in the dominican republic as many of you you know the dominican government has over the past few years borrowed a page from the u.s.' playbook to enforce an immigration policy that targets dominicans of haitian decent and this is crucial for the purposes of what i am about to elaborate dominicans who can be glossed as haitians meaning they have dark skin and look like me. this has had implications for my life because even though to the best of my knowledge i have no ancestors who crossed over from the haitian side of the border to the dominican side of the border in the first half of the 20th century when i went to review my passport at the dominican counsel general in the city i was asked after explaining i didn't have this dominican id card that certifies you as having been in the dominican republic i was asked are you haitian? this question is loaded. if i were to answer, no, i am not haitian and give my explanation as to why the immigration officer could say well you don't have this documentation that you need. we will not review your pass port. here is where my story parts from th

i like the one that is north of the dominican, a tiny chance of development, it is not expected to become a tropical depression, but it will likely bring extra moisture, you see that bright green tropical moisture to enhance our rain chances tuesday and wednesday and we bump that up 50% for now and may even go higher than that. tomorrow they kick off the season of in atl, showers are it will be playing that in the georgia dome, tonight, partly cloudy, muggy, a temperature of 77 degrees, forecast high of 92 degrees, some degrees above average with isolated to widely scattered showers and storms. rain chances ramp - - ramp up 50% with some extra rain around and high temperatures will come down to >> we will take it. like - - lopsided wind all across the see the best of the blowout wind. seminoles and gators and much z23wlz z5yz y23wly y5yy - marco. - polo. - marco. - polo. marco. marco? marco? but it's not a game when our senator doesn't show up. it's why i worked to protect women's health care and worked with both parties to stop cuts to medicare. i'm patrick murphy and i approve this mess

will be closer to the dominican or 80 maybe maybe cuba. at some point this is going to turn. there will be landmass in its way whether it is dominican, cuba or the us it is too early to tell. this is definitely one, everyone needs to keep an eye on. this could be a very large the warmest on earth. upper 80s by friday morning we start to feel a little cooler drier air command arrives on saturday full force. next week the end of the week it is going dresses and someone stole from them. the search for the people that targeted this well-known charity. the amazing act of selflessness that came out after this cre. control. >>> animals getting put down and saying it's happening too much. z247kz zy6z woman walking her dog he fathcebook threats ing clowns. yesterday dispatchers got calls about social media post claiming a clown would attack ne. school. the started in south carolina with similar findings, alabama, and other states. >>> in arizona in high school soccer team is discriminated ag have refused to play the te t h that's what the girls who had to do for the seasons first ta t

that boy was visiting family in the dominican republic before this mixup happened. tran25-year-old andy martinez of smiles and waves as he prepares for his departure from the dominican republic on f. kennedy airport. his mother paid a $100 fee to have her son accompanied by a flight attendant. speaking through a translator thursday she said after more than an hour of nervous waiting jetblue told her they had located her child. >> i was given another boy. >>reporter: martinez was frantic and it took the airline three more hours until they could tell her miles away in boston. her son and the boy presented to her had boarded plot -- fights from san diego and had arrived incorrect destinations. jetblue told cbs news our teams and jfk in boston took steps to assist the children in reaching their correct destinations. they were under the care and supervision of crew members be realize the situation was attorney sanford rubenstein is representing the family. >> we wrote to the aviation administration requesting an independent investigation. >>reporter: martinez will never

the dominican nights fired up in the first quarter, on the keeper. nobody can catch him. a 32 yard run, 7-0. second quarter, both brothers lang quarterback tonight. it was a good game. dominican beat burlington catholic central, 14-6. on the north shore conference, fans fired up. nicolet hosting grafton. 22-0 at the break. attempting a comeback, dropping back, fires off his back foot, distance. now down seven points. skipping ahead to the fourth, scrambles to his left, tosses a bomb, and he hauls it in and finishes the job. down just two. a two-point conversion attempt. he makes the connection, that ties the game. after all that, the blackhawks score a field goal to win it. we're not finished yet with week four. joining me again is 12 sports stephen watson with a big battle in the classic eight conference . stephen: still working on my voice. next week. stephanie, we don't often say arrowhead and losing record in the same sentence. the warhawks are off to a surprising 1-2 start. the last time arrowhead lost three in a row was 1986. let's just say the war hawks don't take

