. good morning. thanks for joining us. >> it's tuesday, august 30th. right now it's 6:00. a father of two charged with stockpiling weapons and making serious threats against police and the president. >> an uber drivers accused of exposing himself to girls. police say this isn't the first time. this morning the new call from a local leadtory make changes. >> and speaking of changes, new safety measures being put in place today at the site of deadly crash. >> plus one local city cutting school bus service. >> we'll have all those details but first a check of your forecast with daniel niles. a lot of kids heading back to school. >> it's going to be beautiful. at least not as hod. temperatures 50s and 60s for most of us. we won't quite be at 90 today. 64 right now in the city. 54 in laconia. we've dipped into 40s. 49 in jaffrey. 61 in wooster.

the suburbs. comfortable start to the day. clear skies, too. nothing to worry about weather-wise here today. sunshine going to be out in full force. as your planner goes this way, sunrise coming up. search minutes. beautiful light wind 79 by midday. wind coming in off the ocean sea breeze keeps the coast right around 80 today. we top out in the mid-80s inland. ride home about 82. 70s at the coast with the sunset at 7:0021. we crank back up the heat during the >> some bad news if you use the o'neil tunnel. there is a disabled vehicle in the northbound lanes. it's blocking the shoulder right before the government center exit. this is a live look right now at traffic exiting the tunnel. we'll keep our eye on it. also don't get on 24 north in randolph right now. there is an accident that's causing some major delays. this is just before 128. the center lane is blocked. there is now back-up to exit 20. this will slow you down about ten minutes right now. >> all right.

new overnight, a fire inside an abandoned warehouse in pitsfield is being called suspicious. the fire sparked inside the former site of the jb paper company last night, officials say there were a lot of flammable products inside causing the flames to spread quickly and spark several explosions. no one was hurt. fire chief says the fire is suspicious because there is no electricity to that building. a developing story in new hampshire, a concord man drowns while trying to save four children. this happened yesterday afternoon ro bristol. the children ages 7, 8, 10, and 13 were playing in the water when one of them started to struggle. a 39-year-old relative jumped in to help but he went under and did not resurface. other people there rescued the children and then pulled the adult's body from the water. a disturbing discovery. police find dozens of dangerous weapons inside a local man's home and investigators say he wanted to target police, muslims and president obama. >> wbz anna miler is live in

looked on in shock as the fbi raided this home right here where they discovered parts to make an ar-15 rifle, ammunition, tasers, hunting knives, and more. and officials say this man was getting ready to use them. joseph garguilo faced a judge in federal court monday just days after the fbi raided his home. uncovering a stockpile of weapons. neighbors watched in disbelief. >> they are taking out weapons, computers, paperwork, things that you make bombs with. >> reporter: an that's not all. officials say they discovered handwritten notes threatening violent attacks against members of the islamic state and say he also twoontd harm president obama. according to court documents, the 40-year-old said he wants to plant bombs in police station and kill as many as homeland security officers as he can before they kill him. an acquaintance recently told the fbi, garguilo was about to

moved just in time. >> reporter: his attorney says the accusations aren't true. >> he is very distressed over this. as i've told you upstairs, he denies all these allegations. he denies making any threats to anybody. he's a father of two wonderful children. >> reporter: but neighbors say they've always had a bad geelg about garguilo and they're relieved he's off their street for now. >> to me he was a walking time bomb. and he was so explosive in his nature with his actions that i stayed away from him. >> reporter: a law enforcement source says the fbi is now going through his computers to collect more evidence. he will back in court tomorrow for a detention hearing. today crews will begin installing new safety barriers that was at -- that was the site of a deadly crash. nicole.

