lanes. we haven't seen much surf. so we are looking at high tide at 8:30, low this afternoon at 2:30 and fenway park this evening for the 8:10 first pitchshould be around 74. upper 80s for tomorrow and it's possible boston will hit 90. and it could be day number 20 it hits 90 in boston with west northwest breeze and warm aloft.

to 85 and dry air on tuesday. back to near 90 on wednesday as it turns more humid. showers on thursday and cooler 77 and really chilly compared to what we have had only 7 # for a high on -- 74 for a high on friday. it will feel like a day in fall and it will be the second day of september next friday can you believe that. >> can't believe it it all. it's moving so quickly. all right. there's much more ahead in the next half-hour including an update on the southwest plane whose engi flight. but first, meet your new best friends in our pet parade

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welcome to the pet pa my fellow animal friends are here today hi girls. >> hi kerry. >> thanks for coming in and bringing us all the beauties looking for a home and i am trying to think. let's start with amanna she is dressed up and ready to shine let's see the face. >> this is amanna which is and we met he her in arkansas on the service trip past april and was scheduled to be euthanized the day before we got there and managed to make it out still. >> thank goodness. you are a lucky girl. >> she was heart worm positive and we had to treat her for that and she came up here and now is ready to find the forever home. she is perfect. she is a great dog and very sweet and wants to be on everybody's lap.

>> yeah. she was good with all of people in look at that -- that face and all our ands are all over her and she loves it. what about -- and our hands are all over her and she loves it and what about this beauty? >> he is only 10 months old. >> look at him. >> when he got here, shortly after he got her he broke with parvo so it's treatable but scary and often fatal. but he is -- be -- he made it and he is a great dog great with other dogs and don't know if he is been around cats at all. >> no. >> but we don't know yet about cats. >> no. >> you never know. >> probably bigger kids since he is so big he would probably knock them over. >> he's big happy boy absolutely.

treatment parvo is expensive. >> very expensive and that's why you guys do fund raisers which we will talk about to help you raise money for things like that. >> we do. >> and helping beauties like this guy and what about our baby here. >> i will pick him up so you can see my guy this is groucho. as you can see he has a little bit of a bad leg. >> what happened? >> he was a stray and came in like that. but it doesn't cause him much pain but after a left it up and he will see a orthopedic and we will see what we can do about that. >> it's so great that all you do and we need to help. >> he is about 2 years old and great with other dogs and i haven't had him around cats but he is good. he is a little timid so he needs someone to show him to take time to show him the world is not so scary.

baby. let's talk about your bib. big event. >> they are all dressed up because -- big event coming up. >> they are all dressed up because we have the annual gala in boston at royale. last year we were able to double the previous two years and raise $100,000 and we are hoping to go higher than that this year. >> that's incredible. i remember being there and i was just amazed how many people really do put forth and help out. it's so run and it's amazing to se everybody come together. >> and it's a great event and so much fun so check that out for sure. what do we do if anyone is interested in amanna big grady or a little baby groucho. >> so go to the website last hope k9.o -- canine-- last hope canine.org and fill in a app.

jude because baby jude came in the last time you were on and he has a new family. and we are so excited now baby jude was missing a paw and. >> trio. >> and he is joining trio in the family who also has a missing paw. >> and also last hope dog. >> another last hope dog and that's one happy family. so, so happy to see this. thanks to the family and amanna grady and look embraidy groucho we are hoping for the best for them. thanks for coming in and introducing us. >> thanks for having us kerry. >> we will be back. stay with us. when you can take your hands

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live from the channel 4 studios in boston, this is wbz this morning.

as we look live over the city of boston this morning. good morning everybody. thanks for staying with us. i am nicole jacobs here with meteorologist barry burbank. it's august 28. the picture over the city makes me want to get out and enjoy the day. >> i think you will be able to enjoy it and have a great day. it's going to be fantastic. we have had cloudiness this morning and looks like a lot of it moved out of northeastern massachusetts become sunnier there recently. we have lots of parts of boston and points to the south. so it will be changeable amounts of the cloud while we will have sunshine. let's go with the wbz weather bug network go to the c and concord. concord carlisle high school 69 this morning. same temperature at the kennedy school in canton and let's go down south of boston on the coast to cohasset middle and high school 68 at the prept time. these -- present time. these are the numbers in the 60s a few isolated 50s around. 50s out on cape cod this

start down there. here's where we have the cloudiness. tough to see on the imagery but it's down there and looking at any rain producing clouds going across to the north in southern canada and northern new york state and extreme northern new england a few showers later today and a slight chance we could get a shower tonight or tomorrow morning in southern new england but for the most part a sunshine cloud combination. 81 at the coast and 88 farther away from the ocean with the southeast breeze about 8 to 16 miles an hour ramping up a little bit. but it won't be too bad today. my accuh forecast for the next -- accu-weather forecast for the next seven days ahead. it's 7:32. fire crews worked well into the night searching for hot spots in a fire that destroyed a plum island home. the fire broke out yesterday afternoon and quickly went to five alarms. dry conditions from the drought and yesterday's heat made things even harder.

