breaking news right now at 4:30. several people shot outside a worcester bar. we will have the latest on the investigation. >> and inspectors returning to dorchester overnight as they try to figure out why dozens of birds suddenly died. >> and a surprise move from boston police just hours before a judge is set to decide whether fi body cameras. >> live from the channel 4 studios in boston, this is wbz this morning. >> good morning everybody. thanks for joining us i am kate merrill. >> i am ken macleod in for chris mckinnon. let's check in with danielle to find out if the mist and fog is clearing out. >> the fog is not as widespread as yesterday. good morning everybody. happy friday. we are mild as you step out this morning.

same coming up to manchester. 73 in taunton and lower 70s for most of us across the cape and islands. dew point is up there as well. upper 60s low 70s. it's humid and soupy and you feel it when you step outside and that will stay with us and will gradually drop during the evening. foggy again but not as widespread as yesterday so it's patchy and dense out over nantucket and that's the only spot that has the thick fog patchy out over the cape and la a couple pressing back through western and central new hampshire. and you may get a few if you travel along 89 and it's going to be crossing 93 in the next 30 minutes or so a brief sprinkle in manchester. 70s this morning. 80s by midday and a blend of sun and clouds or maybe an isolated shower but overall mainly dry afternoon. it's going to be hot. cape shower possible for the ride home temperatures around 90. what about the weekend? we will talk about it coming

all good news. we are keeping our eye on the place that is sees traffic first. one is route 3. there's a little slightest bit of orange in kingston but it's nothing too concerning. aous make your way up the coast it's smooth sailing this morning an 128 and braintree is wide opened. the expressway look at that, it's in great shape a quick 10 minutes to get from the split to the south station and pike exits. kate. >> thank you. in the news this morning, breaking overnight, two people shot outside a worcester r. area in front of gallagher's pub on west boylston street as they investigated. both victims are expected to survive. so far no arrests have been ahead. developing news three massachusetts state police members are suspended without pay this morning. they were assigned in the armory and are accused of trank forming weep tons a authorized vendor. they were extras and a--

to a authorized vendor. they were extras and the attorney general is look into the case. north korea has tested-- this is the north's biggest ever explosive yield. outsighted ex-- outside experts believe they are trying to miniaturize a nuclear warhead to be mounted missile. a man described as an unruly passenger is facing charges this morning after officials diverted the flight to boston. the flight was headed from london to orlando when it was diverted to boston yesterday afternoon. a 24-year-old man from scotland was taken off the plane. he he will be summoned to court to face charges of interfering with the flight crew. the fly did go onto -- flight did go onto orlando and british airways apologized to the other

inspectional crews in dorchester figuring out why dozens of birds fell to the ground and died. 40grackles were found dead yesterday morning. police who saw the surviving birds tried to help but many seemed unable to move. >> i tried to move them a little bit and they just seemed like it was on one side and you put them on their feet and they fell like one side was pearlized. >> we are not sure what's gog toxin or a disease being spread around the birds. >> they are looking into whether or not any one had a permit to use avitrol. a judge is expected to decide by noon today whether boston police officers can be forced to wear body cameras. and in a new development last night, several leaders in the department say they will participate in the program. wbz louisa moler has the latest.

boston superintendent chief william gross hits the streets he may be wearing one of these. on thursday police commissioner bill evans announced gross and seven other members of the command staff will be trained and equipped with body cameras. stating "i have the best department in the country. and i am committed to getting this program started for the benefit of the community and my officers out there every day. >> it's a big statement they are making. you know they are out with the public a lot interacting with the communit putting the stake in the ground we are committed to the program. >> reporter: it comes amid a battle between city leadership and the police union. last month evans announced he would assign 100 officers to wear body cams for a pilot program after not one single officer volunteered to partake. then the union filed an injunction citing a breach of agreement and calling the timing of the program horrible. >> he agree the time something horrible we should have them on

the mayor says he can only hope for a favorable outcome. >> i hope the judge rules not the city but the way that's right with what we are doing. >> reporter: evans says the command staff will follow the same body camera policy as any other officer. outside boston police headquarters, louisa moler wbz this morning. water worries reached drought emergency in worcester. the city is taking drastic ac. watering except by hand with a continer. restaurants have been told not to give customers tap water unless they specifically ask for it. reservoir in holden that supplies the city is bone dry in some parts and worcester city manager says the situation is dire. >> we are hoping to get a 20% reduction in use of water to try to conserve the really small amount of water that we have left and the prospects of

