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on this september 11th. sundayheavy heart and a lot of emotions today. thank you for being with us, i'm antoinette antonio. doug: and i'm doug meehan. we have some severe weather to talk about this morning. aj: we do, each of these yellow box is indicative of a severe thunderstorm warning. from left to right in worcester co, effect until 10:15 about another 15 minutes. then we move towards metrowest and boston itself now under a severe thunderstorm warning until 11:00 this morning. that includes north shore immediate south shore northern plymouth and a good chunk of norfolk county as well. over to the radar not a lot of lightning being detected with the storms. however, this line has had a history of producing gusty wind

into haverhill right now. each one of these dots represents where we have seen or had a report of some wind damage. patrick continue looking at this line around 10:30 moving towards west tro west -- metrowest more on this is and the impact behind it. [bell tolls] 2 bells . one at 8:46 the other at 9:02 this morning. remembering the moments two planes struck the twin towers in new york city 15 years ago today. a nation pauses on this the anniversary of 9/11. antoinette: a day of remembrance and reflection here at home. looking live inside the statehouse where local tributes are underway. several events happening today in honor of the victims and survivors of the terror attacks.

is live at the state house for this moring's ceremonies, nicole: down the hall from the ceremonies you side is ongoing right now. a comment made inside give perspective, someone mentioned that some of these children were just toddlers when they lost their parents and uncles. many attended ceremonies. the want to stream video earlier ceremony -- poignant ceremony. surrounded by 3000 flags one for each person who died. i visited as a matter how time -- how much time is past. >> we move forward over the last 15 years but we never moved on. even the today marks 15 years it

nicole: a lot of mixed emotions here. it's the laughter and tears and hugs. many people overcome with the memories of that day. doug: all right, thank you. some of the other events happening around the state in remembrance. the red cross is holding a remembrance blood drive at fenway park until 2:30 this afternoon. veterans of lincoln are holding this afternoon at 1:30. somerville's annual 9/11 vigil walk kicks off at 6 tonight on cedar street to davis square. president obama held a moment of silence at the white house at 8:46 this morning that was the moment when the first hijacked plane crashed into the world trade center's north tower. right now the president is at a ceremony at the pentagon. you are looking at live pictures there right now.

the ceremony at ground zero started at 8:40 and will continue until 1 this afternoon. the remembrance includes the reading of the names of all the people who died in the attacks. in shanksville, pennsylvania 40 candle lanterns put in place in front of the wall of names. one for each passenger and crew member who died when united flight 93 that crashed there. the plane had been headed to san francisco from newark, new jersey, when the hijackers took over. antoinette: bourne. a car on fire on sandwich road this morning. the call came in just after 5a -- 5:00 a.m. firefighters say the driver crash into a pole and the car burst into flames. a man saw the crash happen and pulled the woman from the burning car. she was taken to falmouth hospital. she is expected to be okay. right now dozens of college students are recovering after two decks collapse. police in hartford connecticut say between 30 and 40 trinity

fell onto a deck below before hitting the ground. police tweeting these photos of the aftermath last night, the accident happened at what police are calling a large off campus party. fortunately, no one was seriously hurt. doug: new information on a deadly boat crash in taunton. the boaters taking part in races on watson pond this weekend. rescuers say three drivers were thrown from their boats after a colliding. the accident happening after one of the boast spun out at 65 miles per hour. a 39 year old new hampshire man died at the scene and a 67 year old man from maine was rushed to a hospital in critical condition. a 3rd man suffered minor injuries. >> i had been in a few accident over my 23 years. i knew it didn't look good. the last thing we expect is an accident. we are here to have fun and enjoy this.