he fled to the dominican republic where investigators had castillo, fired a gun into young stephen perez's back and killed him. and you're going to hear what set off the chain of events that cost mr. perez his life. you're going to hear how silly it was. how it didn't make sense. >> reporter: castillo's defense lawyer says perez was shot only after a vicious fight where perez gave more than he got. castillo's defense says will hinge on the matter of intent. >> it's not whodunit. that's not going to be your issue. your issue is going to be, i would suggest, why? >> reporter: the trial was expected to last about a week. tomorrow the judge is going to take the jurors out of the courthouse and to the scene of the crime in boston's theater district. we're live in boston. facing domestic violence charges, accused of beating his girlfriend and a man. both plainville police officers. >>> and falmouth police bust a suspected drug dealer after an eight month in cash and a shotgun. the man is being held on $12,000 bail until his arraignment tomorrow. >> anchor: and tom brady says he'll always to choo

as for andy, he's back in the dominican republic with his dad, but flying airline. anne thompson, nbc news, new york. >>> when we come back tonight, an update on a girl whose story has >>> and final tonight the new chapter in an amazing story we first brought you this past spring. today was back to school day for a remarkable girl who had struggled with so much at such a young age. well now her future looks much brighter thanks to a teacher's incredible gift. here's nbc's kevin tibbles. >> reporter: the first day of school. time for friends old extra special. because 8-year-old natasha fuller and teacher jody schmidt share a bond that goes far beyond the school yard. since birth natasha has battled kidney disease, struggling to stay alive. until the third grade teacher down the hall surprised natasha's grandmother, she would share one of her kidneys. we were with them just before the operation. going to get scared, because i'm scared, too. >> we'll be scared together, but we're going to be okay. >> yep. >> yeah. >> reporter: that was just five months ago. natasha ha

as for andy, he's back in the dominican republich but flying another airline. anne thompson, nbc news, new york. >>> when we come back tonight, an update on what muscle pain? what headache? what arthritis pain? advil makes pain a distant memory nothing works faster stronger or longer what pain? advil. h. heartburn. sorry ma'am. no burning here. try new alka-seltz heartburn relief gus.le. can i try? she doesn't have heartburn. >>> and final tonight the new chapter in an amazing story we first brought you this past spring. today was back to school day for a remarkable girl who had struggled with so much at such a young age. well now her future looks much brighter thanks to a teacher's incredible gift. here's nbc's kevin tibbles. >> reporter: the first day of school. and new. but this reunion is extra special. because 8-year-old natasha fuller and teacher jody schmidt share a bond that goes far beyond the school yard. since birth natasha has battled kidney disease, struggling to stay alive. until the third grade teacher down the hall surprised natasha's grandmothe

whether it's across jamaica, cuba, maybe haiti or the dominican, a little too early to tell, but bottom line this is something that needs to be watched especially on the east coast of florida, potentially even the west coast, too. for the time being we're tracking some rain. and overnight there could be some heavy rain rolling in he is specl sunrise. definitely could be an issue for the morning commute. >>> we'll check back with you. we want to go live now to california, a live look at some protests that are going on outside of san diego right now. people outraged at police who shot and killed an unarmed mentally ill black man. pointed it at police. >>> a two-year-old boy now dead after being found unconscious in a van right outside of his day care. police have not said who actually found the boy around 4:00 p.m. today. that child was rushed to the hospital in critical condition andy was pronounced dead a few hours later. it is still not clear how long that child was in the van, if the child attended that day occasions or if the van is owned by that day care. >> this was the zion miami

dominican republic. >> anchor: you imagine the surprise when they both ended up in the wrong city. 5 years old andy martinez mercado waived goodbye for a jet blue flight from the dominican republic to new york's airport. his mom paid the airline an extra hundred dollars. through a tranor >> i was given another boy. and they ask me it was the first time is this your son. i said this is not my son. >> anchor: that child had her son's passport. the other boy mistakenly sent to jfk. after what she says were 3 terrifying hours mary bell had her son back. >> reporter: i had him in my >> anchor: when asked if it was the 2 boys switched passports that caused the confusion. jet blue is speaking out we realize the situation was distressing for the families. we're reviewing the incident with leadership and santiago airport team to prevent similar situations in the future. >> anchor: jet blue refunded the boys flights and family $2000 in flight credits. ; they were doing testing on the rocket for a saturday launch to the international space station. the ceo says there was know anomaly causing th

