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will live from the channel for studios in boston, this is wbz news this morning. good morning everybody. is 6:00 the morning on the september 4. i am kerry connolly along with barry burbank this morning. good morning. >> how are you this morning? >> very good.

are saying "hip, hip, hooray." >> it was still cool this morning. >> did you that your heat on on the seats? i yes i put the heat on. it was cold.>> let's go to days. gary, let's go out to adams, massachusetts. let's see what is happening at the elementary school where it is 47 degrees this morning. boston. let's go way down to the south coast at the ford middle school and see that it is 60 degrees they are right now. it is a cool, clear, crisp morning. would hardly ever know we're still talking about this tropical feature down on the coast. it is not designated as a full- fledged tropical storm anymore but it looks like nothing.

to get its act together again. it is still going to give us some rain. today, we have a beautiful day coming up. patches of clouds coming in over the cape. overall, we will call it sunny to partly cloudy, especially down there. 70 at the coast. 76 inland. northeast wind will freshen. as high as 35 milesas high as 35 miles per hour down along the cape in the islands. we will have rains tomorrow. here is the deal on the storm. it is right out in here and it will be looping around and will have some high seas coming and sees will be building today. tomorrow, tuesday, and into wednesday will be rub out there. it will be the windiest on the cape and those periods -- with those periods of rain. we will talk about the storm, we will have the details and show you everything about hermine. that gives us some really hot

on the shores of the cape and buzzards bay, people are taking the tropical storm warning seriously. some areas could see storms a strong this 68 68 miles per hour. jim smith has more this morning. -- >> reporter: all has come in the harbor. it has been hit hard by hurricanes before. tonight, some people are taking their boats in including brian butler. >> everybody el i don't want to be the loan full left in the water. i don't think it will be as bad of in east blow here, but things can change. >> you never know, and i could put it back in next week. we had somebody put in anchor into his -- into the water. >> the problem is that it is the wind. it is going to stall of of the coast here. if there are north easterners

it will be. when gusting to 40 or whatever, you need extra protection on your boat and more anchorage. >> many areas were walloped by hurricane bob 25 years ago and other hurricanes even earlier in history. that is why every time a storm is approaching, the locals keep a huge i on the clouds. >> that split and they were much close to. you could see them down onto the right there. >> it is an unusual cloud pattern. i've never seen a cloud pattern like this before except when there is a hurricane approaching. we will see what happens. we had a fair amount of activity down here on mattapoisett. in mattapoisett, i am jim smith, wbz this morning. barry and the rest of our weather team will be tracking

our facebook page on twitter and on our website. cbs boston.calm. meanwhile, we are following breaking news this morning. a big day for mother teresa at the vatican as the pope is honoring her memory by declaring her a saint. a live look with you right now at a gathering at st. peter's square for the canonization of the famous nun. pope francis is making her the model of his juvenile -- jubilee of mercy. it could have more than 100,000 people attending. a two- year-old girl fell into a fire pit and suffered second and third degree burns. it happened at a birthday party on bridle road last time. the girl was airlifted to mass general and shriners hospital where she is said to be in stable condition. a driver is dead after a crash in concorde.

police and fire responded to the 1800 block of main street. the victim went off of the road and hit a tree. police do not think that speed or alcohol were factors. just a day after they recalled 2 1/2 million of its galaxy note 7 cell phones, one exploded in massachusetts. medics woke up to a new note 7 phone on fire. sean penn lands has the story this morning >> the screen was blown out. >> this is left of a samsung's seven cell phone. >> the phone was melted. it looked like it exploded.>> reporter: dana roads was heading into work sunday morning when smoke from the friends triggered fire alarms. they said the coworker was

when he was on it, he would've gotten hurt. serious burns or whatever. >> it is scary. with the tech knowledge he these days, this should not happen. >> this happened 24 hours less than the 2.5 million people who have galaxy s7. crews responded to the fire alarm. captain. charles flanagan says because it involved electronic merchandise, he plans to share this case with the state fire marshal. >> it is pretty alarming. that could happen to any of us. >> i will not charge my phone until a solution is found. shaun tait land, wbz this morning. new breaking news this morning. the suspect in the vehicle wanted for the fatal hit-and-

suspect was placed under arrest and is being held at the state police barracks in milton. information about the suspects identity and the specific charges will be released later this morning. a bridge on the new hampshire, maine border stuck in the up position. why officials say it could be one year before drivers can expect their route to be for sport -- restored. it is 6:10 am. we hope you have a nice weekend. you have one more day off. barry has the full forecast for you we are glad you are with us. new clients? let's go meet them soon. in person, we could read the room. on the phone, you're just a voice. yeah, i'm good. for fast rewards,

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we will have a subtropical system and it will throw clouds back at us. clouds will come back from the southeast. it will stay nice and sunny with a few scattered clouds west of boston. the rain bands are far offshore. the rain bands may come off -- may move on to the cape tomorrow morning. some locally, heavy rains cannot be ruled out. areas farther north of boston will have hardly anything at all. this will work westward. sc shower ben smith into massachusetts, they will dry up out in here in dry up to sprinkles and be done in western and northern new england a slept on -- except on the maine and new hampshire coast. we will have these spiral bands

there will also be times when the winds will be picking up as well. right now, we are looking at possibly a more than an inch over southeastern massachusetts dropping off to virtually nothing in western and northern new england. this forecast has not changed over the last few days. the highest winds will be on the cape. the highest winds will likely happen overnight slowly unwinding and becoming less gusty on tuesday. i'm not expecting any serious coastal flooding. there could be some mining -- minor flashover. the tide heights over the next few days are not necessarily all that high. this war -- the storm is whirling around and giving rough surf. giving some high rain at points in massachusetts. it does have 65 miles per hour

continues for cape cod. not a warning yet. we will keep you posted in case that is upgraded later today. years he 70 accuweather forecast showing how it warms up northwest of boston if the sun comes out -- comes out. it could be 90 up to 95 for wednesday, thursday, friday, and saturday. >> that is crazy, barry burbank. coming up, we will tell you where donald trump traveled to yesterday and tell hillary clinton is trying to distance herself from her email scandal.

