cedar rapids city manager jeff pomeranz said, in yesterday's news conference, that permanent flood protection is the city's top priority but it will cost $500 million dollars. "permanent flood control protection is critical to our future we've made a number of moves and measures through good planning and implementation and execution for new infrastructure to protect our community, but permanent flood protection will be a necessary solution. " pomeranz says the temporary flood protection system of hesco barriers, sandbags and earthen berms, currently in place, costs $5 to $6 million dollars. so the city is warning there may be breaches and urging people to stay away from flood-prone areas. two emergency shelters are open for people who've evacuated their homes in cedar rapids. already, about 100 people have volunteers brought more beds to the cedar hills community church on e avenue nw yesterday. the beds are placed in a separate room of the church for people who want to rest. in the main room, there's games, books and plenty of snacks for guests. many at this shelter say they experienced a se

the sox traded their best young pitching prospect for drew pomeranz with the idea that pomeranz would be that guy. not last night. sox starters came in with the second lowest second-half e.r.a. in baseball, but the orioles gave pomeranz the business in a big way. second inning, j.j. hardy takes him out of the yard to left with two men aboard. 3-0 baltimore. pomeranz lasts just two-plus innings giving up five earned runs on four hits. he and the red sox serve it up to the orioles and fall 6-3 the final. and the patriots get back to work today, gearing up for the dolphins. that's sports. i'm joe amorosino. have a great day. >> sarah: happening today, fresh off winning her second olympic gold medal in judo, kayla harrison will be meeting with fans at a fund-raiser in boston. tonight's event begins at 7:00 p.m. and will money for harrison's foundation which supports victims of sexual abuse. >>> don't throw your pokey ball at the tv. patriots' tight end martellus bennett went to children's hospital on tuesday doning this pikachu costume hoping to cheer up some young patients. so cute. >> k

pomeranz serves them up, now at least one surrendered in 10 of his last 11 starts. make that bogaerts to pedrioia to ramirez in the 4th. and looking to add a few runs, ortiz to center for what looks like extra bases, as he rumbles into second, take a close look, knee pops off the bag for a split second, on the replay, and he's out. coby stepped in. the concern what is would happen if he was hurt against the texans? looks like he was. he stayed in the patriots anyway. coby. trainers looking at his han on the sidelines. first to report the rocky injured the right thumb early in the second half of last anything's 27-0ing have troy texans while this are conflicting reports of how serious it is. espn says it is a sprain and he will be pine. the injury followed a running play where he was tablinged by former patriot. he was five of ten passing the ed: he admits to 325 pounds. reporter: yeah. >> he is a big man. hovly man. maria: yes, hes is. >> monday on the eye, scoring free upgrades at the airport. >> three steps you can take to get bumped up to first class. >> dicky: f

and in the fourth, adam rose-ahlis goes deep off pomeranz for a 2-run blast. padres up by 2. top of the eighth, chris young gets ahold of one, a solo shot, his seventh of the year, gets boston back to within 1. but that's all the offense they would get. san diego's edwin jackson had 11 strikeouts, a season high for him. boston loses, 2-1, to the last-place padres and have just a one-game lead in the wildcard race. the series continues with san on toronto, who opened a series with the yankees. new york did boston a favor. jacoby ellsbury crushes a two-run homer, his seventh of the season. the blue jays fall 5-3, red sox remaining a game behind toronto for first place in the a.l. east. the orioles though, they are gaining ground, fighting tampa bay. down 3-0, baltimore's chris davis. you know right away when this guy gets ahold of one his 34th blast of the ar baltimore wins this 1, 7-three, and is just a game behind boston. in the fisher cats season finale the team said thank you to ollie today. happy retirement to new hampshire's best bat dog who's been fetching bats for more

cedar rapids city manager jeff pomeranz said, in yesterday's news cf that permanent flood protection is the city's top priority but it will cost $500 million dollars. "permanent flood control protection is critical to our future we've made a number of moves and measures through good planning and implementation and execution for new infrastructure to protect our community, but permanent flood protection will be a necessary solution. " pomeranz says the temporary barriers, sandbags and earthen berms, currently in place, costs $5 to $6 million dollars. so the city is warning there may be breaches and urging people to stay away from flood-prone areas. two emergency shelters are open for people who've evacuated their homes in cedar rapids. already, about 100 people have checked in to the facilities. volunteers brought more beds to the cedar hills community church on e avenue nw yesterday. the beds are placed in a separate room of the church for people who want to rest. books and plenty of snacks for guests. many at this shelter say they experienced a sense of relief after checking in. "37

