thanks jason. people in louisiana are continue to go deal with widespread flooding and this video right there. that's actually not a river. those people in that boat right there. they're actually passing over a water. this morning, about 4,000 people remain in shelters and first responders are still rescuing people. t many who are forced out of their homes can't get back in. they're left watching and waiting. >> just terrified. what really happened? i just pray all is well, you know, with the people, the lord, you know. god is still in control. much of the debris in baton rouge. >> jason: firefighters starting to get the upper hand on the massive blue fire in los angeles. that engulfed nearly 60 square miles destroying hundreds of homes. now it's about 23% contained and people finally being allowed to return home to assess the damage. >>> former red sox pitcher curt schilling considering a run for u.s. senate. >> why senator warren's si represents all of the things we need to get out of our governm

would take. >> jason: very cool, though. jason, not cool today? >> jason brewer: oh, man. well said, jason. this is tough out there. in fact, watching the satellite picture, right now the clouds are thinning out. that only means temperatures rising rapidly. right now heat index readings already into the 80s in many spots. much more on the heat and our chance for storms straight ahead. >> reporter: it was a very close call for one driver as strong storms pushed through the area. coming up, a live report introducing dunkin's new cold brew coffee, steeped slowly in cold water for small batches with an ultra-smooth, full-bodied flavor. discover the craft of cold brew today and keep on. ? yeah, in the summertime ? ? livin' in a dunkin' paradise ? what are you doing? papi, i'm making sure cuppy doesn't burn. ? dunkin' iced, oh, yeah, in the summertime ? ? livin' in a dunkin' paradise ? >>> complete new england news coverage continues right now. this is fox 25 morning news. >> catherine: 9:30 on sunday, august 14th and the picture keeps improving out there. a live look at boston

how you talk to him. >> these guys would say if i ever got in a fight with jason, jason wouldn't fight >> he's crazy. >> three weeks after his king for a day deal, jason scott was still walking the streets and investigators knew enough about him to worry for their own safety. >> his mo was he would specifically go and cut the power to these homes so one night sleeping and i became aware the power was off in my house. so knowing that jason knew my name and thinking he could figure out where i lived i actually grabbed my gun and proceeded to tactically clear my house just to make sure that he wasn't the reason for the power being out. as i worked my way through the house and into the kitchen i finally come up and i notice that in the backyard the entire neighborhood is dark. at that point in time i kind of take a sigh of relief and i realized it's not him but that's how concerned i was. he's that dangerous of a guy that i recognized he needed to be in jail. >> if jason scott was smart, the task force simply had to be smarter and investigators noticed jason didn't seem to understand an im

i'm catherine parrotta. >> jason: and i'm jason law. weather wise for the start of your weekend, it's location this weekend because depending where you are, it might be 15 degrees cooler and might be still as hot as it was yesterday. we'll check in with fox 25's meteorologist jason brewer in the weather center. jason. >> jason brewer: location location location. here is our front right now. tracking along the sea coast into boston where we have 60s. some of those along bedford and lawrence right now as you're watching hour by hour with us. worcester county today. the rest of eastern mass. still humid and warm but out of the danger zone as far as the heat. look at the north shore, pretty much middle 70s throughout the middle part of the day and actually coming down a bit more as the sea breeze freshens up this afternoon. 15 to 20 degrees cooler today compared to yesterday in the greater boston area. highs in upper 70s to the middle 80s. the farther west you go, the warmer it gets. more on where the heat is greatest and when to expect sto

jason brewer. >> jason brewer: good morning. a chance of 70s, a chance of a shower inland i'll time that out for you. hey mom, i could use some basil. oh, sure thing, sweetie. life is eating out of a flower pot. wait where's the? right. it's being a food paparazzi. honey, your rump roast just broke the internet. as it should. and a takeout romantic. dessert! happy anniversary. life is mucho, and grande. life is eating, laughing, loving >>> complete new england coverage continues right now. this is fox 25 morning news. >> stephanie: good morning to you. thanks so much for joining us on this early saturday morning. you're taking a live look from our tower camera. this is boston common. it's actually kind of starting to look cloudy outside. >> jason: a little overcast. since we last looked out there? >> stephanie: yeah, it did. go right over to fox 25's meteorologist jason brewer. a lot of clouds out there. >> jason brewer: yeah, we are is seeing a deck of clouds coming through. they're not going to last all day. right now beginnin