department's dive team was on scene for the race and pulled all three drivers out of the water. the crash is under investigation. state police have made an arrest in a deadly crash along i-95 in boxford. police say 22 year old nathaniel armstrong of amesbury was heading north when he crashed into a car stopped in the breakdown lane. a 45 year old man from newburyport was taken to a nearby hospital where he was pronounced dead. armstrong is facing several charges including oui and motor vehicle homicide. he will be arraigned tomorrow. antoinette: hampshire man is behind bars, in connection to a murder in danville. 37 year old richard moore of danville is charged with second degree murder. the attorney general says moore repeatedly stabbed 51 year old jo anne boucher. she was found dead inside her home last week. neighbors say moore, a registered sex offender, had been living with boucher for months. the news of his arrest a relief to neighbors in the area.

be in court tomorrow. doug: a home invasion is under investigation in worcester. police say 6 men and two women drover up to a home on clark street and forced their way in. at least one of the men was armed with a tire iron. two teenagers were in the house and fought off their attackers with a baseball bat. the suspects took off. police say the incident does not appear to be random. the victims knew the suspects. at least one 18 year old girl is being charged in connection with the attack. antoinette:he fire in that destroyed a home in holliston. the fire broke out on mayflower landing yesterday morning. it was a new home under construction. holliston fire tweeted out these pictures from the scene. arson watch is now offering up to $5000 in reward money for information. doug: a prestigious braintree prep school now confirming that its headmaster has been suspended. steven bliss, of cats academy is facing charges after getting caught in a sex sting. he's accused of making a deal to

in a statement, the school says the allegations are not in any way connected with the school or its students. bliss is due back in court next month. antoinette: right now walpole police are working to find who ever spray painted a message on the high school. police say it's clear the vandalism is in response to a decision by the school principal to cancel all dances this year. the walpole high school principal says its because several students repeatedly the graffiti also targeted police. anyone with information is asked to contact police. doug: signs of hope in miami. antoinette: why a travel advisory linked to the zika virus could soon be over. the update from the cdc as widespread spraying continues. a historic new england bridge goes up in flames. what investigators are now saying about the cause of the fire. doug: the mlb post season is just around in the corner.

their al east lead. we'll tell you whether they got it done against the blue jays. aj: tracking some severe thunderstorm is moving to the area. they have warnings posted for eastern parts of our state right now. we will monitor those and let you know about a reduction in the humidity coming up. >> pose a guadalupe a. anto from new york city this morning as you've heard their names being read of the victims of the 9/11 attacks. our coverage continues of the

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morning, intense airstrikes in syria ahead of a cease-fire scheduled to start tomorrow. opposition activists say dozens of people have been killed in the city of aleppo. also today syrian state tv reports the government has accepted the the cease fire agreement reached by the u.s. and russian negotiators. secretary of state john kerry is calling the agreement a turning point. iran is building a new nuclear power plant with help from russia. it's the first project since last year's landmark nuclear deal. the project will be monitored by agency. the u.s. along with russia, britain, france, germany, and china, reached a deal with iran last year in which tehran agreed to curb its nuclear program in exchange for the lifting of international sanctions. antoinette: the woman captured in an iconic photograph that marked the end of world war two has passed away. greta friedman was 92. her son says she died at a hospital in richmond, virginia. friedman went to times square in

that's when george mendonsa kissed her to celebrate japan's surrender. friedman's wasn't actually identified as the woman in the woman in the photo until 1980. aj: all right, here we are on sunday morning. we have some weather going to the state right now. some thunderstorms about moving to the boston area. cam and it is getting more ominous out there. not a lot of lightning reported with the storms right now but a history of some wind damage. let's take you through it, severe thunderstorm warnings posted for areas highlighted in yellow that includes essex county down through the boston area. all of suffolk and norfolk county's and north and plymouth county.

has expired. the storms there are still some lightning strikes but the strongest of the storms have already come through. into the boston area, plan on it being here within the half hour. by 10:35 or 10:40 probably a little sooner than that moving into the boston area. not a lot of lightning right now but we see the lightning picking up once again in coastal sections of of these, boston, milton, all within the bottom of the hour. newbury port will be under the gun for these quickly in short order. abington down to the south towards the middle of the next half hour as well. this is a record of all the wind damage report the have seen. each one of these with tree damage, don't forget they are

into the fall months. less wind could equal justice and lot of damage -- equal the same amount of damage. probably sooner than 11:00, noontime or so south shore for the cape and the islands as well. off-shore by 2:00 in the afternoon. when it stops raining, i'm talking to you out in western worcester county give it another two sunshine to the west. get into that by the time we get into the afternoon. the dew point start to come down later on today. 79 in boston, but that all changes in the wake of the storm. the humidity drops considerably. 63, rain cooled air in worcester. it is soupy out there.