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welcome back. to presidential campaigns with very different agendas. donald trump travel to detroit where he tried to jump -- drum up support of the african- american community. hillary clinton tried to distance herself from the email scandal. greg boswell has the latest from washington.>> reporter: donald trump left his hands while a choir sang gospel music during his visit to an african- american church fix the problems facing the black community across america. >> i am here today to learn so that we can remedy injustice in any form. >> reporter: it is the first time that trump has addressed a large black audience since winning the nomination. the pastor wrapped a special shaw around trump. protesters gathered with signs saying "no hate and the white

supporters. >> guess what. donald trump should be in jail too. -- >> reporter: clinton documents show that her memory was body when agents questioned her about emails from her personal account. clinton said she did not remember any males it should not of been on an system. she relied on using state officials when handling classified information. clinton's campaign say that is why the justice department decided not to move forward. right boswell, cbs news, washington. president obama has landed in china for the final g-7 summit. they gave signed versions for

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barry burbank. we're glad you are waking up with us this morning. a cooler morning but it is beautiful. >> they call it invigorating, chris. >> take a look at this lovely shot on our wsbk weather bad network. the camera shot the we have from them way for, no games at fenway park. the sox will not be ck that we get to look at the camera out there all the time. look at this lovely sunrise in boston. it is 62 degrees. a nice morning out there. it is cooler than that in many locations in the deeper valleys. we have had some upper 40s this morning. a little bit of fog in a few of those spots. over some of the ponds and swaps, a little fog settling over there, but that will be burning off over there. this does not look like much this morning does it? this is hermine down here. the center is at 300 miles to the south of eastern long

it will start to get it back together again. is still has strong winds down here. we have mostly clear sky. high, thin cloudiness can hardly be seen. for the most of the day, it will be fine. it may turn partly cloudy in southeastern massachusetts and may turn mostly cloudy down near the cape when winds go up to 35 miles per hour with gusts down there. feeling cool as with the high tide at 2 pm. 70 get the coast and it should be showery tomorrow. showery rains along the coastal plains. we will have some rough served as the winds start ramping up. the position of that storm should be about like that tomorrow. tuesday, it makes a closer path but will be any weakening mode at that point. finally, it will be moving away.

not too bad out there now but will be building. thank you so much. time to check our top stories this half hour. boston police have made a deadly -- an arrest in a deadly hit-and-run. a woman was killed while walking on morton street in mattapan. the police have found the driver and is in custody at the state police barracks in milton. we expect to learn more information about charges later this morning. just a day after samsung announced the release of their galaxy seven samsung -- their galaxy seven, action medics were headed in for a switch change when smoke triggered a fire alarm as a new samsung seven note phone caught on fire. their coworker was sleeping when the accident happened. no one was hurt and samsung

taking place this week. chris vancleave takes a look at how this new tourist destination could change the game altogether. >> santa clara seems like a unusual place to take off from these. >> reporter: more than -- seven, 10 flights a day from as 110 daily at -- at airports across the island. that could be a tall order. in santa clara, many taxis are moved by these horses. walking out of the airport on wednesday, yarbrough rosa is already on flight and an already -- and it is an emotional visit.

she was on every birthday. it is like it was all put together by this flight today. >> reporter: they have offered fares as low as $99. undercutting the charter flights that the us flights currently charge. >> this will make travel much easier and much more affordable. that will encourage even people who travel. so hard for americans to go for decades, it does not take very long to get there. it is only 45 minute flight. following the obama illustrations loosening of flight restrictions, the americans coming to cuba has surged 84% this year. cubans bill like the coming of americans could change an island that has been frozen in time. that was crisp and clean.

we have the highlights from oakland in a big offensive performance for the stocks. barry? we have a beautiful day coming up for today. although the winds will be wrapping up sometime this afternoon. tomorrow, we will have spiral bands of showers coming in from the ocean and strong winds coming up for tomorrow thanks to hermine. that we assess to the trivia for this hour. what is the latest formin tropical cyclone -- atlantic tropical cyclone for this season? >> was it cary, was it tisha, was wilma, or was it zika? -- zita? we will have the answer coming up with our

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besides last night's big win, the patriots cut players yesterday. -- >> reporter: it is often possible on the field for the sox. it is not been so much off the field. john wright had a meeting with john this season is in question. he entered his pitching shoulder on august 7 when he was used as a pinch runner and he jammed it diving back to the back. it is also being reported that right will seek a second opinion soon. to football and the players who were cut yesterday, they are hoping to get signed to a practice squad today.

had a solid rookie season in 2013 but did not do much after that. he only played in 12 games and had 16 catches in the last 16 -- in the last two years. keyshawn martin and defensive lineman gino grissom, markus kuhn, and joe villano. they be this was a surprise. the pats released the running back who led the patriots in rushing yards this preseason when he could not crack the running backup devolution and free agent trey von lebron was also let go. they are hoping they will sign with other practice squads this afternoon. danny has been working his way back from injuries but the team chose not to put him on the public list. that is what we are required to be released for the next six

cartage -- college football, the change in the first play of the first quarter, john hillman takes a rock. he is gone. 73 yards to the house. he believed with 112 yards and 12 carries. they are tied at seven. >> tied in the fourth, the eagles were up 14-7. they could not hold the lead. up 14-10 in the final the yellow jackets take the lead with 35 seconds to go. bc loses a heartbreaker, 17-14. a -- rust escapes. the sac, runs it in from the five. florida pulled away late. they win 24-7.

shot is good for eagle kevin chapelle. at the half-point -- at the halfway point, 11 under. hopkinson's john current. he had six straight birdies on his way to a 66. he made the cut. he will be back out there today. reds after four games, they breakthrough. one armadillo since his game. they win the match, for -mill. 11, thank you. we had to break with live pictures from st. peter's square this morning. the pope riding around in a pope mobile. look at all of those people. what is the big deal?

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welcome back. it is 6:47 am. our cutest video of the morning comes from atlanta. that is where linlin gave birth to twin pandas yesterday morning. the first came just before 730

she had twins a few years ago. no names have been announced just yet. we were mentioning earlier that they are so smart. they put one twin in at a time with mama so that they have their for -- their together time. so no one is neglected. >> i could watch that all day long. >> i could put -- that is with one and the other half of the day with the other. >> of course. what is going on? a beautiful day ahead that we love. a nice sunday. we will see how cool it was this morning by going to the wbz weather watchers. it is pretty nippy out there on the september morning. it is hard to imagine we have a tropical system not far away. hopkins according to eric's 48 degrees. karen in westminster got down

joe. arnold in hanover, he has 55 for a low temperature this morning. these are the other numbers around. mostly in the 50s. there are a few 40s and the deeper valleys where the radiation cooling was at a premium across most of the northeast. it is refreshing and feeling really good with mid-40s in midshipman 50s. it is warmer on cape cod because a little bit of w the ocean is actually helping to keep the cape warmer with that northeast wind blowing it 10 up to 15 miles per hour in some spots. it will be going up into the mid-70s along the coast this afternoon. i doubt it gets too much about 70, but i think it will be pleasant although feeling cool this afternoon. the wind will go to 15 up to 35 miles per hour.