no one -- thankfully no one was hurt. investigators have not said what caused it. boston police say at least three shootings over the weekend were connected indirectly to the caribbean festival and parade. most of the thousands of people who organized that event or attended at spectate -- aspect taters kept it safe and celebratory. thousands of college students move into dorms and off campus apartments this weekend and tufts university is warning them to be on alert. leave the lights on outside when possible. early yesterday morning, a tufts student reportedly woke up to find a stranger in the bedroom. he ran off without hurting that student. but campus police are increasing patrols just in case. onto campaign 20 16 hillary clinton received the first national security briefing as a presidential candidate. and donald trump is taking his

iowa. and as wendy gillette reports he has a special reason to be in the hawk eye state. >> reporter: a police car led several vehicles into an fbi office in white plains new york. where hillary clinton received the first national security briefing. the democratic presidential nominee attended the more than two hour briefing by herself with no aides present. she got an overview of threats facing the country from representatives of the office of the director of of the day. republican presidential nominee donald trump spoke at a fund- raiser in iowa. a state where polling shows the candidates are tied. it's a bright spot for him. national polls show clinton leads trump by about 6 points. but trump is staying positive about his chances. >> we will have a great victory on november 8th i can can tell you. -- i can can tell you. >> reporter: -- i can tell you.

about his comments about dwyane wade's first cousin he tweeted dwyane's wade cousin was shot walk her baby what i have been saying african americans will vote trump. the tweet brought condemnationfrom those who said he was politicizing the tragedy he tweeted again offering condolence and mentioned the murder at his rally. wendy gillett for cbs news new york. scarry moments on part of the engine comes apart mid flight. the images object tanned by wbz news shows the engine with the front cover torn off and passengers were on their way from new orleans to orlando when they heard a blast and oxygen mask dropped from the ceiling. flight continued on for a half- hour more before making an emergency landing in pensacola. >> it was shaking right

>> it like blew. >> and there was a rattleing after it -- rattling after it and it shook a lot when we were landing. >> parts of the engine flew off and damaged other parts of the plane including one of the wings. luckily no one was hurt and the plane landed safely. southwest says the plane is now being inspected. the ntsb is looking into the incident. this morning faa is investigating why air traffic controllers lo towers around miami this weekend. flights from boston were among those kept in a holding pattern in the area as controllers basically created a no-fly zone in south florida. chris van cleave explains what went wrong. >> okay everybody on theint from the sigh use caution we have lost all -- on this frequency use caution we have lost all power. >> reporter: power problems blocked out the control tower

towers in the dark. >> i am sorry i can't do anything for you right now i have zero radar. >> reporter: the outage slowed arrivals and halted take office at the fort lauderdale and miami international airports. the 11th busiest airport. while all flights landed safely air traffic control audio shows moments of confusion as flights were on approach. >> 259. >> let us know i don't think he can can hear you. >> final runway 9 aruba you ar didn't hear the tower. >> ruba 259 you are clear. >> reporter: more than a dozen flights had to divert to other airports. >> that 10 minutes or so was taxing. >> reporter: bill is the head of the local controller's union and called the situation not ideal forcing crews to use backup radios. >> the quality of that -- those communication systems are not the same as the primary

depending on the distns and -- distance and altitude records. >> reporter: >> reporter: there was up to 30 miles between flights a couple said the boston to miami flight circled for 40 minutes. >> they said there was communication issues and they had to go around before they could land. >> the faa is investigating why backup generators didn't come switched on while the agency says the actual outage lasted only about 5 minutes, it took another hour and a half before operations got back to normal. today, the city of salem will put up a new newspaper box in the same spot the old one was destroyed and what police are calling a hate crime. surveillance video shows several people running from the rainbow times box seconds before explosives apparently

the rainbow times is the newspaper serve the lgbt community. the fire har shall -- marshal is offering a reward for information leading to an arrest in the explosion. new englanders flocked to the cape for a glimp at the wildlife and the beaches and this year you could get a extra treat. international fund of animal welfare says a manatee has beot waters off florida, this is the third sighting in massachusetts since 2008 but it comes with a warning. if you see a manatee, keep a safe distance. a big test for sox pitcher david price and he gets support from the batting lineup too.