barrels down this hill -- barreling down this hill, through the intersection and slamming into sweet tomatoes restaurant. right now it's just orange cones soon to be replaced by concrete barriers. this was a crash the newton community won't soon forget. a car plowing into sweet tomatoes restaurant during the busy dinner rush, two people were killed that day. and seven others injured. it's been months since the doors here have opened to customers. construction has been underway installation of safety barriers known as ral lards. >> i say sure, ryan, i think we should as a precautionary measure. >> reporter: the city of newton approved that safety measure, it's one experts say can save lives. >> you're not thinking about the vehicles driving by in the parking lot behind you. and so you -- you probably will never see the vehicle coming if it were to enter the store. >> reporter: newton continues to deal with these painful memories

prevent another tragedy like this. construction to install these barriers begins today. there's no word, though, on when sweet tomatoes will reopen. we're live in newton. nicole jacobs, wbz this morning. new this morning, students in mall den heading back to class today but some will have to find a new way. according to the globe, the city is dropping school bus service for some students. this will impact students in a necessary step to help the school department which is facing a $2.5 million budget gap. this will help them save about $400,000. a daring rescue in rhode island. two workers left dangth beneath -- dangling beneath a bridge. >> reporter: those workers were left dangling off that bridge for more than an hour as crews worked to rescue them. the two state bridge inspectors were in that bucket when the

those men. they transport -- transferred the workers into another bucket and hoisted them back to the bridge. >> we had a heavy wrecker come in and secure the truck so that it wouldn't tip any further over. >> the men were taken to the hospital with minor injuries. officials say their truck malfunctioned. an investigation is underway to figure out what went wrong. traffic was stopped for several hours during that rescue operation. >> thank you. new development duck boat crash. the duck boat operator has now been cited for over height violations and fined $100. the driver says he was only on that road because protesters forced a detour from beacon strite. no one was hurt but part of the roof was ripped off in the crash. an uber driver banned accused of exposing himself to girls. 28-year-old paul griffen of mall den was arraigned yesterday for at least one incident in

incident in boston. none of the victims were passengers but instead they were pedestrians. now following this arrest, everett's mayor is now calling for action from state lawmakers to amend legislation and immediately require thorough background checks and fingerprinting. another sexting scandal for former new york congressman anthony weiner. this time it's costing him his marriage. the new york post released photos and messages that weiner reportedly sent to a woman. in one of them he was next to his 4-year-old son. his wife saying enough. donald trump using that sexting scandal to question hillary clinton's judgment. it comes just one day before he said -- he is set to deliver a major immigration policy speech. hannah daniels has more for us. >> reporter: hillary clinton pressed on with fund-raising in the hampton's monday. amid, yet, another distraction

aide huma abedin announced her split from husband anthony weiner hours after the new york post published a lewd photo he allegedly sent to a woman as his toddler son lay next to him. weiner's sexting habit forced him to resign from the house of representatives five years ago and drop out of the new york city mayoral race in 2013. the latest scandal provided new fader to donald trump who used the incident to blast classified information. how hillary got away with that one, nobody will ever know. but to think that it's very likely that much of this information anthony weiner would know about. >> reporter: trump who was -- who has been courting minority voters drew criticism monday after david duke released a robocall, encourage louisiana voters to cast their votes for his senate bid. and for the republican nominee.

trump is scheduled to deliver a major speech on immigration in arizona tomorrow while clinton addresses veterans in cincinnati. hannah daniels. the fbi warning state officials to boost their election security after hackers targeted data systems in two states. the federal officials are urging states to scan their systems for specific signs of hacking. the targeted states, though, were not identified. still ahead, drought conditions creating >> and one town's message for students and parents heading being -- heading back to school today. >> a busy day for shark researchers. wait until you hear how many sharks were spotted in our waters in one day. danielle, good morning. >> good morning, everybody. plenty of sunshine today. looks beautiful. cool, comfortable start, hour by hour we rise into the 70s. a few clouds mixed in this afternoon. we're cranking up the heat