by 2:00 this afternoon. this is all with a cold front that brings less humidity to us tomorrow actually later tonight and later today through tonight. high pressure right overhead means we have some great great weather in store for you monday. 80's for highs today, 50's and 40's tonight. that drier air moves in. here is a look at the beach and boating report. midday storms the uv index will be on the moderate side, in your coming up on a low tide right now. midday storms paving the way for much less humidity later this afternoon, tonight a comfortable night for sleeping back to sunshine to start off the week. more storms on wednesday and a fall feel coming up for thursday

stories happening right now. doug: spraying for the zika virus is back underway this morning. and the hope in miami is that a travel advisory linked to the zika virus could be over soon. the cdc could call off the warning for pregnant women if there are no new local cases found by september 19th. there is a new round of spraying underway this weekend in miami beach. antoinette: the security company that employed a gunman who shot dozens at a florida nightclub faces a $150,000 fine. state officials say g4s secure solutions falsely listed psychological testing information on forms that allowed employees to carry guns. investigators found the company listed the wrong psychologist's name on over 1500 forms over the past 10 years. one form belonged to omar mateen, the gunman in the june 12 pulse nightclub massacre. a florida teenager accused of pretending to be a doctor and stealing money from an elderly patient is apparently at it

robinson with identity theft and other fraud offenses after he tried to buy a luxury car. they say the elderly woman with him didn't know she'd been listed as a co signer on the loan application for the car. love robinson first made headlines after he was arrested in february. florida prosecutors say he was practicing medicine without a license. >> ne rodriguez may be the best 2-7 pitcher in baseball. a good but not great team did but they had to do to tie the series at one game apiece. melvin upton junior forgot how to play left field on friday night, and on saturday he remembered how to hit the ball beyond left field. more offense after an aaron hill

can you say about dustin pedroia? his best season since 2011. if this is 10 feet deeper, they win the game. in dead -- instead, it is now 3-2. jbj heaped, and the sox lose 3-ne now. antoinette: a town in vermont is looking for some star power for their annual bacon fast. -- annual baconfest. doug: organizers in brattleboro are hoping actor kevin bacon will accept their invite. they are posting photos on social media of a lifesized cut out of the actor in various spots around town. organizers say they've heard bacon has seen the campaign they just don't know if he'll show up for baconfest next weekend.

antoinette: you did. doug: hoop dreams on a local basketball court. antoinette: we'll tell you about the teen who suddenly found himself shooting hoops with a boston celtics' star. doug: remembering 9/11 this morning. you're looking live inside boston's statehouse where a remembrance ceremony is set to -- is taking place 15 years now since those attacks.

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doug: this is a live look for a roof cam where the wind has cranked up and the rain is coming down in sheets. this will last for 25 minutes or so then we should see things cool down a little bit. in boston it is getting more ominous by the rain is heading into the city itself. good morning everyone, 10:20 five with severe thunderstorm warnings for the boston area. up through the north shore including much of essex county. this line is continuing to move towards the east at a rapid speed. gusty wind and heavy rainfall for a short while it is all out of here by 2:00 with the latest coming up in just a little bit.

