i grew up in south boston.y i am a pro life social and economic justice catholic committed to the poor. that doesn't necessarily fit into any political party. having said that i didn't have very many pictures in the mayor's office in boston but i have one picture in fact for the ten years that i was mayor there was one person that ever came into may office of all the prominent people that i had that recognize the picture and was governor mario cuomo of new york. it was christ in the bread line. of all of these candidates for presidents and presidents of banks in my office they only saw one picture. they didn't recognize christ in a soup kitchen in a bread line that was a famous picture. they saw homeless people. they knew that i was president of the mayors and chairman of the homeless commission. there it is today. pope francis is showing us he sees christ in the bread line. that's what i take away from pope francis' comments tonight. pope francis saw christ in the soup kitchen and in the bread line. >> i'm goi

. >> that is johnny, although colored contacts, blonde hair slicked back and a thick south boston accent make him virtually unrecognizable. >> james bulger i was always fascinated by not just where he came from and how he lived, but being able to evade authorities for a good 16, 17 years. >> jimmy's business is jimmy's business. >> benedict cumberbatch plays his brother, a state senator. >> jimmy went this way. billy went this way. billy ends up this highfalutin politician. >> hello awkward family reunion. >> don't you want him to grow up proud. >> dakota johnson plays johnny's devoted wife. in a bizarre real life twist, whitey's whield hood friend grew up to be an fbi agent. >> the success, just getting started. >> and we're going to be with johnny this weekend at the toronto film festival. his wife will also be there with her movie. >>> coming up next, why is this obese reality star thanking the star of a viral fat shaming video. >> people who have bad habits [ bleep ]. >>> plus, does kaley kuoco blame her husband for her overeating. >> i'll have just three of those burgers. >>> then v

into a plastic bag and left in the family refrigerator for days until they dumped the body at the south boston seaport. the body washed up in june with investigators trying to identify baby doe. this computer generated image viewed 50 million times before prosecutors say a friend realized the couple's claim that bella wasn't with them because she was taken by the department of children and families was a lie. >> bond broke down crying saying i'll never see my daughter again. >> bond has a long history with dcf and drug and prosecution charges. she also being held on a million dollars bail while the judge would not set bond for mccarthy. marcyzalez. >>> back to you. >>> police are looking for a man that held up the yum yum deli. he approached the employee and put a gun to her waste. he forced the woman and another, woulder to the back of the store and took off on a bike. >>> a contractor charged in connection with the deadly building clams on market street -- collapse on market street rejected a plea deal. he will pursue a jury trial instead. 6 people were killed and more than a dozen injured w

>> how hard was it for all of you to get that south boston accent?g out in the gym. >> feel like maybe you want to tell me what happened in school yesterday? >> dakota, you play whitey bulger's girlfriend, mother to his child, and your scenes are when we see more of the human side of whitey. >> it was important for the audience and for the story to see a glimmer of hope in jimmy. >> good boy. >> jimmy? >> there is the scene between us in the kitchen that says a lot, more than anything i did. it says a lot because of what dakota was doing, what she gave me. >> thanks. >> you're welcome. >> i should go now? >> yeah, you should go now. >> there is a gentleman right behind me who is one of my absolute heros. >> peter? >> yeah. oh, is that peter? this guy has done some of the best work that i've seen from an actor, you know, coming up the ranks. interesting work, you know. >> johnny, you've said about scott, it was all about this movie. what did he bring about in you as an actor in order to become this character? >> he created a set and setting and a free

those pews filled with young people once again, just like they were when i was a kid growing up in south boston. >> and i have to believe for you in your lifetime, the election of a boston catholic to the white house has to have been one of those peaks. >> absolutely. you know, we are starting to see that. this is a kennedy moment here with the first -- first latin-american pope. the first franciscan -- the first american saint. and here we are, we are seeing a regeneration, rebirth of the catholic church here in america. we will keep on talking about the firsts but once we get by the first, i think we will see a church on the right road, come back and with great pride, people will be coming become to the ch-- back to the church in america. >> joined by maria teresa kumar, it cults both ways, politically and the huge number of hispanic-catholics. >> the fact he is addressing this idea, not just immigrants, but american latinos, they are often the ones that are not part of the news, except when it comes to immigration. >> right. >> when you read a headline and you say america -- americas think t