(s/ jeff pomeranz / city manager cedar rapids, ia :11 - :16)"it's not time yet to go back to life as usual. we're getting close."heavy rain over the weekend has sent the cedar river over its banks... cresting in cedar rapids tuesday morning at 22-feet... a ten mile system of temporary barriers and levees appears to be holding... protecting the homes and about five thousand people who were evacuated. (nats: 2008 flood)leaders hoped to avoid a repeat of 2008 when the worst flood in ron corbett / cedar rapids, iowa :43 - :46)"in 2008 we felt defenseless. in 2016 we took action." (nats:drone of barrier protecting city area) this week, city installed temporary barriers in just two days... and residents helped fill a quarter of a million sandbags.it could be disastrous if the river breaches those temporary barriers... making the next 24 hours critical.(s/ mayor ron corbett / cedar rapids, 1:13) "we'll know at the end of this day how successful we've been for handling this most critical time communities flood recovery effort."city leaders have renewed their call for the federal government t

joining me now to talk about the city's response is jeff pomeranz. thank you for coming in. >> great for being here. >> did i read correctly $5-$6 million th to put the protection in place? >> that correct. >> will that money come from? >> from taxpayers of cedar rapids. >> i know the governor will be touring this area tomorrow. it's up to him to decide whether or not he will ask for federal disaster decoration. would that help? >> if we do get that disaster declaration, that could bring costs. that is correct. >> i talked with the mayor the other night about federal money coming in. the army corps of engineers does not want to part with that 73 million for cedar rapids for whatever reason. they do not think it's a high priority. us senator joni ernst wrote a letter to the us army corps of engineers. it was stern. allah read in part what they as you know the economic benefits of flood control projects are based on the value of property that is protected. if this is the only metric used the core and administration consider building beaches in front of

drew pomeranz ski spent the day in the civilian.>>reporter: it happened around dinnertime, the victim it just left this library and walked five blocks down second street before st. mary's church, when she was stopped. a manhunt is underway in massillon for a man who claimed to be a police officer before girl, drove off and assaulted her. she had left the library around 6 pm and reach the 500 block of second street, when a man stopped her near cherry road. massillon police tell us the victim is in stable condition. while the suspect is described as a middle-aged white male, of thin medium build with a scruffy beard and brown here last seen driving a black pickup truck with skulls on the written on the back window. mike alexander is a father living here and like many he is looking. >> i drove around the neighborhood looking for a pickup truck with skulls on it. i would have called the police had i found him. i found nothing. >>reporter: for months, the f by -- bia has been investigating a string of assaults across greater cleveland. i

city manager jeff pomeranz says he won't feel comfortable about the city beating the flood for at least two more days. that's when the river should drop below 18 feet. while the hesco barriers have done their job above ground, the new concern is below ground. that's because pressure is really sewer system. "it is still a very dangerous situation. the ground is saturated. we are continuing to fight water that is seeping through the system and coming in from our storm sewers. we also want to note that while we hope everyone's first-floor elevations are dry, we will still have many people with water in their basements. " the city is urging people to stay out of the flood zone so crews can work, especially as the water goes down. cedar rapids is trying to figure of sandbags throughout the city once they're not needed anymore. and the city says its bus system won't run through friday. school is off for the rest of the week in the cedar rapids district. the district says it's because of transportation issues and safety concerns. classes will resume next monday. the calendar for this school ye