maribel marti her son, andy, from the dominican republic, to new york. she even paid an extra 100 dollar fee to have a flight attendant accompany him, since he was traveling alone. but because of a passport mixup, andy ended up in boston. and another five-year-old boy ended up at j-f-k airport. after several hours-- jetblue finally realized the error. andy arrived at j-f-k later that day. jetblue officials apologized, and offered martinez more than two-thousand dollars in future flight vouchers. she says they shouldn't have bothered, since she'll never use jetblue again. a new study finds.. genetics plays a role in how much coffee you drink. researchers studied nearly three-thousand people in the netherlands and italy. and they found.. people with the gene called "p-d-s-s-two" drank less coffee than those who didn't have the gene. food with genetics could lead to solutions that could help change some of our bad choices. the study is published in the journal, "scientific reports." people who were on a flight from los angeles to mexico can't stop talking a

as for andy, he's back in the dominican republic with his dad but flying another airline.news, new york. >>> when we come back tonight, an update on a girl whose story has touched so many after a teacher's life-saving gift. has what headache?in? what arthritis pain? advil makes pain a distant memory nothing works faster stronger or longer what pain? advil. h. heartburn. sorry ma'am. no burning here. try new alka-seltzer heartburn relief gummies. they don't taste chalky and work fast. mmmm. incredible. can i try? she doesn't have heartburn. new alka seltzer heartburn relief gummies. enjoy the relief. >>> and finally tonight, the new chapter in an amazing story we first brought you this past spring. today was back-to-school day for a remarkable girl who had struggled with so much at such a young age. well now her future looks much brighter thanks to a teacher's incredible gift. here's nbc's kevin tibbles. >> reporter: the first day of school. time for friends old and new. extra special. because 8-year-old natasha fuller and teacher jody schmidt share a bond tha

after traveling to the dominican andy staying with relatives for a longer summer vacation. andy seen her leaving with a group of children on the day of his flight. moments later, jetblue mistakenly putting him on a flight to boston. the other boy sent to new york carrying andy's passport. martinez now asking for the faa to investigate. >> this never should have happened. >> reporter: jetblue says they're reviewing the incident. it adds the children were always under the supervision of jetblue employees. mara shiavocampo, abc news, new york. >> the mother's attorney says it was three hours before they finally sorted out and the boy was finally returned to his mother. >> pretty frightening to be at the gate and not see your kid get off the plane, especially when you pay the $100 fee to jetblue. they refunded the ticket. gave a credit for future flights. >> she said the attendant came had no idea who the boy was. glad everyone is home safe and sound. she said she was told the boy was safely returned to boston. we'll be right back. boston. ? have the opportunity to teach grownu

j.f airport to pick up her soner s from a jetblue flight from the dominican republic. had no idea wherea e he was.heas turned out he ended up on an a flight to boston and the ihe don't know child had been sent to her in new york. jetblue apologized andapol their correct destinations andtn parents. the incident is now undere inw private investigation. itiga >> cannot imagine.. >> no. >> i heard this story>> ird yesterday. both the boys were coming from the dominican republic andlic ad they also had gotten theirn th passports switched.tc >> how does that happen. does th >> how does that happen? s t h serious questions need to be answered there. the >>> georgetown universityeoetow taking a major step towards towr amending its role in a crucialnu part of u.s. history.f u.s.ry. up next your reaction to plan to offer priority admission to hundreds of descendants of slaves. >> gary is back with a check ludingr forecastaves i.nc luding hurricane hermine could impact c our region this weekend. weekend it is 4:41 and it's 69 trees. >> 69 degrees maybe. >> and i old eyes can't se

two young boys were coming from the dominican republic, not going to the same place. one was headed to boston, the other to new york but it didn't end up the way it should have. jennifer egan with their story. waited for her five-year-old son to arrive at jfk airport on a jet blue fight from the dominican republic. >>> then i am told he is not there and i say oh my god, what did you do to him? where is he at? >>> cell tone video shows andy martinez passing through the boarding gate at the santiago airport on august 17. but andy board a flight to boston and another five-year-old boy ended up at jfk with her son's passport. >>> she goes to see him, it's not her child. it's another child with her so for three hours she believes her son may be kidnapped. >> reporter: martinez said show pad a $100 fee to have her son accompanied with a flight attendant. hours passed before she spoke with her son over the phone. >>> oh mommy, i was placed on another airplane. when he came he had a lot of stomach pain, pain in his knee. >> reporter: jet blue issued a statement "while the chi