in south boston. he was the sort of power in the area.t's say, gangster, you know -- you know, the common language is really violence. >> jimmy: yeah. >> it's how you hold your -- >> jimmy: very violent guy, disappeared awhile, turned up in an apartment building in santa monica. >> 16 years, free as a bird walking around santa monica. >> jimmy: your performance in this movie, i know you don't like to watch yourself. have you seen this movie? >> you know what? yeah i broke my rule. >> jimmy: you did? >> because we -- in venice, we showed the film at the festival there. i told -- the lights went down. i told the director, who was sitting just to my right, i said, listen, i'm skipping out. i can't do it. and he said, you know -- watch the film. so -- yeah, yeah, yeah. you know. >> jimmy: there's a lot of great acting. >> a lot of great actors. >> jimmy: but you were the best one. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] >> i have a problem watching films of any kind. >> jimmy: really? >> unless it's a documentary. i can watch those. but, you kno

then, of course, you have south boston, which is irish-american. and that's where we set our story. the notion of the bonds of brotherhood and families, extremely important to them, as well as the bonds of loyalty. and loyalty is a theme that kind of courses through the film.

dealing with the fbi, informant for fbi, trying to bring down mafia trying to invade his turf in south boston the takes place in the 70's and 80's and the cast is insane. bendik cumberbatch, scott cooper direct the film, you have kevin bacon, you have joel edge areton and really one of the films and also todd from breaking bad do you remember the guy from the train scene, the crazy guy that looked like matt damon. it is one of the films that really is one of those move his that grabs you from the beginning, and, first two thirds are very good but it is not great. that moment there is start of the third act. that is when movie delves into greatness. i gave it four out of the five. that means i definite recommend seeing it. i don't think it is as good as things like departed or good fellas, it doesn't reach that mind blowing level of classic nature but dep performance is so good it is worth seeing just to see it in theaters. four out of five. not mind blowingly great but very, very good. >> johnny dep, so impressed that he took on a real nuanced character who has depth. because we have talked a

house were the values that i was taught in my home, in my neighborhood, in my church growing up in south bostonare, we're reminded of that once again. so it is a regeneration of our values as catholics, as americans, and a very special day. i think every child in america should watch this because it's really about what america is about, what faith is all about, what family is all about. >> you mentioned the values, the shriver report i believe puts the number around 77% believe this pope's values are in line with theirs. how do you define that right now at a time when the debate, for example, climate change, the debate over the role of a person who's been divorced or remarried in the church. the conversation over lgbt issues and what sin is. how do you define that now? >> i don't think you're going to see dramatic cultural or religious changes within the catholic church. i know that for a fact. but i think the tone is what pope francis brings to this -- to the debate. i've been in poll tickeitics ov years and i've sat down with people that i agree with and people that i disagree with. but i alw

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new england thruway south cedar to boston road that is construction. construction clearing on the merritt parkway south exit 37 to 36. things should be moving along without major problems there. new york state thruway north exit 14 to 15 two lanes are closed because of roadwork. on the gowanus expressway inbound 92nd to third avenue you have more construction. morning. nothing at the george washington bridge, however. if you want to come inbound at the george washington bridge, the lincoln or holland tunnels, you have a minor delay. no major problems. alternate side of the street parking rules are suspended. metered apply. major parking restrictions are also in effect throughout manhattan. you have the u.n. general assembly, a lot of closures, a lot of streets you cannot park on. you might want to leave the car at home. lori and ken, over to you. >> thank you. >>> the tributes are pouring in with news of the death of yankee great yogi berra. the hall of fame catcher known for a record 10 world series championships died of natural causes at the age of 90

south. his plan was to start in boston and head south. henry clay took him aside and said, over this creole thing, the south hates the british. i don't think it would be safe for you to go down there. charles dickens got the message and went west. if you read his book that he wrote about this period of the american notes, it is of his time in the north and the west. he only praised in his book two americans, john quincy adams and joshua giddings. ok. we had this mess. andrew diplomacy. -- enter diplomacy. the prime interest or mates very young queen elizabeth -- the prime minister meets a very young queen elizabeth. a war with the united states is on the horizon. she said, oh my gosh. what can we do? remember afghanistan and the death of the british? the prime minister said, i have an idea. i propose a special mission. i think you'll want to nominate alexander bearing of the baring brothers to come to the u.s. and represent with full powers to do whatever he wants to settle all of these issues with borders and everything else. she said, t

