was barry most like?arry truman, actually, you know. give him hell harry, actually. but barry told me many times, he said i ran for president. i knew i didn't have a chance in hell in winning, but even in the senate, he didn't think he had a chance of winning that 1952 senate race at all, so maybe he was building a republican party, he had been on the city council for two years and sort of decided to run against harry truman, in most senses, in '52, but he didn't. he was not some big political organizer who said let's build a republican party here. it was sort of natural. but it wasn't like he had some big plan to do that. he was just running thinking he didn't have a chance in hell of winning. >> well, we came across some early film of senator-elect barry goldwater in 1952 after he was elected to the senate but before coming to washington, d.c. let's take a look. >> speaking of washington, sir, where of course, you're going. there was a great deal of talk on the part of the republicans during campaign ab

barry goldwater has faith in us.e has faith that you and i have the ability and the dignity and the right to make our own decisions and determine our own destiny. thank you very much. >> from october 22nd, 1964, what's the history behind that speech? >> i don't know -- reagan you mean? >> why did he deliver it? >> here's why. first off i don't know who actually drafted the speech, he probably knows. but that's okay. that's okay. barry himself, i have to give a little background. barry was a great speaker. i mean dramatic. he was wonderful. he didn't like prepared written speeches, okay. somebody wrote that speech for barry. and submitted it to him. my source on this is bob goldwater and john shadig, wrote it and gave it to barry. barry read it and said this is a great speech but i'm not good at giving written speeches. ronnie reagan can do it better and he sent it over to ronald reagan to deliver it on tv or wherever it was and reagan did it and somebody said that was the beginning of reagan ending up as president wa

it produced one of barry goldwater the barry ads which is in talking to eisenhower. it was a total bust. is that i will never give to this campaigned again. this guy's name was shocked list in its chain. he has passed away. -- chuck. he said i never had a lot of experience with tv. he said he never watched tv. it was the barry goldwater campaign. >> we are going to be showing during the course of this evening some of the documentary that you have put together -- some of the original work. he worked with barry goldwater how long to get this put together? >> i think specifically on the process probably six months. >> was there but thing you did not know about barry goldwater that you learned in putting this together? >> his language. [laughter] >> elaborate. >> he has a very colorful language. i was going to tell a story, but i really have to clean it up. i will tell the story. i will clean it up. one of the last times i was with him, i walked into his living room and he was sitting in an barca lounger watching tv. i said, how are you doing? he looked at me and said --

barry goldwater won. >> yes. california was an absolutely fascinating, knock down, drag out political fight. and i talked earlier about how barry goldwater had these passioned supporters who would do whatever they want, even if barry goldwater told them not to do it. these are people from the john burke society, some of them were segregationists. they were full of far right, as they were called at times extremists. and they were basically willing to knock on doors until their knuckles were bloody. they were willing to sab tanl other campaigns. it was seen as a fight for civilization itself. because the other candidates, the liberal candidates nelson rockefeller were seen as these sort of haren jers of the socialism that they believed was destroying civilization itself. two years after richard nixon lost his governorship, he was still a player in the republican party in 1964 and according to your book was trying to figure out a way that the party might turn to him if they didn't want either rockefeller or goldwate

his name is barry goldwater. and if he's elected, they might start testing all over again. >> vote for president johnson on november 3rd. the stakes are too high for you to stay home. >> all right, now in 1964, as in 2014, don't expect nuance in our political ads. and ads from both sides, i think, were misleading. lyndon johnson was not a socialist dictator, not josef stalin with a texas drawl. and barry goldwater was not a warmonger, a dr. strangelove esque type character. if you look at his whole life, his whole political life and his life in general, utwhat you find is barry goldwater often went off in interesting and unexpected directions. he was a more supple thinker than he was given credit for, not just from his opponents but also his supporters. examples, something you're probably familiar with. at the end of his life, he broke with the republican party over the influence of the religious right. he was not a fan of jerry falwell and pat robertson. he championed the right of gay people to serve in the mili