little precipitation. >> even with the restrictions worcester is planning to purchase millions of gallons of water from the reservoir. winter is coming before you know it and the mb-ta wants to be ready -- mbta wants to be ready. the red line will be closed between jfk mass and quincy center where work crews will replace third rail and switch heaters. it's part of the ongoing winter resiliency plan to prevent the kind of massive failures we saw during the winter 2015. the t will run shuttle buses instead. campaign 2016 and today hillary will open a new campaign -- hillary clinton will open a new campaign office in boston. senator elizabeth warren will campaign on clinton's behalf in philadelphia. clinton talked to the crowd about how her methodist faith led her to public service. donald trump will take part in voter summit in washington,

rally in pensacola. trump called his opponent trigger happy hillary and insisted he he opposed the war in iraq from the beginning despite comments where he supported it. >> 4:38 is the time. former massachusetts governor william weld is down playing an embarrassing moment for his running mate libertarian presidential nominee gary johnson. johnson stumbled while talking about the refugee crisis in syria yesterday with former barnacle. >> what would you do if elected about aleppo. >> about aleppo and what is aleppo? >> you are kidding? >> no. >> aleppo is in syria. it's the epicenter of the refugee cries nice okay got it. >> aleppo is a major city in

running mate. >> i think people understand that you can forget a detail so no, i don't think it has any impact on the debates except perhaps to increase our name recognition. in a-- >> in a later interview johnson claimed he misunderstood the question. 4:39. coming up on wbz this morning, stow your smart phone. >> the warning for certain airline passengers. the phone model the >> also ahead this morning, two towns one football game the emotional tribute to the family

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new this morning a samsung smart phones. airline passengers being told not to turn on or charge the new galaxy note 7 during flights. the concern can over reports that the device catches fire passengers also being told not to put those phones in their checked bags. 4:42 right now in today's money watch, a problem at the factory where peeps are manufactured. and the boots that can give you directions.

jill wagner joins us live with the stories and more. good morning jill. >> reporter: good morning ken can and kate. before the opening bell traders will mark the 15th anniversary of the attacks on september 11th with a moment of science to honor victims survivors and families. ford is recalling another 1.5 million of the vehicles. it's the doors that can pop open while the vehicles are running. the expand recall includes and affects 2 million ford vehicles in the united states. now you can have the gps navigation on the feet. there's navigator boots that connect to an app on your phone insouls in the boots will vibrate to let you know if you should turn left or right and when and they cost about 300 bucks. and an easter staple could be in jeopardy. 400 workers who make peeps candy are going on strike just

candy production are ramping up. they are negotiating pension plans. the company says they have nonunion workers that are making peeps. ken and kate. >> i don't know anyone who actually likes the peeps and eat them they are cute and awesome to put in a. >> reporter: i do. >> you do? wow. >> reporter: love marshmallows. >> okay. you are the first one i met jill. >> reporter: sorry i totally squashed >> it was very scientific so i am very shocked but you know it's nice to meet someone who likes them. >> i didn't know what peeps were before kate told me in the commercial break. >> reporter: that's too much ken. >> right. >> all right jill. peeps. i know it's like come on. >> it's sad. there's no hope for me that's known so anyway. >> jill thank you appreciate it. see you next hour. how do you not know what a peep is? >> i don't know i guess i

to do something with him. >> didn't you used to put them in the microwave and they explode? i put some in my centerpiece not a fan of peeps either kate so i am with you on that. 73 in boston right now. same in manchester. same when we come back down to taunton. even burlington vermont is sitting in the 70s this morning. so it's a warm and muggy start and there's some patchy fog and it's not as widespread as yesterday but you will encounter it satellite and radar pretty quiet a couple showers overnight so you will encounter's few damp roadways but most roads are dry a sprinkle and crossing the lower connecticut river valley and one or two crossing route 89 and 93 when you come back up from manchester stretching to concord and there are additional showers to the south. that will stay to the south today. south coast cape and islands may get a shower later this afternoon. but today's main story is going to be about the heat. check out the temperatures.

metro west to the coastline including boston rockport plymouth today well into the 80s on cape cod. 75 on nantucket and 86 in worcester at the airport with elevation. so we don't come close to records. we come close but not quite. 93 the record to beat in boston set last year. tonight there will be a chance of a shower that comes through again mostly cloudy and overnight low right around 70,60s in the suburbs and tomorrow is a cooler day overall for saturday. and at the coastline it will be us. rockport to boston and 70s on the cape and low to middle 80s through the interior. 84 in fitchburg but humidity will be lower. so that will make a difference. we come back into the 80s on sunday. it will be a little bit of a warmer day. but the humidity stays low. and i am tracking a few showers around over the next couple days. but the key word is just a few. so it's. >> the washout by -- so it's.