. >> and the role of the gangster james whitety bulger, set in 1970s south boston, it tells and his ties to the fbi. it's rated r. >> finally, waiting for new movies. i can't wait to the see that either. >> and johnny depp needs a hit. >> right, because he hasn't had one in a while. >> and the reviews have been good. >>> what do we have weather- wise, friday everybody wants to know. >> you know, like you want to go to a drive in movie, feels like summer but cooler. >>> problems on the roads and changes on the rails to update you on this weekend. >> all right. thank you. >>> time now is 4:58. still ahead, breaking news, a person shot outside a burger king and we are live on the scene. >>> plus, a violent attack on a high school football field last week. and now we hear from the other side. >>> and if you don't trust the prices on the shelf, there's a paying for. every cup has a story. dunkin' k-cup packs in my life -- we're a good fit. a single serving for myself, it's pretty special. it is like having a dunkin' store in my home which is what i've always dreamed of. bring home delicious d

back in boston, in south boston, my mother-in-law, helen shaughnessy, originally helen bailey, she's a gold star sister. she lost her brother, arnie, in april of 1944 in his first jump over the ryan, close to the end of the second -- over the rhine, close to the end of the second world war in europe. their family continues to carry that pain and burden each and every day. i urge my colleagues on both sides of the aisle to support ms. esty in her efforts along with senator wyden and others in the senate to support s. 163 and i reserve the balance of our time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves. the gentleman from michigan. mr. walberg: i'd like to make congressman lynch aware i have no further speakers and am prepared to close. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from massachusetts. mr. lynch: at this time i would like to introduce and welcome the lead sponsor of this bill in the house, ms. esty of connecticut has been a true champion on behalf of veterans all over this country and i yield her such time as she may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady from c

noon at is not going to be a free-for-all this is where you'll be able to return if you live south of bostonk kron 4175 south of knows line at the canyon road you be able to go back to your home today and see what is left their son home is still stand inflicted these of the screening locations where police are born to be figuring out if you can return to your homes physicalism look like your meat law enforcement officers and the like a high-school if you're coming from, so you'll meet them at the napa county fairground where they will be looking at your full id need to make sure you bring your id or some sort of the agitation that proves to live in these areas this morning we've been here all morning there been crews here going back and forth trying to pick up the pieces. >>reporter: the cruise: people comeback in at noon today to assure you bring your id or some sort of documentation approved you live in these areas bruce barbara and leonard several others remain missing this morning. >>will tran: they're cracking down on sweets during school activities the reaction from parents is mixed. >

these bonds of brotherhood and these bonds of loyalty that were forged in the projects of south boston, that ultimately led to the downfall of bulger. >> the low was kicked to the curb, in order that the loyalty could exist. the sort of dangerous situation that left the freedom for jimmy to rule that city. >> when did you get out of alcatraz? >> that's nearly ten years ago. >> well, it's wonderful to have you back in the neighborhood. >> the film does a wonderful job boston in the '70s and '80s, and the mobster scene. what was it like for all of you, going back to that time? >> it was very exciting for me because i'm from boston. i was going home. i wanted to play a role in boston for many years. to be able to play in the ultimate boston movie, i was so excited to go back. >> what's the secret? >> how hard was it for all of accent? she had the advantage, obviously. >> she chaet eated. >> everyone dropped right into it when i arrived. rory was well into it, for down there, and spent more time in south bars than any of us had yet. >> they're not hanging out in the gym. >> feel like maybe

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when i travel around this country, i was just in south carolina, new york, boston, in iowa, maybe people are yelling loud but at the end of the day people are now beginning to say, what can you do, governors, to bring people together to accomplish things. sometimes you hear loud voices out here who get the attention, get the headlines. i tell you at the end of the day i believe the republican party will pick somebody who is reformer who is a change agent what accomplished things have experience. these people yelling and screaming. you ask them, what have you accomplished at the time that you've been in public office. would be interesting question, wouldn't it? >> dickerson: we appreciate your help there. the question asking front. let me ask you this. who are the people now out of the republican race, they did stuff, governor perry, governor walker they had experience, no longer able to run for president. what does that say about the climate which you're crying to make the case that you just made? >> three things you need to be president in my opinion. said by smart democrat. one you got