(jeff pomeranz / city manager, cedar rapids) >> "this is the second largest and most significant flood event in the history of the city of cedar rapids." reid binion: >> i'm reid binion reporting. ((sherry swensk)) there are some dangerous the country and the world. ............ we've got cloudy skies this morning... thunderstorms today. but not looking for anything dangerous or threatening. ........... temps are staying mild because of the clouds with mid 70s right now and more humidity. .............. let's check the radar and see some light rain off to the eas back to you!/// ((kirsten joyce)) >>> las vegas officials will be breaking ground for the city's new nhl team practice facility the new facility will be built in downtown summerlin n which is located near pavilion center drive and giffith peak. the team's gm bill foley along with the the howard hughes corporation , announced the signing of a 20-year ground lease for the two rink practice facility last week. we're still waiting on an official name for the team. /// ((michael stevens)) >>> it turns out that a happy wife does lea

pomeranz represented them as a group. how close was he to going personally bankrupt?nk you were going to go under water at one time, bankrupt? >> well, i didn't like thinking about it but there was always that possibility. you owe billions and billions of dollars and have a guarantee of $975 million. you can have wonderful assets and all, but economy was a disaster. real estate was in particular a disaster. i certainly was in deep trouble. >> trump makes the point of saying he never went personally bankrupt, but there's a reason why the banks decided to keep trump whole. >> we made the decision that he would be worth more alive to us than dead. dead meaning in bankruptcy. we don't want him to be in bankruptcy. we want him out in the world selling these assets for us. >> so you wanted him alive because he was a salesman and could best sell his own properties. >> that's correct. we kept him alive to help us. >> the debt holders hammered out a five-year plan for trump to repay his personal debts. pomeranz presided as the mogul signed. >> it's a big conference room and bi

jeff pomeranz / city manager, cedar rapids "this is the second largest and most significant flood event in the hi of the city of cedar rapids."i'm reid binion reporting. toss to rob mostly cloudy with showers again today as a low slides over lake michigan and into indiana. a trough of low pressure will rotate around that low and across us to keep showers going this afternoon. well stay chilly with highs in the low 60s and as winds pick clouds or showers. we do warm a bit tomorrow and dry up a bit. the long range brings our temperatures back into the seasonal range or slightly above average. today: showers likely. breezy ne wind. high: 62 dewpoint: 51 wind: ne 10-20 mph tonight: light rain. low: 56 dewpoint: 52 wind: ne 5-10 mph watt reportedly re-injured his back and will miss an extended season. numerous reports say that he will be placed in injured reserve by the texans tomorrow with the hope that he can come back this season. the associated press says the earliest he'll be back is december. it isn't known if he'll have to have another surgery. it's only just begun, yet the packers ha

inside these newbo buisnesses---on one side of a hesco barrier wall-- something city manager jeff pomeranz says--they had no choice in. "the only way to have a chance of saving an entire area and entire neighborhood was to place those barriers where we did." keeping the majority of the newbo area dry-- like right here at expecting significant water- instead minimal water--nats is pumping out of their basement. "i thought we'd have 4 feet of water in here, i thought we'd be down for 6,8 months, we had just three weeks--he says the wall--gave them hope. "i actually had hope i was like do--he says--it's an answered prayer. bullet." and to his neighbors on the other side-- "it's too bad but the city will support them." something he has seen--as the city's people--have supported them all. "people were down here, people i didn't even know, i time city leaders stop in for coffee-- "i'll see them and they're gonna get my thanks." evacuation zone--will be open to buisnesses and people for flood recovery-- but saturday morning at seven-- the evacuation zone will open back up to public-- great news--

pomeranz serves them up. now at least one surrendered in 10 of his last 11 starts. mikey matuk only 530 behind big papi for his career. 2-1. tinker to evers to c make that bogaerts to pedrioia to ramirez in the fourth. nice defense. and looking to add a few runs, ortiz to center for what looks like extra bases as he rumbles around and into second base. take a close look. because his knee pops off the bag for a split second. that's instant replay, and he's out. ziegler the save after farrell goes bold and has him walk the lefty dickerson with two out in the ninth. 2-1 the final. magic number to clinch the east now at 4. the brockton boxers taking on catholic memorial. jack mcgowan breaks tackles. 21 yards. 6-0 in the half. in the second half, the knights blow it white open. senior to senior puts catholic memorial up 47-0. they shut out the boxers. 34-0. both teams 2-1 on the season. rick porcello looking for win number have a great day. shayna: 5 for good. a dorchester group helping people cope with losing loved ones to violence. doug: the eye's erika tarantal shows