barry goldwater, 50 years ago, today, mr. conservative accepted the republican nomination at the cal palace in san francisco. only two things were remembered, first, a phrase from goldwater's speech which was in its mangled form goes something like this. moderation in the pursuit of justice is no virtue. the goldwater went onto suffer electoral defeat of land side proportions at the hands of lyndon johnson. but what if we are remembering barry goldwater for the wrong things? what if there is a different barry goldwater? someone who wrestled with apparent contradictions between his intellectual beliefs and his personal attachment to the great outdoors. that is the question that brian drake is going to explore in tonight's presentation. an individual lecture for us titled barry goldwater the conscious of a conservationist. loving nature fearing the state, environmentalism and antegovernment politics before reagan. it's published by the university of washington press. it is for sale after this talk, and he will be signing copies

and it probably made the best case for barry goldwater that anybody, including barry goldwater, had madeling to debate these issues. they want to make you and i believe that this is a contest between two men -- that we're to choose just between two personalities. well, what of this man that they would destroy? is he the brash and shallow and trigger-happy man they say he is? i knew him long before he ever dreamed of trying for high office, and i can tell you personally, i've never known a man in my life i believe so incapable of doing a dishonest or dishonorable thing. >> buchanan: i think his speech was such a tremendous event, that at the end of that speech and the end of that election, ronald reagan was being talked of as the successor to barry goldwater as "mr. conservative." that's what launched reagan's political career. i think it would have been launched anyhow. but that made him -- to the whole conservative movement nationwide was talking about that speech. >> we will keep in mind and remember that barry goldwater has faith in us. he has faith that you and i have the ability and

christopher barry died last weekend from a drug overdose. >> a montgomery county man is

barry was arrested after the victim and witnesses identified them. police found the child born while examining his phone. >>> 4:39 right now, and coming up on wbz this morning a dog in danger off martha's vineyard. >> the race to the rescue. >>> beefing up security at logan airport. the way to sign up for the walsh's cargo shorts. this morning the mayor is >>> if you're looking to get through airport security faster a new precheck service is opening up at marriott next week. those who sign up and get approved can use the faster line. you don't have to remove your shoes, liquids, or laptops. there's appointments available, and walkins are become. >>> in today's money watch, the best color car for resale. >> and a payment system hit hackers. hena daniels is live for us at the new york shock exchange. good morning. >> reporter: good morning kathryn and chris. oracle micros has been hacked. it's used by retailers around the world. a computer security blogger says it was breeched by the russian cyber criminals. >>> searching for a new job? the government

good morning, brianna. >> good morning, barry. coming into the city from the north will be a problem for you. traffic is at a dead stop, and pace. the disabled car on 93 southbound in medford is not helping the situation this at roosevelt circle. >>> and just in, a rollover on randolph at exit 4. the car rolled over on the ramp to 24 south, and you cannot access that ramp. look for an alternate route this morning. >> brianna, thank you so much. >>> we want to update you on a deadly wrongway crash that shut down part of the state police gave us a update a short time ago. a 28-year-old man from rutland was driving eastbound in the westbound lanes, and his car hit two other vehicles head on, the rutland man was killed, and four others were taken to the hospital. some drivers were stuck in traffic for 2 hours overnight. the highway we should note is back open this morning. >>> 6:32, and a tough night for firefighters in south boston. >> they are facing an extra morning with the details. nicole? >> reporter: kathryn, chris, crews were

maria bartiromo-on barry was only 36 years old when they died. his death is bringing renewed attention to the problem of drug abuse. more about barry's death and profound effects of his struggles with addiction. >> reporter: police and an ambulance were call to this apartment sunday morning. 36-year-old marion christopher barry collapsed. a police report says the son had smoked k-2 and pcp drugs, acting crazy different and suddenly dropped. he was pronounced dead at george washington university hospital, the latest victim in a national drug problem. >> we have in this country 78 deaths a day just from opiate overdoses, not to mention all the other substances that are out there. >> reporter: this doctor, a psychotherapist in washington and maryland noted christopher barry struggled like many mormany years with addictions but failing one final time. >> although many people seek help, not everyone actually makes it into recovery. >> reporter: dr. smith, herself in recovery two decades, says addictions can destroy people and wear out their family and