boston that baby doe has been identified. you might remember baby doe was a little girl found in a trash bag. her body was found on a beach southon. she was, as i said, inside a trash bag. she had brown hair, brown eyes, 3 feet tall. police could not figure out who this child was or how this child died. it's been a huge mystery for months right now, but they do believe that baby doe has been identified. and i'm reading from the latest wire that i have, so bear with me now. police say the break came after a search warrant was executed in a boston neighborhood thursday are. the search warrant was carried out in the madipan neighborhood of boston. supposed supposedly, pollen was found on this little girl's body which helped police determine which boston neighborhood the little girl might have come from. that's about all we know right now. alexander field is working on this story and she'll bring us more information as she gets it. >>> checking more top stories. 14 taliban militants have been killed by pakistani security forces. officials say each of the 14 attackers killed took part in an overnight raid on an air force base in nor

plastic bag into a duffel bag which she put in the trunk of his car and drove to an area in the south bostonput them in the bag and then dumped her body in the water. >> mccarthy's attorney insists his client is innocent. >> he is shocked and saddened by the death of bella bond but he did not kill her. >> reporter: but the lawyer for the child's mother disagrees. >> she wants to see mr. mcccarty pay for what he did. >>> up next, in a live report, details on his first stop and why some people don't want him to visit the white house. stay with cnn. technology empowers us to achieve more. it pushes us to go further. special olympics has almost five million athletes in 170 countries. the microsoft cloud allows us to immediately be able to access information, wherever we are. information for an athlete's medical care, or information to track their personal best. with microsoft cloud, we save millions of man hours, and that's time that we can invest in our athletes and changing the world. if you can't put a feeling into words, why try? philips sonicare leaves your mouth with a level of clean like

clothing, a blanket also in the trash bag, led them to believe the child was from this section of boston, southdowntown. awaiting a press conference with the district attorney and others to talk about the case and the arrest of the woman we believe to be the mother of this baby. ari? >> thank you for that reporting on a difficult story there. >>> an update on washington news. the republican-held house passed a bill to strip federal funds from planned parenthood, this's a campaign issue, unless they certified they're not performing abortions. the bill expected to die in the senate but it is delaying the very important budget talks and bringing everyone closer to a potential government shutdown. nbc's luke russert on the hill following the story. luke, tell me about today's vote and if folks want to know if the government is shutting down, what you score the likelihood as. >> reporter: it is, interesting, ari. it's a question everyone wants an answer to and it's unclear whether or not the house gop leadership has a way forward to avert a shutdown that does not take on democratic support. remember

what he did get a call that a plane took off in boston, turned south toward new york was scheduled to go to montrÉal and you said that will arrive in new york airspace in 15 minutes? >> that's one of the reasons for that emergency authority. so that i have the authority under the current system, now as we kinds -- transition to the new law, i have lost that authority. it is now been raised to the attorney general. i will have to approach the attorney general or why she needs to authorize emergency access speed and so we are adding time to the process? >> it is probably going to be longer but i suspect we will find out. >> based on my question then, your answer is something that imminent probably can't be addressed in time to put up the defense's? >> not in minutes. >> you stated in your statement here that nsa works daily to protect privacy and civil liberties. of well over 50 million major insurance companies in my state. we seem bridges everything from retail stores to you name it. obviously, those occur partly because those entities did not have the procedures in place to block tha

what if you get a call that a plane took off in boston, turned south toward new york when it was scheduled to go to montreal and you said, that will arrive in new york air space in 15 minutes? >> that's one of the reasons -- >> what happens? >> that's one of the reasons for that emergency authority so that i have the authority under the current system -- now, as we transition to the new law which again we have to have firmly in place by november the 29th, i have lost that authority. it has now been raised to the attorney general soif i will have to approach the attorney general for why she -- in this case she needs to authorize emergency access. >> so we're adding time to the process? >> it is probably going to be longer i suspect we're going to find out. >> and based on my question and your answer something that imminent probably can't be addressed in time to put up the defenses. >> not in minutes. i doubt we could do it in minutes. >> you stated in your statement here that nsa works daily to protect privacy and civil liberties. we've seen breaches of tens of millions of federal employees