. >> jason: and i'm jason law. i think you're pretty happy today. as you heard sarah say, we are getting a break from the humidity. let's get over to sarah wroblewski, she's in for jason brewer, sarah. >> sarah: yes. finally we see that humidity tropical for a little bit and nice temperatures setting up. temperatures on the mild side. 73 in boston. otherwise the 60s. also seeing areas of fog. look at the dew points drop from 70 today to the 50s and 60s. now 50s that's quite comfortable. still have mid 60s for parts of the cape. visibility down to half a mile in norwood a little bit warmer in keene and orange. otherwise looking fantastic this morning for your start. we will notice temperatures climbing into your 80s by lunch hour. mid to upper 80s by the interior of the afternoon. then as we get toward the evening you'll n that means cooler conditions developing at the coast. a sea breeze kicking on in, what to expect in your town for high temperatures and when to expect our next chance of rain. over to you. >> catherine: breaking this morning, a bus

back to you. >> jason: all right. shiri >> happening today, wellesley is gearing up for a community gathering to talk about diversity. >> catherine: it comes a month after a racist targeting a wellesley high school student and his family. stephanie coueignoux is live with more about the post that started it all. >> reporter: yeah, the teenager's father is speaking out and inviting everyone to attend that picnic. it's outside of here wellesley town hall. he says while this racist post and everything that's ensued has been incredibly upsetting to his family, he's hoping to turn this into positive change. is an important opportunity for everyone to come together and start a conversation. he said all of this started when his family invited some of his son's friend to a family's bbq. one of his friends took a picture of a family portrait and posted that picture to a facebook conversation. he says that conversation involves seven teenagers, three from wellesley high school, and the others from other schools in in his audio

he went any way. >> jason: no way. no way. >> elizabeth: no. >>> there is a love story that will make you smile maybe even tear up at the same time. a couple married for more than six decades passed away just minutes apart. henry and jeannette have been together for 63 years. both of them suffered long time ailments. last week their children were with their parents knowing didn't have much time left, the two passed away within 20 minutes of each other. >> my brother keith said to my dad, he said, dad, mom has gone to heaven, you don't have to fight any more, if you want to go too, you can. for the first time in the afternoon he kind of opened up his eyes and looked very intently over where mom was and closed his eyes back down and laid back down and he died about five or 10 minutes after that. the couple's joint funeral is to be held monday. >>> an elderly woman calls 911 begging for helpful what that 911 dispatcher did to help that's warming hearts online. >>> and here's vanessa welch with what we're working on. >> va

. >> jason: looks so good. >> elizabeth: it does, doesn't it. >> jason: just day out there. meteorologist sarah wroblewski, no relief in sight. >> sarah: no relief today or tomorrow. we'll have to stick around through another round of heat advisories until 7 p.m. for the potential of a heat index of 100 to 105. this is what it feels like. the heat index basically taking the temperature and combining it this is what it feels like, in the 90s to the low 100s, feeling like the triple digits from boston to beverly up through lawrence, plymouth, providence, norwood too. so it's just extreme heat. you want to try to get inside, take in some shade. it's hard to find the shade with lots of sunshine out there. actual temperatures in the mid to upper 90s. but down across our southern areas, notice from the pike southward, we've actually got a few showers popping up. dew points in the 70s really stirring things up. if you're headedo got a few sprinkles and then out in connecticut, we've had a few thunderstorms a flash flood, i guess you could say watch or a rain advisory, a flood advis

. >> jason: it is friday, august 5th, i'm jason law. >> julie: i'm julie grauert. we have tom leyden, mitchell, gene >> you did. >> thank you. right? decent weekend and tomorrow looks a little sketchy. >> shiri: plans outside for friday and a-okay and check out graphics because we have got all sunshine here and day planner for today has temperature mid-80s noon time, upper 80s at 3:00 p.m. and 7:00 this evening, we are still hanging tight to 80? from start to finish, looking perfect, 84 to 90 for range of highs. another beauty today, humidity is going to be a bergeron player once we get into the forecast tomorrow. really going to be kind of one of those pushing factors behind those scattered thunderstorms and gusty winds and break down weather threats coming up in a to julie with live drive time traffic. >> julie: route 1 wide open and around cloverleaf nothing major and nothing on the expressway. live drive times, 25 minutes on the pike eastbound from 495 to mass ave. 15 minutes on expressway, 22 minutes on 93 south. >> jason: now at nine crash involving police cr

