live from the channel 4 stewed crows in boston, this is -- stewed crows in boston this is w -- studios in boston this is wbz this morning. >> good friday morning i am kate merrill. >> i am ken macleod in for chris. it's friday september 9th. several people shot outside a worcester bar. we will have the latest on the investigation. >> inspectors returning to dorchester overnight as they try to figure out why dos birds have died. >> and a surprise set to decide whether officers have to wear body cameras. >> plus three members of the massachusetts state police department suspended. >> we will get to those stories in a minute but let's check in with danielle find out a little bit about that weekend forecast. >> we will be in the 80s this weekend. today is going tonight hot of the day of the next several and in fact the hot of the day in the 7-day forecast. we will be up near 90. it's a warm start and humid and you will feet feel it when you

07 in worcester. 75 in lawrence most of us running in the lower to middle 70s and the dew points are around or over 70. tropical oppressive air in place feeling like mid-summer andhumidity will stay with us. clouds and a couple showers stray sprinkle or two you may encounter across northern massachusetts inside 495. along 129 from lowell to andover and merrimack valley and south side of lacone yeah. so an isolated shower warm and muggy out of the 70s we climb. 86 with sun and clouds by midday and there may be a shore along the south coast and cape cod but partly sunny and hot around 90 with the sunset at 7:03. we will talk about the weekend forecast coming up. now on the roads. it's been a quiet start right he breana. >> reporter: it has been things are picking up. the worst possible place for a accident is probably the braintree split and that's what happened around 5:30 this morning in the back -- and the backup keeps building.

traffic is backed up on 128 south to exit 5. a 10ment delay and that's probably going to -- a 10 minute delay and that's probably going to climb because we are heading into the rush hour. i would leave early if that's part of your commute. breaking overnight, two people shot outside a worcester bar. police blocked off part of an area in front of gallagher's pub as they investigated. both victims are expected to survive. so far no avests have -- arrests have been made. two men shot blocks away from each other police are trying to figure out if the two are connected. police responded to fern street before 9 last night. the victim there walked himself to the hospital. a second victim found a few blocks away was taken to the hospital. their injuries are not believed to be life-threatening. developing news three members of the massachusetts state police are suspended without pay this morning. they were assigned to the department's armory. thr accused of transfer -- they are accused of transferring weapons to a authorized vendor

limited number were transferred. they are not releasing other information but they do being a nooning an internal investigation-- acknowledge an internal investigation is underway. inspectional crews are out in dorchester figuring out why dozens of birds fell to the ground and died. wbz nick giovanni is here live with a closer look at the mystery. good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you. i actually spoke with inspectors and they are calling it just that. a mystery as they are neighborhood trying to figure out exactly what is happening and i can tell you they are now waiting for sunrise to try to see if anymore birds end up falling from the sky. >> i try to move them a little bit and they seem like it was on one side and you put them on their feet and they fell. >> reporter: a disturbing sight in dorchester. as many as 40 grackles reportedly dropping dead thursday. others appeared to be paralyzed. and now the question the animal

inspectional services are asking, is why. >> we are not sure what's going on if there's an environmental toxin or something that's -- some disease spread around the birds. >> reporter: there was no sign of people feeding the grackles. but no sign of poisoning thursday. so to get a better idea of what's behind the birds seemingly falling from the sky health and environmental officials are starting the friday bird watching on bakersfield street. checking to see if anyone used a control agent called avitrol. >> e you can do control measures on sterling sparrows and pigeons and you can use avitrol that has to be mixed a safe way made to disburse a shocking agent. >> reporter: i talked to a guy who lives around the corner and tha came by and said two of his cats have -- that came by and said two of his cats just died

giovanni wbz this morning. >> thanks. new overnight, north korea says it tested another nuclear warhead he the 5th atom -- the- - warhead he. the 5th atomic test. the seismic activity was equivalent to a 5.2 eggse earthquake. experts believe they are trying to miniaturize a nuclear ea ballistic misglial man describe as an unruly passenger is facing charges after officials diverted the flight to boston. >> reporter: that flight was headed from london to or loondo but the captain -- london but the captain decided to head to boston a24-year-old man from scotland was taken off the plane and the flight did go onto orlando. britter airways apologize -- british airways apologized to the other passengers saying disruptive behavior will not be tolerated.

