>> now on newscenter 5 eyeopener -- >> the new england patriots kick off their season tomorrow, but not everyone will take the field. the injury that sidelined tight end rob gronkowski. >> after weeks of back and forth, boston police department's body camera pilot program is moving forward. when the program starts and the >> a cell phone hazard. samsung phones bursting into flame. the warning and the recall coming this morning for the owners of this popular smart phone. >> you're watching wcvb, boston's news leader. good morning. this is newscenter 5 eyeopener. >> and a good morning to you. thank you so much for joining us. it's 5:00 on this saturday, september 10. i'm antoinette antonio. >> i'm doug meehan. yesterday's weather brought back that summer heat.

summer, does it not? >> it still does. a year ago it was hot in september as well. just a continuation of that. we tied a record yesterday at 93 degrees. this morning we've got a few showers out there. i wish i could talk about more rain than this. it's glorified sprinkles at this point. we're seeing a nice shower across martha's vineyard, nantucket. i don't think it will hit the cape. you're seeing a few sprinkles. to the north we're seeing a few light showers. steadiest is up around manchester. that is looking like pretty lit we'll see scattered showers this morning. then mostly cloudy skies. i think the cloud cover will break up a bit. we'll get sunshine this afternoon. if you look off to the west, we may see a new round of showers develop late this afternoon. for most of us, it's this morning you're running into sprinkles, not a lot of sunshine, but a little bit in here. a better chance we'll see showers and thunderstorms around lunchtime tomorrow. overnight tonight, the skies will be clearing away, but the humidity is back with us. temperatures right now into the

we'll continue that pace throughout the day. in boston, we'll top off with temperatures in the mid 70's. they're not going to move courtesy of easterly winds. high temperatures today climbing into the 80's. i'll show you when high temperatures are only in the 60's coming up in my seven-day forecast in a few moments. >> the patriots will open their season tomorrow without rob gronkowski. >> the team confirming gronk won't travel to arizona. the patriots have ruled the tight end out for tomorrow night with gronk tweaking his hamstring at practice back on august 15. he left with a trainer. didn't play any of the preseason games. now in his seventh year, he hasn't played a full season since 2011. we've got the lineman nate solder and jonathan cooper not

on a train at andrew square and started threatening other riders. the victim tried to take a video when he assaulted her and knocked her phone to the ground. police arrested him yesterday when they caught up with him at andrews square stop. >> fire investigators are looking for the cause of this house fire in holliston. holliston fire tweeting out this photo from the scene. you can see those flames were raging throughout the home on mayflower landing just around 1:00 this morning. the new construction. no one was hurt. a woman is recovering after getting hit by a car in ashland. the 18-year-old from milford was crossing pleasant street around 8:00 when she was hit. she was flown to a worcester hospital with serious injuries. the 24-year-old driver is cooperating with the investigation. turn them off and do not recharge them. that is the warning this morning

federal safety experts say the risk of explosion or fire is too great. >> as newscenter 5's mary saladna explains, the warning comes as samsung prepares for a huge recall. >> the consumer products safety commission advising the hundreds of thousands of americans who have bought the samsung galaxy note 7 to power them down and stop charging or using the device. >> introducing the all-new sam sang galaxy note 7 instances of fire, including a florida man who claims his jeep caught fire while charging his phone. >> it was surprising to me how quick the dash caught on fire. >> the problem is likened to hover board fires. >> super cheap batteries. everyone was trying to get them to market as fast as possible to christmas. this time around, it's not that samsung was trying to rush this to market, but they ended up

>> samsung has not issued an official government recall of the galaxy note 7. that's prompting government action. on top of an extraordinary warning from the faa, which is telling passengers to not turn on or charge these devices onboard an aircraft. >> this is a serious thing. you put something that creates fire and noxious fumes on an airplane? that's as dangerous as it gets. >> faa tests show what large shipments of lithium ion the consumer product safety commission is working with samsung to announce a formal recall. it will have guidelines for customers telling them what to do with those bad phones. we're live in boston tonight. mary saladna, wcvb newscenter 5. >> a group was protesting safety issues at the pilgrim nuclear plant in plymouth. they stayed inside the building and wouldn't come out. police arrested three of them