the barrys are very close to my heart. onorter: christopher died sunday, august 14 following an overdose. family friends say he was using the drug -- before he collapsed in an apartment in southeast washington. >> he would be going around to christopher barry's funeral is tomorrow at 7:00 p.m. at temple's praise on southern avenue. he will lie in repose from 10:00 6:00 p.m.pport him -- at the same church. anna-lysa gayle, abc 7 news. kimberly: about those notre dame players arrested this weekend, head coach indefinitely suspended senior quarterback it was arrested and prillaman early charged with battery on a police officer and resisting arrest. kelly also dismissed senior safety max redfield, among a group of five players dismissed after police found marijuana and a loaded handgun being driven by -- handgun in a car being driven by ashton white. taxes and the kremlin, coming up on abc 7 news at 6:30. i work 'round the clock. i want my blood sugar to stay in control. so i asked about tresiba®. ♪ tresiba® ready ♪ tresiba® i

the good that the barrys brought to this community and this city. >> reporter: christopher barry died earlier this month from an apparent drug overdose. he was 36 years old. >>> news for your health tonight. two senior senators are demanding that a drug company better explain how the price of ep epipen has more than quadrupled. the life-saving drug is four times as much today. it reduces swelling and reopens airways after severe allergic reaction. now they're asking the cdc to investigate the drug maker. the judiciary committee wrote them demanding to know how much they paid for advertising this parents that feel the pinch. senator grassley says many of the children who are prescribed epipens are covered by medicaid, therefore, the taxpayers are picking up the tab for this medication. while myron hasn't responded to today's letters, they have made improvements to the epipen and the price reflects that value. in the newsroom, i'm chris lawrence. >>> to politics now and to questions about whether donald trump has changed his plans to deport all undocumented immigrants. this weekend trum

barry burbank is in this morning. we have changing weather. >> it feels more humid than the and everybody. it's right around 70 in boston right now. upper 60s in most of the suburbs. and it's partly cloudy a few spots maybe mostly cloddy in a few places may have scattered clouds but the clouds will be rolling in. see where they are coming from from new york state where there's numerous showers and there's a lot of lightning. tremendous amounts near rochester new york and that's heading our way. so that's in our forecast. calling for temperatures going up to the 80 to by noontime but there will be showers and storms by late this morning and then they will become more scattered getting deeper into the afternoon. 82 to 84 for highs and humid. not too much wind. lots of heat is coming the rest of the week. the rest of my forecast in a few minutes. back to you. >> thanks so much barry we appreciate it. >>> we are following a developing story for you. a worcester man is facing charges of kidnap, rape and robbery and more. 3

i'm kerry along with barry. we're talk about the weather -- talking about the weather crazy depending on where you are. >> it's all about location and we're getting some relief to we deserve a break and we're going to get it. let's go to the? >> i don't know. how about the b's? >> let's go back to the b's again and see what is happening. in boxford it's 67. that reflects the cool down from the air coming down from the northeast. it's still 72 at the stonny brook elementary school in booster. massachusetts. some showers across northern new england. nothing yet. we will be right into this triple h weather tomorrow. today we get a break. today the temperatures mostly in the 70s along the coast, especially near boston, some south shore communities and over northeastern massachusetts. 70 to 85. close to the coast the lowest numbers. along the coast nudging 90 when you get into parts of worcester county. beyond thaso all of us are back up to 95 degrees tomorrow. where they're getting tons of rain, this is louisiana no

we want to live yeave you some e words of barry of the interviews we did with him in 1985. i don't think i have ever told politicians coming into washington, your reelection is not done yet or mistake or break the united states. do the best job you can do. that's what you are here for, to defend the constitutions for all enemies and foreign domestics and be honest. that's all i tell them. >> how about the republican party leaders today? >> well, i think we have good leadership today. politics go in a circle. you will find the liberals and the conservatives, now, they'll run the place and running out of ideas and running out of people then the other party or even the republican party becomes the liberal party will take over. politics in america, going around in circles, i think that's great. . >>> we'll have more of the life and legacy of barry goldwater in a moment. coming up, a look of barry goldwater impact on america's conservation program starting in the 1950s. >>> american history tv and primetime continues thursday night with a look of the life and legacy of 1968 pres