cambridge when a celtics star showed up to play some basketball after school. doug: as newscenter 5's reid lamberty reports this selfie with isaiah thomas isn't the only souvenir from the game it's a great memory that will last a lifetime. >> on of a basketball court across the land every kid dreams. what happened on this cambridge court on tuesday exceeded even his wildest dreams. and had my mouth open. >> the high school freshman shooting hoops alone after his first a of school was caught off guard when celtics point guard isaiah thomas walked up and asked if he could play. >> the second i saw him i knew who he was. i was just staring at him for five seconds. >> hisaiah's wife posted video f

that i said here to get ready for the season. >> the diehard celtics fan normally plays with friends but this day rain it kept them away. the celtics could -- star walked over. >> he remembered how robbie was and how he was when he was young. he went on that gut feeling. >> he said the chance meeting made his year and made his friends jealous and the selfie made the rounds on social media. he hopes isaiah knows how to make some feel. >> it motivates and made his friends jealous and the selfie made the me. >> as you can imagine, his friends didn't initially believe him when he said he was playing basketball with isaiah thomas. it wasn't until they saw that selfie on snapchat that they started kicking themselves in the shin, and records the decision -- regretted the decision not to show up.

antoinette: yet he is. the race for the white house is in its final stages. doug: the fiery exchanges on the campaign trail as one bay state town becomes a focal point in the race. we won't be seeing tom brady on a football field anytime soon. but he's still getting in his workouts. hear how his wife is keeping him in the game. [bell tolls] antoinette: bells being york city right now. another 9/11 memorial ceremony

doug: tracking severe thunderstorms this morning. when cooler temperatures follow. antoinette: rememng a live look as we see the governor wiping away tears at a ceremony this morning. doug: a war of words on the campaign trail. and the massachusetts town that's now a focal point in the race. antoinette: tom brady keeping in shape during his suspension. the message to fans from his wife as the patriots' season gets underway tonight. >> you are watching wcvb, boston's news leader.

good morning everyone on the september 11. antoinette: we have a.j. burnett in with us this morning. pretty busy out there. it is pouring. aj: gusty wind heavy rain, visibility goes down very quickly. doug: temperatures come down. aj: that is the rain cooled air. then the humidity will drop as well. that be dealing with today. first of all, severe thunderstorm warning remains in effect until 11:00 for all of essex county, down to the 128 or framingham then brockton down to the south. boston included in that severe thunderstorm warning. there was that line of thunderstorms getting set to move through. into the boston area already. gusty wind right towards beverly.

rockport and gloucester over the next 15 minutes or so. down to the south we see this activity around i-95 heading into brockton in the next few minutes. towards the top of the hour brockton into addington will be monitoring the storms very closely. gusty wind and a history of tree damage as well. we talk about the lower dew points that follow this line of storms coming up in a bit. doug: following breaking news this morning out of bourne. antoinette: this is new video of a car on fire on sandwich road this morning. the call came in just after 5:00 a.m. firefighters say the driver crashed into a pole and the car burst into flames. a man saw the crash happen and pulled the woman from the burning car. she was taken to falmouth hospital. she is expected to be okay. doug: right now dozens of college students are recovering after two decks collapse in

trinity college students were on a third floor deck at an off campus party when it fell crashing into the second floor porch and then to the ground, no one was seriously hurt. antoinette: a deadly boat crash is under investigation in taunton. it happened during a race yesterday on watson pond. one boat spun out and crashed into two others. the three drivers landed in the water. a new hampshire man was killed the two others injured. a day of remembrance and reflection. today marks 15 years since looking live at the statehouse as a memorial ceremony gets happening right now. an emotional governor baker there. several events happening today in tribute to the victims and survivors of the terror attacks. doug: outside the chamber is the eye's nicole estaphan is live at the state house where tributes have been held all morning.

a. of emotions throughout the city this morning. it is hard to believe it has been 15 years. to give you some perspective, some of the children were toddlers that lost parents now. many of whom attended the wreath laying we want to show you some of that video. it was a quick but poignant ceremony. surrounded by nearly 3000 every person who died on september 11. they tell us doesn't matter how much time has passed this day is full of heavy memories. >> we can't believe it is been 15 years. sometimes it feels like a minute other times 100 years. again, to look at my kids in the passage of time it makes 15

died, more than 200 had local connections to our state. antoinette: a dedication ceremony today in beverly. a new memorial is in place in honor of the rescue workers who responded to the attacks many of the lost their lives trying to save others. in the memorial is a piece of steel from the north tower, where american airlines flight 11 struck the building. it weights over 1500 pounds. >> thomas patrick knox. antoinette: what you are listening to his name is being read, nearly 3000 lives lost from ground zero in the art city where these live pictures are coming from.