[cheers and applause] >> jason: there you go. those are cheers from the stands in rio to the gym in burlington. ali's friends had a party for all of massachusetts. the girls watching there between 10 and 17 some training with aly for 10 years. some want to get back and give sports illustrated joined by katie ledecky and michael phelps all with med driver's licenses they won in rio. the greatest summer hot olympics summer. the 11th time michael phelps has been on the don't have of si. the second cover for ledecky and biles. >> the u.s. blowing away the competition, 40 medals more than the next country, which is great britain. for a dominant u.s. performance so far in rio. >> vanessa: new at 4:00, airline travellers have a lot less to campaign about. a new study shows 70% of u.s. flights arrived on time in june. up 3 points from the same time last year. hawaii and alaska airlines had the best ratings. american airlines had the worse. travellers in june, filed a little more than 1,000 complaints overall. that's down from more than 1

over to you. >> jason: local police officers targeted by vandals. coming up this hour crime that >> michelle: if i haven't eaten enough in this town, tedy peanut butter and mark, we have a special taste tester as well. >> going to be hometown and worked out great. >> michelle: you made this dish. >> tedy peanut butter tie noodles, spicy, tedy peanut all up and takes about 15 minutes and one of the few things at home that taste as good as what you get in the restaurant. >> michelle: thank you. where can people find tedy? >> all the stores. everywhere. if you don't see it, ask the manager and he will get it for you. >> tragedy at amusement park. latest victim, three-year-old boy who actually fell from a pittsburgh. rollo coaster with the older brother when fell to the ground below. park spokesperson says the ride was halfway through when the boy fell out. the ride does not have seat belts and riders must be at least 36 inches tall. any riders under 48 inches need to be accompanied by an adult. no update on boy's condition this morning. we are told he

jason. >> jason: great stuff. temperatures in the steamy zone 70s area wide. we have another heat advisory in effect today. it will be feeling like 100 degrees even in some spots by midday. i will tell you how long these extreme hot temperatures stick around and when we will be seeing storms over the weekend straight ahead. >>> and of course you will b gold medal in the olympics. how one company made history and broke the internet with their celebrations. >>> we continue to follow breaking news at logan airport. dozens of people hospitalized not the other way around. should work for you, so capital one reimagined banking... ?? with a place that feels nothing like a bank. and helpful people that talk to you...not sell to you. with free checking accounts that are actually free... no minimums. no fees. and a top-rated app, let's you bank right here. that's banking reimagined. >>> complete new england news this is the fox25 morning news. >> sara: a it may look really nice out there right now. and oat press sieve conditions are out there. and along with the heat, s

so the men flying the drone never charged. >> jason: seems a little extreme. billionaire, the man was cycling down a hill in british virgin islands when his bike hit a speed bump. his life flashed before his eyes as he flew through the air and his bike disappeared off a cliff. the british entrepreneur posted this photo of bruised and battered phase and bruised cheek and cracked ligaments. he credited his helmet for saving his life. >> kerry: if you still use bar those between 18 and 24 ditch it will traditional bar and falling for liquid soap. ivory 120 year old bar dropped more than 2% last year. the young group of consumers believe bar soaps are covered in germs. >> jason: going viral on facebook this morning, this photo shows wolf and anita of writ tissue columbia saying good-bye, married for 62 years, separate nursing homes every day a family member drives 40 minutes so they can see each other and plenty of tears at every good-bye. the family helping with the health care authority that they'll finally place the couple in a home together. >> kerry: little b

>> jason: that's a great question.ed the question. ♪ >> anthony: do you like it? you're happy here? >> jason: look, i'm at a point now, after five years, where, uh, i miss certain things about home. i miss my buddies. i miss, uh, burritos. i miss having certain beverages with my buddies and burritos, and certain types of establishments. um, but i love it. i love it, and i hate it. you know? but, it's home. it's become home. >> anthony: are you optimistic about the future? >> yeganeh: yeah. especially if this nuclear deal finally happens, um, yeah. very much, actually. >> anthony: despite the hopeful nature of our conversation, six weeks after the filming of this episode, jason and yeganeh were mysteriously arrested and detained by the police. sadly, in iran, this sort of thing is not an isolated incident. ♪ [ car horns ] ♪ >> anthony: what is okay to film in iran and what is not? what's okay for the friendly, to us at least, ministry of guidance might not be okay at all for the basij, essentially roving, young religiou

jason, sara, over to you. >> jason: last hour a plane full of shaken up passengers finally landed in sacramento, california after being diverted after they left logan airport. >> sara: we have been following the story since 4:00 a.m. plane had to make emergency landing in rapid city, south dakota, where 24 people taken to the hospital for a number of injuries but the good thing all of those people have been released. here are photos and woman right there on the plane wearing a neck brace. one passenger from boston says turbulence came out of nowhere. felt like a drop. and you flying and literally seconds. >> taken at hospital and woman in green one of the flight attendants who was checked out hugging one of the nurses there. >> jason: people flood with tips about potentia massachusetts. michael henrich is live where killer still on the loose. >> michael: killer on loose and working tirelessly to find out where he is, sorting through 300 tips as well and d.a. said yesterday afternoon new information that says that this 27-year-old victim, her struggle to save her own life, might help