>> police union request denied. a judge ruling boston police's body camera program can move forward. david bienick with when it will start. >> at a church in roxboro, the judge's ruling gives the body camera program the go ahead. >> it's lousy that it's laid out in the court versus the union. i don't like to say it's a >> following the two-day hearing, the judge criticized the police union for insisting the camera program be voluntary, then telling its members not to voluntary. the judge wrote it would be unfair when the injury is self-inflicted. >> we hope they will take the time between now and monday to reconsider that approach and to embrace the pilot program.

president says he's disappointed by the ruling but promised to work to make the body cameras a success, saying, "i believe what we're going to find is that the body-worn cameras will highlight the good work that is done by the members of the union every day." >> until the pilot program begins, we're still holding our breath. >> community activists, who support the body cameras, say they'd still like to see one change in policy so that officers must write incident reports before viewing their camera's video. >> as opposed to watching a de not see in that moment and using that as a reason for use of force, something of that nature. >> police in providence, rhode island, ran their own pilot program earlier this year. this week the city told me it was a success. now providence is looking for federal funding to keep the cameras rolling. in boston, david bienick, wcvb newscenter 5. >> so where does boston stand on the body camera issue compared to other big cities around the country? new york and philadelphia both have already started testing cameras in pilot programs.

in 2014. los angeles is a lot further along. 860 cameras in use right now. but its city council approved a five-year plan to give them to nearly every officer, 7,000 of them. chicago has 2,000 cameras on the street. a pilot program began last year has expanded to seven police districts. that city is under fire because officers involved in the chase and shooting death of paul o'neal this summer were wearing cameras, but ty the fatal shot. >> worcester police have released the name of the man who was shot and killed outside of a bar there. 21-year-old jeffrey lavoile of grafton was killed outside of gallagher's pub early yesterday morning. a 20-year-old from worcester was also shot but is recovering. police are still looking for the gunman. >> the headmaster of a prestigious braintree prep school is facing charges.

have sex with an undercover detective for money. detectives arranged to meet the 46-year-old at a mcdonald's in worcester. they say bliss showed up with hundreds of dollars in his pocket. school officials haven't said what this means for his position. he is due back in court next month. a registered sex offender from new hampshire is accused of exposing himself to children in massachusetts. officers arrested 30-year-old jacob mobley-hall near lexington high school, allly police say there have been several reports of this happening this week. the manchester man faces several counts of open and gross lewdness. >> right now, a warning to pet owners in boston as investigators try to figure out what killed several birds there. we told you about this earlier in the week about sick and dying birds found along bakersfield street in dorchester. now we've learned that 12 of those birds have died, 35 others were sick and are being tested.

investigators don't know what caused it, so they're telling animal owners to avoid the area for now. a massive recall coming from general motors. >> we'll tell you the cars being recalled and why they may be unsafe. also, the u.s. and russia calling for a cease-fire in syria. the steps being taken to put that measure in place. >> the red sox making a run for the postseason. the big win they pulled out in toronto last night. mike? >> yesterday's weather brought that summer heat back. a bit cooler today. i'

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>> an important warning for drivers about a massive recall involving g.m. the automaker is recalling four million vehicles to fix an airbag defect linked to one death. g.m. saying in rare cases, a car's computer can go into what they call a test mode, and that stops the front airbags from inflating in a crash. we have the full list of vehicles on wcvb.com.

vehicles, 120,000 of them, after brake fluid leaked onto circuit boards in some cars, triggering a fire. the recall involves some 2015 through 2017 murano suv's and maximas. the antilock warning brake will stay on for 10 seconds after startup. if you see that happen, get out of your car and call your dealer right a way. a volkswagen bleeded guilty. the german automaker has admitted to installing software on 500,000 vehicles in the u.s. to pass emissions tests. he faces up to five years in prison when sentenced in january. >> now, the storm team 5 forecast. >> it's saturday morning.