and then the dominican republic and haiti just to get your bearings. as the storm is moving west at 16 miles an hour into the eastern caribbean, holding on to the 65 mile-per-hour winds, this is projected to become a hurricane, probably tomorrow morning and yes, it is projected to turn toward the north. but i'm going to be honest with you. you see how it has it turning north here? it could turn north anywhere in this cone and that difference. obviously not only for the nations like haiti and the dominican republic but for the potential impact on the u.s. east coast as well. if it waits and then turns further north, say west of jamaica, then you've got a pretty good shot of the bahamas and maybe parts of the east coast in dealing with the storm down the road. if it takes a more eastern path, then takes that northerly turn, well, then maybe it just rides right up along the east coast storm over the next few days. a couple of things, it will become a hurricane and eventually take that northerly turn. i don't see any of the reliable computer models just pu

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beans, so it's a school, doulos discovery school in the dominican, so dave and i have both been there, it's a english-speaking christian-led school in the dominican, so we both went there on a mission trip. there's a coffee plantation kinda thing close by that helps support the school. so we use their beans to make a caramel coffee dark chocolate coffee bean sea salt flavor, also spearmint and mocha. - this is one of my personal favorites, cinnamon roll, this is a caramel vanilla with white chocolate tastes just like, you know, a commercial cinnamon roll you'd find. usually the kids love it, but adults really really really love this one, because it's just subtle enough and buttery. so midnight rollo is one of our best sellers. this is just a simple caramel with dark chocolate and sea salt on it. so it tastes kind of like the candy rollo, but it's got a lot more going on with that subtle salt, really balances the flavor out, they're coming back for this flavor, in my opinion. we probably go through about ten gallons to twenty gallons of that a day. - [garrett] so the secret to making a

to figure how to young boy scouts which the new york mother into jfk airport to arriving from the dominican republic she was shot to see the boy was not her boy.inghe w they quickly started a search the turkmen three hours before they tracked on her son and boston.urs i was told to way in the police arrived.d.i the refunded her money and also her $2,000 and mo slight charges the mother said no thank you. on second thought all take those an update on your weather andth traffic every eight minutes. >> it's aeet special friday morg running back with great britaina welcome back to fox 8 news in the morning it is 6:22 a.m. he is usually our monday morning running back.e i that's a friday morning running back. greatng r pruitt back in the hoe good morning to you guys.y good to have you.s i'm going to stress patientsti they got rid of a lot of guys.en unfortunate it takes a lot of time to develop.ve whenl you get rid of a lot of te guys who may have developed that enough they are no longer here you have to create that chemistry with the new guy.vel e they make a lot of mistakes.mi hopefully a lot

we fight over that because i like to say it's dominican. >> you crave it so much when you're far away from it, so much so. so for me the restaurant, the ever did. i love that people come in sometimes and cry. i have people come in in tears. they're like christy. communities and the next logical thing is they want to vote and effect change. >> there are so many people moving here and in at influx of people there's latin counity. ??y >> coming here i didn't expect >> reporter: stephanie fernandez is a new york native who works for telemundo denver and found some commonality between dominican american and cubans. >> i'm actually shocked at the fact there's so many here which makes me happy. i am. >> i think denver is very open to having these learning conversations and a lot of people say why do you live in beautiful place to raise a family. it's a great place to be a latina and it's a great place to be part of change and the forward moving conversation that is latino here. >> that was jonathan gonzalez reporting. tomorrow we'll take you to south america. i had a nice conversation with s

the boy w "unaccompanied minor" last month after visiting family in the dominican republic. but instead of being flown home to new york, he wound up in boston. anna werner has the story from new york five year-old andy martinez mercado smiles and waves as he prepares for his departure from the dominican republic on august 17th... gfx in he was booked on a jet blue flight from santiago to new airport. his mother maribel martinez paid a one hundred dollar fee to have her son accompanied by a flight attendant. gfx out "when i went to pick up my son, my son wasn't there." (no font) speaking through a translator thursday -- martinez said after more than an hour of nervous waiting, jet blue told her they located her child. "i was given another boy." martinez says she was frantic -- and it took the airline three more agonizing hours until they could tell her that her son was almost 200 her son, and the boy presented to her, each had boarded flights from santiago - and both had arrived at incorrect destinations. jet blue told cbs news... "...our teams in jfk and boston immediately t