they drove apparently to the south end of boston to the seaport area over there.being rachelle bond, put some weights in this bag, then put the trash bag in a duffel bag and threw it into boston harbor. body washed up on deer island which is a little to the east of there near boston's logan airport and a woman walking her dog on june 25th, her dog apparently had some interest in that bag. went over to look at it and the woman asked a person nearby to go with her to check out what was in the bag. they opened the bag and found what looked to be the limb of a small child, and of course they called the companies and that's how this all got started. now for almost 90 days the police and community had no idea who this child was. but as cliff van zandt was reporting in the last hour, because no one in this area had reported a child of that age missing, it became pretty clear to the authorities at least that they were looking at someone who was perhaps the caregiver of this child. the question again that a lot of people are going to be asking is, given this mother's histo

in this scenario, there's wet conditions through the next few days from boston to washington, d.c., and that extends to the southn miami. drier as we go out towds the west. now, as eyou look at the forecat in east asia, we are keeping an eye on the remnants of a storm that's taking the moisture along with the stationary front located near the western portion of japan and move towards the east. we had a high pressure system over japan bringing us drier condition, but that's going to change thursday and friday, and the moisture is picked up, drives up over the korean peninsula thursday, and later on in the day into friday, we see the wet weather over japan, and so you will need to have your umbrella, thursday, friday, and saturday, in sapporo, and other areas will dry out for the weekend. over europe, high pressure still sitting right over the northern portions of the continent, keeping it dry, but still a bit cooler as we see the northerly and westerly winds in place. the wet weather continues in the south as instability remains, and expect to see wet weather from rome to madrid with temperatures in the 20s, down

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dominant area of high pressure that really is completely dominating from dallas up toward boston and down to the south the exception is the area of low pressure down toward the south and that won't move our way and neither will these storms and this is the reason why they have the rain out toward california and utah, but these areas of low pressure that have the moisture are moving way to the north and what that means for us is it is going to stay warm and dry for the next week or so. we are going to see some changes later on into the week, but we need the rain and we are three inches below average. one thing of low pressure does for us, cools the temperature, and 53 degrees tomorrow night and 53 in kull pepper and some areas could get down into the upper 40s and some areas did have some areas of fog early this morning, too and high temperatures tomorrow and right back into the 80s and 86 in wash and 86 in washington and i mentioned the nice weather last and 86 friday and 88 on saturday, but notice down to 80 on sunday and that's when a cold front comes through and then we'll see some bigger changes.

what if you get a call that a plane took off from boston and went south when scheduled to go to montreal and said it will arrive in 15 minutes what happens? >> that is one of the reasons for the emergency authority. as we transition to the new law, i have last that authority and it has been raise today the attorney general and i will have to approach the attorney general on why she needs to authorize access. >> we are adding time to the process? >> it is probably going to be longer i suspect. we will find out. >> based on my question and your answer something that imminent probably can't be addressed in time to put up the defenses? >> not in minutes. >> you stated in your statement here that nsa works daily to protect privacy and civil liberties. we have seen breaches of tens of millions federal employee records. we have seen breaches of well over 50 million major insurance companies in my state, we have seen breaches of everything from retail stores to you name it. obviously those occur partly because those entities did not have the procedures in place to block that and the nsa does. an

south. that could very well bring shower activity saturday and sunday, along with cooler temperatures for the mid-atlantic. ,atellite radar, clear skies mainly clear, clear skies new york city and boston. he high-pressure just off to the north. that couldere, potentially become a big weather maker saturday and sunday. that is mainly south of d.c. where the best chances of our showers are. the high-pressure as we had further to the south. that is where we have the shower activity on futurecast. this will take us through the day saturday. as we move into saturday afternoon, breezy conditions, the high-pressure to the north. that could also keep a lot of the moisture further to the south. that is good news, especially if you have outdoor activities planned saturday and sunday. next week we warm up a little bit. after the core we can, a nice change on the way. as we move through the 11:00ght, upper 60's at am in town the temperatures fall, middle to upper 60's. a little cooler in the northern and western suburbs, low 50's not out of the question with the cooler air. we look for temperatures to slowly rebound as we head through the morning tomorrow. should be a beautiful sunrise. not as pr