right back to new england. it will be sizzling the second half of the week. in the meantime, we will talk about hermine. it is what the national hurricane center classifies as a post cyclical -- a post tropical depression cyclone. compared to what it was doing yesterday, it is going to get it back togr level support in the next 24 hours. watch the timestamp. it starts to bit more cloudiness back into the southeast while the rest of the region has sunny with just a few clouds. in the early morning hours tomorrow, 130 in the early morning hours tomorrow, 1:30 am and then 5:30 am in the morning. your come the first spiral bands pivoting toward boston. following a part two sprinkles as it moves into central

rotate like this. some areas north and west will not get much rain at all. there will be plenty of rain offshore. it is just catching the northwest plank of one of these bans. some places could get around one it. one of the models they are predicting is it amounts to up to an inch around here. we will have stronger winds and those winds will pick up 30 to 50 miles per hour on the south shore and south coast of the cape pierce -- through time. temperatures will heat up, as i showed you. it will be in the low to middle 90s the second half of the upcoming week. especially thursday, friday, saturday. even wednesday could be high. we will see increasing serve for tomorrow. certainly some beach erosion. as far as coastal flooding, it seems to be minimal at this point because the schedule tied

the seas will be building. tropical storm watches up for the cape in the south rhode island coast line. it is just a watch. will let you know if that is upgraded by the national weather service. here is the tribute for this hour. what is the name of the latest forming atlantic tropical cyclone in the season? the latest forming would it be carey, tisha, wilma, or z death? -- or zita >> i am going with zita. you are right. >> that is from the greek alphabet. back in 2005, we had so many tropical cyclones -- we had 28 of them -- we had to go to the greek alphabet. that is the last one that formed in september 2005. that was a crazy year. >> that is unfair.

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that the jerry lewis telethon was as much a part of the labor day holiday weekend as that of the last bbq of the summer. what is up with jerry lewis now? he is 90 years old, but he is still on the move even if he is moving slower. sunday mornings tracy smith caught up with him.>> reporter: how are you? >> i am good. i am getting over not walking. it is rough. >> it is got to bed comedian. >> it is frustrating as hell. the like my daughter said, dad, would you have light not to make 90? i said no, i am very happy. >> reporter: he is a bit less mobile but for jerry lewis not walking does not mean that not working. [music] in his latest film, max roads,

cope with the death of his wife. >> you breathe nicer then anyone i have ever seen in my life. >> why -- why max roads? i because i fell in love with max roads. >> reporter: in his role, his facial expressions say it all. then again, ey so common a legend jerry lewis. a look at 'star trek' at 50 and ballooning the ultimate summer high. it is all straight ahead right here on wbz.

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good morning, this morning we are tracking tropical storm hermine. the storm causing trees to crash into homes in charleston south carolina. roads in atlantic beach north carolina are flooded and from florida to virginia hundreds of thousands of people have no power. well, now, the storm is moving up the east coast and

already under tropical storm watches. good morning. glad you're joining us. we're joined by barry burbank to tell us what's going on out there. >> nothing. things will change. it's not going to be terrible be -- i want you to look out and see what's happening this morning. isn't that beautiful. >> wow, perfect shot. >> the revs played the the name of the team? any way they played against colorado and won last night 2-0. beautiful of this morning they stadium and really nice all over new england. we've got upper 40s in the deeper valleys. this doesn't look like much does it? at the present time it doesn't

the region but not much today although the wind will pick up today and we'll see more clouds starting to back in this afternoon. so up around 76 away from the coast, 70 at the coast. northeast breeze gets you gusty and then the strongest winds tomorrow 20 to 50 towards the coast down over the cape and then bend toward boston during the day. high seas will be and tuesday. more details on all of this and a look at some really hot weather coming. i'll see you in a few minutes. >> colorado rapids. people are getting ready. last night many pulled their boats are boats out of the water

>> i don't want to be the lone fool left in the water. i don't think it's going to be that bad here, but, you know, you never know and i could put it back in next weekend. >> better safe than sorry. with expected wind gusts at 30 0 40 miles an hour and strong surf just about everyone says it's better safe than sorry. look for updates on o weather app. on our facebook page and on other website. we're following breaking news now. boston police just made an arrest in a deadly hit and run. investigators say at around 10:40 last night a woman was hit and killed while walking. police found the vehicle involved and the driver overnight. the driver is now in custody. we expect to learn more information about charges

well, it is a disturbing trend dot workers hit by cars in work zones. a crew closed down part of the road for a downed tree. that's when investigators say a driver crashed into the work zone hit a sign and then the workers car. >> most of the work zone crashes this summer have been oui related but distractions are a huge problem. pe a paying attention to what they're doing behind the wheel. >> police are still investigating. no word if the driver will face any charges. and breaking news out of afghanistan this morning at least 36 people including women and children were killed when the bus they were ridding in hit a fuel tanker. 25 others were seriously injured. investigators say both drivers

summit. he addressed the review are few gee crisis and spoke about the ongoing relationship between the u.s. and the united kingdom. >> the bottom line is that we don't have a stronger partner anywhere in the world than the united kingdom and despite you know, the turbulence of political events over the last several months we have e continues. >> leaders from the 20 nations participating posed for a family photo of sorts this morning. new overnight a special day at the vatican. mother teresa has just been elevated to sainthood. the tiny nun cared for the come of the world's poorest people, 100,000 people gathered for sunday mass.

to see a very special american flag on exhibit in boston. for the past few months this flag has been on display at the common we'll museum. it's more than 230 years old and is one of the oldest u.s. flags in existence. here's a picture. it's believed the flag flue at e during the remember. coming up frightening moments for everyone onboard after a boat crashes right into some rocks, how a stranger stepped up to save the day. >> plus a hot new smart phone too hot to handle, the dangerous

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some local paramedics just discovered first hand why samsung is recalling 2 and a half million of it's new smart phones. action ambulance medics woke up to find their phone on fire. >> it was pretty scorched, the screen was all blown up, the

phone. it caught fire while charging overnight. action ems paramedics were heading into work saturday morning for a shift change when smoke from the phone triggered the fire alarms. >> if that exploded when he was on it he definitely would have gotten hurt, serious burns or whatever. >> it was scary. not something i'm used to. wite technology these days this shouldn't have happened. >> this happened 24 hours after a worldwide recall was announced after reports that the devices could catch fire while charging. samsung released the smart phone less than a month ago. >> this is the first time it's happen here. >> crews responded to the fire alarm. >> it's pretty alarming, you know, because that could happen to any of us. >> i ain't going to charge my

>> that smart phone cost $850. samsung replacement phones should be available in about 2 weeks. >> the company is also giving customers a $25 gift card. well, a pug is safe this morning after getting struck in a drainage pipe. she got away friday afternoon and when she was spotted yesterday the dog from chester new hampshire hid in pipe. an animal control officer crawled into the pipe to get her out. that dedication. and after a nice clean bath the pug was in better spirits. can't you tell by his face? good for her going in there and getting him. swell well, september is here and for many of you that means picking an apple picking day. coming up it could be hard to find that perfect spot for the sweet fall treat.