-larry: this is jason. -jason: hi. -lemonis: jason, i'm marcus. -jason: nice to meet you. -lemonis: how are you? -jason: good. lemonis: what do you do here? jason: purchasing, shipping and receiving, inventory, deal with the subcontractors. lemonis: would i call you the general manager? jason: uh, no. my title, i think, is purchasing manager. lemonis: why are you doing all those things if you're just the purchasing manager? jason: other people left, and it just fell in my lap. lemonis: is there a general manager? jason: not anymore, no. lemonis: what happened to the general manager? larry: we could not compensate him for what he really needed to be compensated. lemonis: who's in charge of the books? larry: right now, i guess i am in charge of the books. our bookkeeper quit. that has been a turnover position, because they're the first to see how much trouble we're in. so i had a really great bookkeeper, but she took a better job -- -lemonis: got scared. -larry: yeah. lemonis: meeting jason, you can tell that this is a classic case of a company that's downsized. like many sm

jason: it is relative.hen you get to 14th street or go to central park, there are outcroppings, so some of it is above the street level. the bedrock here, bowling green, the buildings here have bedrock just about 10 meters and then in this sample, maybe 45, 50 meters. if you keep going north along broadway for example, once you get out north of canal street and get to 14th street, once you are at 14th street, the bedrock is just very close to the surface. moving on. conventional wisdom number two is grand central station. what i call the grand central station theory was as natural presentation hub. excuse me here for a second. i will take a minute here to briefly discuss how grand central station was not the birth or not the reason for the birth but the reason for the cause. it was just promoted expansion in 1920. just a little bit of background here. in 1902, there was a tunnel crash and it forced the railroad to electrify the tracks. the trains ran on steam before that and tracks were open and uncovered.

tom: jason?s funny when we started our company, people were not sure what the discount window was anymore. clients, people were particularly macro. the world has become so macro in the last 10 years. michael: a lot of people still do not know. banks can go to the fed and borrow. they do not like to do it because there is a stigma. is there something wrong with you? but it is a way to get liquidity into the bank. there is a bear stearns low and then the lehman low, out to 2009. jason, the move -- to move this discussion forward, nothing has really changed other than elites have had their stock market priced to perfection. my own opinion is that monetary policy has been ineffectual to being actually harmful. the fed balance sheet is going to $800 billion before bear failed, to $4.5 trillion now. the irony is that you could argue that it is largely helping the wrong -- it is helping people, ordinary people. tom: mike, you have a chart that perfectly describes this. michael: i mentioned the idea of b

now, will that man race either vincent nobile or jason line. that is the question, as it's been a long time since the driver of the napa chevrolet has been in the winner's circle. he's from long island. >> i'm vincent nobile, the youngest pro stock driver ever. and i'm from long island, new york. . >> i'm jason line, a two-time pro stock champ from minnesota. >> now that you know the players, jason line best take notice of what can happen and did happen to bo butner. >> the most impressive thing about vincent nobile in a similar fashion as del worsham has done, one of the strongest cars in qualifying, when they jason line, very strong. i know he was doing some testing. but there is a balance between testing and competition. so let's see if he can pull that performance out. he's going to need it against vincent nobile. >> jason line, vincent nobile. line back in the points lead, and are you kidding me? who saw that coming? .318 on the wrong side of green. jason line left almost a month early. as vincent nobile gets the win, 6.546. obviously, som

jason? >> jason: right now tracking light rain. saw live shot leominster with the umbrella up, some will need that this morning briefly around wo give us rainbow pictures this morning but threat for severe storms prices later today and timing on that straight ahead. >> gene: huge news out of patriots training camp as gronk leaves the field with an injury. what we know about his condition coming up. >> sara: justin bieber vanished from instagram. the fight in his personal life that may have sparked social >> controversial test he would introducing dunkin's new cold brew coffee, steeped slowly in cold water for small batches with an ultra-smooth, full-bodied flavor. discover the craft of cold brew today and keep on. ? ? ? award winning design. award winning engine. the volvo xc90. the most awarded suv of the century. ? yeah, in the summertime ? ? livin' in a dunkin' paradise ? what are you doing? papi, i'm making sure cuppy doesn't burn. ? livin' in a dunkin' paradise ? >> gene: three months n

jason stopped playing baseball. jason didn't want to go to school. there was no more kisses good night. there was no more hugs. jason started sleeping with weapons in his room. he would sleep with baseball bats. his whole life changed. >> once someone found out about it, i cut them out of my life. i wouldn't want to associate with them anymore because i knew that they knew. >> flores says it wasn't long before he joined a gang and began using drugs. he paid for his habit by stealing cars and breaking into homes. >> it was like this demonic seed that was planted in my son's soul. and we couldn't kill the weed. >> flores was able to identify his attacker, a man named kevin kinder. eventually kinder was convicted and incarcerated for attacking flores and three other boys. but cornett says that wasn't the end of their nightmare. >> kevin kinder got sentenced to 17 years. he only served six. he got released, and when he got released, i followed him everywhere he went. >> some mothers are going to fight for their kids until the day they die. my mother is t