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good morning after three wins in the last three starts you are hoping david price had turned a corn and then a strong finish for the last two months of the season were in the cards. last night a big test the defending world series champion royals winners of 16 of the last 19 games. red sox get off to good start this this one and it's a good sign. bogaerts coming out of slump a smatch to left out of the park.

red sox had a quick 2-0 lead at the end of one ingle but it didn't -- one inning but that didn't last long. solo home run and rbi double and it was 2-2 into the bot ol of the second. bottom of the second. >> kicks and comes home 2-2 and jackie hits one down the right field side headed for the corner and it's going to bounce a go over the wall for a ground rule double bradley in the se >> good to see jbj get a big hit and pedroia some kind of hot. 4 more hits. this rbi double gave the sox a 4-2 lead and he made a out at the last at bat after 11 straight hits and defense doing it. bogaerts with a nice play deep in the hole strong-arm to get the out and that's can -- betts horme and read --

until the entire way until this play in the 8th. upton with a sinking liner in the right. toronto comes from 5 runs back to win a thriller 8-7 your final. to football. there are plenty of questions like who would start jimmy garoppolo or tom brady but jimmy g started. as for you decide. end of the first quarter he sees the first action and comes out throwing. play action pass to dobson nice run after the catch as well. makes a couple people miss and gain of 37 yards and that sets up a patriots field goal. next drive vintage brady from the 33 yard line into the arms of chris hogan. picture perfect the only touchdown in the four series of playing. as for garoppolo he drove the

the first drive before getting almost picked here by kuechly who just dropped it. edelman broke off the route and jimmy threw where he thought he was going to be and they talked about it going off the field but jimmy admitted it was a communication issue and not he hadelmen's -- edelman's fault. >> a little communication between us and i can't make that throw and can't give him a chance like that so i have to be smart in the red zone like that it's my fault i can't put it in the linebacker's hand like that so got to be smart and tight windows and throws and just finish with touchdowns. >> brissett was 9 for 9 and he ever -- everyone is talking about the quarterbacks but what about the defense three interacceptings. ryan and mccourty and harmon got picked. that's 8 forced turnovers for pats in three games and logan ryan says he was happy to be playing.

couple games from the sideline or back home it was i wanted to be out there to see the turnovers the guys were getting and i was able and happy and blessed to be a part of it and think once i got one, an devs and rutgers had to finish off with duron and we got the ball rolling and turnovers definitely in the game are infection and that's what we are trying to pride ourselves on getting a bunch of them. >> multiple reports saying signed jonathan freeney to a two year expense romo out 6 to 10 weeks with a broken bone in the back and ben watson out for the season with a torn achilles tendon. dan roche wbz sports. >> thanks so much dan roche what we got barry. >> good weather coming up again today. so should be fine and more of the same. temperatures in the 80s again. humidity bumping up a little bit. here we go. let's take a look and remind

marshfield fair. >> bummer. >> yeah. >> did you go. >> i haven't i didn't go this year but aid great fair and theft north river blues festival going on today. so it's the last day so enjoy that and any other activities you might have around the region. take a look at tropical storm irene on this date five years ago, it was making landfall near coney island in new york around brooklyn. and boy, it is a well defined storm and it was a strong tropical storm that weakened from hurricane status as it and we know what happened from irene producing devastating floods in parts of new york state into western new eng lap and northern new england and we have -- new england and northern new england and we have rain and wind and a lot of homes out there with damage. tropical storm status it did a number on the region. today hurricane gaston and it's winds of 90 miles per hour sustained about 600 miles to the east of bermuda.

no way. they will get swells as it intns fies to winds of 110 miles per hour -- intensifies to winds of 110 miles per hour in the shipping lanes. we have not had much surf so the surfers are hoping it will happen because we have had flat seas. but we haven't had a lack of 90 degree days a couple days ago we had 19. it's a possibility boston could get the 20th day getting back to 90 degrees. some places are well into the 20s. millis has 24 days at 90 or higher and pepperral has the jackpot at 34 days hitting 90 degrees in central massachusetts. this morning we have got 60s for the most part around the region. we started with lower 50s like parts of cape cod but it is warming up. we have varying amounts of clouds in eastern massachusetts especially southeast massachusetts.

periods of sunshine around the rest of the region. areas that are almost clear will have patches of clouds later. these are the dew points and humidity is ticking up ramping up a little bit but not becoming truly a jungle like or tropical like a couple days ago. high temperatures maybe a couple degrees lower than yesterday upper 80s inland in many spots to upper 70s to near 80 along the coast. high tide is occurring in an hour and later than usual 8:10 at fenway park. 74 should be pleasant at fenway park. so, looking for a good night at the ball park and we are watching for clouds coming in northern new england with a few showers in the far northern mountains. as the front comes downs -- comes down looks like it doesn't have too much support but a upper level disturbance tonight and tomorrow morning that crosses from southeast and looks rather potent and may produce a couple scattered showers and isolated thunder way up north and early tomorrow

it. we will have dry air coming in during the morning. starting out humid and drier during the day and a lot of sunshine and tuesday looks like a beautiful day indeed. lows tonight in the upper 60s as it is going to be more hiewp it's again and high -- humid again and high temperatures tomorrow close to 90 nudging 90 again in many spots and especially as we get wind from the northwest northwest down sloping wind and heats it up. so it will be nudging 90 and may do that again on after a beautiful day on tuesday and showery rains in southern new england on thursday and 7 7 and cool and crisp with passing clouds and a brief shower. saturday into sunday looking good. nicole. >> thank you so much. a rescue straight out of a hollywood script coming up how a message in the sand saved two

