it's 6:00 this morning. we're glad you're with us on this saturday, september 10th. i'm kerry connolly along with pamela gardner hanging out with me this morning. >> good morning. >> good morning to you. >> good to see you. >> always fun to be here and catch up. >> we do our girl talks during the breaks. got to love that. we have some sunshine this weekend? >> we do. more sun than rain rain chances even though the rain chances are going to stick around both today and tomorrow. >> okay. >> for now it's mainly dry. degrees in manchester, lawrence waking up to 72 degrees. we're dodging a couple of rain drops out here and the heaviest rain stem cell well to the south -- still well to the south of us. sprinkles across cape cod and the heaviest rain moving across martha's vineyard. partly cloudy skies to the north and west of boston to into southern new hampshire. we have a warm front lifting to the north across new england for

west here and because that warm front position we're going to keep a spotty shower in the forecast later today. ultimately it will be dry so don't be surprised if you see a rain drop. most of the day bursts of sun and cooler along the coast. 79 degrees for the lunch hour. that barbecue in the afternoon, late early evening, 82 degrees. very pleasant. but we have a better chance for rain as that cold front approaches for sunday. the chance for a storm too. i'll have that hour by hour timing in j >> all right , . pamela, thank you so much. this morning it's official, rob gronkowski is out for sunday's patriots season opener. the star tight end just named one of the captains is dealing with a leg injury. it's another set back for a team already not playing with tom brady. dan roach has more. >> rob gronkowski doesn't usually play for the preseason so when he didn't suit up it

big deal. his hamstring has not approved so he will miss the season opener against the cardinals tomorrow night. he hurt his hamstring in a joint practice with the bears. since then we assumed the opener wasn't in doubt but now he's out. that means jimmy garoppolo won't have the weapon that any quarterback could use. >> gronkowski said he's week to week. maybe the home opener dolphins. >> more bad news for the patriotses, the key left tackle is out as well and jonathan cooper, the guard that the patriots got from arizona is out. the patriots line will have some trouble against the cardinals. i'm dan roach, wbz sports. >> it's still patriots football. the pats and

the pregame and the 5th quarter is on wbz right after the game. 6:02 now. a man who lived here is facing charges accused of secretly videotaping more than a dozen women while they were naked. investigators describe the women as innocent victims who had no idea what he was doing. that is until one heard a beeping sound. wbz's katy brace spoke to one of his roommates. >> young professionals with multiple roommates in among them teddy jaris. the now 32-year-old secretly recorded some of the women who lived with him and visited the apartment. >> detectives say the videos were taken in the bedroom and bathroom and show women undressed and in sexual activity. >> it's scary. >> if form -- this former roommate just found out about the investigation and said she never

>> she was he was -- he was strange and kept to herself. >> a roommate heard a beeping and she found a cell phone. detectives found videos taken in 2011 and 2013 through 2015. they say jaris has lots of recorded devices including a camera in a plastic hook use today hang towels in the bathroom. he is accused of using it to record women in the shower at two somerville apartments. >> it makes you do a double take and go backve that you guys lived together? >> yes, exactly. >> she is now contacting police. jaris is free on his own bond. he faces numerous counts of secretly recording an unsuspecting nude person as well as secretly recording conversations. in somerville, katy brace, wbz this morning. boston police officers will begin wearing body cameras on monday now that a judge cleared the way for the program. the

city to court saying body cameras put the officers at greater risk. the union agreed to a voluntary program but officers should not have been selected against their will. >> change doesn't come easy. i think there's a lot of what ifs. what ifs. so i think once the officers get it going they will realize that it's a valuable tool that can increase their safety as well as capture some of the incidents. >> the judge gave ultimate authority over the program to the police commissioner saying th harder to persuade membership to volunteers to wear the cameras. the fbi is offering a $20,000 reward to catch a gang leader. they believe that he's still in the boston area. he was last seen in everett in july and believed to be armed and dangerous. the fbi said he's a member of ms 13, a gang linked

of killing a police detective will get a new trial. shawn ellis was freed after serving more than 22 years in prison for the murder of detective john mulligan. the supreme court said newly discovered evidence linking detective mulligan to corrupt investigators cast doubt on the conviction. the suffolk county da plans to bring new charges against ellis. there will be no more school dances in walpol. the district said they're drunk kids on the dance floor and wanted to send a clear message about underage drinking. not everyone thinks it's fair. >> a tradition coming to an end. >> upset. it's the heard ee last year so it -- it's the last year so it would have been the last dances here. it's kind of a bummer. >> their principal announced the canceling of all dances with the exception of prom because of students showing up drunk. >> i've seen them.

>> not according to the school's principal. he released a statement to wbz reading in part, after escorting intoxicated kids off the dance floor for the last five consecutive dances i decided we needed to take a break. it's a shame because the majority of students go to dances just to have fun and are able to do so without alcohol. >> it takes away from the other kids because they want to have fun at the dance too. >> some of the best memories have been at the dances. >> senior collin said this isn't the >> the knee knee -- the neon dance, they canceled that one last year. >> why? >> due to the same problems as the other ones. >> a formal wanter -- winter ball and the pink dance, a fundraiser for breast cancer awareness are canceled. >> it's unfair to cancel the ones that are fundraisers like the pink dance. >> parents weigh in too. >> it's sad . i feel bad for the kids. i do.