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. three shark sightings off the cape yesterday. all three were off the coast. the new app sent out alerts about those sightings. they confirmed one of the sightings was a great white shark ben who has been detected off coast guard beach 4:00 a.m. on saturday. >> ben is shark researchers weren't done yet. working with the atlantic white shark controversy they tagged a 11-foot shark yesterday. did you notice how close to shore those shark sightings were? >> yeah. >> they were like on the beach, pretty much. >> like, yeah. >> which is. >> not cool. >> which is where i might stay for the rest of the season -- >> not going in the water. are you a big water person?

either. but if you squeeze in a couple nor beach days, the weather looks awesome. temperatures will be in the 80s today. 80 at the coastline. 85 through the interior. so away from the coast. away from that sea breeze looks beautiful. wind from the south southeast today. water temperatures upper 60s to mid-70s. high tide at 10:28 this morning. boston harbor going to be out in the afternoon. cool, comfortable start. a lot of us in 47 in the plymouth. 46 from stamford maine. mid 50s here in prim obligate obligate -- plymouth. the dew point has been dropping like a rock. upper 40s and 50s. the air is dry. the air is comfortable. the humidity will stay in check today. the satellite and radar is quiet too. nothing going on. sun now up. a few high thin clouds mixed in at times today. our next disturbance bringing some showers downpours in parts of the midwest.

for some wet weather. but not until we get to wednesday night and thursday. so partly cloudy, 58 to 64 in the suburbs. tonight 68 downtown. again 80 to 85 this afternoon. but we bump it up tomorrow. check it out. 90 in boston. a lot of us here merrimack valley, metro west right around 90 degrees. 85 to 90 from fitchburg to manchester. 85 in new bedford and right around 80 on cape cod. it will be muggy tomorrow. it does look mainly dry. the disturbance going to be bringing thunderstorms will pass across northern and central new england. but for us we wait until wednesday night, thursday morning to get into some scattered showers and this front will be slowly pressing over new england on thursday. so the afternoon and evening will feature some scattered showers and downpours. unfortunately it does not look like anything too substantial. we obviously need the rainfall. there will be some locally heavy downpours south of the pike.

and evening. a lot going on in the tropics. gaston category two hurricane, hundred 1 -- 100 miles per hour wind. it's still out in the atlantic. tropical depression nine, you see the center here, a lot of the thunderstorms are focused on the southeast side. this could become a tropical storm later on today. it's going to curve up and impact parts of the gulf coast. tropical depression eight is also gaining some organization. so that too may become a tropicto list, her mooeb & -- hermine and ian. they will stay south. 70s to end the week. so a little bit cooler but bright sunshine. the holiday weekend looking fantastic. traffic and weather together. >> there's a disabled vehicle in the o'neil tunnel right now. it's the northbound lanes. it's blocking the shoulder right before the government center exit. we're hoping this doesn't have a domino effect on the expressway. kind of hard to tell right now.

minutes from braintree to boston. we will keep our eye on this. that accident in randolph has been cleared but the damage is done. look at the back-up. you are bumptory bumper from exit 17 in brockton all the way to 128. about a 25 minute delay there. cautious but committed. that's how the federal transit administration feels about an extension of the green line. according to the "boston globe", the fta held its transportation secretary the federal agency wants to clarify some information on the project before sng committed in principal to funding the light rail extension into medford and summerville. most of our state suffering from a severe drought, everett source says it's keeping a close eye on trees. crews will be inspecting trees. if everett source finds trees that are dangerous they will be trimmed or taken down. investigators in wilmington trying to figure out what sparked this brush fire.

fueled the flames yesterday. crews from several towns battled the fire. officials said it was substantially extinguished. it's here once again, the kids are headed back to school and the u.s. department of education sharing some tips for parents to help start the year off right. they say parents should visit the school and introduce yourself to your child's teacher. being familiar with the school and staff can deposit a long way in ensuring safety also make sure homework is a priority for your preparing a specific study area that has distractions removed. and students in wilmington go back to class today. officials have a message for you. >> keep calm and set your alarm. the town of wilmington tweeted this out yesterday. they are urging parents and other drivers to plan their commutes accordingly. and remember always drive safely. maybe set up a back-up alarm. >> definitely. my kids have been sleeping way