trump are taking a break from the campaign trail today. they are both attending the official commemoration at ground zero. trump, is a a native new yorker. clinton was senator from new york at the time of the attacks. doug: also live pictures coming in from the pentagon. the president in the process of laying a wreath. let's listen as taps are played. ? doug: an emotional moment there at the pentagon the president taking part in one of the many ceremonies today. not only there in washington dc but here in boston. also let us not forget

on hold the verbal battle continues. hillary clinton making an admission of regret about comments she made about donald trump supporters. and trump taking advantage of the misstep launching his own new attack. as they hit the home stretch the tough talk is turning more extreme. >> she could walk into this arena right now and shoot somebody was 20,000 people watching right ie prosecuted. doug: donald trump in pensacola friday night, then hillary clinton at a fundraiser in new york dishing out this. >> to be grossly generally stick, you can put half of trump supporters into what i call the basket of deplorables. the racist, sexist, xenophobic, islamophobia, you name it.

hillary clinton was so insulting to my supporters. i think it will cost her at the polls." the clinton campaign tried to clarify saying she was only talking about those that advocate hateful views. >> others feel that government has let them down, the economy has let them down. they don't buy everything he says. a basket of anything. they are americans and they deserve your respect. doug: later saturday, clinton stopped short of any apology but said that she regretted saying half, but won't stop calling up bigotry and racist rhetoric. new overnight. the latest abc news/washington post poll shows clinton ahead with likely voters. she takes 46% while 41% support donald trump. libertarian gary johnson comes

johnson's campaign appears to hurt clinton more than trump. clinton's 5 point advantage over trump is within the poll's margin of error. antoinette: democratic senator elizabeth warren reacting to the war of words between the candidates. and firing away herself. >> he has built his whole campaign on trying to turn americans against other americans. donald trump is be doing is calling out donald trump for what donald trump has done. antoinette: warren in boston for a rally with janitors saturday. hundreds turning out at boston common, as they negotiate a master contract. warren saying she joins them in their fight for fair wages and benefits. hillary clinton's campaign opened a new office in boston this weekend. her staff is training to get out the vote, donald trump's campaign also opened a

reports even in a traditionally democratic state like this, trump supporters are not discouraged about his chances. >> the party spilled out of the office and into the parking lot on hudson is hundreds of donald trump supporters celebrated the opening of his massachusetts campaign headquarters. >> we have to take people to the polls and get them there. chair said the candidate is still focused on a 50 state strategy even now the latest polls show trump trailing hillary clinton here by 20 points. the last republican to win massachusetts was ronald reagan in 1984. >> everything is possible with the goto attitude the man represents. >> some signed up to make phone calls from home. so far the cap it has just one

state. >> the battleground states get more investment. traditionally, massachusetts is not one. >> visit picking up the bay state'e 11 electoral votes want the easy. >> massachusetts is probably a lost cause. >> yet to give it a shot. >> trump some of these north of the border to new hampshire where the race is seen as tighter. >> volunteer actively for donald trump. >> as for how long the candidate can sell plans, the campaign is not sure. >> do you think he will be back? >> absolutely. >> in the meantime it is up to the supporters to spread the word. antoinette: a big jet delay.

postponing the launch of its double decker aircraft in boston. antoinette: the red sox al east lead slipping a bit yesterday. where they stand after a loss to the blue jays. aj: still tracking a power -- line of powerful thunderstorms. a severe thunderstorm warning remains in effect until the top of the hour. antoinette: we go live inside the said house this morning. ceremonies on the 15th anniversary of the 9/11 terror attacks. we will achieve listen as we go to break.