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well our extreme drought may cause issues at new england apple orchards while there are still enough to go around for

taking away the option this year and bringing their apples directly to the market. we saw a warmer than average february and march as you know as well as a cold spell in april. that on top of dry summer may have an impact. boy the crazy weather has an impact on everything. >> it really does. northern new england has had a decent amount of rain over the last couple of months. >> yeah, that helps. >> much more than we've had down to help the cause. so good morning. >> good morning. >> the reason i'm showing the number of 90-degree days we've had in boston is because we have more coming. can you believe it? i think boston has a shot of getting at least 2 more 90-degree days coming up later this week and maybe more than that. we've had 20 so far. so we've been -- we're predictir this was going to be a very hot summer.

has been that. 61 in boston. wind blowing at 12 miles an houe temperatures isn't going to go up a great deal along the coast today because the winds are going to be coming from the ocean. it will be ramping up this afternoon getting stronger. so it's going to be a little coolish. these are the temperatures right now. there have been some spots which got down to the upper 40s this morning nation we're seeing temperatures which are going to be getting close to 90 here, and that surge of heat and humidity is going to be coming back to new england later this week. meantime high pressure is in control to the north. sort of a blocking mechanism going on and even though the storm is moving the remains of hermine is getting trapped and not going to be able to go much for a while. by late this morning a few little

show up. down the cape a few other patches of lower clouds. today goes up to the middle 70s inland. and again, partly cloudy then turning cloudier down here and that the cloud cover is going to have a tendency to move. we're looking at that rain and that the going to be pretty heavy off shore and we'll get some spiral bands of rain moving into southeastern apart as they move into central portions of the area tomorrow. as far as rain goes there's one model that's increasing the amount of rain it's predicting more than a half inch. and i think that's possible in some locations that more than a half inch will occur. the wind will ramp up to 15 to 35 late today stay up all night and go to as high as 45 to 55 in gusts, just gusts tomorrow and 35 to 45 near boston points south.

periods of rain in eastern massachusetts and especially southeastern massachusetts as post tropical cyclone hermine moves off to the northeast. warnings still up and down the coast and a tropical storm watch still remains here. and we'll be watching the storm for a while and moves away by the middle part of the week. my forecast shows the rains coming in from the southeast tomorrow. local downpours briefly in some spots, not a huge amount of rain t can get. some areas get nothing. then we get out of this by middle week. 91, 95, 92, 95, hot stuff coming. >> i practiced my cannonball yesterday. well, summer fun doesn't have to be over because kids are back in school. the new indoor outdoor water park just opened.

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hi, ladies. we've got beautiful wanda, boa and tony. we're going to start with wanda. she's not up for adoption. she was on the pet parade a few months ago. we got some really bad news. tell us what's going on. >> a couple weeks ago she was rushed into emergency surgery and had part of her liver spleen removed and we got some bad news from that it is an aggressive form of cancer. so she's currently not up for adoption. she's on hospice. they're saying she may only have months to live. so we're going to treat her and give her everything we can to hopefully extend her time with us as much as possible. so right now we're trying to create some funds to cover her really expensive surgery and her

>> all right. so you definitely need some donations to help her. and you've decided you're going to keep her and take care of her and hope that you can get her that extended life that she needs. >> absolutely. >> it breaks my heart to think about this. she's a beautiful girl and so loving and heartbreaking. >> only 7. >> this happens to a lot of people and very expensive task to endure but when you love them you do your best and do what can. all right then we have boey, boey is up for adoption. he's a beauty. it's all right, tell us about him. >> he's 2 years old. he came to us, he was an owner surrender. the family couldn't take care of him properly. he's great with kids, dogs. he's all-around a good guy. >> just a loveable boy. >> and he's strong.

>> is he a puller. >> he's calm. he's like for such a strong dog loves his walks he'll be like a few inches away from you walk for 4 miles in the morning and easiest dog i've ever had to walk. >> he just wants to be by your side. all right he'll make a good family dog. and last but certainly not least we have to separate them because they were playing like crazy. so we wanted to keep it cal tell us about tony. >> tony is 4 years old he was a stray. he is an absolute cuddle, bug, loves to give lots of kisses is great with children and is good with submissive female dog. easy to walk, just

>> cats, do we know? >> i think he's a know with cats. >> okay. most of them are. >> yes. >> i know my dogs are chasing my poor cat. >> we have some that are but the ones we have today are not. >> what do we do if anybody is interested in tony or boey or helping out poor little wanda as well. >> you can email us or you can also just go to our website. . >> all right. very good. we want to do our homeward-boun. hope k-9 a couple months ago was layla. she got a new family after being on the pet parade. thank you so much to the family for bringing her home. and we hope for the best for tony and boey and of course i want to thank you for doing just a wonderful job with wanda because she's a special girl.

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good morning. rise and shine. 7:30 on a sunday morning. it's labor day weekend already. good morning, everybody. we're glad you're we're talking about our all important holiday weekend forecast. today looking nice. >> i like these crisp september mornings they're awesome. >> september morning. >> yeah, sing it. >> i can't sing. >> come on. i'll tell you how cool it was this morning, let's go to the -- >> look at you trying to throw me off. we've got low temperatures from the wbz

part of club 48 this morning down to 48 degrees and not too far from boston in concord 48. so the rest of the region right now starting to see temperatures which are starting to go up a little bit, low to mid-50s, 61 in boston. look at this here as we put everything in motion regarding hermine. it's classified as a but it doesn't look like much right now. it's going to continue to redevelop down here and it going to slow down and affecting us. not much today. sunshine giving way to partly c. gets gusty over the coast down to 35 miles an hour later this afternoon and rain tomorrow along the coastal plains. the gusty winds will be along the coast 25 to 50 miles an hour.

will be building with him. a look ahead to some hot weather. meanwhile tropical storm hermine is gaining strength in the atlantic as it spins off the east coast. parts of new england should start feeling the effects this morning and tomorrow will be a wet done. the storm has already caused hundreds of thousands of power outages in the southeast. boston police arrested a driver in connection with a deadly hit and run. a woman was no word on the victim's identify. and some local ambulance workers woke up to a fiery discovery. a new smart phone exploded. samsung just recalled 2 and a half million phones because the batteries can catch fire while charging. fire investigators in maine are trying to figure out what sparked a blaze that killed several animals. the owner of this home wasn't there when the fire started so neighbors rushed

animals but it was too late, dogs, cats, birds and even some goats all died in the blaze. a 16-year old rabbit did make it out. a bridge connecting portsmith will come down earlier than expected. the bridge was closed when it got stuck in the up position. it was originally scheduled to close in november and now they'll start tearing down next month. the new $172 million bridge for the route 1 bypass won't be ready until september of next year. officials say there's no way to speed up that time line unfortunately. and a bridge in cape codd has a new came in honor of an american hero. the bridge has been renamed and dedicated to army sergeant mark veccione. he was the first killed in action

the tank he was on hit a road side bomb. 4 people are in the hospital this morning after a chain reaction crash outside a concert in southern california. investigators say an elderly man was driving through the parking lot when he hit a fence, another car and then several pedestrians. the man then hit an empty police cruiser pushing it onto a lawn where that hit several other people. really no indication that the driver was drunk. in north dakota the protest of a $3.8 billion oil pipeline turned pretty violent. 4 private security guards and 2 dogs were hurt after construction crews were confronted. police used pepper spray at least 30 times to break up the demonstration but officers didn't make any arrests. and a very saddened to a minnesota mystery.