drew pomeranz starts for the red sox. last night monday night football, against the rams it's hard to imagine it going any better, the niners won 28-0. three touchdowns rushing, their defense picked off the rams quarterback twice. rams just 185 yards in total offense. chip kelly's team plays at the panthers sunday at 1:00. defense and our defensive staff. i think our defensive staff did a great job, and i've thought our defense, you know, we have to go against them and we've been going against send since april. i think we have a form middable front. >> and new hampshire tackles hunger is back, high school football teams will be collecting food for their local community pan troas over the next month. the first school up is merrimack valley, they're a collection site on friday night for the game against kennett. right now 50 of 58 schools reporting they will participate. more coming in every day. tom: thank you. jennifer: it is primary day, right now on wmur.com you can find detailed political coverage, primary results as t

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pomeranz says: "public safety is so as you've all heard there is an evacuation order. what we're asking for is that the citizens stay away from inundation area." thousands have already left their homes. iowa's governor has toured the flood damage... and plans to make a request for federal dollars for the recovery. branstad says: "i learned a long time ago as governor if you have a disaster in your state try to get there as soon as you can reassure people provide the bridges along the rivers... with one bridge closed in cedar rapids. schultz says: "even though the water may be lower than what the bridge is, the logs and debris that are floating down the river could have branches and sticks sticking up higher than the log." but many believe the preparations have worked. jelinek says: "we just believe what the city has done down here. they've done a great job with the levees and the berms down here that we're not going to have the trouble." the same storm system stretched with heavy rain washing out roads... including in san antonio ... where seven inches of rain caused f

drew pomeranz will face sabathia on sunday night baseball at 8:00 . elsewhere the orioles hosted the rays. bottom 8th, tied at 1-1, mark trumbo sending that steve to left field. orioles win 2-1, so baltimore is 2.5 games behind boston in the division. still to come tonight, the chase is on. na sprint cup highlights, after the vo: kelly ayotte says she's on our side, but on our rights, she's squarely with donald trump: trump: planned parenthood should absolutely be defunded. vo: ayotte agrees, voting six times to do just that - defund planned parenthood. and both oppose our right to safe and legal abortion. ayotte: i certainly think that roe should be overturned... trump: yeah, there has to be some form. vo: ayotte and trump: wrong for new hampshire women. senate majority pac oil wells in new hampshire? you'd think so the way kelly ayotte voted. ninety percent with the big oil koch brothers. she voted to give big oil more than $20 billion in tax breaks. they gave kelly ayotte campaign contributions. corporate special interests are spending millions sup

i spoke with city manager jeff pomeranz. >> the problem is not what you see above ground what's underground. we think that will subside and as the levels go down which they are slowly, we will have residents back into their homes. we are thinking of the weekend everything should be cleared up and we will be able to allow business as usual and life as usual in cedar rapids. >> tomorrow governor branstad will tour the flood damage areas. people in parallel are beginning the cleanup process. the southeast side of town was evacuated before the waters rise . several homeowners reported water in their basements and a near c the cedar river crested in palo over 18 feet early this morning. >> that might be the last thing on your mind if your family impacted by the flood but saving your receipts can help you qualify for assistance. having your receipts will be easier down the road. they will work with eligible households and provide vouchers for certain purchases to costs. a maximum of $5000 can be handed out for assistance. to see if you qualify dial 211 or call this number. you will be provided wi