: i am jason law. temperatures feeling like 100 tracker weather center. and another heat advisory in effect. >> jason: the main concern the heat advisory. it goes into effect at 8:00 in the morning. heat indexes of 100 or better for today and the afternoon. a heavy rain threat. a lot of moisture implies a front on the way and strong to severe storms and damaging winds a concern. the day planner, by noontime, 90 degrees feeling more like the upper 90s. by 3:00 heat index ratings well above 100 in many locations. and at 7:00, not much relief, and we have that threat for storms late day into the early evening and around 40 to 60% in most towns. the stronger risk is the vineyard and nantucket down to the south coast. there is the heat advisory shaded in orange for you. a lot of new hampshire and mass and connecticut in all over the weekend. numbers going up and down because we have a waffling front. this will mean showers and storms and much more on the timing of those for your weekend coming up. >>> 4:02

. >> jason: i am jason law. another hot today. go to jason brewer in the fox25 stormtracker weather center. will feel like 100 degrees again. >> jason: rough start. at 11:00 in the morning our heat advisory starts. heavy wind and rained a threat throw and after 2:00 when those concerns start to arrive. right now temperatures are warm and muggy. they are in the 70s area-wide. our day planner, noon, 90 degrees. heat index 98 already. storms and a heat index of 103. and hoping for a little rain to get some relief from the heat. the rain chance 40% to 0% today, driest as you go to the cape and islands. there is the heat advisory just about everywhere but the south coast, cape and islands. heat index readings 100 or better and over the weekend, we are getting changes in the temperatures because a waffling front. it will mean more showers and storms and i will break all that d coming up. want to get you right to a breaking incident on the pike in charlton. this will go way west here and you can see the icon there. this is the turnpike.

>> jason, stand by. we'll get back to jason as things continue here. i want to bring in corey lewandowski. he's also supposed to talk about terrorism as well in the speech, right? corey? >> that's right. that's going to be part of it. it's going to be building on the narrative which he started yesterday on how to defeat isis and he laid out some very specific ideas yesterday about what he wanted to do as the command are er in chief to figh isis. i think you're going to see that built on tonight. >> we know how much he hates teleprompter. he has admitted he doesn't like it. jason said he's going to be reading from a script. can he stay on message? >> he can stay on message. if you listen to the interview that donald trump gave tonight, which means he's not going to pivot, he's going to be authentic and true to himself but the purpose of the teleprompter is to live out those very specific issues and talking points that he wants to make sure the media is reporting accurately. that's the reason for the teleprompter. >> he had an interview with wkbt -- is t

: and i'm jason law. after the last two days with the heat outside, anything less has to be considered a cool down. parts of our area are still under a heat advisory this weekend. to check this out we'll check in with meteorologist jason brewer. he's in the weather center this morning. >> jason brewer: good morning. lots to talk about in the weather center.

meteorologist jason brewer in for shiri spear today. warm and humid, jason. >> jason: absolutely. a steamy start of the day and we have a breeze with thisont te area. right now temperatures are running around 80 degrees in many locations. mostly cloudy skies. that oppressive humidity still with us. afternoon. we will take that. breezy winds out of the west and initially turning more into the northwest late in the day. breezes taper off from sunset and that humidity will lower throughout the afternoon, increasing sun for the afternoon as well, with temperatures running in the mid- to upper 80s. so plan tee warm out there, and for the rest of the week. but there is a slight chance of a few showers returning tomorrow. the when and where on that coming up. >>> i want to give you a look at the map right now to see early hour. you can see on the map no real problems getting the way north of the city; however, a crash still did pop up. the corner of your screen north of boston not on the main road. it shouldn't impact you too much at this early hour. the pike, 128, expressway, all doing