quarter century after a kidnaping at gunpoint wedderlings remains have been found. the remains were buried in a field. the boy's mother became an advocate for missing children and for you to to require sex offenders to register nationwide. 8 people are recovering this morning after an accident at a fair in tennessee. they were o the moon raker, a ride that spins around and then tilts up, well the rides computer detected a problem and started a safety shut done but as the ride stop spinning the operator panicked and pressed a manual override. that released the restraints before the ride stopped. all the injuries are relatively minor. a stranger rushed into help

fishing boat slams into rocks off the coast of california. the coast guard made the call for help. it the coast guard is now trying to figure out exactly what caused that crash. city officials in washington d.c.tore up a littering citation issued to a toddler. the department of public mom a notice of violation each carrying a $75 fine after a city worker found unopened envelopes with their names on them in an alley. the family thinks the letter simply fell out of the trash. >> she's not a criminal and that's the iron in this case thing is that we talk to her all the time about picking up trash. >> there needs to be common sense layered into this system somewhere. >> a public works official said he would drop both tickets but

keep a closer eye on their garbage. well, couldn't stay up to see the sox on the west coast last night don't worry when we return the major action and a new milestone for a rocky sensation. >> it is 7:37 as we take a look outside it really quite a beautiful morning out there. 7:37. barry's got your full forecast coming up. dear fellow citizen, i know what it's like to live a full life. but living for today doesn't mean forgetting about tomorrow. most people spend more time planning their vacation than they do for retirement. but i like to think of retirement like it's a 30-year vacation. so how are you going to get there? don't worry.

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welcome back. red sox fans who stayed up late last night are waking up happy this morning. this rocky earned his first major league hit, a to drive in the run in the 3rd inning. there was a no hitter going into the 6th inning. the red sox win it big 11 of 2. there are concerns about a sox pitcher and the patriots made their final cut. >> good morning. it's all been positive on the field on this

much off the field. reports say wright last night and emerged with bad news. he's going to miss his next start and his return this season is question. he injured his pitching shoulder august 7th when he was used as a pinch runner. it's also being reported that he'll seek a second opinion soon. to football and the players who were cut yesterday are hoping to get signed to a practice squad team today. the pats trimmed their roster. some other veterans that were let go wide receiver martin and

joe volano. gaffney was released. he led the pats in rushing yards. they also let go 5 rockies and that included a couple of draft picks from this year. free agent lebronc was also let go. homefully of some of them will sign with the team's practice squad. amadola has been working his way back from injuries but the choose not to put hill on the list. the pats must believe he's close to getting back. college football boston college taking on georgia tech. they were down 7-0 at half time but that changed on the first play of the 3rd quarter. hillman is gone, 73 yards.

4th and eagles move ahead. up 14-7. could not hold the lead. georgia tech breaks through yele lead with 35 seconds to go. bc loses a heart breaker. next up is umass. they play in florida. escapes the sack run and in for though they win 24-7. second round action this little chip shot is good for eagle. here's your leader at the halfway point at 11 under. okay this is john curran he reeled off a string of 6 straight birdies. he made the

revs and colorado last night and after 4 games without a goal, the revs break through. agadello with his first goal since the 14th they win the match. that's sports this morning. >> all right. thank you. well, sometimes football players are so large they don't have to put much effort into tackling their opponents. check out this game. kicker is listed at 5-10, 271 pounds he made the tackle during kick off knocking price back 5 yards. price is just 5-6 and 155 pounds. you can see the smaller player appeared to bounce right off him. >> quite a -- >> he bounces right off. >> so what have we got barry?

morning. it's lovely out there, crisp, it's refreshing. >> so let's take a look what happened in labor day last year. do you remember that? >> i do. >> it was 93 degrees and how about the comparison to what it's going to be tomorrow. it's a contrast. we had 3 days in a row so we had a heat wave going on 93 on labor day the was 96, the day after that was 93 again. tomorrow it will be about 69 average. some places farther farther northwest of boston is probably going to be around 73 or so while around boston and points south it may be around 66 to 68. it's going to be turning cloudy and wet as well. so a different kind of labor day this time around. we're looking at a cool morning. it's been crisp with the temperatures starting rise a bit.

still a few 40s in scattered locations and the valley areas and low lands. starting rise a little bit above 50 in the usual cold spots, but it's been mild over cape cod. a little bit of a drift coming into from the ocean. along the coast near 70 today up to the middle 70s inland for high temperatures but the rest of the nation is cooking out in h lot of lower 90s and this area is tests tinned for boston. triple h stuff on the way. high pressure is around to the north of us and protecting us from getting this direct hit from this storm. instead it running into this block in the atmosphere is like a traffic jam. it going to start whirling around and rotating and you know, milling around and looping and so on.

here's today at 1:00. it starts coming in from the southeast. you can see it down here. so the action is going to be moving toward the northwest as the bands start to come in. now, as they start to come in they'll start tomorrow morning. watch the time stamp again. it starts coming our way but drys up as it moves farther north and west the here's the center spinning around toward the sth england. tomorrow morning we've got the rain moving in while there's partly sunny in western and northern new england. this comes so far and runs into a block and just can't go anywhere. so much dry air up here. so it spins around and spins around and it's going to keep looping for a while before it starts to take off. we've got all that rain off shore

tropical downpours here around an inch and more in some spots. tomorrow they'll be running around 35 to 45 and gusts in this zone. 45 to as high as 55 in a few areas here. so we've got the periods of rain and the seas definitely will be building. minor coastal flooding. some of the wave heights are running around 15 feet. so big waves just off shore starting build south o action right now but that will change in the next 24 to 48 hours. the rain will come to an end tuesday morning and the sun comes out northwest of boston, 81 on tuesday. look at that, 3 or 4 days of really hot weather. in fact some areas will be a heat wave at the end of the week. >> i was going to say. >> not so great for kids and teachers going to school. >> i know. well, thank you. a strong earthquake in the

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good morning. this morning we are tracking tropical storm hermine, the storm causing trees to crash into homes in charleston south carolina. carolina are flooded and from florida to virginia hundreds of thousands of people have no power, and now the storm is moving up the east coast and parts of new england are already under tropical storm warnings. good morning. i'm kerry connolly along with barry burbank who's saying it's pretty quiet for us here this morning. >> beautiful morning. it's lovely out there. hardly a cloud around. you'd hardly know anything is going to happen.