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season. he's 13-0 at fenway. sox torched the rays last night. betts sends a solo shot over the monster. there it goes. his 30th in the year. only other red sox with 30 homer seasons before turning 2014, ted williams and tony c. more mookie magic. this time he doubled to left. red sox up 8-3. he's got serious mvp votes coming seven innings, gave up three innings, struck out seven. porcello gets his major league 18th win. he's 13-0 as i mentioned at home. sox take two games in the back of the jays for first place. pats said good-bye to night on yesterday. they waved good bye to brian stork. he was traded to washington but failed his physical. back on the practice field getting ready for thursday's

giants. i doubt we'll see brittany play in this one. jimmy g was asked if he wants to and needs to play this week. >> that's really not my call, you know, you always want to be out there with your guys. it's just nature of the beast. you're a competitor, you want to be out there. but whatever the coach asks me to do, i'll do. >>, they wrap up the preseason on thursday night. kick off at 7:00 right here on wbz followed by the fifth quarter post game show. we have you covered to finish. that's sports for now. guys over to you. >> i don't know if i would like my boss chasing me around with a thing hitting like the football team does. >> got to get them ready for the game. >> it's a little aggressive. a true underdog. >> celtics star avery bradley teamed up with nba legend maxwell to reveal a new neighborhood basket lull court. when they got into a game of knockout.

bradley making the final shot and the crowd, of course, goes wild. >> pretty cool. >> awesome. lots more in our next har hour, including secretary of state john kerry with a message to the media. what he wants to stop seeing. >> also, ahead a big announcement today at the new hampshire store that sold a jackpot winning powerball ticket. we'll tell you all about it when

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6:30 right now. . >> it is tuesday, august 30th. time to get those kids back to school in the next few days, danielle, but we're talking summer weather and back to bus stop forecasts. >> cool and comfortable this morning. yes, is 64 in boston right now. 50 in taunton. 55 in nashua. no weather-related issues for the kids. good luck. 52 in concord right now. 48 in plymouth. the air is dry and crisp. we are 59 comparably in marsh field. some lower to mid-60s in the outer cape. clear skies, smooth sailing. a couple clouds mix in with that sunshine today. but overall just a gem. with the humidity staying in check, near calm wind this morning is going to -- going to shift out of the southwest and west through the interior. but it's light enough that a sea breeze kicks in today. so beautiful midday lunch. plenty of sun. 79 degrees. we'll stay right around 79, 80

in the day. ride home looking quiet. 83 inland. sunset at 7:21. let's get you on the roads. >> some good news, that disabled vehicle in o'neill tunnel has been cleared. in medford, you're going to hit some slow spots. as you can see when you approach the tunnel, it's moving pretty good on the zakim breathe. the leverett connector is a hill heavy. an articlier accident that's been cleared has lefteh randolph and up to 128 with a delay of about 25 minutes. 28 or 138 are good options this morning. chris. >> all right. thank you very much. new overnight, fire crews in pitsfield battling fast-moving flames and explosions. there fire started inside the jb paperer company last night. officials say there were a lot of flammable products inside. no one was hurt. the fire chief says the fire is suspicious because there's no electricity going to the building. a developing story now from new hampshire.

it happened yesterday afternoon at profile falls in bristol. the children ages 7, 8, 10, and 13 were playing in the we are when one of them started to struggle. a relative jumped in to help. he went under and did not resurface. good samaritans rescued the children and pulled the adult's body from the water. a father accused of stockpiling weapons. >> and making serious threats against police, muslims and the president. anna meiler very latest. anna, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, kate. neighbors look on in shock as the fbi raided this home here in holliston and found a stockpile of weapons and officials say this man was getting ready to use them. the homeowner 40-year-old joseph garguilo appeared in federal court on monday. officials say they found parts to make an ar-15 rifle, ammunition, tasers, mace guns, and materials inside home.