of the former mayor marion barry. anna-lysa gayle was in northeast d.c. as the vigil was held. friends and former classmates stood outside of woodrow wilson high school with candles as they remembered the 36 your own son of former d.c. mayor marion barry died sunday following an overdose. >> i was waiting to get serve on another campaign. 's former: barry special assistant was also at the vigil. >> i don't think there are words. >> he struggled with several things, as we all do, but i don't think there is a person who cannot say they are not hurting. anna-lysa: friends say the focus is not on the bad but the good. >> it was important to be here because it unites us. remembers carl thomas helping christopher barry with his campaign for his father's ward eight council seat. he still wears the shirt made for the campaign. he said even though christopher did not win, he remained passing it about making the city a better place -- he remained passionate about making the city a better place. anna-lysa gayle, abc 7 news. jona

the death ends the legacy of marion barry, who died in 2014.e his father, christopher struggled, sometime publicly, with drug addiction, which led to more than one arrest. a police report says he collapsed and died just over a week ago after smoking k2 in his apartment. >> just kind of taken our community by storm. if anybody is dealing with any kind of struggle, we're here. you have people that care. >> despite whatever you're coming through, have a good heart. >> reporter: mourners prefer to remember how chris tried to become a positive influence, empowering

barry died last weekend from a over dose. he was 36 year's old. coming up. dangerous ground. tornadoes wreak havoc across the midwest. we'll show you new video of the storms, and the damage left behind.. so long, rio. the summer games are in the books, and team usa may have trouble making it through the airport medal detector. the eye popping numbers.. coming up. weather. inside a sinking boat. we have the frantic 911 calls-- as a family pleads for help. dangerous ground. motorists watch in horror as a tornado tears across a highway. now the clean up begins.. the details.. coming up. z2392z zi0z y2392y yi0y z23cwz zi0z y23cwy yi0y sifting through rubble and debris, a day after a series of tornadoes rip through their homes. this twister in delaware, ohio was just one out of nine reported from michigan to kentucky. the powerful winds ripped roofs right off of houses.. and sent vehicles flying. one of the hardest hit areas.. allegan county in western michigan. the tornadoes uprooted hundreds of trees, pulled down power lines, and destroyed numerous homes. residents still shocked

i'm kerry along with barry. it's been so hot, barry. the past couple of days it was almost hard to breathe when you stepped outside. >> that was pushing the limits for around here. >> a little over the top. >> really over the top. we've had some beautiful summer water this summer but that was too much. i think that was too much. i think a lot of people are going to agree on that one, kerry. let's go to the? >> let's go to the b's this morning. >> okay. the temperatures regional middle school. i want to welcome a new school to the wbz weather bug network, the berlin school in massachusetts. it's 72 there. in brockton the huntington elementary school at 75 degrees there. so we have cool air that's sort of drifting in from the northeast. it's not coming in with a strong northeast wind. there's a back door front without a lot of strength to it but it's going to cooling today. some places more than 20 degrees. well, close to 20 degrees, lower than yesterday. a string of showers going way across to the north. with that frontal boundary in pla

. >> first barry burbank another first day of school for a lot kids. my kids are going back today and it's going to be a warm one. >> it's going to be a warm one. it's going to be warming into the 80s kate and looks like we will be watching the tropics. this system likely will a tropical storm and whether it affects us late in the week reason mains to be scene but it may be -- remains to be scene but it may be caught in a block and come back at us. it's warm this mork. -- morning and some places it was cool but it's starting to warm up and get more humid and we are seeing more and more cloud cover. if we didn't get all the cloud cover today we would easily hit 90 again but there's going to be quite a bit of cloudiness cutting down the temperatures a out first thing this morning. rises at 6:09. by midday mostly cloudy with a little dim sb shieb -- sunshine. 82 degrees and more hiewp it's and mostly cloudy this -- more humid and mostly cloudy this afternoon. there shouldn't be rain through the daylight hours. more weather in few minutes. >> all right bar

barry is tracking remaining storms. barry. >> we don't have to worry about more severe weather. we have rain moving over cape cod and islands and it's moving out to sea. we will talk a lot about some great weather. how long it's going to last? i will let you know in the ? ? ? award winning interface. award winning design. the volvo xc90. the most awarded suv of the century. >>> welcome back. 6:14 on your monday and this is what crews are dealing with right now. live pictures from marlboro. one of two towns that were pretty badly hit by storms overnight. we saw tornado warnings in the lines down here. they are working on those power lines in marlboro. we will have live report from anna meiler in a short time to tell us the situation there. >> and crews will be out surveying the damage. barry burbank has what busy morning and you were on early with possible tornado or tornado warning issued. >> when i got in around 2:30 i lock at band of rain and there was no lightning and man all of a sudden by 3, , tornado warnings went out and let's look at a review of the radar. the band of ra