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sunday morning. a delay for the first regular flights of the world largest passenger plane into logan. the herald reports british airways is holding back on its 4 flights a week plan between london and boston. the a380's were suppose to take flight in february but the airline is replacing the jumbo jets with smaller planes. massport says a construction issue with a passenger club lounge is partly to blame. doug: apple is still looking to create its own self driving car technology. but the new york times reports the company may be rethinking its strategy. competitor tesla claims apple has hired hundred of engineers to work on its automotive project. officials in san francisco say the company has also inquired about creating an automotive testing ground. aj: though storms are making their way east. a tree is downright now.

i would be willing to bet we'll get a few more pictures like this before the day is over. antoinette: yeah. aj: the storms last for 10 or 15 minutes then they are kind of not there anymore. antoinette: this is going east really quickly. aj: it is. as we were speaking, the severe thunderstorm warning and essex county has been dropped. that is why we aren't seeing anything there on the map. the yellow shading off to the north still the coastal portion of new hampshire and maine under a severe thunderstorm warning. these have just blown through boston. now things are starting to settle down. some patchwork sunshine and lightning before another round of quick hitting showers comes through. this was really the lions's share of the activity.

and we still have areas like pembroke and middleborough to hit. white island shores as well. there was the radar site at the industrial park there. it is called the cone of silence for the radar can see things right on top of it. georgetown off to the north is coming through right now. here is a history of wind damage reports. trees came down. down to the south starting to see more storm heading through central connecticut right now. i think this part of the line will fill in a little bit. it is providence towards never again today and into southern bristol county and into plymouth county you get into some action over the next couple hours or so.

sunshine over nantucket. we transition to much drier air. think about another chance after the rain is over with you get into this, the back edge of the cloud sunshine. i told you it was over before you knew it. it came through and is done in boston, at least a heavy stuff. still we have some showers that wi c ary. more importantly, the humidity impact. we are starting to get into more of a pleasant or refreshing feel out there. these of the fall i conditions that build and behind the storms. another couple of hours and it gets a little better from here

less humidity building and behind it. high-pressure is cooling tomorrow morning. for wednesday, this cold front comes through with some showers and storms reinforcing the cool and crisp air coming in later this week. temperatures again starting to fall then down into the 50's and 40's through tonight. tomorrow only up to 75 degrees. lots of sunshine it will be a great day out there. we do have a tropical wave ocean right now. we are monitoring it for development, all of the models are taking its trump to the north and not going to bother the u.s. mainland at all. a quick check on the 70 forecast, sunshine comes back this afternoon along with the lower humidity. a brilliant day tomorrow and tuesday some showers and storms before and of the very fall like day thursday and friday.

little baseball. the sox drop a game against toronto but ursula game ahead in the al east. eduardo rodruguez allowed three runs two earned and four hits in six innings. the jays kept the sox bats quiet for most of the night. dustin pedroia homered in the sixth. sox lose 3-2. clay buchholz starts the final game of the series this afternoon in toronto. antoinette: you were wondering during the 4 game suspension if if it was going to be brady to moss or brady to to or brady to yes. it's now confirmed, patriots fans. this photo from gisele's instagram account today said don't worry guys, i will keep him ready. so worry not. the patriots open their season tonight against the arizona cardinals. without tom brady. doug: even just the backyard tossing around the ball. all right still ahead, a look at the events coming in on the 9/11

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is a ceremony inside the state house this morning. being received by the widow of a new bedford teacher. he tried to save a pregnant waitress during the taunton attacks at the mall. his wife excepting that award for citizen bravery on his behalf. was american airlines flight attendant from athens she was killed when flight 11 crashed but was able to give ground crew's key information about the hijacking before that plane went down. doug: also this morning and earlier today a wreath laying at the boston public garden. the families of many the victims gathered this morning for the service and moment of silence.

aj: the worst of it is about to head out to sea for most of us. not before depositing a 40 mile per hour wind gusts in worcester. 43, lawrence 36. enough to cause some tree damage. we have had some pictures coming into the newscenter about that. also, these thunderstorms will bring in lower levels of humidity. there is the latest radar again. all outcome of the mobile app you need t

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