interfering with the flight crew. kate. >> thank you. a judge is expected to decide today whether boston police officers can be forced to wear body cameras. nicole jacobs is live at boston police headquarters for thus morning with the surprise move from department leaders coming ahead of this i did decision. -- ahead of this decision. nicole good morning. >> reporter: we know body cameras have been implemented in other parts of the country. this is a pilot program here in boston and 8 force are taking the lead. after not a single volunteer stepped up, chief william gross and 7 others on the command staff at b p pd did. thr among the force who will wear body cameras. >> it's a big statement they are making and they are ingle acting with the the community and putting the stake in the ground we are -- they are interacting with the community and putting a stake in the

committed to getting the program started for the benefit of officers and the community every day. the police union claims the process is a breach of agreement and pointing to what it sees as horrible timing. >> i agree the time something horrible. we should have the cram razz -- cameras on the street by now. >> reporter: the mayor says it shouldn't have come to this the agreement was in the the negotiated contract. but now a judge will decide how the city and police move forward with the pilot. >> cameras are not going to build trust it's police work gettin police do every day. >> reporter: we do expect thatjudge's ruling to come down today. live in roxbury nicole jacobs wbz this morning. campaign 2016. hillary clinton will open a campaign office in boston today. it will be on beacon street inure the statehouse. and -- street near the statehouse and senator warren

in philadelphia. behalf in philadelphia. donald trump will take part of a voter he summit in washington and head to a rally in florida. and in cleveland trump called his opponent trigger happy hillary and insisted he opposed the war in iraq from the beginning despite the fact that at the time, he appeared to support it. former massachusetts governor william weld is down playing an embarrassing moment for his libertarian presidential nominee johnson. he stumbled talking about the refugee crisis in syria with mike barnacle. >> what would you do if you were elected about aleppo. >> about? >> aleppo. >> and what is aleppo. >> you are kidding? >> no. >> aleppo is in syria it's the epicenter he of the refugee

syria that has been engulfed in the civil war there. during the stop at emmer somsoncollege vp -- emmerson college vp weld defended the candidate. >> i think people understand you can forget a detail so no i don't think it has any impact on the debate except perhaps to increase our name recognition. >> in a later interview johnson claimed he misunderstood the this morning, two towns one football game. >> the emotional tribute to the family of a fallen police officer and a very, very sweet surprise. >> also ahead, drastic measures to deal with the drought in the state. the new restrictions in the state's second largest city. >> plus, good news as you ever have been stuck in traffic on the cape. new steps taken to he relieve some of the congestion. danielle. >> good morning.

humid and breezy as well. partial sunshine today and i am tracking a couple showers for today and through the weekend. i will have the hour by hour timeline when we come back.

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water worries have reached drought emergency in worcester. now the city is taking drastic action. worcester is banning all outdoor watering except by hand with a container. restaurants have been told not to give customers tap water unless they ask for it. the water that supplies the water is dry and they say the situation is dire. >> we are hoping to reduction in use of water to try to conserve the really small amount of water that we have left and the prospects of the next 90 days is for very little precipitation. >> firefighters are also being told to restrict training drills using water despite the restrictions worcester says it will have to buy millions of gallons of water from the quabbin reservoir so we need a pattern shift and we don't see it. >> they are not alone in that