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sos etched in the sand it's the scene right out of a movie but it actually saved two fishermen in mikeo nearbia they had been missing since august 19th with limited supplies and no emergency equipment. aircraft and boat patrols searched more than 16,000 square miles before the cast aways were spotted by the u.s. navy.

the suburbs. coming up the phantom gourmet checks out a hot spot south of town. man: he chose for all of us to get together, go to great wolf lodge, and have a family birthday. woman: and that's the family i wanted to give luke -- lots of siblings, people who love him all around him at all times, and lots of support.

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>> and atmosphere. >> america's next top model. >> rival anything you might find in bostonbecause folks south of the city know that a great night out you need to go to the foundry. he spent a hive time in the restaurant business. >> i worked as a chef and a bartender and worked as an owner and been a manager and bused tables. >> and used all that experience to make the foundry as close to perfect as possible. >> we have atmosphere that lends itself to excellent food, craft cocktails and scratch cooking and a deliciousness of flavor and a comfortable place to come and relax and enjoy yourselfs. >> a intimate dining room on one side a cool and comfortable bar on the other and food from all over the world coming out of the kitchen. >> you have italian and asian and french and you've got all cuisines we are butchering our own meats and make our stocks

that we serve out of the kitchen. >> dishes come in all shapes and sizes and many are meant for sharing like short rib spring rolls with sriracha aioli. >> it's sweet and spicy and spectacular. >> entrees include steaks and pastas and a killer burger and desserts are as beautiful as they are indulgent like the giant chocolate chip cookie with salted carmel-- ice creme. >> you like salty and sweet and chocolate altogether. >> and he makes sure you enjoy it because making customers happy makes him happy. >> you give people great food and give them great service and you make them happy and you see the smiles on their faces and there's no better feeling than that when you get that response from a customer. >> for more food and fun watch fant off op gourmet at 10:30

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live from the channel 4 studios in boston, this is wbz this morning. >> good morning everybody. thanks for joining us. it's august 28th. i am nicole jacobs with meteorologist barry burbank. when i say that i don't quite believe it.

not doing that but anyway, that's what it is. it is what it is. >> right. >> so enjoy it because we have another great day coming up. looks like we are going into the 80s again nicole. starting out on the wbz weather bug network the south side because we will go to south bridge andate the charlton street school. southboro at mary fin school 69. southeaston at the southeastern regional high school 68 degrees this morning. so good morning ever some spots. sunshine in many areas but we have had vairying a amounts of -- varying amounts of clouds. originally up to the north and northeastern massachusetts and they moved out. and we have patches left in parts of plymouth county and bristol county that will break up and we are seeing sunshine but there will be other clouds taking over during the day so a mixture of both. rain producing clouds will stay well to the north. going up to the far, far northern mountains you could get a shower or two this afternoon.

sunshine. 81 to 79 in some coastal areas. in fact most all coastal areas. 86 to 88 away from the ocean. getting a little more humid today high tide occurring actually in a half-hour. i will see you in a few minutes. >> thanks so much. this morning, a charred shell is all that remains of a plum island home wrecked by fire that almost devoured several other buildings as well. those other buildings were but by neighbors who pitched in to form an old fashioned bucket bring gate. jim smith has more. >> reporter: 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 saturday afternoon and it was roaring in no time at all. leaving one home in ashes and badly damaging two others intense heat melting the

my brother and i grew up in. >> reporter: amy's family home escaped damage thanks to a bucket brigade of neighbors and families. >> it was not any one house anyone was caring about and it was every wean houses and people grabbed hoses and buckets and they were throwing water everywhere. >> reporter: not everybody was so lucky. kenny dorr's family home was incinerated along with cars parked out front. >> it's yeah. it's very upsetting. to see something like that happen and your house go up in flames pretty much. it's surreal right now. it has not set in. tonightly 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 no one is hurt. it took a group effort to keep the entire neighborhood from going up in flames. >> meweddual -- mutual aid from

appreciate all the meweddual aid companies proud -- mutual aid companies. proud of all of them. >> reporter: a grade job by everyone involved making sure the fire didn't spread further and that includes an off-duty fire cpt who -- captain who lives on the street and sound one of the first a-- sounded one of the first alarms and a newbury police office here ran into the home to make sure everybody was out safely. in plum island jim smith wbz this morning. this morning tributes are pouring in for an 18-year-old drunk driving crash. the da's office says austin robbins was killed early saturday morning when the car he was riding in went out of control and struck several trees in lunenburg a roadside memorial is growing. the driver 19-year-old joseph kapp of gardner has been charged with driving under the influence and motor vehicle homicide. in jamaica plain police are looking for the person who shot