>> pumpkin spice lattes. >> 11 more days of summer. >> the humidity yesterday was so hot. >> it felt like summer. >> today is still muggy. the temperatures will be cooler. we did. we tied a record yesterday. the month has been running actually on the cool side. the last three days, the temperature's been averaging a little bit above average. boy, yesterday threw the average off. we are in september now. 1.7 degrees above average. we ended, of course, last month way continue that trend. speaking of 90? days, we've had 21. you go back to 2010. that was a horrible summer. typically, you only get 14. if you wonder what the record is, it's 30, which has stood since 1983. a few 60's, some 70's. the humidity is up, not as bad as yesterday, but muggy. plymouth at 75 degrees. you're looking at 73 in falmouth

skies. 72 degrees. an easterly breeze. that breeze will keep things steady by the shoreline. inland will be warmer. here's the dew point holding about mid 60. yesterday at this time, it was in the low 70's. so today we're in this uncomfortable area. tomorrow we stay there. wait till you see what happens on monday and tuesday. humidity drops off. sunshine will be back. gorgeous day coming our way. we need some rain. there's a little bit showing up on radar. the emphasison to the south, there's scattered showers cutting across the islands. just sprinkles anywhere else. as you look north and west, there's a line of sprinkles just out west of 495 at this point. will it hold together and get to the city? maybe. i don't think you'll have to use your windshield wipers. there's no lightning and thunder. to the west, there's a warm front trying to lift northward. humidity will be coming up tonight. it will be muggy out there. out to the west, look at that

about lunchtime tomorrow. one thing people have been talking about, the rag weed is way high. dry weather, you see what happens. today we're in the medium category. with the sunshine on monday, you'll notice it, throat getting sore, nose running a bit, because of the pollen out there. i think the dry weather from the summer is going to be one of the other reasons it's going to be such a bad pollen season as we head to the fall. headed for the boston heart walk from 9:00 temperatures in the 70's, a sprinkle possible, but it won't slow the walkers down. easterly winds at 5 to 10 miles an hour and hosted by emily riemer. let's talk about these showers. gray skies around. hit and miss showers at best. there may be new showers off to the west. they don't get organized. stays muggy overnight tonight. tomorrow, watch what happens. 11:00 in the morning, line of showers here. about noon it's cutting through the middle part of the state. by the afternoon it's pushing

that's it. it's one shot of rain coming through. showers and thunderstorms do keep an eye to the sky. let's talk about what's going to be happening down the road and as we look down the road, we're looking at all kinds of temperatures. i'll get to that seven-day forecast eventually. in the meantime, suffice it to say that it is going to be muggy out there as we talk about the temperatures for tomorrow and then those thunderstorms come through here. as the thunderstorms come through, that will clear things out, and monday and tuesday right now looking delightful out there. by the time w and i'll show you the seven-day forecast in a few moments, we'll be talking about highs in the upper 60's. nice, cool, fall, refreshing weather coming our way. >> thank you. it's 5:18. checking more stories happening right now -- >> the u.s. and russia are calling for a cease-fire in syria. secretary of state john kerry says the u.s. has hammered out a deal with the russians. he says the first steps calling for a cease-fire to begin monday at sundown, the measure after talks in geneva calls for limits

>> a connecticut mobster who authorities believe knows something about the biggest art heist in u.s. history is now in the hospital. robert gentile fell while awaiting trial in a rhode island jail. his lawyer says he is in bad shape. gentile's trial on weapons charges was supposed to begin on tuesday, but that has been postponed. prosecutors believe that he has key information about the still-unsolved 1990 theft from boston's isabella stewart gardner museum. >> move over, weird al. barb streisand has put her feelings about donald trump into a song. at an lgbt fundraiser for hillary clinton yesterday, the singer performed a parody of the song "send in the clowns." she replaced the lyrics with choice words about the republican nominee. she managed to work in questions about trump's wealth and his decision not to release his tax returns.

sportscenter five. >> rick porcello joining an elite class of red sox pitchers that includes wood and babe ruth. 20 game winners didn't see this coming in spring training. few of us did. big poppy's retirement party with a canada goose coat, a $10,000 check to his charity and festivities were in full swing on the field all night. he had his party hat on. goes to right center. dustin pedroia heading home. 1-0 after one. every starter had one hit. travis shaw pops it up. melvin upton jr., little league stuff right there. best scores again. red sox rolling. and then there was porcello. he's now 20-3 on the season. that does it for sports.

honor of a young woman lost far too soon. >> newscenter 5's mary saladna shows us why what seems like a closet full of clothes is really a closet full of hope. >> she was like truly good. >> anne-marie bisson is in memory of catie, who died six years ago as her life was getting started. >> she had a great sense of humor. loved to read. loved to write. she would be in t sitting cross legs with her laptop typing stories at 2:00 in the morning. >> catie fought a valiant fight against loeys-dietz. it's often marked by aneurysms in the aorta. that meant multiple surgeries. >> the first question every single time was how long will i be out of school. >> with catie in mind, her mother started catie's closet. >> i said cate, did you know any