lots of thunderstorms from boston at 76 degrees degrees down south as far as dallas at 94.ld front could see soaking showers bringing isolate of the flooding to those parts of the states. otherwise the western half of the u.s. nice and sunny and warm. hot in froes know, 106, 102 in yosemite. 108 in chico. palm spring at 102. l.a., 95, could see pop up thunder showers there. zooming into the bay area tomorrow. nothing but sunshine. unfortunately no marine layer. from the coast to inland it's going to be warm. well above average for this time of the year. 82 in san francisco. 90 in oakland. 106 in antioch. 98 in santa rosa. spare the air day tomorrow. friday still hot. the heat will recede and we'll cool off by the weekend and comfortable next week. >> comfortable starts great. >> the nfl season gets underway tomorrow. san francisco is taking center stage. the host committee at levi's stadium is getting things started with a two-day event called the kick off to kick off celebration. >> i'm here today to look forward to the next 150 days, culminated by the big game. but more i

what if you get a call that a plane took off in boston, turned south toward new york when i was scheduled to go to montreal and you said, that will arrive in new york airspace in 15 minutes. >> that's one of the reasons -- >> whooat happens? >> that's one of the reasons for the emergency authority, so that i have the authority under the current system -- now as we transition to the new law, which, again, we have to have firmly in place by november the 29th. i have lost that authority. it's now been raised to the attorney general. i'll have to approach the attorney general why she in this case, why she needs to authorize emergency access. >> so we're adding time to the process. >> it is probably going to be longer i suspect we're going to find out. >> and based on your -- based on my question, then, your answer is something that imminent probably can't be addressed in time to put up the defenses. >> not in minutes. i doubt we could do it in minutes. >> you stated in your statement here that nsa works daily to protect privacy and civil liberties. we've seen breaches of tens of millions of f

what if you get a call that a plaintiff up in boston, turn south toward new york and you said that will arrive in york airspace and 15 minutes. what happens? admiral rogers: that is one of the reasons for that emergency authority. i have the authority under the current system -- as we transition to the new law, i have lost that authority. it has been raised to the attorney general. i will have to approach the attorney general. >> we are adding time to the process. admiral rogers: it will be longer, i suspect. >> based on my question in your answer -- and your answer, something that imminent cannot be addressed in time to put up defenses. admiral rogers: i doubt we could do it in minutes. >> you stated in your statement that nsa works daily to protect privacy and simple liberties. we've seen breaches of tens of millions of federal employees records. we've seen breaches of well over 50 million major insurance company -- breaches of everything from retail stores to you name it. obviously, those are -- those occur partly because those enemies did not have the procedures in place to block th

south jersey, 2.18. and in delaware, 2.33. president obama is spending labor day in boston where he signed an executive order paid sick leave for federal employees. the white house would not specify the cost of federal contractors to implement the executive order but said increased worker loyalty would off set the costs. >>> meanwhile, joe biden is in pittsburgh today. he joined aflicio president to kick off the parade there. he is weighing a run for president and will make his decision sometime this months. >> much more still ahead on "action news" at 12:30, a referee knocked off his feet tackled twice during a high school football game. see the video that got the two players suspended. >>> the dentist who killed cecil the lion gives his side of the story. >>> a man recovering from a shark by the said he is not the victim, bus stop the shark is. why he is blaming himself for what happened. when "action news" comes right back. >> a number of european countries are discussing the prospect of taking in refugees that are fleeing vial -- violence from their countries. angela markell said those who don't get get asylum will not be a

south as raleigh. then we warm it up. d.c. mid-80s, new york city mid-80s. boston should be '80s. maybe not everyone is completely done with their air-conditioning yet. that's your national weather. here's a closer look at your ay ahead. those are some of the hotter spots today in the nation. mostly in texas. 94 in amarillo today. we take those 90s from denver to the middle of the country to rapid city. we should top out around 92. >>> >> i know you like summer. >> i do. thank you, bill. >>> straight ahead, sad news on the death of an nba legend and food news commuters everywhere are smiling. you are watching "early today." . hing you could stay in bed all day. when your cold is this bad... . . >> welcome back, everybody, three 18-year-olds have been arrested in arizona. they're accused of using a sling shot who hit drivers with a rock near phoenix. they will be charged with assault and criminal damage. auy thorities say thut are not connecicd tohe 11 freeway shootings reported in the last two weeks. >>> and battle kentucky clerk to work today. shr,e was jailed for five days for r