pomeranz says: "public safety is what's most important right now so as you've all heard there is an evacuation order. what we're asking for is that the citizens stay away from inundation area." thousands have already left their homes. iowa's governor has toured the flood damage... and plans to make a request for federal dollars for the learned a long time ago as governor if you have a disaster in your state try to get there as soon as you can reassure people provide the assistance that's needed." officials are monitoring several bridges along the rivers... with one bridge closed in cedar rapids. schultz says: "even though the water may be lower than what the bridge is, the logs and debris that are floating down the river could have branches and sticks sticking up higher than the log." but many believe the preparations have worked. jelinek says: "we just believe what the city has done down here. they've done a great job with t the berms down here that we're not going to have the trouble." the same storm system stretched down to texas... with heavy rain washing out roads... including in san anto

scoreless game until the 4th when drew pomeranz back in san diego for the first time since the trade with the sox serves one up to adam rosales. great effort by brock holt, very nearly steals one. and it's 2-0 padres. runs hard to come by against edwin jackson, who had 11 k's. he's pulled after 7 and chris young cuts the padres lead in half with a solo shot. and then an opportunity squandered. sandy leon comes up with a runner on 3rd and one out goes fishing, ball hits his foot and he can't advance to first on the k. last licks for big papi, a career. 192 at the plate as a pinch hitter, this his 100th at bat and he flies to center to end it. sox lose 2-1 and windy day in the bronx with hermine closing in. yankees down by one in the bottom of the first. jacoby ellsbury hits a two run homer to take the lead score, yankees 2-1 up by two in the hits a two rbi double to increase the lead score, yankees 5-1 they hold on to win 5-3 sox now 1/2 game back in the and east. yankees still lingering at 5 and half back. sox have the top wild card spot, o's and tigers right behind them. we're on to

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drew pomeranz ski spent the day in the civilian.>>reporter: it happened around dinnertime, the victim it just left this library and walked five blocks down second street before st. mary's church, when she was stopped. a manhunt is underway in massillon for a man who claimed to be a police officer before

things didt drew pomeranz, he didn't last long. he gave up five runs in the second inning. and he was done. the orioles beat the sox 6-3. top of the second, here we go. orioles with two on, one out. j.j. hardy at the plate. three-run homer, deep to left. 's ninth. next batter, walks. then it was nolan reimold's turn, two-run shot to left, just like that. 5-0 orioles. the of the walk. loading the bases with one out. two free passes in a row with ryan hanigan and dustin pedroia. 5-2. that's all they would get. top of the fourth. matt wieters, pops one up in short right-center, dustin pedroia and jackie bradley almost collide. what are you doing out there? bradley, it was his ball to begin with. makes the catch. bogaerts blasts his 19th of the year. solo shot. 423 feet. now a5-3 game. same score, moved to the ninth. much-needed insurance, jonathan schoop takes him deep over the monster. that's it. that made it 6-3. that would be your final. they will play the rubber game tomorrow night. at fenway. >>> some good news. here's some good news. toronto. the sox still have a lead in

drew pomeranz got the start for the sox and spotted the yankees 4-0 lead. hanley ramirez came through again belting a three-run home run in the bottom of the fifth. his 27th of the season. the game was tied at four in the seventh when ramirez did it again. this time hitting a solo home run. the red sox rallied from behind to win it 5 series at baltimore tonight. sean: it is a hot back. the sprint cup chase began in chicago. a late caution caused a green/white checkered finish. martin truex jr. was strong, able to get past and hold on for the win. last the third win of the season for the 78 which qualifies him for the next round of the chase. joey logano was second, followed by chase keslowski. next week it is here in new hampshire. erin: a man got himself into an unusual predictment. his head got stuck. the man dropped his phone in the water and tried to get it back, but ended up getting his head lodged between the rocks. firefighters worked for two and a half hours to free him. they could not use air bags, because the rocks could have shifted. they went wi