james bryson -- jason brewer tracking less and i g >> jason: tough to get dry and improvements compared to yesterday. timing next rain threat, already watching low developing to the west. i will show you that one straight ahead. >> daniel: iconic piece of real estate, tall building that could be home to the electric cars flagship store. >> stephanie: major step forward for work on one local getting installed this morning. >> daniel: new research on how to keep babies four hundred million dollars. that's how much charter schools will drain from massachusetts public schools this year. four hundred million siphoned from local districts that desperately need it. four hundred million that won't fund more science and technology, arts or preschool, counseling, or smaller class sizes. e public schools for all students, not just a select few. vote no on question 2. you live a portable life. new dannon oikos nonfat yogurt drink fits right in it. with 10 grams of protein... and zero added sugar, zero artificial sweeteners, zero fat. just what you need to help keep you going. new oikos yogurt drink

jason borne is back and wins big at the box office.return of matt damon to bring $60 million, the movie had the second largest opening for the franchise behind the borne ultimatum. star trek got bumped to number two spot. that's a significant brought the 60 million brought in opening wining -- week last week. secret life of pets with 18.2 million and horror film, i'm sorry, $10.8 million. lauren: man, i really have to get to the movies. let's take a look at the latest in sports, here we go. 36 holes to do it. 10 golfers including walker and jason day had to play an extra 18 holes after the round was suspended on saturday. to become the champion of the year. finished 256. day closed with 67 that included an eagle 3 on 18. a wild game at wrigley field last night. pinch hit in 12th inning, drove in hayward to give the cubs 7-6 win in 12 innings over seattle. the mariners had early lead with fÉlix hernÁndez on the mount. erupted with rbi single, back to back home runs by dustin. boston move game and and a half from first. nicole: let's tak

jason, you say we are looking at 80s by the coast and 90s inland. >> jason: humidity coming down just a little bit and take that turn. temperatures right now middle 70s, a little cooler to the west and oppressive community with dew point scale, land in 60s today and still kind of and stuffy. take the south shore forecast out of upper 90s, temperatures middle 80s for better part of the day hitting highs toward mid-afternoon right around 87, 88? and few 90s sprinkled in metrowest neighborhoods, closer to the coast, mid-80s and tracking return for rain tomorrow, hour-by-hour straight ahead and right now stephanie is roads. >> stephanie: 93 southbound is definitely stop and go but the big problem area, of course, is the expressway. we are talking about 6 miles an hour just south of neponset. again, there's restricted flow, northbound southampton street and good idea right there. if you are taking the tobin bridge as you could see also very slow going right now and again, these drive times starting to creep back up. the braintree split to the mass pike, 31 minutes now route 128 from route

stay away from the yogurt. >> sara: check in with jason. >> jason: all right, sara. temperatures are finally coming down here a little bit with humidity the big story trying to lower on this monday morning. i will be back a look at who could see 90 today and when more rain moves into southern new england coming up. >>> a stolen duck returns home why its owners didn't have to wonder too much about where it's been. >>> happening today, a massive part of the four river bridge is going to be installed right welcome. it's me! the extra crispy colonel. my extra crispy, twenty dollar fill-up feeds a family of four. it's crunchy! juicy! and oh so tasty. kfc. mom: i'm a mom, not a millionaire. i can give permission... i can give hugs... but i can't give millions of dollars to a campaign. corporate special interests like the koch brothers have spent millions helping ayotte's campaign and she voted with them 90% of the time - supporting tax breaks that help millionaires and oil companies. mom: in washington, kelly ayotte listens to too many millionaires and not enough moms. vo:

jason? >> jason: right now 80? in many locations. it is kind of stuffy out there. heat index warmer than the actual temperature and just 7:00 a.m. our winds are gusting up at left, 20, 35 miles per hour, not sure if that's a good thing as trying to keep the hair under control this morning. i will tell you when the wind taper down and when the humidity comes back down in just a minute. >> gene: 7:11. the racist bullying he claims he endured from coworkers. >> soon you will be able to watch a movie during the ride to work. groundbreaking new fleet of cars that ford set to release over the next few years. >> swallowed up by flames in california. extremely dangerous conditions firefighters are facing as they for all those pokers, prodders, shuckers and sniffers, all stop & shop produce is triple checked. everything nature's promise is so wholesome. and it doesn't take the whole paycheck. stop & shop's exclusive nature's promise. >> sara: more than 80,000 people to get outns us and one of the fires -- just one of the fires i should say burning in california. >> daniel:

intense humidity, right, jason? >> jason brewer: it is going to be coming back big time, you're absolutely right. feels comfortable when you have dew points like this. east winds at 13 miles per hour, reported here in boston as that refreshing sea breeze is coming in. that breeze will weaken after sunset, middle 70s around 9:00 around the greater boston area. neighborhoods, clearing skies, temperatures out of the 80s at 6 p.m. dipping down into the 50s thereafter. i'll have some neighborhood by neighborhood overnight lows you can expect coming up. but right now, comfortable dew points out there. they're going to be that way tomorrow. by wednesday, it starts to get into the oppressive category that comes with a risk of storms. i'll have more on that straight ahead. >> blair: right now hillary clinton continues to lead donald tr the latest washington post poll has an 8 point lead over her republican rival. that has doubled the lead just a month ago. polls also show her in the lead by double digits. that includes new h