that everyone should not have to pay the consequences. >> the principal said it got so bad that teachers no longer wanted to volunteer to chaperon. shante land, wbz this morning. south shore commuters are well aware with the struggles with the four river bridge project. now the end is kind of in sight even if it's not right in front of you. an update for you coming up at 6:15. >> first a recall that's about to go nationwide. what you can do with a

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welcome back. an urgent warning about the popular smart phone that did this. it can over hurt and bur for that reason the faa doesn't want you bringing it on a plane. it doesn't stop there. this morning the government is telling all owners of the samsung galaxy note 7 to turn them off immediately. more on the pending recall. >> shut them off and keep them off. an unprecedented call friday from the federal government.the u.s. consumer product safety commission warning all owners of the shiny new samsung galaxy note 7 their batteries and subsequently their

through the dash here. >> and with good reason. this florida man's jeep erupted on labor day when he left his note 7 charging on the center console and went into his home. >> that's the last thought that a brand new device, something as simple as a phone is going to burn down my car or my house. >> his is one of dozens of fires and explosions around the world in the three weeks the phone has been on the market. >> heres to my note 7. >> it prompted a re call of 2.5 million phones last year. this year several airlines asked owners not to charge their phones on board. >> they are powered by the same batteries in the hoverboard and e cigarettes. >> if it gets hot enough this internal short then we could have a fire. >> samsung estimates only 1 in 42,000 phones have a faulty battery.

they finally had a real hit on their hands and they were going to out match apple. >> what is the current owner to do? they can exchange their note 7 for another samsung model and get a $25 gift card. wbz this morning. all right. pamela is here now with a look at our weekend forecast. not to bad. >> no come plaints. a couple showers -- no complaints. a couple of shower s and a few rain drops. you have rainer b -- rain, kind of like the whole summer. heat has broken but we're going to keep the humidity around today and tomorrow. no 90s in your 7-day forecast. yesterday it was down right a scorcher and we tied the high in boston at 93 degrees. yesterday it was 92. in worcester 87 degrees, the record was 90. providence broke the record, 92 degrees, the previous

comfortable, a warm start to the day. still humid too. the dew point temperatures running in the mid to upper 60s for some. we will keep the humidity all afternoon. ocean temperatures sitting at a cooler 68 degrees. 71 degrees in boston. an on shore wind will help to keep temperatures in the low to mid 70s along the coast. in your hour by hour forecast, you see for boston we kind of just sit at 73 degrees through the early part of this afternoon under a partly sunny high temperatures vary from place to place. cooler along the coast. rockport at 77, the low to mid 80s further inland. 85 for norwood, 86 degrees in taunton. again, it's going to be humid. lowing to want -- tonight dip back into the 70s. 70 degrees in boston. another muggy forecast anticipated as well. then sunday the humidity starts to break late in the afternoon as a cold front passes through. cape and island forecast, you see there's a chance for rain,

too. for today 77, partly sunny. if you're head ed ed to the north or if you are in the north areas here, saturday 72, sunday 76. a chance for rain both today and tomorrow, at least a better chance to the north. current radar picture shows not a lot of rain here until you get way to our south. a few showers pushing towards the islands. other wise, a couple of sprinkles there in worcester county. there's a warm front that northward through new england later today keeping that slight rain chance in there. it's just more of an annoyance than anything. mostly dry in your hour by hour this afternoon. a better chance for rain to the north and west. by sunday afternoon that cold front is going to move across. after 3:00 the rain gets out of here, the storms get out of here too and it's going to be much drier. lower humidity on monday and 73.

week. kerry. >> it's come ing that's for sure, pamela. thank you. the calendar says says fall but the tea -- but the train is focused on the winter. >> are you waking up maybe a birthday boy or girl today? let's see who you share it with. it's the birthday of chris columbus who is 58. the former senator from new hampshire, john sunu is 52 34 years old today. hey, if it's your birthday make it a good one. you have to enjoy every one of them, no matter what number it is.

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in boston. >> did we? wow. >> 93 degrees . it was humid. it was the sum mer-like day. now it's going to be another summer-like forecast for this afternoon but soon some fall-like temperatures will be upon us for, say, next week. for now starting off with warm. temperatures across the board, 71 in boston and taunton, 69 in manchester, 62 in concord. cooler and more comfortable further to the north. that's where we have lower dew point temperatures but a warm front is sitt t helping to increase the humidity levels, increasing the clouds and we have a couple of showers here and there. mainly across the islands now, some spotty showers, a couple sprinkles to the north and west of boston. most of us staying dry though even as the warm front lifts to the north. the cold front back to our west is sitting in tomorrow. that gives us the better chance of scattered showers and storms. hour by hour, most of us will be dry,

in between the cloud cover, cooler temperatures along the coast with warmer temperatures inland. the low to mid 80s for some. on shore wind all afternoon as welch -- as well. coming up, when wooep we'll see the cooler temperatures -- when we'll see the cooler temperatures and the taste of fall this the 7-day. >> thank you, pamela. a cambridge man is accused of secretly recording the women who he lived with and who visited him. police have identified 13 victims. detectives say the videos were taken in the bedrooms and various stages of undress and sexual activity. he faces numerous counts of secretly recording an unsuspecting nude person and recording conversations. he's due in court at the beginning of october. a big ruling coming down on friday. boston police can force officers to wear body cameras. the police commissioner and the union were battling over this. the union took the city to court saying body cameras put officers at greater risk and officers