erin: drew pomeranz got the start for the sox. a 4-0 lead. hanley ramirez came through again in the bottom of the fifth with a three-run home run. his 27th of the season. the game was tied at four in the seventh when run. they rallied to win 5-4. boston opens the series at baltimore tonight. sean: to the racebook now. the sprint cup chase began in chicago. a late caution caused the checker finish and martin truex jr. was strong on the restart and able to get past and hold on for the win. that's the third win of the season for the 78s which qualified him for the next round of the chase. joey l followed by chase elliot, ryan, and keslowski. erin: this is an unusual story. firefighters in rhode island came to the rescue of a man who got himself into a very unusual predictment. his head got stuck. his crews say the man dropped his phone in the water and tried to get it back. it ended up getting his head lodged between the rocks. two and a half hour. they couldn't use air bags. they went with a different method. >> olive oil. lots of olive oil did

pomeranz resided. >> it's a big conference room and big table. mr. middle, i'm sitting on his left, his lawyer is sitting to his right. a stack of documents. >> that big? >> oh, there was -- it was big. i said, plmt trump, this is a lien on the plaza hotel. he would sign. this is a lien on the trump shuttle. >> then a true trump moment. >> in the middle of this, he says, alan, can we take a few minutes? and i said, sure. he called one of his people over. he sends them out. guy comes back, young man comes back with two big boxes of books. and he says, i would like to thank all the banks here for all your help, and he takes these books out and he starts to sign these books to the bankers. >> so let me get this straight. the art of the deal is about -- >> how fabulous he is. >> right. takes out "the art of the deal" and signs it to the people who are negotiating with him to whom he owes -- >> 4 billion. >> $4 billion. >> down but not out, trump kept on promoting. >> atlantic city, up or down? >> i think it's going to be down. atlantic city ten years ago

the second game against the orioles last baltimore took an early lead with five runs off of drew pomeranz. j.j. hardy hit a homer in the second. two batter later, nolan hit a two-run shot. xander bogaerts hit a solo homer sox. that was the 19th hit of the season. it wasn't enough for the sox. the orioles went on to win this one 6-3. the new england patriots will be sporting new jerseys. this is the first new look in 13 years. the pat wills wear the uniforms as they take on the texasens next week. the jerseys are now on sale. a portion of the sales will go toward youth teams affected by the louisiana floods. erin: new hampshire tackles hunger is back. high school football teams will be collecting fo the first up is merrimack valley. donations will be taken friday night during their game against kenith to benefit the immaculate conception food country. we want to wish good luck to karl meltzer. he's a super star in ultra running. he's trying to set the speed record for running the 2,200 appalachian trail. meltzer started in he still has more than 300 miles to go. that's what an ultra runner

pomeranz represented them as a group. how close was he to going personally bankrupt?hink you were going to go under water at one time, bankrupt? >> well, i didn't like thinking about it, but there was always that possibility. you owe billions and billions of dollars and you have the more dangerous personal guarantee of $975 million. real estate was in particular a disaster. i certainly was in deep trouble. >> trump makes the point of saying he never went personally bankrupt, but there's a reason why the banks decided to keep trump whole. >> we made the decision that he would be worth more alive to us than dead. dead meaning in bankruptcy. we don't want him to be in bankruptcy. we want him out in the world selling these assets for us. >> so you wanted him alive because he was a salesman and could best sell his own properties? >> that's correct. we kept him alive to help us. >> the debt holders hammered out a five-year plan for trump to repay his personal debts. pomeranz presided as the mogul signed away his fortune. >> it's a big conference room and it's a big, long ta

and john farrell announcing that drew pomeranz has been scratched from tomorrow night's start due to forearm soreness, adding the lefty will likely pitch out of the bullpen if he's able to return this season. that's sports. i'm joe amorosino. have a great day. >> christa: we're on the q.b. watch here. patriots' q.b. tom brady was in south boston for the kickoff the bike ride from boston the hyannis benefits best buddies and people living with developmental disabilities. that hams coming up june 3rd, which will be here before you know it. >> sarah: up next at 5:30, back to the bay state. bruce springsteen set to make another appearance. but it's not a concert this time. >> reporter: and we're live in revere. a home is hit with graphty, the new clients? let's go meet them soon. in person, we could read the room. on the phone, you're just a voice. let's book on choice. this trip could really help us grow. ? should i stay or should i go? ? when it's time to go for business, book on choicehotels.com and get a free night when you stay with us two times. book direct at choicehotels.com >> s