after traveling to the dominican republican with her son, she andy staying with relatives for a longer summer vacation. andy seen her leaving with a group of children on the day of his flight. moments later, jetblue mistakeningly putting him on a flight to boston. the other boy sent to new york carrying andy's passport. martinez now asking for the faa to investigate. >> this never should have happened. >> reporter: jetblue says they're reviewing the incident. adds the children were under the supervision of jetblue employees. >> the mother's attorney says it was three hours before they finally sorted out and the boy was finally returned to his mother. >> pretty frightening to be at the gate and not see your kid get off the plane, especially when you pay the $100 fee to jetblue. they refunded the ticket. >> she said the attendant came and said here you had no idea who the boy was. glad everyone is home safe and sound. she said she was told the boy was safely returned to boston. we'll be right back. ♪ >> it's not often that children have the opportunity to teach grownups a thing or two. >

they say castilo took off to the dominican republic. he was arrested there last year. castilo gunned down that army veteran. the defense says castilo was a victim in a fight. >> this individual right here peter castilo fired a gun into killed him. >> the fundamental issue in this case is not whodunit. that is not going to be your issue. your issue is going to be i would suggest why. >> anchor: steven perez was 22 years old when he was shot and killed after serving 2 tours in iraq and afghanistan. >>> after being placed on administrative gloucester police chief is stepping away from a board of a non-profit he helped found made the announcement today. the investigation against captain has nothing to do with that organization. >> anchor: driverless cars may be hitting the road in boston somewhat soon. the year long plan will involve on street testing of cars and for making autonomous cars a reality. thinks it could be the future of urban driving. i might prefer the driverless car. >> anchor: you'd be lucky if i gave you a ride anywhere. >> anchor: just kidding. very safe.

both boys were flying alone out of the same airport in the dominican republic, when they were put on the wrong flights. the new york based airline did ed: an emotional reunion today. weiland baxter surprised everyone. this is just two months. they stabilized him until help arrived. >> that is what they are. to me, he saved my l oh him more than anything. baxter still has a long road ahead. that is amazing. and today in weymouth students found a new way to honor a beloved teacher and veteran. and tonight at 11:00, honoring and celebrating the one&only big papi. it's a 3-day event at fenway park as the red sox close out on your latest masterpiece. timing's important. comcast business knows that. that's why you can schedule an installation at a time that works for you. even late at night, or on the weekend, if that's what you need. because you have enough to worry about. i did not see that coming. don't deal with disruptions. get better internet installed on your schedule. comcast business. >> in tonight's 5 for good, a touching tribute to a former weymouth teacher and veteran. vinny di

castillo fled to the dominican republic and was brought back to the u.s. last year. he faces a mandatory life sentence without the possibility of parole. the hearing gets underway at 10:00. live at the suffolk superior courthouse, sera congi, wcvb newscenter 5. arnold palmer largely credited with bringing golf to the masses. he died yesterday at the age of 87. known as the king, won seven major championships, but his reach went further than that, pioneering the sport's marketing that we know of today that has helped athletes reap millions in endorsements. >> the miami marlins will be back on the field today after the heartbreaking loss of the boat crash that killed the team's pitching ace and two friends. the boat was going full speed when it rammed into a jetty and flipped over. they do not believe alcohol or drugs played a role. >> billerica man was taken to the hospital after this crash. the man's car got hung up in a tree when he drove off the interstate in concord. somerville man hit and killed by a vehicle in medford. 41-year-old alberto santo-flores. the drive

andy martinez was staying with realtives in the dominican republic for the summer. but when it was time to come home... he was put on the wrong flight... and sent to boston. and another five year old boy was sent to new york... where andy was supposed to go. andy's mom spoke through an interpreter yesterday--- saying andy up... and was presented with the wrong kid. "and then i am told he is not there and i'm told he is not there. and i say 'oh my god where is he at?" maribel martinez says it took several hours for jet blue to figure out what happened... and get her son on the phone. andy was eventually placed on another flight... and taken to new york. in addition to apologizing... jet blue offered the family a but the martinez's declined--- and said they don't want to fly with the airline again. the family of the other boy who was mistaken for andy... has not spoken publicly about the incident. staying with the airline theme...we bet something like this has never happened on one it says it all--except why she did it. we'll have that part of the story coming up. als