jason? >> jason: stephanie, a few minutes ago we tried to talk to people inside the apartment complex here in woburn, but nobody came to the door. a little boy was unresponsive but breathing and we learned he did pass away sometime last investigators say noah larson just 15 months old died thursday night at boston children's hospital. fox25 also learned noah's twin sister emmy under medical evaluation after siblings found in 'apartment on kilby street. the middlesex district attorney's office says twins were in care of babysitter when someone dialed 911 monday afternoon. district attorney marian ryan says someone was l the case on tuesday. >> understand we are in the process of gathering information and talking to people and looking at evidence. so we are not in position to talk about any of the details. >> jason: they are not talking about how the boy died or if it is suspicious. the family says it is too soon to talk about what's going on. but a family friend talked about golfed to help wi

jason? >> jason: that's right. we first told you about the case last night on news at 6:00 p.m., and since then we learned from the district attorney's office that the little boy has, in fact, passed away. he passed away sometime last night at boston children's unresponsive inside an complex in woburn. provided picture of the little boy and boy's name is noah john larson and confirmed he passed away sometime last night. his twin sister emmy is also in the hospital undergoing medical evaluation this morning. the middlesex district attorney's office says the twins were in the care of a babysitter in this apartment off of kilby street when someone dialed 911 >> very early stages of the investigation and understand we are in the process of gathering information, talking to people, looking at evidence. >> jason: told fox25 they are not ready to talk publicly what's going on in this case, in this investigation, but again, authorities investigating sudden death of 15-month-old little boy. police have made no arrest and no

. >> daniel: monitoring storm, damaging wind and heavy rain this afternoon, jason. >> jason: if you are waking up with us you have a slight chance for strong to severe storms anywhere in new england. today greatest risk low pressure center and tracking from the great lakes over toward new york. the stormy humid weather will be arriving hour-by-hour later this afternoon. right now just been tracking a few spotty light showers there, mostly dry and watch over connecticut first, this is where the warm humid air comes from and warm front coming across, three to 5:00 p.m. watching out for threat for stronger storms and then we have round two potentially into the evening as a line of storms may be arriving as low pressure center tracks by to the north. couple things to keep track of. temperatures today lower and middle 80s and getting more humid later in the day so get the plans done earlier rather than later. >> catherine: 9:01. north of the city see 128 not doing too bad, slow in usual spot there lexington, 93 you're jammed up there in medford and somerville all the way make way into the ci

jason ellis is on their no-fly list. the airline said it's because he didn't follow proper procedures for flying with this little guy at support animal. gizmo is his name. here's the exclusive followup to a story we've been following this past week. >> reporter: that's gizmo, getting some love from jason ellis. last week, the two made news when jason couldn't prove that his marmoset monkey is an emotional support animal. it happened on a flight on frontier, and because of that, sell him a returned ticket to ohio. >> the guy said show up to the ticket counter and i did and he said you've been black listed. what does that mean? >> reporter: this is security video of jason and gizmo being cleared for the flight. he said he and gizmo are inseparable. >> he gives me the comfort i need. i guess after so lon y you don't have him around you. >> reporter: as an emotional support animal, jason says gizmo calms his anxiety and says the only reason he couldn't prove his creds is because the documents were in his checked luggage. thi

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jason first. the night before the bodies were discovered. so where exactly were he and jessica then? >> we went to the pizza hut up on -- i don't know, probably 5:30 or something like that and came back home and stayed home. >> reporter: home five hours away in oklahoma city. >> you remember how you paid for the pizza hut? >> on my credit card. >> reporter: then right to the point. >> you have any reason to want to harm gary or jan? did go into the house. everything you telling me the truth? >> absolutely. >> reporter: next jessica was in the chair answering questions about her relationship with her parents. >> are they paying any of your bills? >> they pay my at&t bill for my cell phone. pay my car insurance. and i think that's it. >> reporter: i'm just going to ask. did you have any ill feelings towards your folks? anything that you would have been mad at them for, any reason to want to harm them or anything like that? >> no. my parents were my life. >> reporter: so better your financial situati