wheel chair. eye happened -- wheelchair. it happened saturday in front of the 7 leaven on center street. the man was a and handler who was -- 7-eleven on center street. man was a panhandler who was well-known. that's one of a string of violent incidents some of which tied to the caribbean festival and parade. chantee lans spoke to festival participants who say they won't let the threat of violence stop ce i love it. >> reporter: the caribbean festival parade continues the tradition spanning decades. >> i am trinidadian and i come out and support it. >> reporter: but this year, and recent ones left a negative impression. boston police say three overnight shootings happened at parties indirectly tied to events surrounding the parade. one of the shootings left a man dead. >> yesterday, i went out in front of the media and says this is always a challenging

by the time we-- this time last year and we had 4 so far this year. and so we are working hard. we had a lot of extra visibility out there. >> reporter: the extra police presence was felt on blue hill avenue. >> i feel safe. i came up to see my family and you know and it was a really great time. >> reporter: kimbell brown traveled from washington, d.c. to dance in the parade with her sister who lives in hyde park. >> i hate to tie it to the parade because those events themselves are great night partying. >> reporter: bpd commissioner evans and mayor walsh stopped by. >> we are on top of it and we are doing our thing and will continue to work to bring the violence down. >> things happen out of our control you know but it's a good event. and i am going keep coming. >> reporter: police say so far no suspect information or arrest. at p -- bpd headquarters chantee lans. a quincy man faces charges

cafe. police say jeffrey mahony went over the sidewalk and right into the front of square cafe on north street. two customers inside were seriously hurt. and the passenger in the truck was also injured. police say mahony is okay and he was not under the influence. he is now facing several traffic violations. tufts university campus police are increasing patrols following a break-in near campus. authorities say early saturday morning a bed with a man standing in the room. that suspect quickly took off ran down college avenue and jumped into a get away car. police are investigating. mbta police are trying to find this man. he is wanted for lewd behavior while riding the green line earlier this month. if you have any information about him, call t police. a polarizing figure in the republican party heads to

conference of new england governs in eastern canadian premiers which begins tonight. he is a republican who has within a-- been accused of making a number of racist remarks some calling for his resignation for an obscene voice mail he left for a political opponent. the libertarian ticket was in boston saturday for a campaign stop. gary johnson and former massachusetts governor bill weld held a rally on boston common. weld li just steps from his old office on beacon hill saying his ticket is the only one that provides honesty. >> and it's a wonderful combination. he is truly like lincoln i call him 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

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needham rallies for raisman hundreds turn out to welcome book the gold medal girl them the cheered on aly raisman and now she has a special message for girls looking to follow in her paul burton explains. >> aly. >> reporter: it was an olympic comb coming for aly raise -- homecoming for aly raisman arriving on fire truck. >> thank you all so much for coming today. >> reporter: she grew up in needham. today august 27 was declared aly raisman day for the town of needham. >> the beautiful rio 2016

olympics this month. >> it's hard to put in words it feels like it's dream. it doesn't feel like it's all happened because i spent so much time you know stressing about competing and then kind of all came together. >> reporter: during the rally she took questions from fans. >> what is it like being one of the best gymnast in the world? >> it's very, very incredible and rewarding. but a lot of hard work. >> to see her put herself to the level an to go at it is unbelievable. i give her so many congratulations. >> reporter: now she is back she sha's see doesn't plan to spend a lot of time here and is going on tour with her teammates to show off the medals to the country and will come back and spend much needed time with the family. >> it's great to see her represent needham a little small town. >> the best advice i would give is the harder days are what make you stronger inform you love it, if you -- if you love it and work hard and make sacrifice and disciplined i think you can accomplish

coach parents and her fans for their incredible support. in needham paul burton wbz news. >> kudos to her. raisman's teammate laurie hernandez got a welcome home. thousands of people lined the streets for a 6 mile parade touting their olympian and it end with her high school band guiding her on the football field. i found myself over the weekend kind of clicking and looking for the olympic games and they are all over. >> i kn we tivoed a bunch of them and i still have a bunch to watch. >> aren't the spoilers like ruining it for you. >> i know who won and everything but i want to see the action you know. >> i don't mind if you spoil us on this weekend how about that. >> we have been spoiled a lot during the summer he many people on vacation have been loving this but we need the rain and looks like we are going to end up having this the driest summer on record nicole.