the child was flying alone from the dominican republic to jfk airport. maribel martinez became distraught when another child got off the flight, she thought her son might have been kidnapped. it took hours to sort out, but both boys were reunited with he should have been here. where is my son? he is not here. >> the employees responsible for this should be ashamed of their behavior. anchor: both boys were reunited with their loved ones. the attorney says jetblue refunded the ticket and gave them a travel credit but they say they did not apologize. anchor: case of a boy who vanished 40 years ago. harvey is tracking hurricanes approaching florida right now. anchor: police searching for a truck and a hit and run. everyone calls hearse large. -- her sarge. the truck is right there with the tractor with red fenders. it had a trailer with a number on it. that driver has turned himself into police. they have just identified that victim. anchor: hs are looking for him still. the new push to bring andy home. >> there is no such thing as a cold case. just an old c

two cubans and one dominican. it shows the diversity and more of a culture. in the past, people would walk away it's great but it's a little depressing. if you look at this year's selections, they are thoughtful but also you will walk away smiling an joy. >> september is hispanic heritage month. >> that was not a mistake. we had our festival in november last year and this year i said we have to do it during hispanic heritage month. it's a no-brainer. karen: where can the movies be seen? >> they are in three venues. we will open their but we will also -- the movies will also be seen in northeastern. karen: are all the movies in spanish? >> seminar in english but most are in spanish. karen: even people like me who don't understand spanish can get the essence of what's going on. so this is >> absolutely, want to invite everyone to create a dialogue between latinos and non-lit -- latinos and get people to see another side of us. karen: what else would you like audiences to come away with? >> i would love for them may be we have been around for a long time but now

the boy was traveling as an un accompanied minor after visiting family in the dominican republic, instead of in new york, he wound up in boston. >> reporter: 5 year old andy smiles and waves as he prepares for his departure from the dominican republic august 17th. he was booked on a jet blue flight from santiago to john f kennedy international airport. his mother, martinez, paid a $100 fee to have her son accompanied by a flight attendant. speaking through a translator, martinez after an hour of nervous waiting, jet blue told her they had located her child. >> i was given another boy. >> reporter: martinez was frantic, more agonizing hours until they could tell her that her son was almost 200 miles away in boston. her son and the boy presented to her, each boarded flights from santiago and both had arrived at incorrect destinations. jet blue told cbs news our teams and jfk in boston immediately took steps to assist the children in reaching their correct destinations. the children were under the care and super vision of jet blue crew members, we realize it was distressing for the families.

a man from the dominican republic is behind bars after police say he used a fake i.d. in new hampshire. state police arrested this man on thursday, after he presented a driver's license issued by puerto rico. that license identified the driver's 32-year-old residents of cranston, rhode island. fake and discovered the driver was fake and the man was eli jarib zacarias-paniagua of the dominican republic. he's held on cash bail. dartmouth hitchcock says it will be laying off as many as 460 employees. the ceo says the layoffs are needed after the hospital ended the year with a $12 million deficit. details of the layoffs will be sometime in directing the rapid response team for assistance to the workers. >> the mystery will soon be over, sort of. new hampshire's $487 million powerball jackpot winner has representatives who will come forward on monday. that was sold in hanneford on july 30th it's the biggest prizes in the state and one of the biggest in u.s. history. the lottery says the winner has friday night football. in with the scores and highlights ahead in sports. >>

by thursday, north of puerto rico, north of haiti and the dominican republic, it will likely strengthen into a category one hurricane. now, at this point this is the end of the five-day forecast track here. we will likely see it taking a turn, so not sure if it will impact any land masses just yet, but, again, it is something worth watching here. you're going to hear us talking about it looking at 88 degrees for fort bragg and fayetteville. 88 degrees in rayford. 87 in lillington an dunne. 86 degrees in wilson, rocky mount, smithfield and goldsboro this afternoon. 87 degrees in durham. 88 degrees in raleigh. 82347 lewisburg and henderson. the carolina panthers kicking off against the san francisco 49ers for their home opener today at 1:00 p.m. in charlotte. partly cloudy and hot for the game. 86 degrees at kick-off. but dry and partly cloudy. pretty good football weather out there. hot if you're sitting in the sun. if you're heading to the game, keep that many mind. we go from 88 today to 84 tomorrow. 85 degrees on tuesday a little bit of wet weather in the forecast for the next couple