jason brewer, tracking some more sticky weather out there, jason. >> jas oppressive. we will go in the right direction today. look at those numbers we had today. 96, 97 degrees and many locations are normal in boston. it is 8 now. to we are way above that. -- it is 80 now. we are way above that. the record is 98 and cut 10 degrees off the record today. yesterday we had the oppressive dew point notice 70s. today, we will just call them sticky. not get in the 50s in the and easier to take. temperatures upper 60s in norwood. middle 70s in peabody and around plymouth well, nantucket at 77 where it still feels more tropical. going back to the west, we are seeing a couple of 60s around fitchburg and barre and auburn. 70 in worcester this morning and the dew point down to 62 there. that is not too bad. but you see those 70s. chatham, nantucket, the vineyard. again that is where it feels on the tropical more oppressive side. the hour-by-hour foca temperatures will warm up quickly. we will have partly cloudy skies. a mix of clouds and sun for the morning, and then you will see

jason, the good news is dealing with less humidity. >> jason: just enough. take the edge off daniel and stephanie. we are tracking this front. the rain is way gone offshore. temperatures are till in the warm side in the 70s to start off your day, but the dew point temperatures are coming down in the 60s in most spots, and that means we are turning the sieve zone and back into lightly more comfortable readings. so we will take what we can get. and out of the upper 90s. how about highs in the mid- to upper 80s for you by 8 a.m. we are at 80 degrees. a pretty quick warm-up and not topping out at 87. the north his or her a few degrees cooler with temperatures in the middle 80s by 10 a.m. and holding right there until 2:00 today. in boston, the farther west you go away from the water will get warmer. with the sea breeze not as hot today. we are already tracking a return for rain tomorrow. the timing on that coming up. >>> and if you were hitting the roads right now at 4:32, you can probably roll down your windows right now. it is not looking too bad. 93 south hea

jason? >> jason: watching the worst of the humidity starting to move down toward the cape and islands and rest of southern new england seeing a change. we will take what week get this time of year. the breezy conditions start to taper off as well straight ahead. >> catherine: we have a lot more coming your way. new questions surrounding olympic swimmer who says he was robbed in rio. why police say the story doesn't add up. >> daniel: flames continue to desurrender and de ugh, this pimple's gonna last forever. oh come on. clearasil ultra works fast to begin visibly clearing up skin in as little as 12 hours. ou forever. stephen! stephen! stephen! stephen! stephen! see what i'm sayin acne won't last. but for now, let's be clear. clearasil works fast. this back to school, get clearer skin for free. limited time offer in stores now. fios is not cable. we're wired differently, which means we can fix things differently. thanks for calling fios. this is ryan. you can't tell me this cord isn't in. i'

i'm catherine parrotta. >> jason: and i'm jason law. i think you're pretty happy today. as you heard sarah say, we are getting a break from the humidity. let's get over to sarah wroblewski, she's in for jason brewer, sarah. >> sarah: yes. finally we see that humidity tropical for a little bit and nice temperatures setting up. temperatures on the mild side. 73 in boston. otherwise the 60s.

jason aldean is here right now.ave breaking news, flames pouring from an apartment located above a garage in newport, delaware, the action cam was there as firefighters battled the blaze on state street. everybody got out safely. 8:27 friday, august 26. i'm tamala edwards. let's get a last look at traffic with karen rogers, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, everybody we're looking live at slow traffic on i-95 southbound traffic approaching allegheny. you can see people moving so slowly. overall it's an 18 minute ride from woodhaven to the vine. that's not bad at all. try to enjoy this traffic jam, balls when everybody heads back to school in two weeks, it will be jammed, enjoy it. old bethlehem pike near coongs coongs -- coons road an accident. we had a disabled truck near fort washington it cleared, you're moving 22 miles per hour at willow grove to fort washington. vine street expressway, not bad at all, eastbound, westbound slow heading toward the schuylkill expressway. it's friday morning volume in the su

jason aldean is here right now.orning washington update. >> update on your forecast on this friday. here's brian with the latest. >> the hottest of the week for sure temperatures today mid-90s at times feeling it 99 two 103 high heat and humidity combined make the kind of muggy sticky day. stray shower store most of us stay dry tonight bills at the redskins over at fedex field it's going to be a pretty warm night but for the most part dry with other northwest at 5 to 10 the weekend both saturday and sunday hot that near 90 degrees a bit sticky but not bad overall for both days. >> summertime friday night for some folks with clear a crash on interstate 95 in virginia all we are looking at the capital beltway as you pass through prince georges county a little bit of slowing for you.as you get closer to 50 john hanson highway 395 northbound moving at a pretty steady pace until you get closer to 110. dc to 95 northbound crash at east capitol street jamming is up from 11 street bridge. >> tomorrow by the way search eight