drew pomeranz held his old team scoreless through three. but the padres get to him in the fourth. this one just over the leaping brock holt in left. 2-0 pads. sox got within a run on a chris young pinch-hit home run in the eighth, but they came up short again in a one-run game, falling 2-1 the final. rory mcilroy roaring back in the final round of the deutsche bank championship, firing off a six under 65, coming from six shots behind to win by two strokes. it's his second win at tpc boston and his first pga tour win since may 015. the patriots get back to work today in foxborough, gearing up r night against the cardinals. i'm joe amorosino. have a great day. ? well i love that dirty water boston you're my home ? >> sarah: patriots' wide receiver julian edelman showing off his skills in boston. he posted this video on twitter. edelman wrote, "boarding around town this weekend. i realize how much boston has joggers, guys. i'm wondering who that other dude is. i thought maybe it might be danny amendola. >> sarah: kind of looks like it. mystery man. >> christa: on the skateboard. all

pomeranz facing the padres. no score on the fourth when he gave up a two-run homer 0 rosales. they tried to rally late but wind up losing. it is their second straight tough loss out west. >>> doc riverses is returning to boston today to help raise money for kids in need. he's in town for the hoop dreams fund-raiser. it's an event rivers helped to establish after the celtics won the nba championship back in benefit the work smart initiative which helps low-income kids stay in school. >>> and history for is a reinto williams who has now won more grand slam single ones than any other man or women in history. she passed roger fire department error with le hundred -- passed roger federer. her next match is a quarterfinals mack up. unstoppable. >> >>> time for our closer look at what's coming up at 7:00 on the cbs this morning program. >> let's check in with nora o'donnell. >> reporter: ahead on cbs this morning, the race kicks in high gear and we're on the campaign trail where both candidates took questions from reporters on their planes. and only on -- only on cbs this morning, la

jumped over pomeranz. jj hardy blasted a home run above the wall, over the sign that put the orioles up 2-0. then rhime hold another one over and out. a five-run second inning. red sox lose 6-3 lals night. a look at the standings. toronto loss so the red sox did not lose any ground to the blue jays. a two-game lead over toronto. the os two back. yankees won so new york now just four games behind the red sox. >>> we track traffic and weather together every ten on the expressway right now, things nice and quiet. in the single digits range. nine minutes from the braintree split to the pike. shiri. >> starting out in the 60s. very few spots in the upper 50s. comfortable and mild and also clear. grab the sunglasses for the morning commute. sun comes up around 6:30 this morning. 5:00 this evening, though, have the umbrellas on hand. a stormy drive home from work with temperatures in the 80s. >>> a year's worth of evidence called into question. a local police department unde evidence has been tampered with. comin

boston jumps over pitcher drew pomeranz. and jj hardy blasting the home run above the sign, above the wall into the monster seats that put the orioles up 2-0. three batters later. three deep. over and o inning. sox wind up losing 6-3 to baltimore. a look at standings. toronto lost over the blue jays. and yankees also won their four games. sox and os close out their series and tomorrow, the yankees come to boston for the start of a four-game series at fenway. >>> good morning, everyone, we track traffic and weather together every ten minutes. this accident on 24 proving to be a little problematic, delays past 137 in -- 139 in stoughton into ivonne into the route 29 area. drive times in a. >>> here is shiri. >> shiri: upper 50s to 60s. partly to mostly cloudy skies. thunderstorms for the evening drive home from work with temperatures from the 80s. timeline on those storms next. >>> years worth of evidence called into question. a local police department called into question to determine whether it has been tampered with. coming

drew pomeranz gets the call despite what you might he has pitched well dating back to july. the victim of poor run support. a key game as they can open a four game lead on baltimore with a win. can we talk about dustin pedroia for a bit? in the last 30 games, he raised his average 33 points, second in the american league in batting at .330, whatever he sees, i hats. 22 hits in his last 22 at-bats at fenway park. he looks good in the color rush uniform, but rob gronkowski may not get a chance to wear them miss a couple of games with the nagging hamstring injury. some of the pats were in rhode island to raise money as some of them got the day off. >> matt lite celebrity shootout is the best event of the year. what do you know? come on, where else can you blow stuff uprighting around a golf cart. it's the best golf tournament there is. you know what i mean, it's much shorter, you don't have to walk as much and they give you firearms. >> you have the people that are the best of the best in world. from olympic shooters that have won gold medals to a guy that has never shot before