>> catie's closet makes that possible. now in 36 schools, the closet today arrived at this school in boston. there students can choose from toiletries, clothing, shoes and jackets, brand-name items that match what other kids are wearing. >> as a former teacher, i can tell you that there's a direct correlation between a child's feeling about himself and how he's able to focus to learn. >> that's ultimately what we want, is for them to go to school to get >> mary saladna, wcvb newscenter 5. >> it has been months in the making. >> coming up next -- when we find out who it was that hit july's massive powerball jackpot in new hampshire. >> it's been a summer full of sharks on the cape. two new sharks tagged in the water. live look outside. it's dark and muggy over the city of boston this morning. 72 degrees right now in needham

>> here's that seven-day forecast i promised you. today, a few showers. it's more clouds than sunshine than anything else. on sunday, we've got a chance of some thunderstorms coming through. this line will march it's way through around lunchtime and push on through.

of thunder with it. monday, 70's, low humidity, plenty of sunshine. thunderstorms on wednesday unleashes cool air. then highs in the upper 60's. brr. >> the wait is almost over. >> on monday, attorneys for the powerball winner in new hampshire is going to come forward. the winning $487 million ticket was sold at this hannaford store it is the biggest prize ever in that state. and one of the biggest in u.s. history. the new hampshire lottery says that the attorneys will also make an announcement about the winner's philanthropic plans for that prize. >> but everyone wants to know where they're going to go on vacation and what they're going to by. >> giving the money to charity is nice, but let's get down to it. it's probably a great thing for tax purposes. help the people out. shark experts tagging not one,

coast of cape cod. >> dr. greg skomal tagged lucky number 13 of the season yesterday. it was a 12-footer spotted off truro. and this is number 14 right here, the 14-foot long shark was tagged near the wellfleet/truro line. >> a little further north from chatham. working their way up the coast. one massachusetts town is doing away with a high school tradition. >> why walpole >> and cargo is flying off a parking garage. a person inside stuck for hours as that car dangles off the edge. how the driver managed to escape without injuries. >> and 72 degrees outside right now as we look over the bridge this morning. if you're going for a drive anywhere, nice and smooth ride for you today. 5:27. come on duck! (puppy barks) you can do it duck.

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good morning. this is newscenter 5's eyeopener. >> good morning! happy saturday morning to you. i'm doug meehan. >> i'm antoinette antonio along with mike wankum this morning. we all get excited when we see a little bit of green on that radar. >> usually if we had rain on a weekend -- >> oh, man. >> but, really, this is not much. >> we need it so much. >> it's a sprinkle or two. that's what it's looking like. this will wind down. we have a better chance of seeing a line of showers and thunderstorms tomorrow around lunchtime. right now, just a few sprinkles sitting us through the morning. much less of a threat through the afternoon. the cloud cover has holes in it already. we'll see lots of holes in the cloud cover and plenty of sunshine breaking through as well. biggest rain event is happening once again out over the ocean headed towards martha's vineyard, nantucket. a few sprinkles over the cape right now. as you look up to the north, heaviest showers just off to the west of manchester. look at the trend. they fade away. it's really just glorified sprinkles at this point. as we head to the morning, it's

then we break that cloud cover up just a little bit. we also watch the possibility of a new area of showers developing this afternoon, but i think this afternoon it's out more in the western part of the state. overnight tonight it's going to get muggy again. warm air is trying to surge back in here. not very warm right now. we're looking at temperatures in the 60's and 70's. in boston, the high temperatures today will only be in the 70's. inland, it's going to be warmer. i'll show you when it's going to get back to cooler temperatures into the forecast. that's all ahead in your seven-day in a fewom >> it is 5:32 on this saturday morning. some other stories we're following right now. >> patriots tight end rob gronkowski will not play in the season opener tomorrow night. gronk was restricted to limited practices all week because of a hamstring injury. he along with offensive lineman nature solder and jonathan cooper did not travel with the team to arizona. >> right now, fire investigators are looking for the cause of a house fire in holliston. holliston fire tweeting out this photo from that scene.

raging through that home. it was under construction at the time on mayflower landing. >> the court bottle is settled. boston police officers will be assigned body cameras as part of a pilot program. union president pat rose says he's disappointed but in a statement says he will make the cameras a success. the program is now set to start first thing monday morning. >> well, a social high school tradition is going away this year. school dances over at newscenter 5's nicole estaphan explains the policy change. >> fun. everybody's dancing, having a good time. >> the high school dance. for many it's a rite of passage. >> we all had a lot of fun last year. we were all looking forward to spending that time again. >> an experience that students at walpole high school will be missing out on this year. >> it's definitely disappointing. >> the school principal making that call after few rebels showed up intoxicated.