3.97 set in 1957 that's an astonishing record. and not one to be really proud of because it's been bad news for the firemen and so on and so forth this summer with that rainfall deficit. we need rain. some people have been asking because we haven't had much rain does this mean we will have a lot of snow this winter? is there correlation between dry summers and the following winter? not really. this record shows we can go from not much to a lot of snow for example back in the the year 1995 we had a very dry summer. that was the year we had record amounts of snow until two years ago when that record was put in number 2 slot when we got more than that with the 110 inches coming up a couple years ago. so it is all over the charts in terms of whether we have a dry summer and what we have in

we will hook at the global factors to come up with the winter forecast in the next few months. it's going to be hot weather still in to pourings of september from -- portions of september from time to time. we have the dew points which have climbed a little bit into the low and middle 60s. so aid little more humid than yesterday and will ramp up a tad more later today and tonight. and first thing tomorrow morningbefore it dries out again. 86 to 88 away from the ocean farther inland today. alone should do it. and these are the 90s across much of the nation. so it's on the hot side across a good chunk of the country but we have the front on the approach that will set off a couple showers in northern new eng england and may -- new england and set off a brief shower in massachusetts tomorrow morning and it will move offshore and drier air comes in for tuesday. now we are watching the tropics. several places to watch. but none threatening at the moment.

more favorable atmosphere environment for development in the eastern got gulf of mention he co. we will have -- mexico we will have to see if something develops. we will wait and see on that. gaston is moving out over the atlantic east of bermuda by more than 600 miles and will curve out in the atlantic. it's a good hurricane with top wind 110 to 115 a miles per hour wf it can be weakens -- before it weakens. fenway park tonight the game starts a little later and first pitch is about 74 degrees. so here we go with some clouds around from time to time today. he think the model is not showing enough clouds but there will be a decent am of sunshine from time to time as -- decent amount of sunshine from time to iamb as well. there could be a -- to time as well.

nice dry air beautiful day on tuesday. it could touch 90 in boston tomorrow with the west northwest wind setting up down sloping wind may bring it up to 90 and it may try to do it again on wednesday before much cooler weather with showery conditions here thursday. and a very cool fall like day on friday. that's unusual. that's the second day of september nicole, wow. >> wow is right. thanks so much. coming up, looks mater when it comes to learning. coming up, think attractive professors

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and right now let's find out what's coming up this morning on cbs face the nation. john dickerson joins us now live from washington with a preview. john good morning. >> good morning nicole. we are going to talk to the trump campaign manager kellyanne conway about the new direction of the trump campaign she is responsible for that or some people think she is anyway. but what is the new direction? it's confusing people particularly on the issue of immigration where donald trump's seems to have a new position or maybe he doesn't on what to do with e undocumented workers. we will straighten that out with her and talk to dr. ben carson who was donald trump's rival in the primary and is supporting him we will talk to him about the campaign and also the harsh rhetoric this week attacks from trump and clinton at each other on the question of race. which is obviously a heated and hot issue and both very tough comments from both candidates. we will talk to the democratic

donna brazil about those remarks but also about the challenges to the clinton campaign this week. new revelations about hillary clinton's private e-mail server both new e-mails were found a big batch of them that weren't turned over and other e-mails that shows a cozy relationship between the clinton foundation and the clinton state department. congressman jason chafes thinks it was too cozy and wants to see if the fbi can do about hillary clinton's comments she made about her e- mail server in front of his committee he is the chairman of the house oversight and reform committee and we will talk to him about his concerns and nicole as always we will have the reporters round table at the end of the show to talk about what's happened this week what it means what's important and what's moth so important. and then what we should pay attention to next week. >> all right thanks so much john. we look forward to it. face the nation is today at 10:30 on wbz. there's much more ahead in

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live from the channel 4 studios in boston this dish. morning. wbz this morning. >> i am nicole jacobs here with meteorologist barry burbank. let's get to the onerful -- wonderful temperatures. >> you want more of the same. >> more of the same. >> let's get to it. here's what we have as we go to the w's let's go to wakefield at the memorial high school where it's 74 and same temperature at walpole high school and let's see what's

school in rentham. -- wrentham. we have what changeable sky in some spots because of the amount of clouds around. we have scattered clouds and leftover clouds of plymouth county but lows are breaking up as well. we will have a changeable skies with sunshine mixing with clouds and rain producing clouds will stay well to the north for today. perhaps the far northern mountains could get a brief shower but no rain anticipated throughout the daylight hours. a sun cloud combination 79 to 81 at the coast to 8 6 to away from the ocean. high tide low at about 2:45 this afternoon. and the rest of the forecast for the next seven days in a few minutes. >> thanks so much. time is 8:33. fire crews worked well into the night searching for hot spots in fire that destroyed a plum island home. it broke out yesterday afternoon and went to 5 alarms. dry conditions from the drought and yesterday's heat made things even harder.