in my neck of the wood. >> and leaves are fall and grass is-- it's crazy how much we pay for awesome beautiful rainless summer. >> it's always a battle back and forth absolutely. and even worcester is not in the area of extreme drought so most of eastern massachusetts is in that. all the areas in red expanded slightly. the update comes out every thursday and expanded across southern new hampshire so concord nearly 9 inches in a deficit same in boston. worcester is in drought and most of central eastern massachusetts is in severe category with the extremes in red in areas of severe drought extended to southern maine. we need the rain but it's not in the cards. 70 to 75 for this morning. summer doesn't want to let go. up near 90 this afternoon. you are getting a couple quick rain drones drops. a few -- drops a few drops. rochester new hampshire and

east. it's all a little weak disturbance and otherwise it's a blend of sun and clouds. more showers seen on the man back to pennsylvania and moving from west to east. so the south coast back over to the cape could see an additional shower today. otherwise most of us are going to be dry through the course of the afternoon. it's going to be hot. highs around 90 including the city of boston. winds from the west northwest maybe just strong enough to hold off the sea breeze. we will see it late in the day it may kick in hitting 09 in boston. 80s on cape cod. a chance of a shower and muggy another uncomfortable night for sleeping with overnight lows around 70. tomorrow, it won't be as hot with an onshore wind in the 70s for highs at the coastline. and near 80 or just over that through the interior away from the ocean influence. sunday, back into the 80s for many of us. low 80s and above average day. keep in mind beginning of september we should be in mid-

decreasing humidity during the second half of the afternoon. let's time out the wet weather for the next several days. today, stray shower between now and mid-morning north of boston the rest of the afternoon fine. late in the day, see green showing up alodge the south coast could see a shower or two this evening. and as we head into the day tomorrow, our saturday features clouds to start with some peeks of sunshine and notice here, 1 p.m. chance of a shower north and west of the boston an theremay be a couple thunderstorms that pop outside afternoon and early evening tomorrow. don't expect widespread action but just want you to be on guard i don't think anything you know in terms of canceling outdoor plans is necessary. but have backup plan if you get a downpour that comes over you. sunday morning starting dry and a midday shower coming in and it's brief and passing and clearing comes in and as we head into sunday evening monday looks beautiful. sunshine mid-70s. into the 80s on tuesday and another shot of showers on wednesday brings in a little

around 70 on thursday brianna -- brie one ooh. >> reporter: we have a update on the accident at the braintree split. it has been cleared but the damage is done. backup is down to exit 5 woo delay of about 10 minutes to get to the split. your total drive time from 128 until braintree to downtown boston is approaching 40 minutes and it looks like the accident is affecting traffic on 24 north. backups on brockton at exit 18 through randolph up to 128 and there's 10 minute y as well. winter is coming before you know it and the mbta wants to be ready. that's why this weekend buses will replace red line service between braintree and jfk umass in both directions. that's where work crews will replace third rail and switch heaters. as part of the winter resiliency plan to prevent the massive failures we saw during the winter storms of 2015. and sitting in massive traffic leaving the cape may have

day weekend. now transportation officials are focusing on stopgaps until a permanent solution can be found. according to the globe they will meet in buzzard's bay later this month to brainstorm ideas including by-pass roads and exit ramps. fingers crossed that happens. >> they have to develop cars that fly that's the secret. >> yeah. two high school football teams putting the rivalry aside auburn and leicester played last n. family of ron tear and tino and -- tarentino and there was surprise the family never expected. as the auburn and leicester football teams took the field the motivation was a bit different for the game. the tarentino family huddled on the sideline trish wife of lane offer ron tarentino stood in front. considers officer ron tarentino- - officer ron tarentino stood

stand off. he served in leicester where his family lives. >> the hearts of the people that you know people just gave tirelessly of themselves. just to honor ron. >> reporter: the two communities renamed the season opener the top cop game. >> there is not a person in the crowd who doesn't want to do something for the family. >> reporter: trish tarn green and three of her sons oversaw the coin toss. before the field cleared. >> he has come carolina. >> reporter: leicester's onary captain -- honorary captain need to take the field ron tarentino iii surprised his mom. >> we are family we love each other and it's hard for me to be so far away and not be able to be here and support them. so, opportunities like this are a big deal. >> reporter: a family that includes thousands of people from auburn and leicester. >> oh my gosh.