>> you have to be punished. it shouldn't be the entire student body. >> an anticlimax to an event they looked forward. >> we were talking about what we were going to wear and stuff. >> it is everyone who will miss out because of the actions of a few. >> i don't think that's fair. they should have went a different route by just taking precautions before and checking everyone. >> the students we spoke with hopeful that the dancing will return. >> like one exception. the prom will go on as scheduled. >> the west nile virus has been found in methuen. they're working with mosquito control to increase trapping and surveillance in the area. methuen health officials say the virus has only been deducted in mosquitos that prefer to bite birds rather than people. >> the state police gang unit seizes guns, drugs and cash in leominster and fitchburg. they were executing search warrants when they found six

some bills were stuffed in a piggy bank at the top of the photo there. they made a total of five arrests. >> commitment 2016 this morning. hillary clinton's campaign has a new home in boston. supporters and campaign workers officially opened the new hillary for massachusetts office last night on beacon street. clinton, meanwhile, met with national security experts in new york. after the meeting, she said she's disappointed that rival donald trump would continue to praise russian president vladimir putin on russia-funded television network. the republican nominee has faced back lash from both parties in recent days for praising the russian leader. trump was interviewed thursday by larry king, whose current show airs on rt america. that network is funded by the russian government. >> the republican nominee's cozying up to russia is causing headache's for party leaders. house speaker paul ryan calling putin an aggressor.

>> the love that donald trump is showing toward vladimir putin and the russians is without precedent and something giving a lot of republicans angst. >> trump's campaign says he did that interview thinking it was for his friend larry king's podcast. they say trump didn't know it would appear on a russian tv. republican vice presidential nominee mike pence just released his tax returns from the last 10 years, something his running mate, donald trump, still has refused to do. pence and reported earning $113,000 combined last year. they paid 8% of that in federal income taxes. they claimed almost $9,000 in deductions from charitable contributions. >> get ready for a sunday morning of politics, and it's a new season and new host for "matter of fact" on sunday mornings here on wcvb. soledad o'brien takes over, and here's what you'll see on tomorrow's show. >> we're going to talk to the

homeland security. and he's an interesting guy. we asked him the $64,000 question about are we safer. polls show we're not. also, he's very critical of donald trump. he's been advising him. >> tune in for "matter of fact" at 11:30 tomorrow morning right after otr at 11:00. >> 5 investigates with new vvgs on what led to three state troopers being suspended without pay. a lieutenant and two troopers all assigned to the state police armory new braintree are off the job indefinitel indefinitely. 5 investigates learns they are looking into poor recordkeeping and the trading in of guns to a vendor. the attorney general is also investigating. >> a new trial for the man convicted of killing a boston police detective. the state's highest court ruling sean ellis did not get a fair trial in 1993. ellis was sentenced to life for

john mulligan. after three trials, he was released on bail last year after 21 years in prison. ellis says he was a scapegoat. >> it's a challenge in its own right to remain optimistic after being told no so many times. >> ellis' attorney will ask for an investigation into alleged police corruption. the d.a. intends to case. >> 5:38. tomorrow marks the 15th anniversary of the september 11 terrorist attacks. >> ceremonies honoring lives lost and heroes made. also this morning, a scary scene out of texas. look at that. a car dangling right over the edge of a building. how the driver managed to get out of the car without injuries. >> the red sox coming out on top of the blujs last night. the big win and the milestone reached this season. mike? >> i'm tracking some showers moving through this morning.