tropical weather so close to us. let's look at one of the weather bug net cams. and looking out to the southeast if you look close you can see a little bank of lower clouds way out here way out over the ocean here but otherwise it basically sunny right now and 65 degrees. lovely morning on most all of cape cod this morning. but that will change as clouds start to roll in temperatures are starting recover. here's a look at the review of the last several hours of the satellite of hermine which is classified as a post tropical cyclone whatever its classification is not really a full fledged tropical storm but likely to intensify more as it gets upper level support and still moving east northeast but it's going to be trapped eventually and start to back in on us a little bit.

the clouds will be noticeable this afternoon. it goes to 70 at the coast and statisticals it may drop back a tad. then we get the strongest winds later tonight and tomorrow of 20 to as high of 50 the highest down toward the cape. so we'll have seas building not much out there right now but they will be building. we'll have periods of rain affecting eastern massachusetts and will last into tuesday ande hermine and hot weather on the way too. see you in a few minutes. well, while massachusetts won't see a direct hit from tropical storm hermine people on the cape and south coast are still getting ready. boat owners are certainly not taking any chances. last night many pulled their boat out of the water including this man brian butler. >> everybody else is taking their boats out. i don't think

but you know, you never know and i can put it back in next weekend. >> with expected wind gusts at 30 to 40 miles an hour and strong surf everyone says it's better to be safe an sorry. and remember or weather team is tracking hermine all around the clock. you can look for updates on the cbs boston weather app on our facebook page and our website which is wbz.com. breaking news now boston polic hit and run. investigators say around 10:40 last night a woman was hit and killed while walking. police found the vehicle involved and the driver overnight. the driver is now in custody. we question to learn more information about charges later on this morning. well, it's a disturbing trend mass dot workers hit by

a downed tree that's when investigators say a driver crashed into the work zone hit an arrow board sign and then the worker's car. paramedics took the worker to the hospital with minor injuries. there is breaking news out of afghanistan at least 36 people including women and children were killed when the bus they were riding in hit a fuel tanker, 25 others were seriously injured. were reckless. and new overnight a very special day at the vatican. mother teresa has just been elevated to statement hood. the tiny nun cared for some of the world's poorest people and became an icon of the catholic church. 100,000 people gathered for sunday mass. well, today is the last day to see a very special american flag on exhibit in boston.

revolutionary war-era flag has been on display. it's more than 230 years old and one of the oldest u.s. flags in existence. here's a picture. it is believed the flag flue at fort independence on castle island during the war. the exhibit ends today. so if you want to get over there it your last chance. well summer fun doesn't have to be over because the kids are back in school. check this park just opened up. you'll find 30,000 square feet of fun including 4 body slides, a river, a spray pool and a wave pool. and because there's a retractable roof when it's nice out you can enjoy the sunshine. that looks fun. well, if you're thinking fall though it may be time to circle an apple picking date on the calendar. coming up why it could be a little harder than

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some local paramedics discovered first hand why samsung is recalling its smart phones. action ambulance medics woke up to find their phone on fire. >> it was pretty scorched. the screen was all blown out the whole back part was out. >> this is what's left of a new samsung galaxy 7 smart phone. it caught fire while charging overnight. >> it looks liket >> action ems paramedics were heading into work for a shift change when smoke from the phone triggered the fire alarms. they say their coworker was sleeping when the explosion happened. >> if that exploded when he was on it he definitely would have gotten hurt. >> it was scary not something i'm used to. with the technology these days it shouldn't happen. >> this happened less than 24 hours after samsung announced a massive worldwide recall of 2 and a half million of its new galaxy note 7s after reports

fire while charging. samsung released the smart phone just a month ago. >> this is the first time that it's happened here. >> crews responded to the fire alarm. because it involves electronic merchandise he plans to share this case with the state fire marshal. >> it's pretty alarming, you know, because that could happen to any of us. >> i ain't going to charge my phone until it's at 2%. >> that smart phone cost $850. samsung says replacement phones should be available in 2 the company is also giving customers a $25 gift card. welcoming up the question that all of new england is asking where the heck is wessy the large snake, yeah, that's who wessy is. we're looking for her. stay with us. oh, yeah, is it your birthday today let's see who you

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our extreme drought may cause issues at new england apple orchards. while there are still enough apples to go around for picking some farms are taking away the option this year and bringing their apples

and march that on top of dry summer may have an impact on our apples. we were saying too maybe fall leaves depending where you are it's amazing how all this different weather has affected so many different things. >> yeah, i think we've had enough rain far northern new england so i think it will be in pretty good shape. that's the way it looks right now. we're going more hot weather too. we're not done with it. we've had 20 days to far this season. we could have at least 2 days this coming week when boston could be over 90 degrees and perhaps more than that could be 2 to 4 days. something like that. don't want the hot weather for the teachers and kids going back to school. it's not hot this morning, 64. feeling pretty good. the wind is out of the north right now

northeast and going to be fresh beening as the day goes along. lots of sunshine out there. just a few clouds starting to show up later this afternoon and will probably turn partly cloudy. you see boston's temperature doesn't change too much today because of that wind coming onshore. we had low temperatures this morning down to 48 worcester 56. all right plymouth at 65 degrees this morning. and we're looking at temperatures across the nation hot stuff down in here and that's going to be on a beline for boston later this week. in the meantime still dealing with hermine. it's down the coast here and being sort of blocked from coming northward because of this big ridge of high pressure planking us. so eventually that

some loops. watch the time stamp as we go through the day. some little patches of clouds will start showing up. this afternoon we should go to the mid-70s but about 68 to 71 right at the beaches at that northeast wind starts freshening. the clouds will become more noticeable late this afternoon southeastern massachusetts they'll head northwest ward with time to be followed by the bands ofn first thing tomorrow morning and move westward probably up to boston by later in the morning and trying to move into the western suburbs tomorrow afternoon. and beyond that as they try to inch northwest ward they'll start drying up. the showers may move as far as southern new hampshire and maine. so we'll see temperatures mostly in the 60s at night and mostly during the

assuming this starts moving out. a lot of heavy rain off shore with this system and we're just going to get sort of glazed by it a glancing blow with the rain happening here and the wind pattern is what we've been predicting for 2, 3 days, gusts tomorrow 35 to 45 and 45 to 55 in the cape. 15 to 35 off to the north and west. that's the way it's shaping up. seas building, periods of rain. so it's going to look mean around here in some areas of n and we have high seas down here now as that storm has been producing those over the last 24 hours. we get closer to the south coast it's up to 10 feet. along the east coast it's mostly around 1 or 2 feet. so it's a post tropical cyclone now has winds of 65 and we have a tropical storm watch up here and we'll be watching it closely throughout the day in fact tropical storm warning goes