south has formed. as we head into the weekend the rain from the low and its related front will head to the north. at the same time we have high pressure dropping down from boston. the two will do battle. it's going to be a close call. we'll have lots of clouds for the weekend, probably more on sunday than saturday. rain should hold south of philadelphia on saturday. the big question does it push into philadelphia, most models are saying no, but some have been robust saying some of it does get here, we'll go with the idea of 30% chance of rain. most of the models expect rain to push close to philadelphia and holding to the south. wouldn't that be nice if that's the way it worked out. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, 75 on saturday, sunday, 73. of the two days, sunday looks like the better possibility of rain, but a less than 50% chance. the the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, nice today, 82, nice tomorrow, 77. with the clouds and the breezes and much of the day in in the 60s, you'll be out and about in philadelphia, as the pope and all the parades unfolding. warm as we head into tuesdayance wednesday. >>> more on the powerful explosion th

south. look at the highs today. warm in the northeast. boston down to philly, 82. washington, d.c., the same. 70s towards buffalo and pittsburgh. not much in rainfall. we had a couple of isolated showers this afternoon. there's a few more out there on fox 5 sky guardian in eastern pennsylvania. that's about it. the wider view shows more showers trying to make their move through virginia. we'll see that increase overnight. just a couple of showers. tomorrow, a few more showers, but the best chance of rain will tomorrow night and wednesday. a good soaking is possible. 70s right now out the door. 78 at poughkeepsie. 77 in midtown. mid 70s back to sussex. 81 allentown. mid 70s across long island to 73 in belmar. we're up 5, 10 degrees from 24 hours ago. one more warm day tomorrow. we hit 80 in the area tomorrow. wait until you see where the temperatures go later in the week. something we haven't seen in some time. not getting out of the low and middle 60s. winds out of the southeast will keep it humid. 5, 10 miles an hour. on the big picture, here's the cold front that

boston. >> "dancing with the stars" premiers tonight we'll have a preview of the new season. >>> jewelry burglar across the south nets almost half a million dollars in merchandise. >> reporter: we are starting out rather cool you may want to dress the kids in a jacket or sweatshirt. i'll have the afternoon call coming up. ♪ >> members of the jewish community gathered in rittenhouse square for the start of the roshashana, the jewish new year. there was a traditional service after the concert. >> beautiful. what weather they had david to be out and about. >> reporter: a little rain here or there this weekend, it was a little chilly, but not bad overly. happy new year to our jewish friends. we held outside to i-95 girard point bridge, northbound lanes heading toward broad street. we'll have midday construction for the next few days from 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. they will block a lane at the girard point bridge undoubtedly they will cause delays in the process. no problems on the regional rails. everything is back to normal this morning. hopefully you're enjoying being back on the tracks route 15, 101 trolleys all bac

boston. we have a few lingering showers to the south of washington that could move in as we head through the rest of today a bit of sunshine by 8:00 a.m., mostly cloudy skies return to us closer to 11:00 a.m. 2:00 p.m., temperatures slow to warm up. we won't even make it into the 70s until around the time you head out for lunch. 72 by 2:00 p.m. the high today at 74. i'm tracking how long these temperatures in the 70s will stick around coming up in my full forecast. >>> police in delaware county are investigating a shooting that left one person wounded. it happened just before 1:00 this morning on darby terrace in darby borough. medics took the victim to the hospital, there's no word on that person's condition. >> this morning crews are trying to get an intersection in north philadelphia reopened after this water main break left behind a real mess out there. jesse gary is live at the intersection of west huntington park avenue and westmoreland street with details. tell us about the cleanup. >> reporter: the water is flowing again, but this time in a good way. they've opened up this fire plug,

south and west of us. that cooler, drier air off to the north and east. 62 in boston. 50 in caribou, maine. that fall can't be too far away with temperatures like that. showing you satellite and radar. we have a few scattered showers. mainly to the north of d.c. not going to amount to a whole lot more as we move through the overnight hours. most of the action now off to the west of us. this is a back door cold front. it moves across the mid atlantic. nighttime lows range from the upper 60's, suburban areas, inside the capital beltway, talking around 70. to 73 degrees. inside the district, looking at around 74 to 75. so a little bit warmer as you head into the district. for the overnight hours. along with a limb bit of added humidity. here it is. the forecast. for the next 36 hours. here's that back door cold front. that sweeps on through. toward the south and west. cooler, drier air will funnel in. now, it's not going to last very long. only tomorrow into the day on sunday. and by monday, labor day, the heat, humidity, it is back. so highs tomorrow around 84 degrees. we will see a few morni