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the september 11 terror attacks. a special ceremony in natick friday to recognize those who sacrificed so much that day. they took part in a stair climb. today in foxboro, they are remembering the victims of 9/11 and honoring a local hero. cindy mcginty lost her mike, in the attack. >> the new york police department remembering the victims of 9/11 with a parade. thousands gathering to remember the police officers who died in those attacks. the walk began on wall street and ended at the nypd police memorial wall. marchers held a memorial service at the end of the parade. lawmakers on capitol hill marked a 9/11 anniversary with a moment

friday morning for a memorial ceremony. first silently remembering the thousand lost in the attacks, then joining together to sing "god bless america." >> take a look at this stunning video out of austin, texas, this morning. you see that car just dangling from a parking garage. the driver climbing out of the car to safety. he was wearing his seat belt when his car went right over that edge and then got caught in the high tension wires. amazingly, he s a connecticut store is in ruins after an suv smashed right into the building. >> the store's owner lucky to be alive. that crash caught on surveillance camera. check out the blue suv. there it is coming driving right through the front door, sending the shelves flying. the store's owner was tossed around by that impact. look at that! he's recovering from cuts and bruises. many of the emergency workers at the scene know the owner and went above and beyond after the crash. >> a few of us live up the

wound up helping board up the business and take some of their personal belongings out. >> police say the driver was trying to avoid hitting a van when he hit the gas instead of the brakes. he has since been cited for reckless driving. >> now, your stormteam 5 forecast with meteorologist mike wankum. >> okay. i know after labor day, everyone's ready to embrace the apple cider, the pumpkin spice. but some of us still want to hang on to summer. >> you know i hated the humidity yesterday. >> you know what they say? >> it's not so much the heat. it's the humidity. we always want to say that every year. >> but january. hey, let's take a look outside. i want to show you what's going on. >> wow! tropical paradise. >> serving umbrella drinks over there. it's a beautiful, beautiful morning out there. a little bit of clouds, a little bit of sunshine and a few raindrops here or there. boy, what a beautiful start to

and we have been doing that a lot. during july, we hit it 12 times. during the month of august, we hit it seven times. now we hit it one more time in september. it was a slow ramp-up. once we got going, we really got going. one thing we also had, we not only had the heat. we had dry conditions out there. we have extreme drought conditions over a large part of the area. boston running over 9 inches dry for the year. worcester a good 8 1/2-plus. we need water. where is it? that's all you're seeing right now. a few sprin down to the south, we're seeing showers cutting through. the only thing that's going to hit is the islands. most of it will be falling out over the ocean. inland, a few sprinkles trending the last three hours, diminishing a little bit. i don't think we'll see too much more out of that. a few sprinkles out there this morning. then we have to wait until tomorrow afternoon when some areas out to the west start to get a little more active coming this direction. some strong thunderstorms by chicago, st. louis. we'll have a round of thunderstorms our way around lunchtime tomorrow.

for the zero prostate cancer walk run this morning, hosted by harvey leonard, you can give him grief about spot showers. temperatures into the 70's. great cause once again this morning. think about making it a beach day? water temperatures are nice. mostly cloudy. could be a spot shower out there, but i don't think that will be a big threat. high tide coming in just about a half hour. surf running flat, a big change from last weekend. last weekend we ha churned up. this weekend, everything's flat. here's what happens. around 9:00, still seeing a few spot showers out there. not much. gray skies. gray skies, by the way, will have holes in it. we'll get to sunshine. we head to this afternoon. could be a new area of showers that tries to develop out to our west. i think really for most of us today, it is a dry day. just a little more cloud cover than we had going on from yesterday. overnight, skies clear away, but, boy, the humidity's coming back. we have a muggy night. then we watch for tomorrow. this is the map at 11:00 tomorrow morning. you'll see what happens.

the pittsfield area. marches eastward. should be arriving into worcester and boston noon to 1:00 in the afternoon. then it punches its way through to the south. it is one line that will come through. you may have to move inside a few minutes, then go back right outside. behind it, the skies clear away, the humidity drops, and we have got some beautiful temperatures headed into our direction. so something to look forward to. otherwise, for today, look for high temperature a little cooler at the shoreline. in the 70's. in many spots, not quite as warm as yesterday, but within 5 or 6 degrees of what we saw yesterday. over the cape today, you'll be seeing temperatures into the upper 70's to 80 degrees. here's your seven-day forecast. it resolves around a real change in the weather pattern, because once we get through this threat of some showers in here tomorrow, drier air moves in monday and tuesday, sunshine, low humidity. wednesday, a round of showers. that's the beginning of a new

region. that's going to mean high temperatures just in the upper 60's by thursday or friday. that's closer to normal. yesterday was the anomaly with temperatures in the low 90's. >> got a little burger express set up for us? thank you. time is 5:48. some of the other stories we're following -- >> the powerful explosion that destroyed a spacex rocket last week is a mystery. ceo elon musk says the company is still trying to pinpoint the source of that blast. it happened in preparation for a test-firing of the rocket's engines. today musk revealed the engines had not yet fired when the explosion took place. that's only adding to the mystery of what went wrong. he's now asking anyone who may have video or photos of the blast to share them. >> down in miami, florida, health officials say that more mosquitos are testing positive for zika in miami beach.