barry burbank is in for danielle. rain is on the way. >> can you believe it. >> much needed. >> we will believe it when we see it. anyway that's the way it is because most systems have been failing in drought conditions like we have been having in our- - and are still experiencing but i think this time many areas will get rain out of this. so good morning kathryn and chris and everybody as we have in boston 70 right now. the rain in new york state and it's a lot of lightning near and south of syracuse. so, this is going to bend into central and southern now england. that's in my forecast and the rain will be arriving here by late this morning. the reason we may see sunshine in spots and start off is not going to last that long. it will cloud over but will washing up inspied of the clouts and -- in spite of the clouds and rain moving in over 80 this afternoon as we try to brighten up. rain more showery and scattered in nature later hopefully we get worthwhile rain for this day a lot of heat to follow. traffic and weath

mayor and councilman, marion barry.. a vigil was held last night for christopher barry. he died sunday, after an overdose. he was 36-years-old. the vigil was held outside wilson high school in northwest d.c. christopher barry was a member of the school's class of 1998. carl thomas remembers helping christopher barry with his campaign for his father's ward eight council seat. thomas says even though christopher didn't win, he was passion an update to that heartbreaking story out of baltimore. the mother who made national headlines for yanking her son away from last years riots is now fighting to find a new home. that same son accidentally burned their home down after their kitchen caught fire while he was cooking chicken tenders. but now toya is getting help from neighbors, friends and complete strangers to find her a new home. her go fund me page has raised over 53 thousand dollars and counting.. graham says the family is homeless..no place to go while repairs are made at the home she rented...and there's no word from the landlord family will be allowed to move back in t

good morning, brianna. >> good morning, barry. there's a decent amount of people on the expressway this morning. this will not cause you any problems on the expressway. you are not slow and go, and your drive time to downtown and the pike exits is just 10 minutes. into the city from the north route 3, 91, and 495 are all accident free and good to go. no delays on the t or the commuter rail. >> breaking news this morning. a deadly crash shutting down part of the mass pike overnight, and it was on the pike westbound in south borough. three vehicles were involved in this. some drivers were stuck in traffic for more than 2 hours while police investigated. >>> 5:02 right now, and new details overnight about a fire in south their homes. >> and extra challenges for firefighters on the scene. wbz's nicole jacobs has the latest for us. >> reporter: chris and kathryn, the good news, no one was injure in the fire -- injured in the fire. the fire did creature four alarms and ultimately spread to two other buildings, and i want department this

mayor marion barry. bigs gift that we could give chris today is to come togethero in honor of his life and his legacy. his friends held a vigil outside of woodrow wilson high school, barry'sal ma mat tour. his classmates took turns sharing their favorite memories of bearry. am have noted the tragic end to christopher barry's life with a long-standing struggle with died. reports say barry died after overdosing on synthetic marijuana or k2 or spice. s k2 is not a new problem to thehe district. >> no and it's an issue acrossse the country as well.s as you mentioned, christopher barry had a long struggle l with drugs in the reported fatal overdose on the deadly drug knowns as k2 shines the light back on this drug that cities around the country aree struggling with. numbers from the american association of poison center shows a big up tick in k22 overdoses last year. in 2014 there were more than 4600 cases reported across the country. last year that number jumped toj more than 7700. as of july 31 this year th

kimberly: tomorrow, family and friends did one final goodbye to christopher barry.lier today, the raindrops fell along with tears. a few dozen people joined the family to celebrate him one week after his death from an apparent overdose. why thea gayle explains group felt it so important to come together right now. anna-lysa: as the community prepares for christopher barry's funeral, sunday community leaders and friends met to honor the entire family. the vigil taking place in the southeast washington neighborhood where christopher, the son of the late marion barry, was found unresponsive following an overdose. >> we were close. according to a close family friend, christopher used k2 before he collapsed in his apartment. eed to find and locate these thugs. we need to boycott the stores and shut them down. anna-lysa: for year, the barry family has symbolized hope. >> we loved him for supporting ward eight. all of the efforts champing come his honor of christopher. anna-lysa: many say that christopher provided jobs for disadvantaged youth construction company. friends