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welcome back 6:23. new overnight, more than 100 tourists have been rescued from cable cars stuck dangling over the french alps. a ten-year-old was among 110 people stuck in the cable cars which were shut down by heavy winds yesterday afternoon. it happened in the famous resort town. helicopters rescued just over half of them before heavy fog

for the rest of the night. passengers stuck overnight had access to blankets and emergency food. new this morning a serious warning from the faa over samsung smart phones airline passengers told not to turn on or charge the new galaxy note 7 during flights. the concern is over recent reports of the devices catching fire. passengers are also being told not to put the phones in their checked bags. a federal judge will issue a key ruling about controversial pipeline. thousands of protesters have set up camp at the site where the dakota access pipeline is planned. the branch of the sioux nation is suing to stop construction. a confrontation between protest he is and private security guards got violent with injuries on both sides. menden police need help figure out who vandalized one of the few remaining drive-in movie theaters. security cameras captured the

tuesday night damaged the property and the driver took off. the owners are offering a reward for information. and a surprising sight in the roads. yep, that's a turkey on the leverett connect canor. wbz viewer sent the photo and you can see the bird in the breakdown lane around 10:00 yesterday morning. 6:25 right now. a new public art project may be turning some heads in chinatown this weekend. it's called hometown feature life sized portraits of residents in the neighborhood. photo stations will be set up so portraits of workers and residents and even passers-by can be turned into life sized cut outs. the artists says the project is meant to show how a development can affect a neighborhood over several generations. we don't know how much cook the pope does for himself but when he is in the the kitchen he can think of a girl from hingham. megan made a pot holder you can see that pope francis is

traveled to rome this week for an audience with the pontiff. and even though they were deep in the crowd other faithful helped to pass the gift up the line. >> that will wind up in someone's office later on in life. >> it's so he cute. >> a pot holder. >> i need pot hoed -- i made pot holders that's what you do when you are 9. a lot more ahead in the next half-hour. including new information on a developing story. >> what we are learning about three members of the state police transferring weapons. >> and ahead, nasa latest mission now underway. the rocket that blasted off last night. >> and as we head to break here are four things you might like

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bar. several people hit. the latest on the investigation. >> the search for answers overnight in a mystery in dorchester. inspectors trying to figure out what killed dozens of birds. >> and the unexpected move -- unexpected move by boston police before the decision over whether officers have to wear body cameras. >> live from the channel 4 studios in boston this is wbz this morning. >> and welcome book. happy friday. i am ken macleod mckinnon. >> i am kate merrill. 6:30 on friday. we are looking at a hot and steamy return to summer today. danielle good morning. >> it's going to be tough to teach for the kids in school because it's going to be so hot and it's a muggy start out the door. bus stop forecast temperatures in the 70s. recess time mid-80s and the ride home could be around 90 with partly sunny skies and a couple showers out there this morning. and temperatures running in the 70s right now. 74 in boston. dew point in the low 70s.

humidity is going to stay with us today and it's gradually going to drop heading throughout the course of the weekend. clouds and some breaks of sunshine going to be coming out here through the day today. and few light sprinkles and showers not a big issue. we need more rain and not really getting it but you will need the wipeer from north and haverhill and through essex county. a isolated shower rising out a of the 70s. 80s by midday lun up -- lunch hour with sun and clouds. summer heat in place. 90 degrees with the sunset at 7:03. all the details on the weekend straight ahead. let's get you on the roads. >> reporter: this is a hive look from the came -- live look from the cameras. it starts over in andover and making into the city, you will hit more slow and go traffic in wilmington and also in woburn

