dianne cho, wcvb newscenter 5. mike: my favorite part t we open up the giant window on the side of the building. doug: is it hot in here, or is it me? mike: it's a little warm. antoinette: i'm an angel now. mike: speaking of heat, this month is going to go down as one of the warmest augusts on the record. let me show you what the high a couple weeks ago, close to 100. we didn't hit 100 degrees yet this year. i say yet, because every once in a while, you can get some really warm days in september. if you're keeping track of it, we've had 19 days above 90 degrees. typically, we get 14. the record is 30 days in 1933. it's been a warm summer and extremely dry. temperatures right now are comfortable. we've got readings into the upper 50s in a few spots. over the city right now, a a few moments ago. it's 67 degrees. a southeast breeze will keep it cool near the shore line. the dew point is higher than yesterday but still very manageable. yesterday, we were down here in the pleasant range. today, we're in the sticky air.

dianne cho, wcvb newscenter 5. mike: another beautiful day yesterday, and no complaints about the cookou you. however, it's still dry. antoinette: i know. we would like to get some rain, for as much as we like having great weather on the weekend. mike: you know how fiercely competitive we are in boston. antoinette: always want to break records. mike: we are number one. doug: we don't want this record. mike: we don't. this summer, june, july, august, we've only had 3.92 inches of rain. we're number one. if we get a few scattered showers, we drop out of the top five. right now, i don't have much isolated shower. that's about it. check out the temperatures. 68 degrees in boston. we have a lot of temperatures in the lower 60s, upper 50s. a refreshing start to sunday morning. we have clear skies over the city. the dew point is up a little bit. on friday, it was up in the lower 70s. it was incredibly oppressive. yesterday, dropping down into the 50s. it's up there right now, but most of the day today will hover around 60

as newscenter 5's dianne cho reports, s reporter: an in-air emergency. this southwest jet losing one of its engines. the pilot breathing heavily. >> lost number one engine. we're descending. reporter: this showed the engine ripped apart is what the 99 passengers on board saw as they looked out their windows. >> we heard a loud boom. sounded like an 18-wheeler tire blow. smelled smoke. reporter: oxygen masks deploying. that's passenger stephanie miller and her husband, michael, putting theirs on. flight data shows the plane just eight minutes. >> our ears started popping pretty bad. we were going down pretty fast. reporter: the boeing 737 landing safely in pensacola, 30 minutes after taking off. >> the point, this is not just any engine failure. this is an explosive event. this is very, very rare and very dangerous, because in this case the engine actually threw a piece of metal into the cabin. it was close to where somebody was sitting. somebody could have easily been killed. reporter: southwest says they're cooperating with federal investigators. passen

doug: the victim of the attack is in critical condition, but as newscenter 5's dianne cho reports, the motive for the reporter: less than 24 hours after the stabbing, woburn police announce an arrest in what they call a brutal attack outside this jake and joe's restaurant. >> there is no clear indication of motive and the investigation continues to be active and ongoing. reporter: it happened just after midnight this morning as the restaurant was closing. >> anybody that was there last night that could get close enough, there was a considerable crime scene murder. the police chief says the suspect was arrested at a home in woburn, adding social media, good old fashioned police work helped investigators track the suspect down. >> facebook played a big part in it. we're not in a position to talk about it. reporter: the director of operations for the restaurant says nothing like this has ever happened here before. >> we pride ourselves on being a family oriented business. reporter: we're told he's being held on $50,000 bail. monday. in woburn, diane cho, wcvb, newscenter 5. doug: the stat