police officers, and members of the islamic faith. he allegedly stated he wanted to plant a bomb in a police station and burn down a mosque. his defense attorney says these accusations aren't true but neighbors say they've always had a bad feeling about him. >> he's very distressed over this. as i told you upstairs, he denies all these allegations. he denies making any threats to anybody. he's a father of two wonderful children. >> to me, he was bomb. and he was so explosive in his nature with his words, his actions, that i stayed away from him. >> reporter: a law enforcement source says the fbi is now going through his computers to collect more evidence. he will be back in court tomorrow for a de -- deattention hearing. >> anna thank you. today crews will be installing new safety barrier outside a newton restaurant that was the site of a deadly crash.

this morning. nicole. >> reporter: chris, this is the intersection with that vehicle came ramming through and then slammed right into the sweet tomatoes restaurant. there are cones now there but concrete barriers will soon replace those. i want to get you some video from that deadly day in march. you can see it was absolute destruction and chaos. two people were killed, search others injured during the busy dinner rush. the city recently approved concrete safety devices to be installed. experts say these barriers can save lives. taking it another look here on washington street, we are told the construction here outside of the restaurant is set to begin today. there's no word on when the restaurant will reopen. that's the very latest from newton. nicole jacobs, wbz this morning. terrifying moments for a

missing a mother and two children. a car shot that -- the bullet came dangerously close to the family epinside. luckily no one was hurt. the security camera did capture some of the grainy surveillance video but police say they cannot identify the car. >> lay down on the bed, and the car drive in here and so she got so panicked and she start to cry and we call -- and she called the police. >> reporter:. >> police are analyzing the bullet they recovered from the home hoping it will help them find the shooter. today marks one year sin the new hampshire woman was killed while out for a walk. no arrests have been made in connection with the murder of denise robert. police have gone door to door searching for information in manchester new hampshire with little being made public about the investigation. they're still asking the public

a quincy police lieutenant has been indicted on charges he defrauded his own department. 51-year-old thomas corliss collected double pay by working double shifts that overlapped on multiple occasions back in 2015. they also claim he collected his regular pay while on vacation. defrauding the police department out of more than $10,000. some controversial comments from secretary of state john kerry in bangladesh on a stop in the country's capital, kerry told reporters, quote, perhaps service if they didn't cover it quite as much. kerry was talking about terrorism. he expressed his concerns about terrorism in south asia after a series of militant attacks. 20 people including 17 foreigners were killed in an attack at a popular restaurant last month. an tone wiener at the center of another sexting scandal. this time it's costing him his marriage. and while he is yet again the butt of many jokes, or john keller explains why this is anything but a laughing matter.

everything. a successful career on the rise, a beautiful wife, and more recently a healthy son. but after his latest sexting scandal, this one including an inappropriate picture of himself with a little boy asleep nearby, it's all gone, or soon will be. izz his political career is long gone. his wife, a top aide to hillary clinton is levering him. and after his latest display of abysmal judgment, you can deliberations will go. and after two previous appalling episodes where the former congressman was caught texting with strange women the jokes all but write themselves. while enjoy a good laugh, i don't find this especially amusing. anthony weiner is at best an addict, at worst, he's suffering from a serious mental illness. medical experts still argue over whether or not sexting is a

risky behavior, even after the sexter is publically humiliated anned damage to career and family relationships is clear, well that's all a sign of serious personal problems. and how many times do we have to see stories of the damage sexting can do to people before we stop giggling about it. anthony weiner is not an especially sympathetic character. he was a harsh angry partisan in congress self-inflicted. but we live in a age where mental illness is just starting to get the serious sober attention and understanding it requires. it would be a shame if wiener's pathetic saga were to set back that progress. if you have a comment to share, do so use twitter. a wrong line couple -- brookline is hoping a person who slashed their sign -- their