south. on 95 north and to 128 as we as 24 north and avon up to 128 and 128 at the split it's trying to recover from that earlier accident. so i would plan to leave early this morning or use the back roads. ken. >> thank you. 6:32 right now. breaking overnight, two people shot outside a worcester bar. police blocked off the area in front of gallagher's pub on west boylston street as they investigated that shooting. both victims expected survive and so far, there have been no arrests. new overnight inspectional crews in dorchester trying to figure out why dozens of birds fell to the ground and died. >> nick gee vane is there now with a -- giovanni is there with a closer look at the mystery. good morning. >> reporter: ken and kate good morning. i can tell you this is the moment inspectors have been waiting for. the time when some of the birds end up taking flights. you can hear some chirping around us right now but inspectors are waiting to see

that's the case reported yesterday. for as many as 40 birds all of them grackles. the city inspectional service department is trying to figure out why. was it a disease or some toxin that the birds injested. whatever it was, it has neighbors worried about a potential domino effect including one man who told us two of his cats also died this week. >> i know cats like to eat birds and attack them and i fed my cats but you know it's of the game that what they are- - their intuition and the idea there have been other cats that i heard that have died as well makes me wonder if my two are associated with this. the time something too close. >> reporter: back live you can see the investigators continuing to canvass the neighborhood as they are looking into a couple different possibilities. they tell us they should have a better idea come monday when they get some of the test results back. reporting live in dore chest

wbz. coming up on 6:34, an update on developing news. three state police members are suspended without pay this morning and we just learned thatthey are two troopers and one lieutenant assigned to the armory. an internal investigation is underway over a transfer of state weapons to a authorized vendorch attorney general is looking into the case. a judge is expected to decide whether boston police officers can be body cameras. a surprise move from the department leaders ahead of the decision. nicole jacobs is live at boston police head quarters were more. good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you. this debate is ongoing but the new move could ease the die dee bait. we know 8 members of the force have stepped up and agreed to wear the body cameras. i can tell you chief william gross is in that number.

union ultimately made its way to the court system with the unionciting a breach of agreement. both the mayor and police commission are agree the city committed to the pilot program and agree cameras won't necessarily build trust between the department and community. they say it is the interpersonal connections the city also asked for volunteers in this. no one stepped up and now again, the chief gross and 7 others have done so. >> it's a big stem are making you know they are out with the public a lot interacting with the community and i think putting the stake in the ground we are committed to the program. >> reporter: and a judge is expected to make his final ruling on the pilot program at some point today. live in roxbury nicole jacobs wbz this morning. >> thanks. 6:35 now. former new england mobster cad

not guilty to killing stephen desaro. the remains why found in march behind a mill in providence rhode island. according to an affidavit another former mobster bobby deluca is the one who implicated him. the investigation into a more's death in new ham muir is a murder -- new hampshire is a murder case. joanne bouche was found inside her home they won't say how she was killed so far no boy are suing a school claiming the prep school mishandled the son's punishment after he was accused of having sex with another 15-year-old. the teen's parents say school leaders were going to let theson return to class but changed their mind after a boston globe investigation revealed mismanagement of the sexual abuse claims at school but the lawsuit claims it shouldn't matter because their son was not accused of sex yom assault -- sexual assault. officials are explaining

charges in a crash at newton pizza shop. driver is charged with two counts of motor vehicle homicide and one count of driving to endanger. two people killed and 7 seriously hurt when police say he crashed the s-uv into sweet tomatoes on march 1. middlesex district attorney announced this week he would face charges. >> it's fortunate to have lots of things and forensics and videos and all kinds of things in all kinds of case and together. >> it's good to at least see there's a resolution moving forward and justice takes a long time and you know talking with the da and seeing what she said you know they want to get this right. >> one of the driver's friend says he struggles with medical issues. the da wouldn't comment on that but suggested that we may learn more in court when he face as judge -- when he face as judge in the -- faces a judge in the coming weeks. the health department says