some hot stuff. the second half of the week we may surpass 90 degrees for 2, 3, or 4 days. can you believe that? well the animal, the myth, the legend, wessy the 10-foot snake on the loose in maine has can't separated the country. the search has been going on for months and with pictures to people are having fun trying to track wessy down. this week we launched a search on our own. >> reporter: it's the summer of the snake in maine and for any slooth the first stop has to be the river bank park a lovely setting where some think danger may lurk. >> i do think it really. you've got to check and make sure he's

this picture was taken. supposedly that's wessy out for a swim and where this huge snake kin skin was discovered. >> was it placed there or did a snake leave it? that's the question. so i don't really have a thought on it. i'm switzerland on this one. >> police captain has been investigg summer. >> it's more of a curiosity. >> reporter: the guys at the landing brewing company made a t-shirt. >> it really popular it sold out in 2 weeks. >> reporter: a new batch will be on tap tomorrow. >> we had people asking for it so figured it was a good way to go. >> reporter: though it's been a lot of fun a lot of people are doubters.

me. >> reporter: but others believe. >> he's long and the police is going to get him. >> if wessy is real and will let's hope they find it soon because the maine winter will not be kind to the snake. still to come this morning a surprise like no other and the recipient overwhelmed why dozen of navy officers showed up at a

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president obama is in china for the g 20 summit. he addressed the refugee crisis and spoke about the ongoing relationship between the u.s. and the united kingdom despite their decision to leave the european union. >> the bottom line is we don't have a stronger partner anywhere in the world than the united kingdom and despite, you know, the turbulence of political events over the last to making sure that that continues. >> leaders from the 20 nations participating in the summit posed for a family photo of sorts this morning. the international economic talks will last through tomorrow. right now let's find out what's coming up this morning on cbs's face the nation. we have

john, can you hear me? >> hi. kerry. we'll have chris christie on thy , what he's been talking to white house officials about how the trump administration would work and the immigration issue is one that donald trump had several different big events on this week, trip to mexico, speech in arizona what he think he is the net result of all t was. we'll talk to senator jeff flake. and he's worked a lot on the immigration issue. we'll talk to him about that. then we'll have new battle ground tracker poll numbers, results from the 13 states we'll all be paying a lot of attention too in the home stretch and also on election night where does the race stand and how do the voters think about the presidency and the race as it stands right now.

about campaign 2016. appeared he's had comments about donald trump and his relationship with hispanic voters and as always we'll have our round table to talk about the poll numbers but the events of the week and the events we might expect next week. >> all right. john, thank you so much. have a great show. face the nation remember airs t: 30 right here wbz. well honoring a war hero on his birthday, coming up the local vet getting huge surprise at his own home. and the presidential election just about 2 months away now. things tend

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good morning. rise and shine. 8:30. that's a nice time to have the e and wake up don't you think? we're glad you're with us on this sunday morning. hopefully you have the day off tomorrow for the long labor day weekend. it's going to be a rainy one though tomorrow. >> some places it will be raining, quite a bit of wind especially along the coast. let's network. we'll go to our camera are shot down at the stadium and see what a beautiful sky it is down there. crystal clear and 61 degrees. hey, the revs played there last night against colorado and won their game 2-0. it was a beautiful night there last night. so you hardly ever know we still have to talk about this tropical feature. well, the temperatures are starting rise now and rising nicely

sunshine. it's not going to be a hot day but temperatures are going up from earlier. we'll go up to about 71 on the coast today to 76 farther away from the ocean. the wind will freshen you'll notice it this afternoon when it goes as high as 35 miles an hour down towards the cape and clouds will show up near the cape. then rain tomorrow and gusty winds strongest down towards the cape. here's the system out here. it's going to start to act together once again and probably start intensifying. it still moving but it's got to slow down eventually and start to turn around and do a loop and start to effect us. it's about 310 miles to the south here. max winds still around 65, not classified as a pure tropical storm it's sort of a post tropical situation. so there it

building seas but enjoy today because it going to be a pretty nice one. more about some hot weather coming as well. i'll have all the details in a few minutes. tropical storm hermine is gaining strength in the atlantic as it spins off the east coast. parts of new england should start feeling the effects this morning and tomorrow will be a wet one. it has already caused hundreds of thousands of power outages. boston police arrest add a driver i deadly hit and run. a woman was killed last night while walking. and some local ambulance workers woke up to a fiery discovery, a new smart phone exploded. samsung just recalled 2 and a half million galaxy note 7 phones because the batteries can catch fire while charging. a bridge will come down a little bit earlier than expected. crews pertinently closed it to traffic when it got

workers were originally scheduled to close the 76-year old bridge in november, well, now they'll start tearing it down next month. the new bridge for the route 1 bypass won't be ready until september of next year. officials say there's no way unfortunately to speed up that time line. meanwhile a bridge in cape cod has a new name in honor of an american hero. the bridge over bridge road in been least named and dedicated to army sergeant mecione. in july of 2006 the 25-year old was in iraq when the tank he was on hit a road side bomb. well red sox fans who stayed up late last night are waking up pretty darn happy this morning. rocky mocado earned his first

and pitcher porcello had a no-hitter going into the 6th. campaign 2016 now and the presidential election just 9 weeks away and the polls are tightening. john kelle has a closer look at the race. >> good morning. thanks for joining us. new set. well in a campaign that has had many remarkable weeks this past week was one of the more remarkable ones. let's try to get some insight into what went on and where we go from here. we have 2 joining me this week charlie manning and joanna weiss. thanks for being here.

the president, sounds calm, measured, rational, talks about mutually achievable goals, he's got 5 points he reads out, references the hemisphere, he looks presidential. hours later he's on -- wednesday night, excuse me -- same night he's on stage in phoenix brings out red are meat on immigration appeared the mexican president is claiming trump lied in their they discussed the financing of this famous wall. let start with you. how on earth is this supposed to reassure voters about trump's stability and reliability? >> first i take a little issue with the idea that he looked presidential. our standards have lowered clearly for donald trump standing for an hour and not ranting and being generally a respectful person makes you a human being over the age of 4,

so feel like you know, there's this media drive to boost up -- you know, to think every turn he's acting presidential. i think the speech that he gave on wednesday night confirmed who donald trump is. and who he's going after. he is a guy who goes for red meat. he's full of trigger language. >> okay, but what i don't get, maybe you can strategy here charlie. clearly the campaign has been trying to lower negatives, and broaden his appeal. certainly by using language about them, by looking -- all right allegedly presidential in mexico to other voters who have been alleged by his tone. how did he advanced ball in those regards? >> i thought going to mexico jumping on that invitation my