bargaining right. the pilot program starts on monday. an urgent warning about a popular smart phone. the samsung galaxy note 7 can over heat and burst into flames. for that reason the faa doesn't want you bringing it on plane. it doesn't stop there. this morning the government is telling all owners of the phone to turn them off immediately. >> this morning the u.n. security council said it will take what it calls significant measures against north korea who has just tested their nuclear capabilities again. the crisis is taking center stage on the cal pain trail. leah martin reports. >> hillary clinton has assembled a group of foreign policy and national security experts including republicans a day after north korea sent shock waves around the world with another nuclear missile test. >> isis and north korea's quest

entirely unconnected. the greatest threat of all would be terrorists getting their hands on loose nuclear material. >> she promised to slap tougher sanctions on north korea and engage china to help contain it. >> we will not leave our friends and allies unprotected. >> donald trump told christians at the value voter summit that clinton's years as secretary of state were a failure. >> hillary clinton is trigger happy. she really is. she's trigger happy. her brought us only war and destruction and death. >> he went further saying isis is ruthing -- is rooting for clinton. >> they're saying i hope she wins. they would dream of issing her -- dream of having her for president. >> actor john voit introduces donald trump in washington. >> if god allows truth to be said and heard that we will see donald trump the next president of the great america.

new light in the moments after two shooters opened fire in san bernardino, california and then escaped. they fired 100 rounds inside the complex that was hosting a holiday party. police arrived just 6 minutes after the first call to 911 on december 2nd of last year. as many officers charged inside they found chaotic conditions and 14 people died, 22 more went to the hospital. farook and maleek -- died in a shoot out with police. john hinckley is now 61 years old and doctors say he's no longer a danger to himself or

he is charmed of trying to as sassinate the president. jacob hall is accused of exposing himself to lexington students. police tackled him in a playground by a school. he's a convicted sex offender from new hampshire who already spent 3 years in jail. redline service will be replaced with shuttle buses to they will replace trains between the jfk and u mass stop and quincy center. that will give crews time to replace the third rail and get the tracks ready for the winter. it's part of a winter resiliency play plan. >> there's wipt -- there's winter and there's preparing for winter. this is just a big part of what we need to do to make sure that we're in position to

>> the 30 $30 million project finishes the work done last year and will upgrade 10 miles. big y stores will start spreading that are massachusetts foot print. in july they bought weight stores and the locations in milford, east ton, norwood and kingston will open later this morning. a second group of stores opens next next. when that happen there is will be big y locations throughout massachusetts and connecticut. tomorrow marks 15 years since the september 11th attacks. right now the pentagon site is the only one that does not have a visitors center to help people learn about what happened. as cbs reports, victim's family members are trying to change that. >> there are times zach la check can't believe a day has passed since september 11th, 2001, let alone 15 years.

memories of the day, you know, like it was yesterday. >> he was 9 years old when terrorists crashed a plane into the pentagon, killing his father, david. >> as a country it's kind of getting to the time where time may have healed those wounds but for me time doesn't move the same way. >> we met la check at the pentagon memorial, a place he visits often specifically this sculpture with his dad's namen it. there's 184 benches in all representing the lives lost during the attack here. >> we have to learn from history so it doesn't repeat itself. >> the pentagon is the only 9/11 attack site that doesn't have a visitor's center or museum to help people understand what happened. there's a plan in the works to build one on this lot next to the memorial. right now there's not enough munch >> jim la check, zach's uncle works with the pentagon memorial

to get the project off the ground. >> kids that now come to visit the memorial weren't even born. they were born after 9/11. >> the visitor's center is very important just to show kind of what happened to our country and how our country responded. >> and it will ensure the memories of la check's father and all the victims forever. cbs news, arlington, virginia. the patriots a ready for a game missing not just tom brady but rob gronkowski and the red sox pick the right person to get the ball. we have sport ts coming -- sports coming up next. >> it's a woorm -- warm start to the day with a few rape drops. -- few rain drops out there. more rain on the way for sunday. i'll have that hour by hour timing in just a bit. the second weather trivia question of the morning though. hurricanes never form

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well, good morning, everyone. we start with bad nudes, the patriots are in phoenix and rob gronkowski is not. the patriots all pro tight

due to his tight hamstring and has been ruled out for the opener tomorrow in arizona against the cardinals. the hope was that gronkowski would be able to suit up in the opener but did not make the team flight to arizona yesterday and the team downgraded him to out. that means jimmy garoppolo will be without one of the biggest weapons as he goes up against a tough cardinals defense in at opener. the former cardinal jonathan cooper also out for tomorrow's game. that's two linemen out already for the pats. that certainly hurts. >> we know tom brady of course not making the trip as he gets set to serve the first of his four-game suspension. he was a guest on jim gray's radio show and second-degree why he didn't continue to fight his suspicion. he said the right thing was to

overwhelm. >> the patriots, my coaches, my teammates. i owe my teammates to be the best that i can be. to have the divided attention that i had last season was something that really doesn't serve me. i just choose to move forward and to fully focus on what my job is and that's to be the best quarterback that i can be for the team and i'll have the chance if october. -- in tact v fokt. >> we have -- in october. >> we have you covered tomorrow. tomorrow after the game ends the only place to see pressers is on the 5th quarter. the red sox had the right guy on the mound last night. rick porsello looks to become the first 20-game winner this year. thest last time the red sox had it was in 2007. porsello throws strikes, he did