mosquito from the washburn street area that is included in the first round of spraying. the second round is monday morning. and health officials in florida are delaying the use of a controversial chemical in the spraying of mosquitoes there. there are more than 650 cases of zika in the state. 80 patients are pregnant women. this week miami dade county's mayor tried to tell the crowd that the insecticide that they are going to use is harmless to humans but some are concerned it carries health in the crowd doubt that zika causes birth defects. >> raise your hand if you skeptical about the link between zika virus and microcephaly. >> there's a lot people denying the fact zika and devastating birth defects are linked. >> zika has affected tournism miami bookings for flights and hotels are down 10% from a year ago. before the opening bell today traders at the new york

on september 11th with a moment of silence to honor victims survivors and their families. a symbol of hope is back at ground zero. this flag raised just days after the september 11th attacks helped to define resilience of america but disappeared and was missing for ten years until a man walked into a firehouse north of seattle and returned it. he told firefighters someone had given it to him. the flag went onto went on display yesterday at the national september 11th museum. 6:39. heads up for drivers. automakers issuing major recalls. first, mazda is recalling more than 2 million cars and suv because the rear hatches can can fall and hurt someone. the recall covers some mazda three compact cars and mazda 5 vans and cx5 and cx3suvs dating

million vehicles to the recall for doors that can pop up while the vehicle is moving. the door opens on their own and not close at all. the focus escape c max and transit connect van are included in that latest recall. 6:40. the coast guard comes to the rescue when a boat catches fire. the owner of the boat was onshore when he saw the flames and called it in. once the flames were out a hopkins point marina. the cause of the fire is still uninvestigation. red sox fans don't have -- is under investigation. the red sox fans don't have to go to red sox park to get the experience the showcase truck will be in downtown boston including a batting cage and pitch accuracy station and replica of the green monster where you can take a selfie and other sox related games. it will be at the lawn on d today and on somerville tomorrow. . >> the bruins celebrated the

facility in brightonch warrior ice arena is part of new balance's boston landing development project. the players tell us it has everything they could possibly want or need. >> your husband's team have anything. >> they do but it's far, far away. >> 6:41 is the time. just ahead on the program, a check of the top stories including new details from north korea overnight. >> the rogue nation carrying out a nuclear test. the latest on situation. >> and the charges an airline passenger is facing after a flight was diverted to boston. danielle. >> happy friday everybody. ken good morning to you. we are talking about the weekend. temperatures will be running in the 80s and we will have to dodge a couple rain drops not a washout and i will time out the threat for showers through the weekend hour by hour together

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even understand. >> no. >> what it is they have done you know. too smart. >> i need someone to exmaine it daniel. >> daniel explain it -- danielle explain it. >> i don't know about that i didn't go to m.i.t.it's impressive everything they do. it's warm and muggy and 7 # in boston. the air -- 74 in boston. humidity will stick with us today. doppler radar current right now showing a couple sprinkle north of boston through essex and al one sprinkle near woburn to gloucester and you may get a sprinkle through you. all moving from west to east. a shower or two this morning. then breaks of sunshine this afternoon. there's also a few more showers back across pennsylvania. see the motion of all that. west to east so there may be a shower the late afternoon and evening. 90 plus for boston and

near 90 in plim out and 80 -- plymouth and 80s on cape cod. tomorrow won't be as hot. temperatures in the low 80s inland but 70s at the coast with the onshore wind and so we will be cooler at the coastline a few storms possible north and west of boston. the we end features wet weather but no washout and nothing to cancel the plans. muggy on saturday night mainly cloudy and uncomfortable for sl around 70. and on sunday, there's going to be a front coming in and that brings a chance of a shower but it will be brief in passing. temperatures in the mid-80s and less humid late in the day. so let's time things out. isolated showers between now and mid-morning and clouds stick around but there's filtered sunshine during the afternoon today and there's a chance of a shower along the south coast and cape cod. into the day tomorrow notice what happens a mid-day early afternoon -- midday early