president of mexico. the clinton people never even got back. trump jumps on his plane flies down there has a major meeting and i disagree, i thought he was terrific in the press conference. in fact, one of the questions he was asked is did paying for the wall came up, he said it came up but we really didn't discuss it. 5 feet away is the president of mexico. he could have said sure we did and i told him we're not paying tweet 2 hours after -- >> okay. right but what about the act with the -- going back to the red meat later that night. what is the casual undecided voter supposed to make of that? >> i think the place they did the -- did the speech probably wasn't conducive to a ten point major policy speech on what he would do if he's elected president on illegal immigration. you have the crowd

he's talking. i probably would have with put him in a different venue but i've reread the speech. >> if you're a moderate republican, a latino voter if you understand to win the party needs to win over voters you don't listen to that speech and hear anything about the same, you know, border line racist language they're coming over the border to get us, they're all criminals, you know he didn't say the words they're murderers that trigger language was embedded. >> he introduced the families of victims of illegal immigrants including the family who we know the terrible story that was murdered, drunk driving here and i thought that added a really nice point to the whole event to have the families there and be able to tell their stories. >> they're terrible stories but statistics show as immigration

everywhere because of good policing now we don't know. we see crime going up all over the country because you have the democrats and everyone attacking our police. >> if we're going to talk about hillary clinton we'll have to take our break now. maybe a word about the third party candidates.

we're in a civil if argumentative american this morning. okay. so the sa with ga of hillary cln 's emails and her family's handling of the clinton foundation continues drip drip drip, the latest we learned that secretary clinton was sending email which was later deemed classified from her private email server months after leaving office. and then we also learned clinton was using funds that are set aside to support former presidents in their work diverting it to the clinton foundation not illegally but in a manner that we haven't seen before. so again, let me start with you. it feels like she can't get out of her own way on this stuff. and as a result well, the campaign is kind of hiding her out. >> yeah, the self inflicted wounds is astounding.

eventually going to run are for president. so the idea that she didn't put systems in place to distance herself that this wouldn't come up, all these kind of side deals and the friendships that look shady. >> there have been stories about it for years. >> it goes on and on. >> right. >> because donald trump diverts all the attention from all of this. >> be up by 10 points? >> i think trump is going to beat her any way. you saw her numbers crashing this week. she came out of her convention up there, you know, some trust numbers even women voters adopt like her and adopt trust her any more. so these trust numbers are really important. now, the clinton people go around saying look, we elected bill twice when everybody knew he was a liar and cheater so that doesn't matter. we can fool the american people

hillary even though nobody trusts here. >> it's a challenge. that was personal life stuff and this is professional. so it hurts her. it damaging for sure. >> i thint we all agree. i props today quick mention thin candidates as viewers know we had jill stein for an interview next week former governor bill wells will join us right now it'sk my colleagues. >> all right. thank you so much. barry is here to tell us a little bit about this forecast. and today seems to be the day. >> loving the day so much. bright appeared sunny all over n down in cape cod. there are patches of clouds whig to show up right now. we'll see some clouds around but the storm producing clouds are way off. we're continuing to monitor this here as the extreme portion of the drought extended a little bit farther south this week according to the new monitor that we got.

everything -- i've never seen things so dry around here. but hopefully we'll get some rain in this corridor right here is probably where we're going to get the best chance of getting showers out of this upcoming system assuming it's going to back in on us. well, it's that time of year again of course with the ragweed but mostly ragweed that most people are allergic to, tomorrow it looks like with the rain falling it's going to cleanse the atmosphere somewhat in eastern massachusetts so the levels will be down but then they'll start bringing back up later this week especially when we go back close to over 90 degrees. yes, i said 90. it was anything but hot this morning, if felt like fall. this afternoon about 70 at the coast falling back into the upper 60s when that wind starts freshening to 15 to 25 miles an hour. some higher gusts down towards the cape. we'll have patches of clouds building here and there but a lot of sunshine

clouds will build inland as well. here's the heat building across the nation today. this stuff coming in the second half of the week once we get rid of hermine which is out there right now as a post tropical cyclone. but watch with time we have some patches of clouds around today. here's the system off shore with its spiral bands of rain and system is going to intensify so it should start pushing bands of rain back northwest ward toward the cape first obviously coming in tomorrow morning and heading towards boston deeper in the morning. the bands dry up somewhat. so southeastern massachusetts has the best rain, eventually the bands will be able to push as far as southern new hampshire. the northern

it's beautiful in cape cod. it won't be that way tomorrow. you can see this thing spinning around in here and it will be mid-week before it gets out of here. so certainly producing a lot of heavy rain closer to the storm center and we get the glancing blow of these bands of rain and also bands of heavier wind coming in. and latest models show that they've upped the amounts a little bit, so hopefully we get some of this. i think it's a little the winds should materialize at 35 to 45 miles an hour. and the strongest winds late tonight and through much of tomorrow and the winds will slowly unwind here on tuesday as the system moves up toward us loops around and moves back to the northeast and then moves on out of here at mid-week. it's producing all these big waves 15 to 20-foot waves off shore from the

much a problem here today, it's like 1 to 3 footers. that's okay. but seas will be building with time and we've got the rain ending -- showers on tuesday. if the sun comes out tuesday it 81, but talk about building we have building heat the second half of the week. hot for the teachers and students go to school i'll tell you, 91, 95 and even into the next weekend it could be hot first part the weekend. look at that. >> hot classrooms. thank you. welcoming up nexg tribute to an american hero on his birthday, the surprise that

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a birthday surprise for an american war hero. this week massachusetts fallen heros arranged for a group of naval officers to salute a concord man on his special day. the 92-year old's active leadership and bravery is one of the navy's

surprise for 92-year old medal of honor recipient captain thomas hudner recognizing a gift given more than 60 years ago. >> it's really priceless. >> i went inside and told him that there are a few people who wanted to say happy birthday to him. >> happy birthday to you. >> a huge honor for him and a humanly honor for me and all of our family. >> buto the honor was theirs. >> he's a true national treasure, one that should be recognized. >> during the korean war in 1950, his wing man brown the navy's first black carrier pilot was shot down. hudner intentionally crashed his own plane to try to save his friend. >> he gave his life for an african american, for another sailor in general the amazing

>> he stood tall and strong as each of the u.s. navy chief officers shook his hand and presented him with a piece of the constitution. a hero looking at the face of the new navy. sometimes greatest generation is great enough. . >> is that what? wow. how special. and we're goina look at our forecast. it looks like today is definitely the day, tomorrow is the rainy day, barry burbank anywhere? no, we'll talk to barry right after this break i'm told. stay with

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>> love the bag pipes. >> i do too. all right one final summer is it going to be summer. >> later this week. today is going to be a beautiful day. just patches of clouds showing up. the storm should sort of pinwheel around and back in on us. there will be rain tomorrow especially southeast maine up to boston. gusty winds and so there you go. >> all right. >> we're rocking out as we head to break. ve everybody. barry and i will see

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