then navarro chase inging it down and -- chasing it down and away. >> the big hit hitting the top of the ball and bounces over. now rick porsello 20-3 on the season. they lead the jays by two games in the a they will meet again this afternoon. it will be eduardo rod -- rod -- rodriguez on the mound for boston. dan roach, cbs sports. >> thank you so much, dan. it's a nice summer morning out there. it is a nice sunrise. i felt like summer there morning. it was still warm. >> the humidity is high. that makes such a

it is going to be continued to be humid for the next couple of days and then a taste of fall big time. >> yeah. >> so we have lots of events going on as we get into the thick of the weekend for today. 81 degrees for that high temperature. mostly dry even though there's a brief chance for a shower. all these events not a wash out. it's a busy, busy time of the year as we all know. the music fest, the festival at martha's vineyard. the antique show. i want to check out all these things combu we'll be -- things but we'll be here. it is what it is. the hampton beach seafood festival, that will be yumny. -- yumny. on -- yummy. on sunday a better chance for scattered showers and storms. currently our picture, a few showers, a couple of rain drops here, especially along the south coast and the islands, the vineyard, nantucket getting most

some spotty showers that were once on radar have actually dissipated as they continue to track to the north and east so slowly across this warm front that will continue to lift across new england later on today. that's why we'll keep the brief chance for a shower in the forecast even though most of the day will be dry. partly sunny in your hour by hour forecast. bursts of sunshine periodically with an isolated shower chance. the best chance for rain later today will be to the north and west and maybe a thunderstorm crossing, say, northern new england in the lakes and starting off mostly dry but some spotty showers expected in southeastern massachusetts and then we'll watch this cold front approach from the west. afternoon sunday could be a little rainy, could be a little stormy as well. the isolated storm chance passing through boston between 2:00 and 3:00 p.m. then everything moves offshore. this dry front giving us drier conditions and changes

right now 71 degrees in boston. the humidity, we are high on that. it will continue to be humid throughout the day. beach weather because of it, 73 to 78 degrees, on shore wind. boating, the water temperature in 0 and -- in between the 60s and 70s. more events going on today at gillette stadium u mass verses bc at noon. 75 for the revs later on. here's your 7-day forecast. sunday 84 and still humid. a few spotty showers and storms. for thursday and friday temperatures in the low 70s and over night lows perhaps in the 50s. low 50s too. so we have weather trivia. the second question of the morning here, hurricanes never form within how many degree latitude of the equator?

to guess here. let's go with 10 degrees. >> you were close. it's 5 degrees. the water is warm enough but we don't have enough of the oned to get it around. >> the old effect, i should have known that. >> all right. a tough one. >> thank you. well, local student s looking to school the world helping to build schools in some of the poorest countries across the globe. in many rural villages some kids have to walk 2.5 hours each way just to schoolhouse. as paul burton shows us, this non-profit is changing lives both abroad and here at home. take a look. >> it's back to school for students but for hingham high school students the lessons they learned outside the classroom have taught them to value their education like never before because of a program called school the world. sglesz it -- >> it was a very humbling experience for me. >> i'm glad that i got to do

of school the world, an international nonprofit that focusing on primary school education in central america and global citizenship for high school students in the u.s. >> my vision was to give every child an opportunity to learn. >> they build schools, trains teachers and buys books for children in poverty. >> it was hard to believe what they go through. we shadowed a nothing. they had a hut. s just 6 years since it began school the world build 38 school schools and enrolled 4,000 students. they helped raise the funds themselves and then spent their school vacation giving back. >> we are going back to build a playground. it plays an important part of a child's education. >> getting to see the children and really how much they enjoy learning made me really respect

away with a sense of where americans fit in the world and the great privilege that we have. >> a mission that's deeply impacted these students. >> i'm going back and recruiting my brother. >> paul burton, cbs news. coming up, a driver on the edge. how he got out of this

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this driver in this suv was dangling off a texas garage on friday afternoon. he told police he just couldn't stop it. wires kept him from crashing nine floors to the ground. the 24-year-old driver somehow got out just fine with no injuries. first responders eventually lower lowered the suv to the groun a massachusetts para olympian is in rio begins his quest for gold. chad davis used to run track at the university of hartford. in his freshman year a rare eye disease cost him his time on the track. he's now 22 years old and said he's very thankful to everyone who helped

things that i can do rather than what i can't. having the support of family and friends and a whole community really allowed me to get to a better place in my life and get over that hurdle of losing my sight. >> davis is competing in two e vepts, the 5,000 meter and the 1500 meter. growing up around boston everyone knew the regular names now it is coming to life on stage. a sneak peak when wbz news on this saturday

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it's 7:00 right now on the nose. good morning, everybody. we're glad you're wake ing up with us. i'm kerry connolly along with pamela gardner. barry has the morning off. he's probably hiking or doing something in the mountains. >> i think he is. he updated his twit ter. >> -- twitter. he's always doing something fun. a decent weekend ? both days. a brief chance for rain both today but mainly for tomorrow. i'll explain that in a little bit. 73 and mostly dry in boston with muggy conditions to. 72 degrees as you wake up and head out the door in falmouth. a couple sprinkles, nothing to heavy on satellite and radar but we have some partly cloudy skies and the