. >> i want your opinion of barry scheck and his evidence that obscured the dna and its blood evidence. >> guest: mary scheck. i had my biggest problem with him, johnny and i got along, carl and i always got along, i have problem with barry scheck because i knew he straight up lie . the new cna inside and out, he knew it very well. he founded the innocence project which is an important project that uses dna to exonerate people wrongly convicted. i sent a couple clients to them. but what he did in that courtroom was unconscionable. again we were objecting, but was overruled so i can only take it so far with what i think of barry scheck because the defense does what they do for the thing that's funny for me and i kept pointing it out but no one seemed to care is that his theories were conflicting. at one point he would say they planted the blood trail and then at another point he would say no, it all got contaminated in the lab and let me say one thing about that. the notion that bill then at her had oj's blood and sprinkled between monday and rocking him is absolutely insane. insane for

mayoray marion barry. barry he died last weekend of an appfn ander drug overdose.er.oday's viewing is from 10 o'clock until 6 o'clock 6 o'c this evening at the temple ofnga praise.pr a public funeral service will w then follow the public viewing. ew >>> and later today virginiagi governor terry mcauliffe is ter expected to announce he has he restored the voting rights of 13,000 felons on ans case-by-case basis.asis. >> now last month the stateeta supreme court struck down mcauliffe's executive orderve to restore the voting rightsg rg of more than two lunn thousandhs felons. the court ruled that mcauliffe overstepped hise overp authority when he took thewhen sweeping action instead ofion in making decision on a case-by-case basis. mcauliffe said planned to o do that. >> the battle of over had over hillary clinton's e-mailsls continues. the group judicial watch willicc ask a judge to release the e-mails under the freedom of o information act.ion this is part of a lawsuit lsu against the state department.rt the state department recentlyec agreed to give the group allroua

and yell about barry mentioning fall already. >> yes. ready for it yet. >> no. >> we have what wonderful summer isn't it time to go back to school and people say no it'stoo quick school is starting in many communities next week and we will have red squares starting next week for sure. rest of the month we are going to have red squares in here. what does that mean? above average temperatures. and in fact, the mean temperature is high. so far looks like 2016 warmest august on record with a temperature mean prurg of 76.5 and that's 3.9 above average. looks like that's going to take place because we have warm weather coming for the rest of the month. then one week from today, i the beginning of what he's going to be a pretty fall like weekend for labor day week he end. looks like we will have blue squares then and below average temperatures. 69 is the dew point right now. it's going to be flirting with the 70 degree mark all day long that will be here for the weekend so we will have dew points 55 to 60 over the weekend instead of 70 now. we

>> she was, like, barry! >> jimmy: barry? >> like a 40-year-old oil -- >> jimmy: the dog's name is barry? >> the dog's name was barry. i just remember she was like, barry. like, and i kept looking around, like, where is this white guy? >> jimmy: where's barry? >> oh, the dog's name is barry. >> jimmy: good secret. yeah, absolutely, yeah. as an artist, when you rap, you rap under childish gambino. [ cheers and applause ] we had you on the show. thank you for doing that. we love you. you know we are fans. >> thank you. >> jimmy: you did this cool thing, you're releasing a new album, september 2nd through the 4th you're going to be at the joshua tree camping event? >> yeah. >> jimmy: explain this to me 'cause it's a bizarre cool thing. >> i just wanted to do something different, like, for people to feel like it felt to like be in them. oh, i should just invite everybody camping, and everybody was, like, yeah, you should. and i was like oh, cool. so i was, like, let me just -- i feel like joshua tree is like a very spiritual plac

afterwards, a witness told investigators, she you saw barry he deleting images off his phone. according to this police report, barry admitted taking and deleting the images, and he even apologized to police, telling them, he is in counseling for "his condition." according to this mbta police report, mark barry is already a registered level two sex offender, who is on probation for possession of child porn. at barry's found images of other victims of upskirting and they also found something else -- child porn. now, mark barry was ordered held on $100,000 cash bail and he's due back in court later this month. >> vanessa: it was another hot day out there today and you can see some folks decided to cool off at houghton's pond in milton. storm tracker meteorologist jason brewer has more on that humid timeline. >> jason: you're going to be especially, you'll notice the change. it's nice, 78 degrees if boston. dew point, low in the middle 50's and a refreshing sea breeze coming through at about 13 miles an hour. you see the middle 80's as you go back westward in worcester, 86 in norw