and a lot of clouds around but peaks of -- peeks of sunshine and sunday a brief afternoon shower and that's the front coming in. and clearing comes in after that. it's going to be a dry and bright start to next week in the mid-70s on monday. back into the 80s on tuesday and a chance of a shower wednesday cools us off a bit a chilly start on thursday morning and a feel of fall during afternoon. breana. >> reporter: a disabled vehicle is on route 2 in westminster mass in the eastbound exit 27. it's blocking the shoulder. we are seeing slight slow downs in that area. you can see orange directions there orange arrows i should say in both directions. people slowing down to check it out. make sure to use caution and one more check of the expressway for you and it doesn't look like 128 is going to bounce back from the the earlier accident at the split. total drive time to get through that on 128 and off the pike exit on the expressway is

kate. >> thanks. 6:47. breaking news four people are confirmed dead in a train derailment in spain. 47 others are being treat at the hospital right now. the train was headed to northern portugal when it went off the rails and the. doctors and other first responders were brought to the area by helicopter. more breaking news two people shot outside a worcester bar. police blocked off the areas in front of both expected to survive but noarrests have been made. two men shot from blocks away from each other in providence. both men are at the hospital with nonlife-threatening injuries. police are trying to figure out if the shootings are connected. our time is 6:48 right now. our other top stories this morning. north korea says it is tested another nuclear warhead. >> the 5th atomic test and second in less than a year. south korean geologists noticed the seismic activity ey hent to

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gesture by mr. kraft and the team and i be excited when i am there for real but it was a cool thing to do. i was very humbled and flattered to see it. you know on social media i seen quite a bit of it but i've yet to see it in person. >> we will get you ready for the season opener with patriots all access and we will start the day off at 11:30 pats and cards kick off at 8:30 and 5th quarter is on wbz right after the game. 6:53. time for a closer look at what he a coming up at 7. >> -- what's coming up at 7. >> let's economic with norah. >> tim kaine here in studio 57. we will talk to donald trump's campaign manager. and charlie and sully sullenburgburger return to the hudson river where the plane crash landed. >> everyone knows that we landed and everyone survived and we celebrateed that.

morning. we will see you at 7.

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6:56 as we wrap up another week of news on wbz this morning. >> here's a look back at the week that was. >> a driver has been charged in that deadly crash at sweet tomatoes in newton.

>> sophomore boys are being targeted. >> a death investigation stopping a commuter train on the tracks. >> all of this under investigation. >> all eyes on hermine. >> tropical storm warning for parts of the coast. >> the wind is whipping out here. >> kayaker missing for most of the night found safe. >> search crews considering a best case scenario. >> a dog the victim of serious abuse is now settling in with his new family. >> he has a lot of love and. >> manykin spice latte. >> i refuse to have fall drinks until october 1. >> a swirl over there. >> talk about hermine and here we go. >> yeah. >> swirling away. >> this is me in kindergarten. >> hey. >> this is the best picture of the day can you tell who this cowboy is. >> i am sorry for the black and white photo but film was just invented when it was take en. >> you should wear a cowboy hat all the time thigh think i have been banished from wearing hats

thing. >> okay. >> you know how to rock it. >> 90 today and 09 is going to be hot and humid did you feel it. >> yes. >> it's soupy. tomorrow won't be as hot in the 80s. 70s at the coast. sunday in the 80s too. there will be a few showers around this weekend but they will be isolated. north and west of the of boston tomorrow and a brief -- west of boston. a couple dodging rain dops. >> cbs this morning up is next on wbz. >> have a great friday and

captioning funded by cbs good morning. it is friday, september 9th, 2016. welcome to "cbs this morning.? breaking overnight. the world condemns north korea's newest nuclear test. the outlawed nation claims can now send a warhead on a ballistic missile. hillary clinton and donald trump accuse each other of dangerous foreign policy views. trump's campaign manager kellyanne conway and clinton's running mate tim kaine both here in studio 57. >> captain sully sullenburger returns to the hudson river and telling charlie how the flight 1549 changed his world. we begin this morning with a