moving towards nantucket and cape cod. a couple sprinkles here and nothing too bad and no lightning but for that cluster of storms in new york. that's going to continue to dip off to the east here. the warm front will continue to lift to the north. the brief chance for rain in the forecast although most of the day is going to be dry. partly sunny lunch hour and cooler along the coast, 79 degrees. low to mid 80s as you get furth pleasant conditions and sunset around 7:02 p.m. tomorrow not bad but we're tracking better chances for rain and a couple storms. i'll have that hour by hour timing in just a few minutes. kerry. >> pamela, thank you. boston police officer s will begin wearing body cameras on monday now that a judge has cleared the way for the program. the city's police union took the city to court saying body cameras put officers at greater risk. the union claims it agreed to a voluntary camera program but officers should not

will. >> change doesn't come easy and i think, you know, there's a lot of what ifs. what ifs. so i think once the officers get it going they are lea liez it's a valuable tool that can increase their safety as well as capture some of the incidents. >> the judge gave ultimate authority over the program to the police which i say ner saying the union should have tried to harder to persuade membership to wear the cameras. a man who facing charges accused of secretly videotaping women naked. the victims were innocent. one heard a beeping sound. wbz's kraty brace spoke with one of his roommates. >> young professionals with roommates. one of them teddy jaris.

apartments. detectives say the videos were taken in the bedroom and bathroom and show them undressed and sexual activity. >> the former roommate skrus found out -- just found out about the investigation and said he never felt comfortable around him. >> he mostly kept to himself and seemed strange at time. >> police started the international space station last -- started the inves a roommate heard a beeping and found a video. videos were taken in 2011, 2013 through 2015. he had lots of recording devices including a camera in a hook in the bathroom. >> it maiks you do a double take and go back over the time that you lived together? >> yes exactly. >> she is now contacting police.

he faces numerous counts of secretly recording an unsuspecting nude person as well as secretly recording conversations. brayty brace, wbz this morning. the cbs is offering a reward of up to $20,000 to catch a convicted felon and gang leader. they believe efron yanis was last in the boston area. he's a the violence nationwide. a dorchester man convicted of killing a police detective will get a new trial. shawn ellis was freed after serving more than 22 years in prison for the murder of john mulligan. newly discovered evidence linking detective mulligan to corrupt investigators cast doubt on the conviction.

rob gronkowski is out for sunday's patriots season opener. the star tight end just named one of the captains is dealing with a leg injury. it's another set back for a team not playing with tom brady. >> ron gronkowski rarely plays in the prn -- preseason so when he didn't suit up it wasn't a big tile. now it's a big deal. he will miss the season opener against the cardinals in in a joint practice against the bears over three weeks ago. since then we assumed the opener wasn't in doubt. now he's out. that means jimmy garoppolo won't have the gape's biggest mismatch in gronkowski, something a young quarterback, in fact, any quarterback could use. gronkowski said he's week to week. >> maybe the home opener next sunday against the dolphins. more bad news for the patriots,

jonathan cooper t -- the guard who the patriots got in exchange for chandler jones is out. the patriots offensive line will have some trouble against the cardinals. >> thank you. patriots football is still patriots football so start your sunday with patriots game day at 11:30. pats and cardinals kick off at 8:30. the 5th quarter is on wbz right after the game. it's football to love it. a mobile phone that's too hot to handle. details on a potential recall on a device that's already banned on airplanes.

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ls. vote no on question 2. welcome back. it's 7:09. it's one of the most common forms of cancer, colon cancer. the colon cancer coalition is looking to raise money right here in boston. we are talking with the event of the 5k run/walk that's coming up soon right here in boston. we are here with bryan shelly that's all part of this. thank you for being here this morning. >> thank you for having me. >> tell me about the colon cancer coalition. you said

a part of it. >> there's 50 plus races across the united states. we are the boston race obviously that started 6 years ago. we are here to raise money for colon cancer, spread the word and support folks going through out and their families. >> tell us the different groups. >> we support four groups here in massachusetts. the boston healthcare for the homeless, the mass league of community health centers, south coast hospital and cancers colon cancer. >> we mentioned earlier it's preventable, treatable, beatable. you really want to make sure that people understand that they have to -- right off the bat they have to get their screening, don't put it on the back burner. >> absolutely. if you're at the age where a colon cancer screening is suggested by your primary physician get that test because it's preventable if caught early. >> you are involved in this because of your brother if --

brother-in-law. >> yeah. the thought that my sister was going to have to bring up her kids by herself scared us all. once he was clear we thought, well, we got to do manager, a run, a walk, a race, something. there was nothing. so a good old google search brought me to the colon cancer coalition and we got a race. it's been 6 years. we've had some fe phenomenal success. >> get your rear in gear. that sums it up . that's a great name. >> absolutely. >> u really important that's coming up. you want to get a lot of people out there. >> september 24th at 8:00 a.m. if -- in south breaking news. -- south boston. it's a run and walk. we would like to get as many people there possible. we have about 1,000 participants. this year we'll have ice cream for everyone that finishes the race will get a scoop of ice

so we're really looking for folks effected by cancer, going through cancer, have a loved one to created a team or register to raise money for colon cancer coalition. >> how do they do is that >> go to coloncancerscoalition.organize. >> do you need volunteers? >> we need folks to help set up, break down and usher people in. if anyone wants to site and my e-mail there and they can contact me. >> thank you for coming in. we're happy to hear your brother if -- brother-in-law is doing welch >> thankl -- doing welch >> thank -- doing welch >> l -- doing well. >> thank you so much. an update on the four river bridge and when it will be