targeted area before dawn yesterday. the next round is scheduled for tomorrow morning. >> a settlement is reached between exeter hospital and new hampshire and the staffing agency that placed a lab tech convicted in a hepatitis-c outbreak. david kwiatkowski is serving time after swapping painkillers in syringes with his blood. he worked at seven hospitals before being placed at exeter. a teenager arrested in the theft of this 150-pound lobster sculpture in plymouth. it was ripped from its base at nelson park on sunday. the lobster had been unveiled as part of the chamber of commerce lobster crawl. today police say they have arrested one 15-year-old from plymouth and are trying to identify other potential suspects. the lobster itself has not been recovered.

rick porcello marking his 20th win. this is the first in the majors this season. the red sox broke it open by scoring six runs in a 10-batter seventh. ramirez with a dinger. dustin pedroia has three hits and four rbis. first pitch, 1:07. >> 5 dedicated more than 30 years helping people with disabilities find jobs. she was recently inducted into a mentoring hall of fame. newscenter 5's erika tarantal has her story. >> she stood by me. she never let me -- she wouldn't let me call, you know. >> 31-year-old megan is talking about her mentor, her boss,

she's never given up on me. >> they work at a unit at u-mass. >> i can research it a little more. >> megan started four years ago. >> it was an internship, 20 hours a week for six months. >> i didn't have very good hope. >> yeah. >> enjoying a job. i worked at mcdonald's. that didn't go very well. >> but kathy saw something special in megan, a timid temperament at first, but she excelled in doing d her former self because she really has blossomed. she's just a pleasure to have as part of the team, but also produces very high-quality work. >> from that first internship, megan was brought on part-time, full-time, then promoted. >> do i have a disability anymore? >> megan decided it was time to give kathy something back. that gift became a nomination to the disability mentoring hall of fame.

must have been a mistake, quite honestly. i could not imagine a more meaningful way for it to come about and for it to happen than to come from megan. we've had a very special relationship, and it's been a great, great journey, i think a learning experience for both of us. >> her induction into the hall of fame one of many motivations for kathy, who says there's a long way to go to improve the employment landscape for people with disabilities. she hopes massachusetts will to inclusion. >> a very deserving honor for her. >> well done. >> a deering rescue caught on camera. >> usually it's -- now it's your turn. >> we can both be corny. >> the tough spot this animal got stuck in. also, two more great white sharks spotted on the cape. where experts were able to tag them. >> ew, let's go live out to --

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yesterday. the next couple of days, we have a chance of seeing thunderstorms right around lunchtime. keep an eye to the sky. lightning and thunder with those and also perhaps a little downpour. we can use the rain. monday and tuesday, we're back to sunshine, another round of showers or thunderstorms on wednesday. follow that by the feel of fall thursday and friday's highs just in the upper 60's. doug and antoinette? >> okay, mike. thank you. a frightened deer in a pretty tough spot. >> all caught on deer falling 25 feet in a pit at the water treatment plant. working tireless to wrangle the fawn. they were able to tranquilize it, lift it out of the pit. after waking up, the deer ran off unhurt. >> get me out of here! >> that whole thing only cost one buck. >> there are no words for you sometimes.

don't encourage him, please. thank you. on the way this morning, the patriots starter home ahead of tomorrow's season opener, why rob gronkowski did not make the trip to arizona. >> a warning for the owners of the samsung smartphone. why the company is asking you to put the phone down immediately. >> also a massive recall from a major auto company. general motors cars may be dangerou lynn. how about that for a sunrise? there's a cruise ship coming in. i wonder if they know whether or not they've arrived in hawaii. mike wankum's full forecast when

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>> now, on newscenter 5 eyeopener. >> the new england patriots kick off their season tomorrow, but not everybody's taking to the field. the injury that sidelines rob gronkowski and the other players missing from the lineup. >> after weeks of back and forth, boston police department's body camera pilot program is moving forward.