drew pomeranz facing his former team. an awesome defensive play. wil myers is up, laces one to second, but look at dustin pedroia get up. head to the fourth, man on base again, trying to line it up, but he can't get it, so there you go. it's 2-0, it's live now onens. the padres lead the red sox, 2-0. bluejays in new york today face the yankees. we've got a familiar face doing damage. jacoby ellsbury up with the yankees down around the first, and that didn't last long. deep shot off r.a. dickey put the yankees on top, they would never trail again. 5-1 game in the seventh. deep shot to right field. aaron judge, gets to the top of the wall. yankees win it today, 5-3. deutsche bank championship wrapped up early this afternoon. 7:00 a.m. to beat the bad weather, but high winds still factored in the outcome. the man on top as the day started was paul casey. minus 15 at the 5th hole, but the putt, a bit short. so he takes a bogey. rory mcilroy started the day, six shots back, loves playing in the wind apparently and in position for a birdie on the we're e

he red sox are 3 games up in the division now, drew pomeranz, 8:00 tonight, they go for the sweep. boston college loses to virginia tech, 49-0. revolution beat the montreal impact 3-1 last night. quebec, tom leyden and myself, tonight at 11:0 for sunday night sports wrap, have a great sunday, everyone. >> we continue to follow breaking news out of new york city where an investigation is underway right now into an exexplosion that rocked the york and a second device found, stephanie coueignoux is monitoring the latest and we have a report from her in a few minutes. >> and over the next 48 hours, watching for heavy rain, possibly some damaging gusts and some lightning. we still have a while to go before the worst of it moves in. i will time it out with futurecast next. >> >> plus a push to get a controversial ballot question passed, the big effort underway in boston to bring attention to [bell] (burke) at farmers, we've seen almost everything, so we know how to cover almost anything. even mer-mutts. hird, twenty-sixteen. talk to farmers. we know a thing or two because we've seen a th

five strong innings, strike out for pomeranz third win. subsidying zeigler ends it. >>> jacoby brissett will not require surgery. he injured the thumb sometime in the third quarter against the texans. their next game. sunday, october 2nd when the buffalo bills come to gillette. brissett or jimmy garoppolo could be ready by that time. it's also likely that they bring another quarterback by that time. >>> after 24 years, kevin is retiring from the nash. good luck, kevin. go to fox25boston.com for high school game day coverage. this past week, it was in westwood. have a great saturday, everybody. i'm butch stearns. >> jason: and we continue to follow breaking news out of washington state. morning pour a gunman who shot and killed five people in a shopping mall. coming up at 9:00, we'll hear from a witness about the chaos and confusion at that scene when those bullets started flying through a macy's store. >> jason brewer: right now, i'll expect you when to expect the coolest this weekend straight ahead. >> heather: plus a family forced to wai

right now city manager jeff pomeranz is about to speak, he was one of the 1st people back after 2008. everyone knows this operation. and later walking down and seeing jeff all the work that was done come to think of it, both of these bar owners did not offer me a beer. in the kingston village and over in the czech village meeting with a long time business owner and all the work in the village, evening i had a chance to join the senator down in the neighborhood. rum pot hasn't received a lot of media attention. that small family neighborhood was working last night. pitchman this effort to -- a tremendous effort. yesterday i noticed a lot of smiles. smiles on people's faces. smiles because they were accomplishing something. smiles because they were seeing all the other people that had responded to this effort. smiling because they are part of a community. i think it was the 1swe that the city manager came to cedar rapids, he put his hand on my shoulder and he said, mayor, it's all about ownership. i said jeff, what do you mean? explain. he says, no one ever washes a rented car but they