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welcome back. an urgent warning about the popular smart phone that did this, it can over heat and burst into flames. for that reason the faa doesn't want you bringing it on a plane. it doesn't stop there. the government is telling all owners of the samsung galaxy note 7 to turn them off immediately. wbz has more on the pending recall. >> shut them off and keep them off. an unprecedented call friday from the federal government. the u.s. consumer

galaxy note 7 their battery and their property can explode. >> the fire was going up through the dash here. >> and with good reason. this florida man's jeep erupted on labor day when he said his left his note 7 charging on the center console and went into his home briefly. >> that's the last thought that a brand new device, something as simple as a phone is going to burn down my car or my house. >> his is one of dozens of fires and esi world in the three weeks the phone has been on the market. >> to -- here is what just happened to my note 7. >> it prompted a recall. this year the airline s asked people not to charge their phones on board. it's powered by a battery that's the same of the hoverboard and e cigarettes. >> they are full of flammable stuff. so if it gets hot enough

42,000 phones have a faulty battery. >> they finally had a real hit on their hands and they were going to out match apple and look at what happened. >> the owners can exchange their note 7 for another samsung model and they will also get a $25 gift card. wbz this morning. two octobers from now drivers who rely on the four river bridge may finally get a break. will be finished. the former bridge was demolish in 2004 and since then drivers have been using a temporary bridge on route 3a we know it's coming. >> e eventually. a couple area -- eventually. tomorrow we have a better chance for rain but mostly dry.

>> we're not tracking any tropical storms or anything heading our way any this weekend. hermine, that took forever to get out of here. finally by thursday we saw improving conditions. the tropics starting to get active. here it's continuing to be active since we are at the peak of hurricane season. we have a disturbance near miami, another near san juan. those are not expected to drop into a tropical storm. this system off the coast of something. the national hurricane center may investigate this in a day or two. it looks to track into the central al so stay -- atlantic to stay tuned on that. extreme drought conditions have expanded. the drought monitor updates every thursday. we don't have a lot of measurable rain in the next 7 days. extreme drought

south to taunton. the rain is along the south coast and the islands here. we had a few sprinkles that dried up and we continue to see a warm front to our south. that's going to lift north and east this afternoon. as you can see in the hour by hour as we go through this afternoon best chance for rain is going to be primarily to the north and west here, very evening. over night some periods of dry weather with a chance for an isolated shower or two. 7:00 a.m. on sunday wake up to perhaps some patchy fog and then we'll watch this cold front approach from the west here. sunday afternoon scattered showers and storms along this broken line in between 2:00 and 3:00 p.m. not a lot of rain with. maybe a quarter of an inch of accumulation.

things down for the start of the next work or school week. temperatures warm, 73 in boston, 69 in lawrence and 79 degrees in taunton. it will be a beach day. we'll have so much bursts of sunshine in between the cloud cover. 73 to 78 degrees with that on shore wind. the water temperatures sitting between 65 and 73 degrees. low tide at 7 7:23 p.m. plenty of beach time. hour by hour in boston, temperatures in the low to mid 70s with some and ultimately dry. today high temperatures only in the 70s along the coast thanks to that on shore wind with low to mid 80s easily as you get further inland. lows tonight dip back to right around 70 degrees. again, some patchy fog and over cast conditions from time to time. cape and islands forecast we have that ms walk to both days this weekend. it's going to be dry but sunday keep an eye to the sky for the chance of a brief shower or storm. lakes

the further north and west you go. 80s today and tomorrow with monday down to 75 degrees. a cool and drier start to the work week. kerry. >> pamela, thank you . chances are someone you know has been effected by cancer. coming up, the star studded event raising money to fight the devastating disease. >> this is for all of you meat eaters out there. coming up, the phantom gourmet goes big on

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football season is upon us the phantom gourmet is getting ready to beef up for the fall. >> meat eaters from all over new england has been known to make the trip to bernie's dining depot where they serve juicy rib of beef, weighing up to 3 pounds. >> a lot of people come if and they will share that. they will come in with a family of four and the kids will eat off of it and they will all share. you do not have portion control at bernie's. >> for a more upscale stylist spot for premium steaks like a to del monico. >> you can't stop until you're den. even if you're full you're going to finish it. >> it's hard to beat the kings platter at broad win in somerville. it's stocked with homemade sausages, meat balls and 2 pound pork. >> we thought this platter would be fit for a king and it

of stake houses and the boston chops in the south end announced they're opening a second restaurant. for more food and fun watch the phantom gourmet at 10:30 and 11:00. 7:26 as you rise and shine with us on the weekend. you got to love it. you worked hard for the weekend. well, it's here. we're glad you're spend ing it with us right now. we'll see

good morning, everybody. it's 7:30. thank you so much for being with us. i'm kerry connolly along with pamela gardner bringing us a nice weekend.

the humidity staying up and temperatures will be up there too. though not quite as hot as yesterday's high of 93 in boston that tied the record. starting off with 73 degrees in boston now. 70 in worcester, 69 degrees in manchester. the further south that's where the humidity getting a little uncomfortable and it goes up throughout the course of this afternoon as a warm front lifts northward through new england. because of that we have a few showers this morning, primarily martha's vineyard getting the heaviest rain now. nantucket, the outer cape some light showers and a few sprinkles to the north and west of boston. of other wise a mostly dry start to the day with a mostly cloudy sky. the cold front back to our west moves in tomorrow bringing us a better chap for scatted showers and storms. the lunch hour 79 degrees today. cooler on the coast. that evening barbecue great summer-like 82 degrees.