barry burbank is here. it's a beach day out there. the water is warm, we have a nice breeze. >> i think it's the perfect beach day. last weekend of august so people will be celebrating that. the temperatures are going to be great. the water is still very warm. breeze is going to commence. breanna, it's a perfect combination of all those factors that's going to make it a nice beach day. let's go look outside and see that beautiful sun coming up there. oh, man, it's almost clear. the air has dried out nicely. let's see what the numbers look like this morning in terms of the temperatures. on the wbz weather bug network to the n's this time and to nashua, new hampshire. 64. same temperature at the john old ham in norwell it's 66 this morning. we do find a few places down in the upper 50s in the usual cool areas like norwood airport. in boston it's still 73. it didn't cool off that much but the air is so much drier. bright and sunny most of the morning. eventually high thin loud didnessness. most of -- cloudiness. most of tuf near 80 at th

afterwards, a witness told investigators, she saw barry according to this police report, barry admitted taking and deleting the images, and he even apologized to police, telling them, he is in counseling for "his condition": according to this mbta police report, mark barry is already ra registered level two sex offender, who is on probation for possession of child porn. at barry's everett home, police found images of other victims of upskirting and they also found something else. child porn. in charlestown disdistrict court, a judge ordered mark barry held on $100,000 cash bail. in charlestown, bob ward, fox 25 news. >> vanessa: turning now to the weather, it is a beautiful night here in the city of boston, but jason is telling us the heat and humidity and even a chance of severe weather is coming back later this week. jason. >> jason: my number one concern with that would be the flash flooding concerns, toward the latter part of the week. right now, we're in great shape. temperatures have been in the locations, except a few upper 70's there, right along the immediate coast and right no

. >>> remembering christopher barry.ewell to rio. a dazzling ceremony closes identity the summer olympics. good morning, everybody. >> we want to check our weather asle well. how about a change overnight? >> felt pretty good. meteorologist chuck bell is in the storm team 4 weather >> open window weather is back in fashion. sunshine is coming your way for this afternoon. current temperatures are well back down into the 60s into the suburbs now. 64 in potomac, maryland. planning out your day today, a nice almost crystal clear sky out there right now. plenty of sunshine. low humidity coming our way for this afternoon and even the evening weather, it looks like a great evening to be outside. a check of that orioles-nationals forecast coming up. let's go with melissa. >>> 28 at muncaster mill road, both lanes blocked because of an earlier crash. as far as a live picture, 270 at falls road, northbound, southbound, we're rolling along okay. 95 south, the ramp to westbound side blocked. more on this issue there in rockville comi

let's check the forecast with barry burbank. good morning. >> good morning. and good morning everybody. it's a beautiful morning out there. it really is. temperatures have fallen down into the mid-50s to lower 60s in many suburbs. some of the urban warmer than that like downtown boston and out at logan airport. it's 71. but it's a nice crisp morning out there. it's beautiful with a lot of high cloudiness that came through southern new england that receded to the the south. we are in good shape. we are in for nice weather a few clouds. there's a front up across southern canada that may produce a couple showers across the mountains and northern new england. but here's what's going on for the dealy planner. lower 60s -- daily planner.

. >>> the son of the late mayor marion barry was laid to rest. family and friends of christopher barry paid their final respects. funeral services were held at southeast d.c. local leaders say this is not the epd of an era. >> as long as live goes on, the barrys will live on because people will remember the good they brought to this community and city. >> christopher barry died earlier this month from an apparent drug overdose at the age of 36. >>> you are in luck if you want to eat lunch outside. chuck bell is updating what you can expect for your outdoor plans for the rest of the day. >> it's not cheap to get your students ready for the start of school. the surprising expenses and what could cost parents even more this year. >>> and when you snap those first day school pictures, we want to see them. aaron tweeted this photo tweeted all smiles here in frederick county. parents and teachers, we want to see you to >>> welcome back, it's it time for chuck bell's forecast. it feels so great yesterday. wasn't it picture perfect? >> so nice to be outs