open by a vandal. the whole incident was caught on their home surveillance cameras. now the couple says they feel violated. >> i feel like they invaded my territory. i feel that people have no right to come on my property. >> not the first time the frankels say their sign was vandalized. earlier this summer they claim someone splashed paint on it. christians are expected to crowd the common today to hear the son of billy graham speak. franklin graham will lead a mass decision america tour telling people to get out and vote in november. graham has -- hasn't endorsed a candidate but expressed at mir ration for donald trump. hollywood mourning the loss of gene wilder. wilder starred in films like young franken stein and willy wonka. his family says he died in connecticut from complications of alzheimer's. a new development in the soaring cost of the epipen. the drugmaker will now offer a

it will sell for $300. that's half the price of the brand name. the generic version will be available in several weeks from now. also on health watch this morning, possible progress in a fight against chronic fatigue syndrome. researchers say they've identified a key chemical characteristic in the blood of chronic fatigue syndrome patients similar to a state of hieber nation. researchers hope the new discovery will eventually lead to faster and more a morning. still to come, a rough start to the school year. >> the district scaling back on bus service. the reason behind the move. >>en athe multi million dollars mystery in new hampshire. the big announcement today from the store for a jack -- where a

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. a big winner claiming their prize enter the nearly half a billion dollar powerball jacket in new hampshire. >> here's the thing. it's not the ticket holder but rather the store that sold the winning ticket. today the super market will receive a check for epiphany thousand dollars -- $75,000. they plan to donate it to charity.

there, who is holding the winning ticket? that winner has a year to come forward. >> who are they? is i want to know who they are and they need to come forward, i can't take it anymore. >> come talk to us before you turn it in. >> we will help you decide what to do with your money. the question is, who is that person and when are they coming forward? >> they're keeping it a secret. they're trying to be private. i don't know. >> that's great the store is donating it to dhart. a number of 90 we hit 90 in boston yesterday. so that's more than the average. more than last year. more than 2014. last time we had this many was back in ten where we had 25 90 degree days. beautiful, comfortable start to the day. we're running in the 50s for many of us. 64 in boston. middle to upper 50s through the southshore. 60 in hyannis right now and 53 in new bedford. the dew point has dropped as

the sun is shinning. it's going to be with us from start to finish today. a few clouds mix in at times. next chance of any wet weather is the -- -- with the disturbance in the midwest. it will bring us a threat for wet weather wednesday night. highs today 80 at coast. so that wind offed ocean has an impact. 85 in bedford. 84 in fitchburg. 80 in jaffrey. upper 70s in wooster. recess, by the 82 in plymouth. 84 in taunton. 75 to 80 for most of us from chatham to nantucket to cape cod. tomorrow, the heat coming back. it's going to be muggy too, around 90. partly sunny skies. a southwest breeze and there's a threat for some wet weather but it doesn't come in until overnight. so i think tomorrow is mainly dry. rays in town for two more games. 78 tonight.

1:35 first pitch tomorrow. sun and clouds tomorrow morning. any showers or storms are going to be focused mainly to our north tomorrow. this is the map overnight on wednesday. so some showers and thunderstorms do move in. there will be some showers around for thursday morning's commute and then as the cold front crosses the region slowly on thursday, there will be a threat for scattered showers and thunderstorms. nothing all that substantial or widespread. the greatest risk of some downpours will be along and south of the mass pike thursday afternoon and eveni wider picture here. 92 -- not a named storm right now. hurricane gaston category two, going to swirl out to sea. these are the two we're going to watch. tropical depression 8 and 9. both of these likely to become tropical storms potentially later on today. looks like tropical depression

skirt the outer banks of the carolinas. looks beautiful, though, write sun sthooin -- bright sunshine. >> daniel, lots of traffic to our north especially on 93 south into the city. pretty much all the way from wilmington all the way into boston. you are bumper to bumper. drive time is about 40 minutes just to make it through that stretch. you can also see there's some traffic on route three through lowell and hums ford. there is also heavy delays on 24 no dofrl. traffic is backed up from exit 17 all the way to 128. there is about a 25 minute delay there. >> thank you very much. developing news in new hampshire. police are investigating after a man drowned trying to safe four children. this happened at profile falls. the children ages 7, 8, 10, and 13 were playing in the water when one of them started to struggle. a 39-year-old relative jumped in to help. he went under and did not resurface. some people nearby rescued the