no one was hurt. investigators have not determined the cause. boston police say at least 3 shootings over the weekend were connected indirectly to the caribbean festival and parade. even so, most of the thousands of people who organized that event or attended aspect taters kept it safe and celebratory. thousands of college students move in to dorms and off campus apartments this weekend and tufts university is warning them to be on alert. lock door when possible. early yesterday morning a tufts student reportedly woke up to find a stranger in the bedroom. he ran off without hurting the student but campus police are increasing patrols just in case. scary moments on board a southwest airlines jet when part of the engine comes apart mid-flight. look at these images here object tanned by wbz showing the engine with its front end

off. passengers were on their way from new orleans to orlando when they heard a blast and oxygen masks dropped from the ceiling. the flight continued for another half-hour before making an emergency landing in pensacola. >> it was shaking at first right afterwards. >> yeah just hike blew you could hear it. >> and the rattling after it and we-- and it shook a lot when we were landing. >> parts of the engine plane including one of the wings. luckily no one was hurt and the plane landed safely. southwest says the plane is now being inspected. the ntsb is also looking into the incident. new englanders flock to the cape for a glimpse of wildlife and great beaches and this year you can can get an extra treat.

chatham although manatees stay in the waters off florida usually, this is the third sighting in massachusetts since 2008 but it comes with a warning. if you see a manatee, keep a safe distance. today, the city of salem will put up a new newspaper box in the same spot the old one was destroyed in what police call a hate crime. surveillance video shows several people running from the rainbow times box seconds before explosion phs inside the box went off. the rainbow times is a newspaper serving the lgbt community. fire marshall is offering a -- marshal is offering a reward for information that leads to an arrest in the explosion. time for keller at large. here's john keller. jon keller. >> good morning thanks for joining us. several weeks ago you regulars will remember we hosted a round table discussion of the

guests who were very supportive of hillary clinton and sharply critical of donald trump and today let's hear from the other side of the argument when two guests who support trullp's candidacy on the left john -- trump's candidacy on left johngibbs. he is a contributor to the federalist magazine welcome. >> thanks for having me. >> good to have you and state representative jeff deal republican of whitman cochair of the trump campaign massachusetts representative deal good to see you. >> thanks jon. >> thanks for coming by. let me start with you john you wrote an article saying that it was trump's stands on illegal immigration and trade that attracted you to him and that his stance on the issues could have a positive impact on the economic standing of african americans. so i want to ask you what could you make of his recent -- you can challenge this word if you

on deportation of illegals? >> if you go to his website and look at policy position he never actually mentioned anything about deportation force going door to door and direct people out and send them home. >> that was in the debates and campaign speeches. >> and i believe that you don't need a deportation force you can trade economic environment in which people no longer see it viable to be in the u.s. illegally and they will go back home and that includes making it harder to send money understandable] and also looking at obama care and welfare benefits and make sure people who need it receive it and those illegal don't. if you take care of those you can create an environment where they will go home voluntarily. >> what makes you trust him to do the right thing because as you point out he says one thing on web and another on the stomp. >> well, trump has a big ego and likes to be successful and if he campaigns on building a wall and stopping illegal immigration and doesn't do

damage to his eggo and seen as failure by the people that supported him. because his ego is large he won't want to end up with that failure or seening a a failure by support he is and that will propel him to do what he says. >> that's a good analysis but are we supposed to rely on his eggo as guiding force -- ego as guiding force. >> let's look at economics massachusetts alone we spend 1.8 billion dollars a year on supporting people who are not here legally. there's over 300,000 pele immigration and refugees here in massachusetts that are eligible for naturalization but only about a thousand are funed to be -- funed to be naturalized so we have a broken immigration system creating the problem. what donald trump sees is that all across the country we have basically have you know the country can't afford to keep having people coming in without going through the process of being legal citizens and we have a southern border overrun and we have a quota system and

it's not like we don't want immigration and donald trump is for immigration but we want it done legally so everybody is on the books and not working under the table and don't have to be feeling like they are in the shadows. donald trump wants to make sure economically that everybody gets registered as a legal resident at some point and we protect the borders. >> we have to take a break but briefly here i. got to be honest sometimes it feels like he is making it up on the fly. do you both trust him. >> in um and deals they say ask for three times more than what you expect. a lot of that is what he is doing he may not get everything but he will take us in the right direction and people are okay with that. >> and he brought up an issue on avenue minds but nobody has been willing to talk about it the fact we have to have better system for vetting people coming in. it's international terrorism that made its way into terrorism that's why he want to tighten imgriggs. >> we will take a break and we will take a break and be back with more in a moment.

welcome back. our guests this morning two local trullp supporters. john gibbs -- trump supporters john gibbs a contributor to the federalist mag zone and jeff deal cochair of the trump campaign in massachusetts. john trump has been making a series of speeches lately appealing for being aan american votes. he says -- being aan american

says you got nothing to lose by taking a chance on me. all the while, referring to hillary clinton as a bigot who just wants black votes but doesn't care about black people. are you buying any or all of this? >> i do think there's substance to it for one if you look at heavily black cities in the united states especially since 1960s there's been a huge amount of crime poor education and broken families and no cities because they are heavily run by democrats you can't ask maybe it's located -- maybe it's okay to try something new so i think there's substance to the arguments. >> what is he offering to this community that you think makes sense. >> strengthening law enforcement so the black murder rate is very, very high. and one way to reduce that is have better law enforcement presence in black communities so supporting the police and supporting more active patrols and whatnot in black neighborhoods is a good way to reduce crime another way is