. >>> barry burbank is here with the forecast. another warm start to the day out there today. >> it certainly is. you're filling in for kerr y this morning. welcome to the weekend. it's warm out there but not nowhere near as humid as it was yesterday. >> it was sultering. >> so much heat in the afternoon. things have changed and it's nice out there. on the wbz weather bug network this we'll go to the h's and check out the hollis brookline middle school. it's down to 65. not bad out there. it's still warm but it's certainly a lot less degrees. 73 at logan airport this morning and still 71 in worcester. there are still some warm places but it's cooled off in western new england. you see a lot of 50s out in here. the skies essentially on the clear side. i don't see too in clouds around there, just a couple of scattered clouds. a lot of sunshine this morning. there's going to be a lot of high thin cloudiness during the day and few puffy clouds as well. here's today's forecast, 88 further away from the ocean and about 80 at the coastli

the good news here, barry, is that no one was hurt. troopers quickly shut down the highway, they think a broken water line underneath may have caused that sink hole. >> whoa. that is a big one. >> incredible picture there is. >> there are two of them there, right? >> yes, it looks like it. one in the upper side of the screen and then win right there pothole. >> yes, i would not want to get stuck in that one. >> we have a few big potholes around this area, in the late winter, early spring, but nothing like that. >> oh, no, but incredible forecast for today. >>> yes, more of the beautiful weather we have been having, nicole. so let's stay with the plan and go with it and of course, the flip side is the extreme drought that we are going into in eastern massachusetts. man, i have not seen anything like this in a long, long time. it is and the severe drought expanded this past weekend into parts of southeastern massachusetts, so it is widespread and conserve water, there's. we are hope--please. we are hoping for more water. we did get some

the only son of marion barry. >> police say christopher barry collapsed and died after smoking the drug k2 in his southeast apartment. the people who gathered today said they will remember the positives, how barry put people to work at his small construction business, and how he ran for his late father's ward 8 council seat. >>> dying on a deadline. why patients at this dc hospice are struggling to find a ne >>> tonight we know more about the pills found at prince's paisley park home. it turns out he was taking a stronger drug than first thought. >>> here's your wakeup weather. 50s in the morning, 6:00 or 7:00. north and west of town. 68 to 74, and by noon, perfect day to have lunch outside. we will come back, and heat and humidity in check for now, and >>> it's been one year since residents of the washington home, and that's dc's oldest hospice home learned the facility would be sold to the sidwell friends school. some are struggling to find a new home. one woman is desperately trying to relocate her mother. >> reporter: mary mason's mother, susan is one of the three dozens who remain

barry burbank has the latest look at the accu-weather forecast. barry. >> good afternoon to you kate and everybody. here's what's going on. the storm is down in the gulf of mexico right now considered a tropical depression by the national hurricane center. as of 11 this morning, with maximum sustained winds of 35 miles an hour. it's about 400 or so miles southwest of tampa florida. you can see bands of heavy rain mock onshore on the west coast. now, the projected track from the national hurricane center northeastern gulf of mexico and as a tropical storm later tomorrow, and so it looks like it would be heading to the east of appalachian cola and then moving right along the immediate coastline. doesn't have much of a chance of becoming a hurricane because so much of its circulation is over land. but it gets to the north carolina coast and where does it go from here? the current track takes it offshore and starts to curve it towards new england because it gets trapped and it's too early to say if that's happening or it's going to come directly up to

barry was 36 years old. >>> let's take it outside. we got a nice break from the heat today.bulous. the question is, are we going to go to get into the 90's tomorrow, sue palka >> we're cancelling those 90's for we need to have another do-over tomorrow. that's exactly what we're going to get. do you know what tonight is? it's a windows open night. we want you to let the cool air come in and give that hard working air conditioner a break. we got a nice sunny stretch of days coming. yes, we have another day in the mid 80's tomorrow and we'll keep the humidity nice and low through wednesday, unfortunately, this does not last the whole week. it look luke we're going to have a couple of hot day, the heat will be back late weekend. i want toed show you tomorrow morning, temperatures should be comfortable 68, at 6:29. how about your fox 5 accu weather seven-day forecast, we don't want make you wait. a couple beautiful days, warmer on wednesday at 88. the humidity is still nice and low. but these are those two hot days, 92 thursday, maybe even as hot as 95 on friday. with the possibi