i'll have that hour by hour timing and when we could see some cooler, fall-like temperatures in your 7-day forecast. kerry. >> all right . sounds good, pamela. thank you. xheking our top -- checking our top stories, a cambridge man is accused of secretly recording the women he lived with and who visited. police identified 13 victims. detectives say the videos were taken this the bedroom and bathroom and show women in various stages of undress and sexual activity. he faces numerous account unsuspecting videos women. boston police can force officers to wear body cameras. the police commissioner and the union were battling over this. the union took the city to court saying body cameras put officers at risk and officers doesn't want to lose the collective bargaining rights. the pilot program starts on monday. an urgent warning about a

heat and burst into flames. for that reason the faa doesn't want you bringing it on a plane. it doesn't stop there. the government is telling all owners of the phone to turn them off immediately. a quick reminder this morning, readline service will be replaced with shuttle pluses today and tomorrow so the mbta can work on the tracks. they will replace training when jfk and u mass and quincy center. that will give them a it's part of a winter resiliency plan as they call it to prevent massive failures. >> there's winter and then there's preparing for winter and there's no other seasons. this is a big part of what we need to do to make sure that we are in position to put up with whatever mother nature throws our way. >> this $30 million project finishes the work from last year

exposed rails. today y stores will start spreading. in july they bought 8 stores. they will open later on this morning. then when a second group of stores opens next week there will be 79 big y locations throughout massachusetts and connecticut. well, we are still waiting for final totals on how much last night's broadcast has raised so far but this was a talking about. bradley cooper was the executive producer of the event which was founded in part by katy coric. stars take part because they say everyone knows someone changed by the deadly disease of cancer. >> it's like taking 8 million people a year. that's crazy. the more we can give to the resource the more the number can decrease. >> my mom was diagnosed when i

what mom was going through and the treatment she was doing took away that fear for me. >> the broadcast was called stand up to cancer and it will continue to stream through the weekend on the online site hulu and it's still accelerating donations. gronkowski is out this sunday. of course tom brady as well. they aren't the only ones. ahead in sports, another player who could be as crucial as gronkowski when it comes to offense. we will tell you what we're talk >> 7:34 as you rise and shine as i continue to ramble on as i have sense 5:00 a.m. but i'm glad you're hanging with me.

well, good morning, everyone. we start with some bad news, the patriots are if phoenix and rob gronkowski is not. he did not travel with the team due to his tight ham spring and has been ruled out for the opener against the cardinals. the issue was that gronkowski would be able to suit up but he did not make the team flight to arizona yesterday and the team downgraded him to out.

be without one of the biggest weapons. >> nate solder also out for tomorrow's game. he pulled ham spring in the final game against the giants. jonathan cooper also not with the team, out for tomorrow's game. that certainly hurts. >> we know tom brady of course not making the trip as he gets set to serve the first of his four-game suspicion. he was a guest of the radio show and asked why he didn't continue to fight his suspicion. tom said the right thing was to let it go and the support he's getting from everyone around is overwhelming. >> the patriots, my coaches, my teammates, i owe my temperature -- my teammates to be the best that i can be and have the divided attention like last season with something that really didn't serve me. i choose to move forward and focus on my job, to be the best

october. >> patriots game day at 11:30 and then when the game ends bill belichick's and jimmy garoppolo's presser. the red sock had -- red sox had the right guy on the pan last night. porsello on the mound. thed in the 1st and 2nd innings to give porsello an early lead. he did what he did best from there, throws strikes. he gets jose batista looking here. then navarro chases one down and away. straight strike outs, two runs on the night for porsello. a lots of big contributors on offense. it hits the top of the wall and bounces over. a

the sox win 13-3. rick porsello now 20-3 on the season. how about that? the red sox lead the jays by to games in the al east. the two teams will meet again this afternoon. it will be rodriguez on the mound for boston and h arc -- and ha pshg -- and happ on the mound for toronto. after us cbs this morning s see -- now with them to see what is coming up. >> good morning, kerry. a lot of boston in our show this morning. first guided sailors for more than 300 years and it's right in your backyard. we'll take you inside america's oldest lighthouse and show you how it changed history. >> he wrote the books that became the social network. now he will take us through the

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take a look at this for a parking spot. this driver in an suv was dangling off a texas

told austin police he just couldn't stop and wires kept it from crashing nine floors to the ground. the 24-year-old driver somehow got out just fine with absolutely no injuries. first responders eventually lowered the suv to the ground. can you imagine that? >> no. >> so the wires held him up. he's so lucky glchs -- lucky. >> that's in sane. so pamela, give us the word, the weekend, we all wait for the weekend.>> a few clouds, a couple of sprinkles and isolated shower around the islands but other wise we are dry today and it's a go for any of those weekend plans you might have. so many events going on, we can't fit them all in one graphic. we tried too though. hampton beach you have things going on and it will be dry ultimately. a couple sprinkles here and there. today 81 degrees and sunday 84. both days and it is going to be very

the first part of this next work week in the 7-day forecast. right now in boston a little humid, the dew point at 63 with a temperature of 73. later today the wind will come right off the ocean. for now 69 degrees in manchester and in lawrence. 71 degrees in worcester, 71 taunton. 72 degrees in chatham. hang pg out at today, a nice day more clouds than yesterday. your water temperatures between 65 and 73 with that breeze coming off the water. it will be comfortable if you're laying out there. low tide around 12:27 p.m. so plenty of beach for everyone to share. as we get into the heat of the afternoon inland that's where you'll find most of the heat, the low to mid 80s. 86 taunton, 83 providence.