that have conceal and carry more crimes go. that's way to reduce crime in the neighborhoods as well. >> go ahead jeff. >> you know right now the campaign is in a mode where hillary clinton is getting criticized for her foundation and the pay to play scandals with people donating mondayy from foreign condition tries to get when she was secretary of state special consideration for certain things and now she is using racism in the campaign to try to label trump as a racist and bigot and he is saying noyour po hurt people and this is out of democrat he can playbook that she is falling into the when mitt rom nid said 47% and john mccain said that one during a debate when he was talking about president obama trying to specify policy difference. okay and he was racist and even george w. bush who was blamed for hating black people by kanya west because he didn't go to louisiana for the flood and now president obama who has not

is the outcry about black people and the president caring for them but that is typical playbook maneuver. >> just briefly does it give you pause when you see steve banon coming from the website that thrived on support from the alt-right and white nationallest avowed racist saying trump is the greatest thing that happened. >> people-- saudi arabia who antiwoman and they have donated and support and come out and supported hillary clinton does she disavow this not at all you can't disavow groups and you can disavow them but can't prevent groups from saying they will support you and donald trump says that's not who he wants. >> and final word from you. >> when you look at it, it appears to news that people feel they are not getint from the mainstream media neutral from their point of view or the point of view that's to the

misstatement to say everybody on bright bart is a racist or the site is made to appeal to racist. it's meant to appeal to people who don't necessarily like what they see in the mainstream news and don't like what they say as political correctness so there's people we need to talk about without calling them racist or bigots. >> i wish we had more time but time is up. thanks very much for being here. good luck in november. maybe we will put together a trump clinton care git debate if interested. we thanks for joining me now back over to my colleagues for more wbz news. here with meteorologist barry burbank for another look at the forecast. and it's just been beautiful this weekend. more of that today. >> absolutely delightful yesterday and should be a repeat performance almost the same today a few subtle differences. good morning nicole and everybody. we have this photo in from denise fitzgerald one of our

coming to the feeders and i've been doing the same at my house with the drought i think they have been coming to the feeder more often. and the feeder i have had to refeed it quite a bit. here's the pollen over the next few days. we are right in the thick of the ragweed season going through the middle part of september. so either very strong medium high or into the high zone for the next several days ragweed. in boston it's up at 70 dew point at 65. it's more humid than it was yesterday and we had dew points mostly in the upper 50s and 60s. winds are light and will freshen up to 10 to 15 miles per hour may go southeast to south. boston upper 70s by the lunch hour and getting close to or a little over 80 around 2 to 3

theses are numbers close to or a little over 70 in few spots and dew points climbed and they are going to ramp up a tad more as we go through the day. but not getting to the levels we had a couple days ago when we had dew points of 71 to 74. it will be more noticeable later today and into tonight but it dries out during tomorrow morning. 86 to 88 should do it for high temperatures today. most places away from the ocean close to the coast 79 to 81. and with that southeast southerly a tide is high. it was a few minutes ago and is on its way out. next high tide about 8:50 this evening. and water temperatures continuing incredibly warm. i know that from yesterday. it's warm water out there. so we are looking at 74 degrees at first pitch temperatures tonight the game starts an hour later than usual at fenway park and should be fine at fenway park as we see some clouds from time to time today patches of clouds may develop here and

the front will come down but it's so weak it doesn't have much atmospheric support. there could be a brief shower or thunderstorm in a couple spots in the morning. the dry air takes over during tomorrow and becomes sunnier during the day and a nice night tomorrow night and tuesday, the air going to be nice and dry all day long. filled with sunshine and low temperatures tonight in the upper 60s almost 70. warmer than last night. and high temperatures tomorrow should be almost up to 90. in fact i wouldn't if the wind goes into the west northwest. it will be the 20th day this season if that happens, tomorrow afternoon maybe early in the afternoon hitting 90 before starting to go down. the front that's coming is here not producing much in the way of showers and storms but may produce a few isolated ones hate tonight. we will wap the -- watch the tropical disturbance around cuba to the florida straits because it is going to be entering into a favorable environment. this hurricane way out in the

there and move away from the bermuda at 600 miles east of bermuda but will track to have the northeast becoming a powerful hurricane at sea. we may see larger swells coming onshore at the new england coastline from gaston. and looking at that front coming through, maybe a couple scattered showers tonight and then it dries out with a wind brisk tomorrow. high pressure comes in for tuesday, nice dry air. next front approaches on thursday that may slow give us showery rains in new he canland on tuesday and -- new england on tuesday and it turns cool at the end of the week as we have a shot of polar air from canada. looks like temperatures will be in the lower 70s to mid-70s on friday. nice day coming up on saturday. not sure about the end of labor day weekend. we will tell you more about that later. >> sounds good.

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