an isolated shower -- it's not the a washout by any means. an isolated shower. tonight into tomorrow morning as we get a little warm front lifting northward we should see temperatures climb into the 80s and a late day thunderstorm is possible outside 495 for saturday. so a lot of the day is dry. sunday a early morning shower it canly on the cape and clearing comes -- particularly on the cape and clearing sunday afternoon and evening. temperatures cooler to start next week. a dry stretch too. 76 on monday. and 82 on tuesday an we head into wednesday. 3, 2, 1 and left off of osigh ris -- so siri-usx. >> the explorer is heading to a asteroid to connect gravel samples. it is more than 4 billion years

by earthin 2035. the equipment aboard the rocket was designed by m.i.t. students due back on earth in 7 years. >> that's pretty cool. that's the commute. this is not quite that much of a commute. enjoy the expressway. check it out it's clear and beautiful. you won't have problems on 128 and route 3 in braintree leading up to the split and checking the ride from the north it's looking great and you can expect shorter than usual drive times since there is nothing out there to slow you down. ken and kate. >> all righ teams putting the rivalry aside. auburn and leicester played in a rivalry game. >> both honored the family of fallen officer ron tarentino. katie brace was there. >> reporter: as the football squads charged the field they had a motivation different than most games. tarn teen yoi family was on the

officer -- tarentino family was on the sideline. trish tarentino the wife of the slain officer was in front. he was shot in the line of duty in may he was killed in flies stand off -- killed in a stand off. >> the hearts of the people that you know people just gave tirelessly of themselves. just to honor ron. >> reporter: the two communities rename the season opener the top cop game. >> there was a -- there was not a rs doesn't want to do something. >> reporter: trish and her two sons oversaw the coin toss before the field cleared. >> she has come from. >> reporter: the honorary captain needed to take the field and ron tarentino iii surpriseed his mom -- surprised his mom. he is currently stationed at fort bragg. >> we are familiar a--- it's familiar-- we are family and love each other and it's hard not to be able to be here and support them.

>> reporter: a family that includes the thousands of people from auburn and le ickester -- leiester. >> the communities have the biggest hearts of any communities i know. >> reporter: the final score was auburn 30le -- 30, leicester 33. before kick off they sold more than 2,000 tickets. katie brace wbz this morning. >> the way the communities awesome. >> those boys look so much like their dad it's awesome. >> ron junior does. just ahead on the program, the driver and the damage. >> a reward for the driver who left the scene. the game was up to the hype and

welcome back at 4:53. breaking overnight two people shot police blocked off the area bothvictims expected to survive and no arrest maids. parents of a 15-year-old --'s rest were married. parents of a 15 qloarld boy claim --15-year-old boy claim the prep school mishandled the punishment. the teen's parents say they were going to let him return to class but changed their minds after a boston globe

claims at the school. the lawsuit claims that shouldn't matter because their son was not accused of sexual assault. officials are explaining why it took so long to file charges in a deadly crash at a newton pizza shop. driver is charged with two counts of motor vehicle homicide and one count of driving to endanger. two people were killed and seven were seriously hurt when police say he crashed the suv into sweet tomatoes on announced this week he would face charges. >> it's unfortunate-- we are fortunate to have forensic in all kinds of case and it takes time to bring it together. >> it's good to see there's a resolution moving forward and justice takes a long time and talking with the da and seeing what she said they want to get it right. >> one of the driver's friends says he struggles with medical issues and the da wouldn't comment but suggested we may

face as judge-- face as judge. -- faces a judge. a good samaritan towed a boat to hopkins point marina. the cause of the fire is under investigation. menden police need help figuring out who vandal eyed one of the few remaining drive- in movie theaters. security cameras captured the incident. the owners of the drive-in say the tractor -- hit a fence tuesday night and damaged the property and took off. the owners are offering a reward for information. the nfl season kicked off last night with a rematch of super bowl 50. broncos up by one with just seconds remaining and panthers with the 50 yard goal for the win and wide left and denver hangs onto win it. 21-20. and patriots fans are hoping gronk will be on the field for sunday's season opener in

problem. the video of gronk getting stretched at wednesday's practice. he tweaked it practicing with the bears back on august 15th. gronk says he is not 100% but is feeling good and hopes to play. and we will get you ready for the season opener with patriots all access tonight at 7 here on wbz. and you can start your sunday with patriots game day at 11:30. pats and cards kick off at 8:30. the 5th quarter is on wbz after the game. up on a sweet treat for adults only. >> ice cream with a kick. and where you can find it in

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investigation underway. >> reports of birds falling from the sky. dozens found dead in dorchester. i been specifyingors on -- inspectors on the scene trying to figure out what happened. >> a pivotal moment in the body camera debate. >> live from the channel 4 studios in boston, this is wbz this morning. >> good morning everyone. welcome aboard. i am ken macleod in for chris. >> and i am the weekend is here and summer returned. let's check that with danielle niles. and it's nice to have the summer back for the weekend. >> 90 degrees the high today. it's the hottest day of the next several and we will be in the 80s but summer is not going anywhere. 70 to 75 for most of us. 70 in worcester and keene right now. low 70s over cape cod and the dew point is you up there.