from the water. checking your other top stories this morning. a holliston father of two charged with stockpiling weapons and making serious threats. >> he appeared in federal court yesterday. the fbi raided his home after getting a tip that he had the parts to make an ar-15 and was stockpiling weapons including guns, tasers an mace. garguilo was accused of threatening to attack, police, muslim and president obama. a hearing will be held tomorrow. crews will be installing they were excavating outside sweet tomatoes yesterday. the barriers are being put in place to prevent another crash like the one in march. a sign of the door says they will reopen this summer. students heading back to class today. but some of them will have to find a new way to get there. according to the globe, mall den is dropping school bus service for some students. the decision will impact about 120 of the 6500 students in the area. officials tell the globe this is

school department which is facing a $2.5 million budget gap. this will save about $400,000. well, still ahead for us this morning, practice problems for some local high school football players. >> we will tell you about the surprising way several teammates were injured on the field. >> and a local roche celebrating an olympic victory. how her training and the water here in boston helped her bring

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too hot to handle the football players are back at place after several players got bliftered from touched field. it was a combination of tough exercise on turf that was too hot. synthetic football fields retain heat and during an exercise called bear crawl, several players got burned. >> every kid got medical help and you know we just had no idea. never seen it before in 26 years of coaching. >> the school stopped practices and even put the coaches on paid leave while they investigated. practice is now back on and players and coaches are back on the field. >> a special homecoming for a massachusetts silver medalist. gevvie stone who trained here in boston has come back from the olympics where they finished second place in the single skulls. when asked if her career is over, stone says she can't imagine her life without the sport. >> i won't ever walk away from it completely. i hope i'm involved with it.

one day. >> stone said she was so nervous on race day she woke up at 2:30 in the morning and couldn't even eat breakfast. a new honor for the most decorated athlete in olympic history. wheatie's will introduce a lifetime achievement award box. the swimmer won six medals bringing his total to 28. 23 of them, by the way, are gold medals. >> i think that gets you on the wheatie >> i think so too. seriously. time for a closer look at what's coming up at 7:00 on cbs this morning. >> morning, nora. >> reporter: the newest fall out in the anthony weiner texting scandal and how it impacts the clinton campaign. we'll talk with mark leaf owe vitch who interviewed weiner last month. and melody hobson gives us a closer look at a.m. ston's new expert. >> thank you, up next the new

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the endangered animal is most common in the warm waters. this is only the third sighting off a manatee. >> not to be outdone the largest creatures on earth making a slash to our north. whale watchers spotted two blue whales last week. blue whales are endangered and can can grow over 100 feet in length. they rarely venture in our area from northern canada. >> we have a southern visitor and a northern visitor. >> i'm telling you. this is the place to >> we need a boat. that's what we need to do. get out on the water, take in all thee sights. >> i think we can do that. >> today, 84 inland. right around 80 at the coast. so it's not as hot as yesterday. tomorrow turns muggy. there will be a chance of a late day thunderstorm. around 90 degrees. that will be the 21st time we've hit it in boston if we can do it tomorrow. then we turn cooler to end the week. i don't think anybody is going

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good morning, it is tuesday, august 30th, 2016, welcome to "cbs this morning." new details about the separation of hillary clinton's top aid from her husband, anthony weiner, after the former congressman's new sexting scandal. donald trump tries to make it a campaign issue. and the fbi warns that hackers could target the election after reported cyber breaches in two states. top senate leader says the threat of russia manipulating results is real. also this morning, unlikely match creates an unbreakable bond. wisconsin judge receives a life-saving kidney transplant. but we begin this morning