technically about 20 minutes from where this resort ishnb telling you nobody has ben down to the dominican yet this would be i love this place this resort is incredibly awesome our viewers are having a blast re we get to do so many tasting today and then we learnedt about the dominican culture today yesterday we had a bartending contest i won a few years ago i did not win this year we had a couple of guys whoho they took it away. >> and let's see so many great things we just have so much fun because they realize it's like one big happy familyst ad that's just a blast is working were definitely with definitely working putting together entire hour-long showin tonight's backdrop i must say. >> i'd say so it's been cold and rainy heretos know it sounds a little bit nicero. >> i'd say so what a good chance for you guys to get to interact with all the great viewers who watch us everyday. >> is so much fun that they enjoy it so much is about 50/50 with her people been on the trips with us before and have come againth and then i would say 50 percent of the is it is new people doing this for the fi

it starts to curve at some will it be the dominican, haiti, cuba or as late as in here. all are in place. it will be another three or four days until we know. each day it gets better organized and probably get stronger by the weekend. we will watch this closely. it is not a guarantee that it affects florida but it needs to be watched. golf temperature at 85 degrees. plenty of warmth in the eastern golf. there is a look at your tide, sunrays and sunset. hour by hour forecast not bad. the rest of tonight looks nice with temperatures in the 80s. here is your 7-day forecast cooler and drier air north of i- for so the weekend looks good with rain chance next week all depends on matthew. any harassing messages from police on instagram it might not be the real thing. this one next to me is the real profile and the other one is a fake. they are aware of the fake account the fake profile instagram.com/tampa police. instagram.com/tampa. >>> still ahead, the coach had some unexpected quarterback news today to say the least. we have that story coming up from the world cup will be be

carolina ortiz, no relation, but like number 34, a native of the dominican republic. >> he is a great role model and and off, david ortiz, drawing fans to his last regular season home stand, all the way from hawaii. >> when he announces his final season, we had to be here. we were here for the last the home games. jorge: inside fenway it's everything big papi. the grounds crew with their own tribute, the outline of ortiz's iconic gesture, pointing to the sky after another clutch it. me and he will see big papi one time before he shuts her down. jorge: sox players wearing special hats and a patch on their jersey to honor ortiz, and for his final game on sunday, fans will receive a commemorative patch. hard to beleive its been 14 years. >> the way he brings the city together in his personality will be sorely missed. >> sports illustrated with its coming up at 6:00 big papi , stories from the bullpen cop he made famous. ben: and we are awaiting a press conference from the big man himself. when it happens, we will bring it to you live. do not go anywhere on newscenter 5 at 5:00. jc: distu

warm water large tropical system could mean some issues whether it is the dominican, haiti or cuba or the us or maybe even due west into central america. ih closely. we will be updating on facebook. could bother anyone in the states would be next thursday. we will keep our eyes on that. e uv index will be a 10 on wednesday. rain chances up to about 40% when that front comes in and once it does a little drier, cooler on saturday and sunday. afternoon highs in the mid to the upper 80s morning lows in next week all depends on what >>> ahead tonight a brand-. new feature showinup car seatsthat may put parents minds at ease. >>> we have some good news tonight for parents of young children safer child seats are raving -- are arriving. >> one of the more recent improvements is called the load load a support that extends from the face of the sea to the floor of the car making seeks more stable. >> consumer reports tested we are facing se wh atnd they rank the best in crash testing. the side-by-side crash footage shows the difference. less motion been the one without. >> this resulted in lower

he's a dominican, person of color, but he highlighted the latino issue.es said about, hey, this is a white man's sport, no, it's not. it's not on the field. it is in the front office. the largest minority group in baseball is latinos and there is one latino manager now, one latino owner, and it's gone down. >> that's right, and virtually no pathway to become a gm, become a president and run a team. that's an issue you don't hear a lot about because we spend a lot of time talking about the jackie robinson connection -- >> we talk a lot about black and white. we don't talk a lot about latino. >> it's a color issue but it's a green issue. when you think about the history of baseball, you go to the cheapest talent source. 1947 to 1957, black players flourished. why? one, integration, but also because they were the cheapest talent source. then you get into the '60s and you have the rise of the academies down on the dominican republic, and today, same thing. you can buy hundreds of latino players and have them under control, meaning that the team owns -- >> min