southwest. muggy and the chance for a shower. better chance for rain moving in for sunday. we have a lot of things going on including the ms walk on the cape. it looks like temperatures will cooperate but it will be humid. the better chance for rain again on sunday with a high of 80 degrees. the current look at radar now shows a few showers. over the vineyard a good heavy down power moving towards nantucket. north and west of boston a f showers to the southwest moving into connecticut. it looks like that won't hold on too much longer but it's going to stay in western parts of new england over your hour by hour forecast. noon to do, most of those showers and storms in hartford will fizzle out. the chance for an isolated shower or two this afternoon. can't rule out the possibility. the bursts of sunshine over night tonight, partly cloudy. sunday we start

that more humid air mass easily we could see a couple of isolated showers. the main cold front moving in late sunday afternoon and early evening. by 3:00 most of the showers and storms in the eastern half of new england and the moving out and offshore late sunday night so that means it's going to be a pretty decent set up for the first part of the work week or school week. monday 75 degrees and much drier, full sunshine both mondand chance for rain and cooling off dramatically with a touch of fall thursday into friday. over night lows could be in the low 50s. that will feel wonderful. kerry. >> oh , boy. all right. refreshing. thank you , pamela. still more ahead this morning on wbz. let's take a look now at what is coming up in this morning's centro. >> hi, everybody. coming up on centro, so what happens when 30 women in boston get together to

they form the first ywca in the u.s. we will tell you all about it after

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good morning, everyone. welcome to centro. after the civil war many young women were

to find work. they lacked safe housing, employment assistance, educational opportunities and companionship. in 1866, 30 women got together and formed the young women's christian association of boston. it was the first ywca in the u.s. and it's now known as yw boston. here with us this morning is president and ceo sylvia jones. >> good morning. >> good morning . thank you so much for being here. >> thank you for inviting me. >> sylvia, 1 50 years. >> a long time. >> oh, my gosh. what can you tell us? i mean, it's amazing because i've been doing centro for 20 years, sylvia, and this is the first time i have you buys on. where have you guys been? >> we have hiding away but now we're breaking out. >> what can you tell us about

dedicated to eliminating racism, empowering women and promoting peace, justice, freedom and dignity for all. >> we do need to highlight that the whole mission started obviously for just women. that's not the case now. that's why you decided in 2012 to go ahead and go to yw boston. >> yes. >> tell us a little bit about who it is that you're helping now. >> well, our work bringing all people together. we work with all genders. we work with people of many different ages. we have three program areas. leadership development, health and wellness for women and girls -- >> yes. >> -- and racial justice programs. you notice how i said health and wellness for women and girls. the other programs

are about social justice leadership. >> uh-huh. >> it's open to all genders. and our racial justice programs, you notice i said eliminating racism in the job -- >> yes, that's a very important job. >> important work that we do. also open to all genders. and then we work with women and girls on health issues and also self-esteem, healthy relationships. >> yes. >> and ie nature. >> this year it's a special one. again, 150 years. what has taken place , you know, throughout this whole year to celebrate that? it's a big milestone. >> it's an enormous milestone. we have events to celebrate being 150 years old, look at the progress that we've made in the community. we had a gala in june.

now. it looks wonderful. >> thank you . thank you. it's been great fun . the second part of our speaking series is coming on october 18th. >> talk to us about that. i definitely want the -- to highlight this. this is couple of coming up soon so people need to call you guys and find out more information. the number is actually up on the screen right now. it's october 18th. tell us a little bit about that event. >> we are having an event called beyond pay equity. it's focused on what we n for women to achieve equity of all kinds here in the city of boston. and our speakers are the four women who are on the boston city council. we have never had four before. >> together. >> so four women on the boston city council october 18th morning program at the federal reserve bank. it is a free program but you must register. >> i was just about to say, who

>> anyone who is interested in the progress of women in our community and who is interested in boston moving forward. >> uh-huh. >> make ing ing -- making gains for women and their families. >> why yw boston? do you get to help a lot of latino women? >> we do. we have programs in english and in spanish. >> very important. >> our health and wellness programs are offered in program that you can sign up for. go to our website. >> that's very nice. >> go to ywboston.com. we send you text reminders for self-exams for breast health and annual physical exams. we offer that in spanish as well. >> i'm so happy you came. i've heard of the work you guys do but we have never had you on.

sentra. >> thank you. >> thank you for coming by. happy ains. 150 anniversary. 150 years. >> thank you. >> thank you sylvia. for more information on yw boston, the event they are also having coming up on october 18th and also the differented services they offer, you can call them at 617-585-4500 or get a direct link to their website and their difference social media pages visiting us online at cbsboston.com/centro and like every week we want to invite you to connect with us onl like us on facebook and follow us on twitter. i'm from centro inviting you to step forward to a better you. >> thank you so much. pamela is here now. we're wraching up the wrapping up the finale. a good friend of mine from high school just texted me. they are visiting. they are on martha's vineyard. i can't imagine how old she thinks i like right now. >> oh, no.

morning. >> o no. >> that's the -- oh, no. >> soon thing s will move out and it will be a nice day. spotty showers north and west for later this afternoon. a humid afternoon, 82 degrees. then cooler along the coast thanks to that on shore wind for sunday, 84. just as humid, the chance for a shower or storm in the afternoon and much cooler for the start of the week. >> looks like fall is coming. thank you, pamela. have a wonderful day, everyone and we'll see you tomorrow mor

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