a mother went to the airport to pick up her five-year-old home with a writing from theve dominican republic and attracted to see that the boy was not hers.ha jetblue employee started a search but it took them three hours before they could track that is with that other boy was supposed to go. people she goes to see him and it is not her child but another child with her son's passport. a five-year-old boy. boy. for three hours-y she believes r some maye be kidnapped. >> i was told to wait. the police a bride, i was desperate going crazy. i still am. >> i cannot even imagine that poor mother. of what she was going through for those hours martin she did everything right and even hate the extra $100 fee to help her son at help her son accompanied by a flight attendant while traveling alone and only five years old they refunded the money and offered her $2000 in flight in flight m vouchers that the mother said no thank you.he samsung is recalling the new alex he noted seven smart phone worldwide reports of it catching fire the biggest smartphone maker says it has been alerted of roenick i'd incid

issued a tropical storm warning along the coast -- and more could be issued in jamaica, haiti, the dominican republic and eastern toss to weather weather rain chances continue tonight into saturday, before the low finally starts to push back east. we should be dry sunday, but the chance for an by monday, temperatures will start to warm back to the upper 60s, and we should see the 70s again by the middle of next week. tonight: showers likely. low: 55 dewpoint: 56 wind: ne 5-10 mph saturday: mostly cloudy. rain likely. high: 62 dewpoint: 55 wind: ne 5-15 mph sunday: mostly cloudy with an isolated shower possible. am low: 54 wind: n 5-10 mph monday: partly sunny. am low: 52 high: 67 dewpoint: 53 wind: n/e 5-10 mph tuesday: mostly sunny. am low: 53 high: 70 dewpoint: 54 wind: se 5-10 mph wednesday: mostly sunny during the day, with a chance of rain arriving late. am low: 56 high: 71 dewpoint: 55 wind: se 5-10 leaders from across the globe coming together today to mourn the passing of former israeli president and prime minister shimon peres. peres was laid to rest in israel's national cemetery. p

. >>> jet blue put her five-year- old son on the wrong flight and she was flying from the dominican republic to new york fee to have a flight attendant accompany him to new york but when she arrived to pick him up at jfk, he wasn't there. three hours later she was given a different boy after another three hours, her boy was found in boston. that means two children ended up on the wrong flights. she was finally reunited with her son. >> and cried because i him in my hands. thank god. >>> she said she will never let her son fly alone again. yet blue refunded the flights and gave them a 2100, something she doubts she will ever use. >>> a stabbing. police arrested a suspect in the store and then they found the victim. investigators say the suspect never actually left. they used surveillance camera ras to make their arrest. county. it happened yesterday. a man was found in the front lawn of a home. the case is now being investigated as a homicide. sources tell cbs4 that a stolen car was found near the crime scene. detectives are working to see if that car is in fact connected to the one that the

will pop the east coast sure as we go through next week area if you travel plans -- if you travel dominican republic, in a coming five days keep -- the coming five days keep a close eye. seventy tomorrow. scattered rain and storms not a washout, best chance on sunday. sunshine 70 -- 76 weeks. >>> her can't even we are in the stick of it , we are getting to the tail end. they don't expect -- a beast of a storm. he will help to -- have to keep and now the window nation sports report. davis here with the josh ward -- that josh gordon back. not be talking about josh gordon and -- anymore , but anyway life without court in again as we had a chance to talk to the browns yesterday, gordon decided to enter into an inpatient rehab facility. the week to see what decision -- way to see what position the browns may, you jackson said they support him 100% that moving on. they will not be with them. he did not want to spend much time on the topic. rounds have not made official mode, a vote -- they will any player supporting gordon today, andrew hawkins said he has seen firsthand what addiction can do. >>

catherines, making the trip up from racine to take on whitefish bay dominican. schools known for their big-time basketball match ups, it is going to be a fantastic evening out here. if you do head out to friday night football, here in whitefish bay or anywhere across southeastern wisconsin, it is going to be on the cool side, temperatures in the 60, you might want your light jacketfor frenzy here in whitefish bay, we'll look for a kickoff fourth quarter, we'll look for the temperature to slide down to 62?. good hard-hitting football weather for this friday night frenzy. >> we always like that, brian, thank you very much. >>> tonight's game of the week is the lake country lutheran versus university school of milwaukee. we found the right camera. elise menaker is live in heartland with the preview. hi, elise. >> reporter: hi, carole, it is kind of cool out hear in heartland. brian wasn't wearing his coat. i'm covering mine. i'm covering two, lake country lutheran warming up behind me, they are undefeated, one of two teams undefeated, pewaukee was our team of t wee